Riding the wallke x3 pro

[@BIKESnSKILLETS]

It has pedals!

[@TheMarklandian]

Yes it does Lol

[@BIKESnSKILLETS]

@@TheMarklandian 😁

[@lincolngarcia6616]

I can hear you fine considering you are going pretty fast. The cool thing is your route only has a few high traffic areas and the Walkie X3 seems to handle rough terrain pretty good.

[@TheMarklandian]

Trying to get a better mic but it’s expensive Lol. Not super important but would like it. Also the wallke is a beast offroad

[@ebikenation]

Nice video! Better watch jumping those curbs lol

[@TheMarklandian]

I’ve gotten pretty used to it

[@firstinlastout]

Would you recommend this for a 6'2 300 lb rider like me? Thank you.

[@TheMarklandian]

@@firstinlastout I have a buddy that’s 6’7 that rode it no issue

[@firstinlastout]

@@TheMarklandian but was he 300 lb? Thanks again. Norm

[@TheMarklandian]

@@firstinlastout I’m 270lbs and carry a bunch of stuff in a Backpack no issues. I’ve pretty sure he’s 275

[@firstinlastout]

​@@TheMarklandianThank you. Remember Jesus loves you!

[@steverogers4553]

Do you reckon the 26" tyres make for a better cycling experience than the 20" on the H9 ? Am gonna pick one, the H9 will fit easy into the car, not sure about the X3. Thanks

[@TheMarklandian]

@@steverogers4553 on bumps (specifically off-road) the 26s are great. If you’re mainly doing light off-road and/or paved trail riding I’d get the h9.

[@ranst4038]

I sent this to Dan Kelley on 2/10/ 24 "There is no connection between Penn Ave & Creekside trail on Google maps. But now there is, Metroparks site shows there is on detour map. They must have cut a new trail through trees. Go on detour & show us what there? And give us more info on how long it will take to finish US 35 bridge." Turn Left on Spinning Rd, & the new path through trees not far. Thanks Rick

[@TheMarklandian]

I’m pretty sure they reopened the trail running under woodman and have that section of the bridge finished

[@franksmith5516]

Can you explain the "dual battery conversion" you mentioned? Did you hook up a second battery to the 1st battery to add more amp hours?

[@TheMarklandian]

You’re right about wiring both together into one. A little more in depth than just connecting them but in simplest terms that’s what it is

[@franksmith5516]

@@TheMarklandian Thanks for the clarification! I have another question or two if you don't mind... Is the bike your riding the 2024 version of the bike? I'm really interested in purchasing this bike, but I would like a little bit more distance on it. Can you recommend a link to where I could do something similar to linking the batteries like you did?

[@TheMarklandian]

@@franksmith5516 I have the 2023 version and stock it gets 30 miles with me on it (250lbs) in pas 3/4. Able to cruise around 20-25mph in those power levels no problem

[@brianbassett4379]

That's one short-range pig of a bike.

[@TheMarklandian]

I didn’t know 50 miles was short range but ok?