Solo Desert Camping on an E-bike - Eahora Juliet Off-road Range Test

Solo camping in the Owyhee mountains. Range test and review of the Eahora Juliet electric bike. Tag along as we visit Succor Creek and Leslie Gulch and put this e-bike through some tough off-road conditions, carrying a full load of gear. Thanks for watching.
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[@solojimoutdoors]

What's the furthest you have traveled on an E-bike?

[@MrMtr999]

Wow… impressive man, you ride off road and all, how do you like that Juliet? I an looking hard on it. Great video, Eahora should see this and give you something :). Nice ride.👍 subscribed!

[@solojimoutdoors]

Thank you! I am loving it so far. It seems to be a great bike. I appreciate your comment.

[@Kattbirb]

The furthest I've gone on an Ebike was about 20 miles on a Rad Power RadCity 4. Had a lovely trip around the peninsula I live on, stopping at a half dozen state parks along the way.

[@MrMtr999]

@@solojimoutdoors thanks for replying, please upload more traveling videos on Juliet if you can, appreciated sir. Thanks. ( I saw other videos from others, the controller and pas sensor are in side the crank case box by crank arms, in case you need repair or change lcd, throttle, etc, you have to pull crank arm off with puller like regular bicycle to open that box)

[@solojimoutdoors]

@@Kattbirb sounds like a wonderful trip.

[@supercraps6110]

Right on the mark. My Juliet loaded down with gear did 70Mi. You are accurate and a realist. Much appreciated advice on the backup plan idea. Great video !!

[@solojimoutdoors]

Thank you for watching. I am glad you enjoyed it. I just did a road test yesterday. I just need to get the video together. Stay tuned.

[@KeywordManagement]

70 miles loaded down is still beast mode.

[@IslandFilmMaker]

The REAL LESSON HERE is how Manufacturers LIE! Especially with Batteries! Sorry all of us not seeing the Springs. I've bought an eBike from Biktrix. This company puts their pedals to the test as REAL TIME PROOF what their eBikes and batteries will travel. Thx for sharing this journey.

[@brentcollins9727]

That was great! Thanks for taking us along.

[@solojimoutdoors]

Thank you! I am happy you enjoyed it.

[@TexCynRVLife]

Thanks for taking us to such a great place! Wow. Good test for the bike too. 👍

[@solojimoutdoors]

Thank you for watching! I am glad you enjoyed it.

[@Dotarux]

I came wanting to buy an E Bike but now what I need is to go camping alone.

[@solojimoutdoors]

Do it! Solo camping helps put things into perspective. Thank you for your comment.

[@mattaylor8935]

Been doing that 14 years walking now I have a e bike

[@patprop74]

I been E-biking for for two years now, i started off with a 36V 250watt gramma cruiser with a 14Ah battery, then had a 31Ah battery made for it which give me good range ( around 50 miles), end of last summer i made my way into the 48V Fat bikes, which worked like a charm for Canadian winters, i rode to work and back everyday, and a few hours trail riding in the evenings ever since I got it, but now with spring making its way, I am also thinking of a good cargo bike for fishing and solo camping in my area, i pretty much boiled it down to two choice you might find interesting, A bike sold by Voltbike, its called the Kodiak, which is a sorta fatbike but with 3 inch tires which should be just about right for trails and good range, but, it has a maximum battery pack size of 25Ah, which is a little con to consider, my other consideration is a Tesgo Hiker, which a cargo fatbike with 4 inch wheels but the battery packs is what caught my eyes, two options, a 48V 30Ah, or a whopping 48V 60Ah, which is what i would go for, both these bikes have a standard Bafang 350-500Watt planetary gear hub motor, unlike the Juliet or the Romeo which uses a full on Brushless. Still not sure which is best though.

[@iblankedurmommy]

Great video , I really enjoyed it !

[@solojimoutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Morongobill]

Follow up comment. Cruised over to Amazon and went whoa when I saw the price. Only $1299 for all that performance. Great deal!

[@solojimoutdoors]

That is a great price.

[@KeywordManagement]

Thing that is interesting with Juliet is it might be possible for Eahora to make an even higher capacity battery based on design. Would be cool to see someone develop an insulated wrap to help keep battery warm on those cold rides.

[@Jim-su7en]

Great video. I’m heading to eastern Oregon!

[@solojimoutdoors]

Thank you for watching!

[@hikeaphoto746]

I noticed you have a 2004 and mine is 2003. You have the same saddle as mine. I will be happy once again to ride once I get a new display, mine had a error. I plan to ride 100 miles in one day. I ride about 50 miles each time. Up hills and down hills. I had a few issues on my bike that need fixed once I got it out of box. My box was really bad. I plan next to get another new battery, that way I don't have to worry how far I want to go before charging. I noticed also the front wobble. My first bike had that same wobble issue because of me adding to much on the front with weight, I changed the weight in back now no issue. I can't change my new eAhora Juliet 2003, I enjoy mine. I want a new camper trailer next, but not been able to get one I want. Take care! Thanks!

[@beyootv1333]

Good stuff

[@LenB4830]

I (M-220 lbs) ride a VeeGo 750 with a 13.5 Ah battery. I usually ride twenty to 30 miles on mostly flat-ish ground and I pedal constantly. The furthest I've ridden to battery cutoff was 36 miles.

[@solojimoutdoors]

That seems like a good long way for 3.5 ah. Nice work.

[@AgentXRifle]

I just ordered a Romeo II, has duel motor and is beefy… can’t wait to do things like this in Western Canada 🇨🇦

[@MrMann703]

Thank you for the video, I really enjoyed it. I went with their new model called Cupid for use in the city as well as for some bikepacking, it's a cargo style ebike. The frame design of it is lighter than the Romeo or Juliet but can carry the same 330lb weight, with a 165lb rider it's rated for 60 miles straight electric or up to 110 miles with pedal assist. Between my pack and the front and rear cargo racks I could carry all my gear. I am thinking of possibly pulling a small trailer with it and purchasing an extra battery when they have batteries available.

[@solojimoutdoors]

Sounds like fun. I wish you well on your adventures.

[@usernamesrlamo]

Have you received the Cupid yet? I have it on my short list, along with the Juliet and a similar bike from Euy. My only concern is the Cupid has a suggested max height of 6 foot and I am just a hair over 6 foot. I’m trying to figure out if the Cupid will comfortably fit me with good peddle and bar reach being right on the edge of suggested height. Anybody have experience with it?

[@MrMann703]

@@usernamesrlamo it's still in transit, I imagine I'll have it in the next few days. I'm a bit over 6' myself, lol I don't plan on doing much peddling but if I do and I need a bit higher seat I am thinking I could possibly modify the supplied seat enough to meet my peddle stroke.

[@markybolton]

Companies always exaggerate their claims! I liked watching your video. You actually tried to fact check their claim the way the bike was advertised to do. I hope other people watch your video to get a true honest opinion. If you could next time, I hope you would consider posting your route. That can tell what size grade hills you hit and your average speed up and down those locations. I think there are a couple of bike apps that would do that. You would increase your viewership if you did!

[@solojimoutdoors]

I will try to figure out how to do that😀

[@NOWitsOKto]

Nice video, Jim. Been a few decades since I've been out that way. In 1994 spent some time in Yellowstone wondering around. Of course, I have a few question about the Juliet (since it's on my short list for a long range Ebike), and perhaps an idea of a video since you apparently like to camp. First the question: 1. How long have you had the Juliet now? 2. Roughly how many miles total has the Juliet gone? 3. Have you had any issues (flats, broken chain, etc.)? Now watching this video an idea of possibly a camping gear video would be cool. It seemed like quite a nice, relatively compact/lightweight setup, including the ability to have hot food. Maybe you'd consider a video of what you took on this trip. Just a thought. Thanks again, think I watch the other distance video first, twas nice also.

[@solojimoutdoors]

That is a great idea for a video. Thank you. Maybe I can incorporate that into my next trip. 1. I have had the Juliet a few months now. 2. It has a couple hundred miles on it. 3. I have had 0 issues. I lube the chain and check it over before any long trips but no issues so far. Not even a flat tire which is surprising with the places I have taken it. I really like it so far but I honestly do not have anything to compare it to and I am not a real picky person. I just want something reliable and everything else just adds to the adventure. Thank you for watching and for your feedback.

[@NOWitsOKto]

@@solojimoutdoors not sure if you've ever heard of it, but there is a product called “Flat Out”. You let the air out of tires, put flat out in, air them back up (be sure to check that the bead seats correctly). There are quite a few videos out there about it, and it's a fairly new product, only a couple years old. Basically it protects you from getting flats from punctures from thorns, nails, etc up to either 1/4 or 1/2 inch (I forget). Being you mentioned the thorns, thought I'd let you know about this product. It is design to be preventative, not like I used it after getting a flat on my Specialized Como, but it still worked. Sealed the heavy-duty staple that found its way into my rear tire. Anyway, thanks for the info, like I said the Juliet is on my short list for a long distance Ebike.

[@bulanra1]

Digital display is exactly like in my Victrip Mimas ebike. Wonder if the same company builds them.

[@xerxes666]

Awesome ❤😊

[@solojimoutdoors]

Thank you!

[@MehediHasanSizan]

What a wonderful video ❤

[@solojimoutdoors]

Thank you so much!

[@jessetadlock4818]

I really enjoyed watching one of your videos for the first time. I was thinking though, would be beneficial for you to carry a solar panel with you to charge your battery along the way? It did appear that you had a lot of sun over your weekend trip. P.S. It was beautiful country and I really wanted to see the Hot Springs!!!

[@solojimoutdoors]

I would love to figure out how to charge it off of solar. Great suggestion.

[@impaler331]

​@@solojimoutdoorsit has to be possible but I feel like it would take days and days to get a full charge even if it was sunny 24\7

[@solojimoutdoors]

@@impaler331 I agree. I think it would take way too long to charge. A better investment might be a 2nd battery.

[@impaler331]

@@solojimoutdoors I've wondered if it's possible to use the pedaling as a mechanical crank generator to recharge the battery but I imagine it maybe does charge it but not as much as it used so it just slows consumption rather than charging.

[@dp9324]

I'd be more worried about a flat tire 36+ miles into the desert without any cell phone coverage! Put 16oz of FLAT OUT Kevlar liquid (8oz if using mountain-bike sized tires) into EACH of your fat tires and you won't have to worry about that problem at least. Good real world test of the Eahora!

[@solojimoutdoors]

Great idea!

[@tomtolentino7575]

Wow, what an awesome adventure Brotha. Perhaps ya might wanna include a reliable and rugged solar panel for topping off that battery……. But, that’s just me. Just the idea of having to pedal all that weight of the bike,and gear would be a bit much, if ya had a bit more to go on the last leg of the trip. 👍👍Bless You, and safe travels Brotha 🙏👍

[@solojimoutdoors]

Solar is a great idea. Thanks!

[@Morongobill]

Excellent test of its capabilities. Ticks a lot of boxes I think. I wonder how it would do pulling a trailer? Perhaps one of flexible solar panels to help extend that range.

[@solojimoutdoors]

I plan to try a game cart trailer for hunting. Stay tuned to see how it goes.

[@videomentaryproductionschannel]

Hi yah you said you were doing 20-30 mph so that range dose sound about right and with the wait you were carrying I think they mean a 100 miles at about 16 mph with just rider on normal roads you know what manafactors are like , also to be fair it is a new Battery , they take a couple of charges to get full power , but all the same it was still good miles, great video

[@solojimoutdoors]

Thank you. I think it did pretty good in all fairness. Thanks for watching

[@djtitoguira]

Wao nice view really enjoy this video thanks for sharing this experience

[@solojimoutdoors]

Thank you for watching. I am new to this and appreciate the positive feedback.

[@djtitoguira]

@@solojimoutdoors I’m planning to buy my first ebike not sure yet Wich one I should get my first option rx80 made by damson ,euy ebike ,walkee or freesky

[@solojimoutdoors]

@djtitoguira That Damson RX80 does look really nice. I would like to ride one of those. If you want to support my channel, here is an affiliate link to that bike. Let me know what you end up getting. Thanks for watching! Damson RX80 - amzn.to/3s4KHgx

[@patprop74]

hehe Range test in a desert, Sure that sound like a fantastic idea hahaha. Gotta respect your sense of adventure.

[@usairchairmanpfd2889]

Hello Jim, Enjoyed your video, how’s that bike holding up for you? I’m looking into buying an Eahora Cupid and would appreciate your feedback.

[@solojimoutdoors]

It has been holding up great. With it being winter, I have not been out as much as I would like, but no issues so far.

[@usairchairmanpfd2889]

@@solojimoutdoorsthanks Jim

[@spencer3423]

what a beautiful place

[@solojimoutdoors]

It was!

[@Randy2747]

Try using some flatout for off-road you won't regret it. Great vid!

[@solojimoutdoors]

Thanks for the tip!

[@bhaltazhar105]

Jim, what is you're take on the Juliet 2?

[@solojimoutdoors]

Honestly, from the Amazon descriptions it doesn't seem much different.. Hard to tell if it is a sales tactic or if they really made some changes. I have been happy with the Juliet. It's a fun bike.

[@timothyallbritton7203]

Great video. Next time slow the fire down on the stove, peel the paper label off the soup can, and save messing up the pot by using the can to heat the soup in.

[@solojimoutdoors]

Thanks for the tip!

[@kenastl]

I'm surprised you only got 64 miles with such a large battery. I wonder how far you could go on PAS 2 or 3.

[@bullinahanky]

The other test I saw way in Hollywood, they got 112 miles out of it. Maybe due to terrain and weight the mileage was low? 🤷‍♂️

[@solojimoutdoors]

I hoped for more, but I think between the terrain, the load, and the cool overnight, it took its toll on the battery. I plan on doing a day road trip soon, and I will post the results. Thank you for watching.

[@micwell2247]

Oh goodie another food cooking show...

[@zxmaniak]

Если взять самый легкий инверторный генератор, экспедиционную канистру на 5 литров бензина, то можно проехать и несколько тысяч км. Особо не беспокоясь о зарядке.

[@MathieuTechMoto]

only 62 miles is not much for such a big battery, i have the same capacity on my Electric Unicycle and it can do about 65 miles range with avg speed around 20-25mph (30-40km/h), maybe the luggage load plays a big factor in range, or the listed capacity could be less than advertised, oh and i loved Electric Unicycles so much you should really try one !

[@solojimoutdoors]

Thank you. I will have to look into an electric unicycle. Sounds fun. The load and the terrain really play a big factor. I got 88 miles with no load on pavement.

[@MathieuTechMoto]

@@solojimoutdoors Then if you ever feel like it and have some free time, i've made a video explaining in detail why my passion has shifted from motorcycle to Electric Unicycles, those thing are just so much fun and versatile, here it is , have a great day ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fae9pZJ7n915o7s

[@CarsBikesBoats7]

I get an easy 65 miles with 2 bars left with my 48v 21ah BeeCool Explorer in PAS5 of 9 averaging 17mph. I was going to get a Juliet but the range is no better.

[@solojimoutdoors]

Check out my other range test video that gives it a little more fair conditions. I got 88 miles and cruised at 25-30 ghost pedaling most of the time.

[@ericb.4358]

Beautiful countryside. Thanks. CANNED food? Guess weight was not a consideration. Buy the book "FREEZER BG COOKING by Sarah Kirconell (sp?) I have an E-CELLS Super MonarchCrown E-MTB from Pahrump, Nevada. 2 wheel drive, 2 batteries, dual suspension, 9 torque sensing pedal assist levels, very good quality components like SAMSUNG batteries and Shimano Deore gear system. Love it for hunting and trail riding in Nevada.

[@solojimoutdoors]

I will check it out. Thank you!

[@hardyharr1361]

The website says 60 miles full throttle, obviously this is on flat terrain.

[@vcancer]

If I were you, I'd upgrade the tires to Shinko 241 or 244. They are much thicker and will last you longer. But the negative is that they will make you run a bit slower but well worth it.

[@solojimoutdoors]

Thank you. I will have to try that. With all the offroad I plan to do it is probably a good idea to go with a more heavy-duty tire.

[@vcancer]

@@solojimoutdoors Just to let you know. The sizing on the Shinko is different from what they use on fatbikes. Shinko are motorcycle tires so they go by the size of the rim of the bike and not the tire. The Eahora run on 20 x 4", where the Shinko go by 3.00 x 16. But they fit the same. The Shinko are 3 inch instead of 4 inch. You would also have to change the tubes for the new tire size also. Some people go with the 241, they say the run better smoother on the roads. Where as the 244 war more for the dirt. Some people run one wheel 241 and the other 244. I would think the 241 run quieter down the road because of the tread patterns on the tire. Here's the link for the tire and tubes I use on my Sondors XS fold which use the same size tire as in the Eahora. Shinko 244 Series Rear/Front Tire - 3.00-16 a.co/d/h3EEqMK HIAORS 3.00-16 3.25/3.50-16 Motorcycle Inner Tube With Straight Valve Stem for 90/100-16 100/80-16 100/90-16 50cc 90cc 110cc Pit Dirt Bike 16 inch Tire Replacement Tube 2Pcs a.co/d/144SvoW If you want to try the Shinko 241 here that link 3.00x16 (45P) Tube Type Shinko SR241 Series Trials Tire for Kawasaki KDX80 1980-1988 a.co/d/0XJPZ32 When you first get them you will think that there the wrong tires because they look thin, but believe me once you get them on the bike, it will be good to go.

[@solojimoutdoors]

Thanks so much for the info. This is a very helpful comment for everyone looking at this bike.

[@flolou8496]

Yeagh that's some next level intel this guy gave, but a dumb newbie question's that just now popped into my head would be, why does the inner tube need to different than the stock innertube that comes with the motorcycle type tire? If a Shinko motorcylce tire is compatible with the Juliett E-Bike, why won't the entire stock tire be also with it's original stock innertube? P.S. You know there is a way to get around the weight and sluggish performance that comes with the baggage of having better puncture proof tires, (You just upgrade the controller, but that's another topic for another day) (but basically your sacrificing some battery range to get more motor power and speed, but the 32 AMP to 60 AMP battery's are the right choice for that type of upgrade) @@solojimoutdoors

[@Kattbirb]

May I ask what the total weight was, of yourself plus gear?

[@solojimoutdoors]

My guess would be between 230 & 240 pounds with me and my camping gear.

[@Kattbirb]

@solojimoutdoors If my napkin-math is right, it looks like you got fairly good range from the bike. You may have gotten almost twice that range on a paved road with the same conditions, depending on hills. Definitely seems like a good bike.

[@solojimoutdoors]

@Kattbirb thank you. I am hoping to take it on a road test this weekend and see what it will do. So far, I am pleased with the bike.I think the overnight and cold weather played a part in the battery life as well.

[@adamantonczenko1435]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍

[@jasonbuzzalini5174]

This bike needs a good trailer to go with it. Just my opinion but it seems like it would work better for hauling gear that way

[@solojimoutdoors]

That would be a great idea. I have been looking at game carts that attach to mountain bikes.

[@RantTherapist]

But you have extra weight on it so it's reasonable. Seems like a useful bike and the specs are really nice.

[@solojimoutdoors]

It's definitely reasonable. It has been a great bike. Thank you for watching

[@RantTherapist]

At first I didn't wanna get it because it's Chinese, but aren't like 90% of ebikes Chinese anyway? I'm gonna get the Romeo soon. Chinese manufacturers make some quality stuff too. @@solojimoutdoors

[@KeywordManagement]

What’s it like pedaling without any pedal assist? Juliet is on my short list.

[@solojimoutdoors]

You don't want to pedal this bike without pedal assist. It is a heavy dog when it is dead🙂

[@KeywordManagement]

@@solojimoutdoors - ordered a green one. Found a deal with free shipping.

[@solojimoutdoors]

@@KeywordManagement Awesome. I hope you enjoy it.

[@markybolton]

How much does it weigh?

[@solojimoutdoors]

133 lbs.

[@jakeelior5932]

Did you ride on Pedal assist 5 The whole time ?

[@solojimoutdoors]

I rode in 5 and 4 the first day and mostly 3 on the 2nd day.

[@jakeelior5932]

@@solojimoutdoors for some reason I can't get my bike to go over 30mph and I see alot of reviews that they go to 40mph. Have you gotten your up there ? If so how ?

[@solojimoutdoors]

Mine only does 30-32 in pedal assist 5. In order to increase that, I think you have to adjust the setting which I haven't done yet since mine is new to me and I want to test it at the factory settings. When you bought it you should have received a link to the manual for the display and it shows you how to adjust the minimum settings. After I do a road test with the factory settings I may go in and try to adjust it for increased speed. If I do I will make a video on how to do it. Subscribe for future videos. Thank you. @@jakeelior5932

[@jakeelior5932]

@@solojimoutdoors yes I have the manual but it doesn't make sense because it says press "I" to get into settings but I gets you to switch the trips and stuff. But I'll definitely subscribe, if u get around to it that'd be amazing

[@JasonXBeats]

i want to buy this bike on amazon as well how was the delivery? ive heard nightmares and really wanna buy this bike. Should i go for it?

[@solojimoutdoors]

Delivery was just fine. I bought it through Amazon. I have enjoyed riding it and I think you will too.

[@JasonXBeats]

@@solojimoutdoors I might buy one this weekend

[@JasonXBeats]

@@solojimoutdoors do you have the link to the exact one you bought?

[@solojimoutdoors]

It is the Amazon link in my video description. 2nd link down. They have a $200 off coupon right now. You will get it for less than I paid. Good luck!

[@JasonXBeats]

@@solojimoutdoors didn’t even look sorry and thanks

[@paulmryglod4802]

I think this bike with a samsung 50e pack would be the ultimate

[@JasonXBeats]

and is this bike still doing good?

[@solojimoutdoors]

Yes. It is still doing great.

[@JasonXBeats]

I got the bike a week or so ago, how do your side bags do with the rear tire? rubbing? i got the green eahora side bags and the bend towards the tire sorta. link to your bags? @moutdoors (EDIT : Nevermind on bags link i saw in description)

[@solojimoutdoors]

@@JasonXBeats awesome. I hope you enjoy it.

[@user-hd3wy8ox7v]

Some solor panels bike cart go anywhere wild

[@solojimoutdoors]

That would be awesome.

[@robertnorgon]

Yeah these videos are about you not about the bike

[@solojimoutdoors]

Sorry if it was not what you were looking for.

[@bigrigcook7322]

Hello Jim. I just received my juliet today and upon assembly, i found that the red spacer which sits under the shock plate on the head tube, is loose and has about a half inch of up and down play. I was wondering if yours is the same way or if it's got no play whatsoever. I sent an email to Eahora about an hour ago and they actually just responded. They asked for pictures. Hopefully they can shed some light on this but in the meantime, I'm hoping you can tell me if you have the same issue. Thank you for your help.

[@solojimoutdoors]

Sorry for the delayed response. Mine has a red spacer, shock plate, then two 3/8" spacers on top of that below the handlebars. It then has a red cap with an Allen screw on top. Everything fits tight. I hope this helps.

[@davidgambler1591]

Curious if you can pack roll-up solar panels to recharge e-bike ? That would be awesome 👍🏻

[@solojimoutdoors]

That would be cool!

[@flolou8496]

Yes, plenty of youtube videos of people doing just that, but nobody yet showing the pefect solarbank to pack to charge the 60AMP battery, but it can be done, I would suggest looking into specialized E-Bike trailers or trollys to haul the solarbank and panels and any camping equipment, rather than trying to fit all of that on the rear rack, there are a lot good choices even in the under 100.00 range on Amazon, but once again there are youtube videos of people demonstrating how much extra cargo they haul with one, I think on a 1000 watt rear hub motor you can haul up to 80 lbs not including the trailer safely, but might need to limit your speed to like 20 MPH to be on the safe side, unfortunately there are only observational rules of thumb here for us to go by, so there is unfortunately some trial and error growing pains to be expected, at a minimum look carefully at the quality of the tires on the trailer as some are made for off-roading, and some only for city pavement.

[@KeywordManagement]

I think the first company that figures out how to make a portable solar charger for ebikes is gonna make truck loads of money.