STOP Buying Electric Bikes Until You See This Aniioki Dual Motor A9 Pro Max Review!

[@CuriosityCafe]

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[@karoslif9818]

Oh I’m so getting this, I need this in my life right now.

[@justin9413]

Commenting to help the algorithm, love the production quality of the video and how in depth you were with the review!

[@GrnArrow092]

I've seen several reviews on this bike so far and I'm impressed with it. I like the fact that this bike has a top speed of 45 MPH, up to 200 miles of range and that it can carry up to 400 pounds. Being that I'm 300 pounds, this bike can carry me with no problems at all. My current ebike is an Aventon Aventure which has a range of up to 25 miles and a top speed of 30 MPH. The A9 Pro Max is a definite upgrade to what I have currently and given the range that this bike has, it will eliminate range anxiety for me as I've gotten back home on a low or dead battery plenty of times in the past. I'll definitely be looking into buying one of these for the riding season next year.

[@CuriosityCafe]

It's a great ebike, but VERY LARGE. The video doesn't do it justice.

[@charles-ih7zp]

Wow that color actually looks great. It looked ugly on their site so I got the grey.

[@Master0fHyrule]

I'm 5'8 ½, will it fit me and pedal well?

[@CuriosityCafe]

It would be tough. It’s huge. look at the A8 dual motor bike. It’s 4 inches lower but similar specs

[@Master0fHyrule]

@CuriosityCafe I'm curious if i should go with the single motor cause I don't really need the speed but more like the distance.

[@CuriosityCafe]

Then yes, save the money and go single motor. Second motor will do two things, more speed, more torque. Maybe a slightly better attack on a hill. But that's about it. It's a luxury, but also more can go wrong when you have two motors. I personally like having two, but I like fast

[@AmosHicks-og6vp]

Might get one

[@FirstSergeant]

Great review...thanks.

[@Gjff8]

Im sorry for what im about to ask, i just dont know, but if one motor is being used, does it lose charge on both motors or just the one being used, i mean like, can i start the second motor if one dies, or do they both die even if just one was used?

[@CuriosityCafe]

Motors don't die. I think you are confusing it with batteries. This only has one battery

[@Gjff8]

@CuriosityCafe I'm sorry, how does the power thing works on this ebike? Would you mind explaining a little bit? Thanks.

[@CuriosityCafe]

E-bikes have a motor like a tesla and a battery like a Tesla. The range is determined by the battery not the motor. The motor determines the speed to which it goes. Having a higher voltage battery can also help with top speed as well.

[@nickolaymiltenov]

According to you what is the expected lifespan of the motors considering their planetary gears are plastic and the bike is extremely heavy, about 70 kilos

[@CuriosityCafe]

I would have no idea. But I know they have a great warranty and have their older models for over a year. Reach out to them

[@abelincoln3261]

Needs a 72 Volt Bat...

[@CuriosityCafe]

That would be insane. The 52V 60ah is already about 35lbs

[@craigosterberg5045]

Thanks

[@davidpatrick1813]

tnx