The BEST Fat Tire Ebike That's NOT Overpriced!

[@TailHappyTV]

If you decide to buy this bike and want to support my thorough and transparent reviews please be sure to click this link prior to check out: alnk.to/hDqkSxg - Get $60 extra off with MATT60 coupon Whatever the last link you click prior to purchasing is the one who gets credit for the sale, even if you use my coupon on a different link. I've noticed a ton of my orders are being denied from Velotric because people are clicking another link prior to purchase even though you use my coupon code. Of course you're free to support whatever channel you'd like to, I just want you to be aware.

[@sherryschumacher268]

just ordered one. Hoping it'll pull the Ozark Mountain roads well enough as my medical issues can't handle the others I've tried (350w and 500w) which just left me in pain. LOL! I'm holding ya to this one! ;) Thanks for the review and discount!

[@c-bass9367]

tried to use the coupon but its not working.

[@TailHappyTV]

@@c-bass9367 dang really? Try Juiced60 when you click my link

[@Jeremya74]

What is your opinion on the best ebike for the money driving 40 miles a day?

[@foistzero]

After doing a lot of research, I came across your video. I live in Manhattan Beach on the sand side but I have to go through the tree and hill portions to get to work. I am so glad I followed your advice about this bike powering through hills. It is amazing! My thanks to you and thanks also for your discount code! Super Happy!!!

[@TailHappyTV]

Happy riding 🤙⚡️

[@joeya7376]

bought this bike using your code and link and it shipped within 2 days and arrived just 1 day after the shipment, super happy with the bike. super high quality bike with amazing torque, i bought a crappy amazon scooter too try to ride to work and it couldnt tackle the hills around my area. But this nomad 1 is a best for its price. im a heavy dude and its so good. still not kind of confident to ride to work yet but with my tests im super happy with my purchase! all i need is to add some tire sealant and i should be good!

[@TheLuisraider1]

Just wanna say I bought two of these bikes for my wife and I based off your review. And man...they're sweet! The torque and acceleration is awesome. Plus they look really good (Indigo gray and Spring). I can confirm the brake/tail light is now integrated. Just a suggestion though, maybe you can include some videos on what child seats would fit on which bikes. Bike shops were telling me fat tires like the Nomad 1 can only use little trailers. But, after trying a bunch of different seats we realized the Burley Dash extended version fit perfectly. Just a suggestion for videos. I assume some people looking at these videos are going to be riding with they're little ones too

[@xQuandaleDinglex]

Glad to hear they work well for you! I'm just wondering, why did your wife want two? 😅

[@TheLuisraider1]

"wife and I" lol

[@Deepthinker25]

Did you happen to try the Thule RideAlong? I have a nomad on the way and picked one of those up to go with it but was really unsure if it would work. I know they also make an extended rail for it to.

[@jwillwork3683]

Probably my fav biketuber, thanks so much for EVERYTHING. Im 6'4 225lbs so I want all your stuff.

[@balconio1172]

i super appreciate the way your videos run ALL these bikes thru the same testing. it's very helpful to see how these bikes stack up in a reasonably scientific manner

[@mrd6093]

IM VERY HAPPY TO HERE ABOUT THE UL CERTIFIED BATTERY ON THIS E BIKE A LOT OF PEOPLE DEMONSTRATING ABOUT THE E BIKE DO NOT MENTION THAT ITS ALL ABOUT SPEED AND HILL CLIMBING STUFF.

[@TheFlyingMechanic]

Mine just arrived today. I bought it based on this review. Thank you! It's an amazing bike. Took it for the first ride tonight. Other than needing a more comfortable seat and maybe a suspension post, it's exactly what I wanted. Used your link and code. 😊

[@TailHappyTV]

Awesome to hear you are loving it, enjoy and thanks for your support!

[@hiviber]

did you get a new seat?

[@TheFlyingMechanic]

@@hiviber yes I did. It made a huge difference.

[@jesuscampa-qs2he]

Hi there wanted to let you know thanks for being very informative.im trying to decide which affordable e bike to purchase so many on the market now days.

[@bassw1758]

My 500w Speedrid is like that too, it feels like the motor is geared lower. no matter how many watts you put to the motor is not going to go faster than 26 mph. But with a little over a thousand Watts it's got more go then my thousand watt bafang from 0 to 15 on the trails.

[@SS-ln3dg]

I like the sweptback bars and hill ability

[@edwinkania5286]

Thanks for the great Review , advice and code. I pulled the throttle and picked one up, I hope it ships fast because the stock status was a little confusing. Awesome videos and the beach sights are awesome there ...............................

[@tsant6591]

Matt, thanks for all the videos and detailed reviews. It's a huge help while navigating through this sea of e bikes. Lol.. I'm hoping to land on one by my bday this August 😅 🤞

[@TailHappyTV]

You’re welcome! Get one sooner in the summer to enjoy it more!

[@godelterminal]

Check out Mokwheel Basalt, its well built and imo had a better feel then when i test drove the velotric. Both great bikes tho its hard to go wrong either way

[@tsant6591]

@@godelterminal Will do, thanks

[@mrmister385]

Thanks for the review. I really like this bike, but prefer the step over model, which is currently unavailable. Called them yesterday and they said it will be coming soon. They're adding a real/functional brake light on the fender and upgraded headlight. She said they should start selling by end of May 2023.

[@TailHappyTV]

Sweeet

[@00708046]

I found from experience that you need to keep the fat tires fairly hard 24 lbs. In order to avoid flats otherwise the soft fat area just raps itself over sticks and then they can push their way through . I got 2 flats at 18 lbs from small sticks.

[@thetechgenie7374]

Yes you are correct I found two little and you can easily snake bite the inner tube from a curb or as you stated a stick. Keeping above 24 to 27 PSI and haven’t had anymore flats.

[@bassw1758]

Na, exact opposite, One flat since 2017, I started riding these bikes before we were putting motors on them, the walls of the tire used to say max 15PSI, only in recent years do you see 20 to 30 on the side wall On the e bike I go 10 in the front 12 to 14 in the back, good tires make all the difference though. I've gotten a flat once with these tires and I ride everywhere, no liners either, the only thing I do that probably doesn't do anything is I put a little bit of baby powder in the tire, keeps the tubes from sticking.

[@thetechgenie7374]

@@bassw1758 In all fairness I did 700 miles on those CST tires before getting the first flat. The flat was ultimately pieces of glass when riding in the rain that didn’t notice. I ended up removing all the pieces and haven’t had a flat since. I think one small piece was stuck in the tire and didn’t poke through all the way first time and eventually did and that how I received the other flat that week. I put over 2500 miles on the innova tires on another bike at 27 PSI no flatout or liner and not a single flat. It all on the TPI rating on the tires, the higher the better as those are 60 TPI plus I use thicker inner tubes. I don’t like flat out products as throws tire out of balance at starting. Plus can affect the tire if leaks into tire making them spongy and soft instead. Higher PSI makes tires harder and less susceptible to flats. If they are low they contact ground more and can’t fling off debris. I only run lower PSI in winter time. In my MTB days always ran tire pressure low as off roading and need traction. You want a softer ride as well. On road and pavement, or race road bike it different, I run higher. Been riding bikes since early 90’s. Except winter I run low PSI.

[@thetechgenie7374]

@@bassw1758 Yes good tires make a huge difference go by TPI more premium the way it woven is usually start at 50 TPI but 60 TPI plus is way to go. Those usually only need about 12 to 18 PSI if a fat tire. I used baby powder as well on inner tubes and yes does keep from sticking inside tire wall. They sure do this from factory. I even seen then shove in the inner tube incorrectly instead of filling air a little till it round and putting tube in tire evenly before seating bead on rim. From factory tube at time all twisted and etc and wonder why people get flat right away.

[@AffordablePC1]

Interesting to see a big cargo trailer loaded up with this...

[@e-spy]

Thank you so much for this detailed review! I am retired, my car is 18 years old, and when she dies, I do not plan on replacing it. In winter I will get familiar with lyft. Would this be a good choice for a fat old lady?

[@LifeofBrad1]

One thing I noticed right away is that this has wider handlebars than a lot of e-bikes and they even have a bit of backsweep to them. I hate the narrow bars on my Engwe EP-2 Pro. It does have metal fenders though which is nice.

[@IraQNid]

Do you use Slime in the tires to prevent a puncture from killing the tire? What about alternative tires that are solid core or honeycomb open cell tires? You should add trikes and quads to your reviews. As kits and ready to ride.

[@mikec4308]

I hope he never reviews trikes and quads lol

[@DavidCharles-wi4qr]

My perfect ebike would be the mullet VITUS E-MYTHIQUE LT 297 VR MOUNTAIN BIKE adding a half twist throttle (in theory) and upgrade from 630W to 900W battery. Killer MTB as it is and the throttle makes it a great communter bike. Extra battery for more trail climbs and city range is always nice.

[@intothebreak571]

How much weaker do you think step throughs are compared to step over frames? If any. Is this old thinking that’s not applicable to the designs of these step though ebikes with beefier bottom bracket down tube gussets? Thanks.

[@russwoodward8251]

Thank you! Great review. Nice bike.

[@powerhouse884]

I would LOVE to see you Review the FUELL Flluid 1S and do a comparison with this and the Aventon Aventure 2. Pros and Cons.

[@TailHappyTV]

possibly, they are getting one in Wisconsin soon, but it'll be expensive for me to fly there to review it

[@PatternRecognition-s2p]

I just bought an Aventure 2 step through. It's pretty good, but it needs fix ups that the Nomad 1 has straight out of the box. Like: ergonomic bike grips, Adjustable bike stem for handle bars, Cloud 9 seat with a suspension post. One area often overlooked is trunk rack and bag. I had to rob my old Trek bike for its better trunk bag system. If Nomad supported Trek, Topeak or Ibera rack systems it would be nice. Also they had problems with batteries. Nomad didn't have the right battery color for spare battery while Aventon had their spare batteries on sale. If all batteries were black you would have a nice two tone effect and one color battery would serve all needs. Also, the bike is large so you don't feel like Crusty the Clown riding it.

[@jaybones614]

That nail was placed there

[@TheCartographeraoe]

dragging it down the hall bro that is hilarious 😂

[@TailHappyTV]

😂

[@a.wheeler7731]

Would go faster if you had more air in the tires probably. Been loving the eahora am200 that ive put 900 miles on. They now make a 1000w version I believe mines only 500 but still goes 25 throttle only even with flatout in the tires.

[@buz13]

Range question: Is there range data when using throttle only…and if so at what level.of pedal assist settings?.

[@Crayz919]

Would this be good for the hunter hauling gear and deer ? Or a dual motor be better ?

[@saulgan2841]

I’m giving this bike serious consideration, other being the Ariel Ryder Kepler. Thank you for your in depth & honest reviews 😊.

[@kevinnashskitchen3517]

Not sure I could trade the Kepler to save $350.00 .. But I'm all in on this bike if anyone I know buys one.😎✌ Couple people I know have chosen a Aventon Adventure 2 here .. They like to have a dealer and the service from a dealer near us.

[@jwillwork3683]

I wanted the Kepler or wired freedom but not avail in Canada.

[@Skipfisher]

Thanks for doing such great reviews! What would be your top picks for soft sand? Im looking for a bike to use for surf fishing.

[@swervpredators6617]

I was thinking about getting an ebike for commuting to my work but i'm not sure if i have enough money for a good one

[@RickChastain]

Sorry, have you tested the Eahora P5 e-bike yet? Thank you

[@genehollar1257]

I know this review was a good while back but would you happen to remember how much 😂Clearance there was between the pedal and the fender when wheel was turned , I got good size feet and have at times on bikes where my toe will contact the wheel on sharp turns . Thanks

[@kevinlorance6231]

Have you reviewed the Area 13 Blackbird? They are giving a $1,000 discount, making it around $1,500 I’m looking for a good, fast commuter, that will go fast enough to get me out of the bike lane, which is dangerous or non~existent, I want to go 35~40 mph 13:46 13:49

[@pokiblue5870]

Any recommendation if im in canada ? I want a good Fat bike to mainly use in winter ? Snowstorm ? Theres many hills 😅in my city

[@clintcumberland1664]

Does the thumb throttle have to be on the left hand side 🤔

[@stinkenlinken]

Just wanted to thank you for the great reviews and the your approach to those reviews. Based on your review and especially the hill climb test, I decided to get the Velotric Nomad and my order is on its way. I also used your code for an extra $60 off the price. I really like the Wicked as well as I live in Oregon and we have a lot of hills here so hill climbing power will be important. I plan on using the bike to haul my clubs to the golf course. I was wondering if you have an “must have recommendations” for e-bike owners. Something like locks, tire repair kit in case you get a “spike in your tire”. Love to hear your thoughts on your experiences. Thanks so much. Keep up the good work.

[@richreilly3737]

What do you think of Lectric e-bikes - xp3.0?

[@stevehawkins7826]

I'm mistaken or something aren't we suppose to stop for Stop Signs .

[@docon18]

It depends on the state, there are new laws coming out where as long as there isn't oncoming traffic bikes can treat them as yield signs.

[@L0st-n0found]

This appears to be california and this guy and several other personalities use bikes that are utterly illegal to ride anywhere other than private property - over 750watt over 28mph

[@timr31908]

Stopping at a sign is not bad but when you get into your bike you'll learn to blow stop signs every chance you get

[@Arkcoid]

​@@L0st-n0foundI understand it though. 99% of America isn't going to enforce e-bike rules and probably won't until there's more of them on the road or people start dying again like when they first popped up

[@L0st-n0found]

@@monsterhog1118 so you're in Oregon? Still have to slow to appropriate speed and take all necessary precautions as well as yield to any pedestrians and cars. With all the problems oregano has had from that I'm not sure you're going to keep having that as law. The California isn't the same and riding 750w or more on road or sidewalk or anywhere a bike is is not allowed and anything over 28mph regardless of pedal assist or not is not allowed and failure to follow all traffic control laws is not allowed. And traveling over the speed limit (example ebikes who YT themselves going 60 or more mph in a 25 or 35mph road... Those people should loose hair ebikes, loose their drivers licenses, be fined, be removed from social media etc.

[@cjones7854]

Not trying to be rude, but I am curious what draws people to the fat tires? A lot of e-bikes have them but most people mostly use them on the pavement. I have been riding normal bikes for a long time and I run larger tires than most but it still seems strange to me.

[@TreasureHunter-hf9ff]

since most of electronics are not waterproof on ebikes , what do you do when you’re on a road trip and caught in the rain?

[@AdamasOldblade]

I recently switched away from Velotric. I did love my Discover 1 and it did get me into ebikes, however after too many issues and too poor of customer service I finally switched to Aventon. My bike after six months just started to have a slew of issues and basically at one point Velotric customer service nicely said, “that sucks buddy, take it to a third party repair shop” even though it was under warranty.

[@jonathanpacheco4348]

Matt can you help me out with the s 07 b e bike I need to ask you something question please

[@TailHappyTV]

What about it

[@ScottH22175]

Could you use a voltmeter so you don't have to rely on the bike's electronics? Love your reviews and I'm working my way thru them looking for a couple of bike for and the wife. Thanks...

[@victorjoseph8948]

i wonder if we can perchase this for in Canada?

[@pinkfloydhomer]

And what's a good alternative available in the EU

[@dhbme]

Hi Matt, Really enjoy your reviews. I have seen some eBike information where the controllers have digital keys and owners are being locked out for various reasons. Please continue to show whether these eBikes require cell phones or WIFI, etc. to be set up initially before using. Also if the ebike has digital lockouts that require using a cell phone or WIFI to unlock when staring the bike each time. If these companies go out of business, how will the owner be able to digitally unlock the ebike if the controller can not access the manufacturer's server???

[@Richard-1Racing]

Does the Nomad 1 have an adjustable handlebar stem ?

[@Tom-xn2gu]

I've watched every video on this bike and no one talks about how SLOW it can go. Can I comfortably do 3 or 4 mph while holding my dog's leash? I do that every day on my nimble 20" ebike, but it doesn't like hills. I want to move up in size and power but not at the expense of being able to go slowly when I feel like it. Any thoughts?

[@brianpalmer6385]

I hope you review the Rid1Up Rift. I ordered one and it looks very similar. 90nm torque, 750w/1500 , 20ah and I mainly like I can get pax seat for my kid. $1600 Black Friday.

[@DavidDerusha]

I haven't come across a video about the Ride1Up Rift yet, and I'm undecided about whether this bike is the right choice for me. I reside in Northeast Georgia, where hills are abundant, and based on your reviews regarding hill climbing, my top two options are the Nomad and the Packer. While I adore the design of the Ride1Up Cafe Cruiser, it doesn't appear to handle hills adequately, particularly given the terrain in my region. I'm eagerly looking forward to your potential review of the Rift, as I genuinely value your comprehensive video content.

[@TailHappyTV]

Thank you, I don’t actually have any plans of reviewing that bike anytime soon, but I will be having their ride one up prodigy which is a mid drive, electric bike, mid drive E bikes are particularly great for hills. On a sidenote, I used to own a gas motorcycle that I would ride out in Northeast Georgia when I lived in Atlanta about 12 years ago. I love riding out there in Dahlonega, blood mountain area

[@DavidDerusha]

Thanks for the reply and great reviews! Love it up there, daughter gets married in Dahlonega next month, with Fall mountain views. @@TailHappyTV

[@PM08203]

I m looking hard at the nomad (yellow).....i m stuck on step thru v step over. 6'3", 240#, 66yo, M. Thoughts?

[@TailHappyTV]

I would definitely go with the step through if I were you, they are just so much easier to get on and off. Especially for a heavy bike like this.

[@clayhull4239]

Have you ridden the SONDORS LX e bike. I think they are out of California, but the bike is bigger than the Velotric Nomad 1. It’s a step thru design with a Bufang mid drive motor. I was wondering if you had a chance to ride and your impressions.

[@armughanj]

Would the Velotric T1 make it to the Hollywood sign (and back)? Id love to see that test, since Velotric markets the Blue T1 as a 'Gravel' Bike.

[@bowesith9072]

Are you able to review the Falkn by Golden cycles

[@savchuktaras]

Have you don’t the Specialized Globe Haul review yet?

[@rickbat007]

What App do you use for bike tracking?

[@nancyclifton5336]

I to enjoyed the reviews..Question tho . Iam short heavy guy 260 lb.Ilike the short bike 20 fat tire..will it hold me or do i need to get momad 1 ?weight limits?

[@Crayz919]

What bike did you race ?

[@brighton09100]

I’m looking for an e-bike that I can buy my 9 yr old. I was wandering if I could just lower the handlebars and seat on something like this for him. He’s used to riding a Honda crf 110 that is obviously a lot heavier.

[@kevinnashskitchen3517]

I know it's hard to get great looks on a bike with integrated batteries when you get onto the 20ah range. Frames start getting wide and deep. Heavy.. But I'm sorry.. 20 ah is kind of what people want. I want to get 30 plus mph speeds also, like many want to have, at least on tap. So this bike with the bigger battery and higher top speeds would just be a big sales number plus! So why not make 2 of these and watch what bike sells more?. 30 plus mph 20 ah or the 27 mph with a smaller battery.. Companies like Ariel Rider and Wired know what's up. Fabulous With its powerful dual motors and big 60V batteries will continue to chomp away at others sales numbers with their affordable big boy bikes.

[@peezeedoesit5634]

I’m looking for for some suggestions on only between these 2models options at the exact same price point on a list I have to choose from. Based on this info alone…… Velotric Nomad 1 Or Mokwheel Tor Plus ** I’m 6’4 265lbs and could be considered a moderate to aggressive rider in the city.

[@Instantpower332]

I'm getting a yellow step thru next weekend . And another great review..

[@BLWN402]

I'm having a really hard time deciding between the Velotric Nomad 1 ($1,400) or a Ride1Up LMT'D ($1,700)... Cadence vs Torque Sensor and 53lbs (LMT'D) vs 72lbs. Also considering a Denago Fat, Juiced RipCurrent S or maybe even a Biktrix Juggernaut hub or Ultra, all step through since I'm short @ 5'7" with 28.5" inseam and a bad back. Thoughts? I do have a Velotric dealer 30 min from me so I may test ride this weekend.

[@smoothie3204]

I have a nomad 1 and it’s amazing! The candence sensor isn’t that bad at assist 1-3 but 4 and 5 it’s just funky. Would recommend though!

[@BlargBlarg-z7k]

i cant find a price on the webpage for this bike...

[@murrymurf]

Any E bike maintenance videos in the future?

[@luigiprovencher]

Can you upgrade the displays?

[@TBoy1247]

Matt: Have seen a lot of your videos but can't find what I'm looking for. Looking for your recommendation on most comforatble (upright) cruiser for senoir $1,500 to $2,000. Non-Fat Tire. Please advise.

[@TailHappyTV]

This is a little cheaper than your budget but it’s a great bike, a little less powerful than the nomad but not fat tires and is upright riding position kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIq0ZKVoYrZ1fs0

[@aitb0815]

it comes with a integraded rear brake light now.

[@andrewdishman335]

In the frame?

[@aitb0815]

@@andrewdishman335 in the rear fender, like the discover 1

[@savvas0711]

Any chance you can review the Bandit Forerunner please ?

[@tagg5243]

I like the performance review you did on this bike. I'm looking for my second eBike that can do hard pack dirt trails....nothing extreme or technical, just trails through wooded areas in CO and SD. My concern with this bike is that it doesn't have torque sensor technology. Everyone is telling me this is a game changer. I test rode an Aventon Aventure 2 and I noticed it required more effort pedaling up hill than my old school Cadence Rad Mini ST2 with the torque sensor technology. Is this a normal experience? Does this bike pedal easily without a lag? My Rad has a lag when approaching max speed in each pedal assist number. Love your videos, very informative and easy to follow.

[@TailHappyTV]

thanks, rad rover 6 is weak compared to this, just rode it last week. adventure 2 will require more effort because it is a torque sensor, cadence sensors are better at making it easier to ride with less effort, but not as smooth with power delivery. hope this helps. is the throttle lag on the adventure 2 as bad as the adventure 1? there was a just throttle lag on that bike

[@aaronbacon5474]

I would like to see a review on the luckeep x1

[@motorspice548]

I have another very important question, how much does it weigh, with and without the battery?

[@OutlawSpaceWizard]

Would you reccomend this over the ehora Juliet?

[@TailHappyTV]

I mean they are very significantly different Bikes. The Juliette is an ultra long range e bike if you wanna do like 100 miles. The nomad one is more of a 40 mile Ebike, the weight difference in the batteries is huge and makes each one ride very different.

[@mikefj2004]

Hey Matt, I’ve been eyeing a bike on Amazon. It’s a Puckipuppy Flamingo (I know, the name is outrageous). Anyway, was just wondering if you’ve ever heard of this brand? Any impressions? I saw it on Amazon and for the price/specs, it’s really got me curious.

[@theultimatedude-q4n]

I hope you try the Freesky Himalaya (85 NM torque)

[@peezeedoesit5634]

Could I get your opinion Velotric nomad 1? Or Mokwheel Tor Plus? I’m. 6,4 265lbs Btw you reviews are awesome 👏

[@John-uc6gb]

Nice bike. Good video. Thank you

[@grokker10]

Velotric Nomad VS HOVSCO HovAlpha (Himiway Zebra/Aventon Aventure2)?

[@mikemay7134]

You mentioned that you can get a 20 amp hour battery for the Nomad where can it be purchased?

[@TailHappyTV]

I probably meant another comparable fat ebike comes with a 20ah battery, the nomad only has one battery option… for now, sorry for the confusion

[@mikemay7134]

@@TailHappyTV about two of them around Christmas time and then went back two weeks ago and bought two more Nomads I really love them you have a total of 4 they are great here in Jacksonville Florida zipping around the beach I honestly wish I knew how to do KZbin videos I'm a little stuck in the 80s but I can tell you I'm a big guy this bike pulls me with no problem

[@calicomorgan2408]

I wish we could get even a third of these bikes in Canada...

[@John-ip3xm]

I feel bad for the Canadians, since their laws are so strict. You just want to have fun, and not be denied that.😊😊

[@michaeleachus]

Hey, what is the best e bike. Mountain bike tires.

[@tylerthompson3148]

Can you get a Ponto go and do a review video?

[@jetmuchacho]

Have you ever had any of these fatbikes front tire squish back into the frame under hard braking? Mine rams into the frame and scrapes it every time I hit a bump or brake hard (Rize RX Pro). I've almost gone over the bars a couple of times lol. Definitely would never buy another one of those.

[@TailHappyTV]

the paselec climber 3 had that issue. no matter how much I tightened the axle is seemed to slip under very hard braking, that's the only bike it's happened on.

[@M3kka01]

This vs the Ride1up rift ?

[@TailHappyTV]

This

[@JT4BRE]

So I'm 6'1 is this bike comfortable for someone my height to ride? I know your taller but I'm just curious. Really looking to purchase this bike.

[@TailHappyTV]

I think it will work for your height

[@JT4BRE]

Thanks for the reply back and keep up the good work awesome reviews/videos.

[@bradwadefishtx]

How do you "unlock it" ?

[@pekkis161]

If only this could be available in europe!

[@justchillinout2002]

Or Canada for that matter!!

[@Hoggdoc1946]

If you don't like the throttle being limited to the pedal assist levels I feel sure there is a setting to change that. I would contact the seller to see if the know that setting.

[@philliplanfre347]

Good value for the dollar

[@Paiadakine]

Nice job scratching the hallway walls.

[@John-ip3xm]

Just an accident, chill!😮😮

[@scottmasker4389]

Would you recommend this bike Matt? Seems pretty good price vs Aventon

[@TailHappyTV]

yes, of course I recommend it, that's what this whole video was 😆. it's my favorite fat tire ebike for this price range.

[@Eec2023]

@@TailHappyTVfavorite e-bike for this price range? Wait what? We would like a review on which is the BEST electric e-bike not a commercial for this bike because they GAVE it to you and you make commissions on the sales. Cmon man.

[@heinekenboy6901]

they dont ship to Canada that make me sad

[@billbuckley5745]

How the ride for a hard tail

[@eviltwin9686]

Do you prefer this bike over the Aventon 1 and 2?

[@TailHappyTV]

I do because it accelerates quicker and climbs steep hills better, but the Aventon has a slightly higher top speed, but there is a huge lag on the thumb throttle which was super annoying

[@JasonKyler-f5m]

Say bro. Sry I haven't joined I don't have the funds..but I rented a bike. With a 36v 10amp battery they only had one charger it's a 54.6v max charger that is 2 amp.. how do I do the math to charge my 36v battery? Please help?

[@TailHappyTV]

Do not use that charger on that battery. A 54.6 v charger is for a 48v battery. A 42v charger will bring a 36v battery to max charge, anything more than that is very dangerous

[@JasonKyler-f5m]

@@TailHappyTV is there a difference other than the max cut off? Like for example. Do they charge the same amount in an hour? I'm charging it outside, I need to ride it and can't afford a charger for another week

[@HighguyMcfly]

I know this video is old now, but I just got a puckipuppy boxer st and that bike is awesome. After you unlock it you can go 40mph pretty easily, just went 44.2 mph on it going downhill today and it's only a 750 w hub motor that peaks at 1000 w with a 48v 20ah battery. Also I'm 6 foot 4 and weight 240lbs so If I can go that fast on it I'm sure you could go faster. Not sure it has quite the torque that this one does but if you're looking for speed and something that's $1500 or less it's hard to beat the boxer.

[@MrCopealope]

Does the Nomad High Step work well for you at 6’5”?

[@TailHappyTV]

Yes, I have rode the high step too, it’s a bit better suited for tall people

[@MrCopealope]

@@TailHappyTV better as in your can straighten your leg and the handlebars don't feel too low?

[@TailHappyTV]

@@MrCopealope yes

[@yornoc318]

Buyer beware!!!! Unfortunately mine came with a faulty control unit. The company responded slowly to my complaint but eventually sent a new control unit. With minimal instructions on how to swap it, the switch took much longer than should have. I would no longer recommend the Velotric bikes.