The Perfect Combo?

[@LMV123]

I would get the van personally 🔥

[@yungphaedra5946]

woah, sounds sick mate!

[@r3vivalkicks620]

Utility Van

[@LordTimelord]

I have a Dual Motor Cybertruck, NIU 100F Scooter, Emove Cruiser S Scooter, and Solar E-Clipse Race Edition Motorcycle. I plan on using the CT to go-to various places to ride for fun. I also eventually plan on purchasing a Wee Roll aluminum trailer to use as a combination camper / toy hauler. I will be building a solar array on top of the trailer that will have manual pull out trays of solar panels. It should have over 3kW+ of total power between all the panels depending on the size / brand I choose. It will be enough to charge the Cyber truck and the other vehicles out on trips.

[@TheCartographeraoe]

Best wishes. Ill be watching

[@brentcollins9727]

That’s so AWESOME!! We absolutely love our Tesla.

[@MashiroMartinez]

@E-bikeguy A van would be an incredible edition to your channel especially with your Tommebikes! You also could possibly modify an electric van! I wait to see more off-road videos with your Tommebike!

[@bakotako]

i mean if you are going long term vanlife; i would go with the van to be stealth but then you do have the bike. more room is definitely needed to unwind at end of the day. you can also put more solar panels on top to charge everything.

[@sunsetlights100]

Van Vs Trailer for the e-bike!

[@jcolt84]

I sold cars for a number of years and I can assure you that your best option is to lease. If you do decide to finance though, remember that in most states like mine here in Illinois, the dealership can legally charge you 2% above the interest rate that they're able to secure for you at a bank. So go in there telling them that you already have your own financing secured so that it will at least keep them honest.

[@metroidprime3863]

A van would be cool. You can do so much more with a van.

[@josephgermain3215]

I'll be going full solar on my 39' 5th wheel/home eventually. I already use my erp ss 2.0 to commute back and forth in DFW, I can't wait to get full solar so I can truly go off grid. I can't give up my gaser sq5 tho =P

[@plokmko0]

EV pickup with a slide in camper so as you can de-couple the setup

[@E-RiderHub]

Love this idea. Keep up the good content. How long of a trip do you think you'll take?

[@SeskaSequyah]

van would be nice to build some thing in and add solar panels and power and so on.

[@neilvarel]

Great video ! Have you added any turn signal and brake lights for the mantis X?

[@Brainsmachine1]

there is a guy that lives in a vw van with a giant solar panel on the roof and his wife and kids live with him

[@btran3224]

Dope. what would be your plan for carrying multiple bikes?

[@Liveandbreathebikes]

Van 100000000000%

[@mt.424]

Depends what your doing with it i own the pickup and work with the van. If your planing on living out of it go with the van. I will tell you a full charge on the van you going to be getting 180 160 miles with heat and raido going message me if you want to know more I wouldn't go back to Gas. And to be honest, the planning for trips and driving, it's really not that big of a deal, I will say, don't get one, if you don't have a home charger installed and look into other options like split Volt, you really don't have to spend tons of money to charge at. Your house, I did it for under $300. Level two charger, you won't be disappointed, man

[@wesdiezy]

Van.

[@termgrecos3451]

I would not recommend a truck to live in. Try a van. Regardless, a hybrid diesel electric truck/van would be ideal for optimal longevity and utility. EVs have calendar degradation, so if you are fine with paying 10-15k minimum after 15 years or so, if it is available, then it would not really matter, but for a lot of people, it is too expensive. I would highly recommend going with buying a gas or diesel van/truck and then convert it to a hybrid using the Edison motor kits that they are selling or will sell. Not sure if it is available in the US or just Canada, but they intend to sell to the US. You get axles that are basically like a semi truck and intended to be used as such but fit things like your typical truck. He looked at making several different axles, but decided it is financially better to get f350 grade electric axles to get economies of scale. You would get significantly more capabilities and reliability. Plus you would save an immense amount of money. Buy a truck/van to convert with a broken transmission or engine for a couple thousand at most, Get the Edison kit, which is 15-20k, you are looking at large savings. Plus you have something more unique for videos. But yeah, the Edison kits will get you the power you want with electric while not leaving you stranded or reliant on over priced vehicles.

[@termgrecos3451]

Looks like they start mass production 2025. So with reservations being fulfilled first, maybe towards the end of 2025. Up to you to decide if you want to wait that long though. Don't buy an electric vehicle thinking you will get a lot back from selling used though. Very bad idea.

[@Scrap-press]

I don't think there's a good e van out there yet with decent charging abd trust me you need that

[@diggy-d8w]

Electric is generated by ; Gas, Oil, Coal..... it's a big trick that people miss somehow but the thing is that we were 20 years behind on our Electric Grid in the early 90's & Nothing has been done to upgrade the grid. We are so close to crashing the whole thing now but we think we're gonna go on electric vehicles = stark raving mad but I love your reviews of Ebikes. Do what you do & I'll watch your channel but do not think for a second that you're will change the amount of fossil fuels being used. You will use less but the electric will balance out to about the same. Love your work & we'll see you on the road. Be safe peace & GB ALL

[@MrJustek]

Electric pickup is better, I think they attract more eyeballs to your channel. Just a guess though, good luck :D

[@SkepticalGuy]

Whats the bike