This Bike Goes the Distance, Fiido Titan Review: Plus Helmet Giveaway

[@scotthardesty]

Fiido Titan: :shrsl.com/4mwpm Save $50 with: SCOTTHARDESTY50 Dotphy Defender One Helmet: tinyurl.com/4ymj6w57 Save 20% with discount code: SUMMER20

[@DougBlunt]

Scott .. this is the best video you have done. You should get an award for the best produced e-bike ever made . You really went the extra mile to produce this .. definitely a long day on a bike .. I like the bike helmet you are giving away this month . very stylish and seems to have a lot of vents for air .. great job Scott

[@scotthardesty]

Wow Doug, thank you! That is a great compliment! I appreciate your positivity and support!

[@coreyhayes9807]

Great video as usual. Got to love a guy that giggles like a little kid while having fun reviewing products. Everyone else is always so serious.

[@scotthardesty]

Hahahaha.. thanks Cory. I feel like a 13 year old boy just riding around the city on all these bikes. They definitely keep me feeling young.

[@coreyhayes9807]

@@scotthardesty you are pretty much the reason I bought my Aventure 2

[@ronpope218]

Scott, this was a thoroughly enjoyable review. We're glad you made it safely and look forward to your next video. Thanks!

[@scotthardesty]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@geraldali1119]

You’re my hero. 83 miles is a feat on any bike. Since we’re close in bodyweight your reviews mean a lot.

[@scotthardesty]

Thanks!

[@patbates8862]

Thanks for going the distance. Most bike reviews are only a short ride around a trail or neighborhood. It also cleared up one thing one e-bike reviewer said - that e-bikes are not allowed on trails in Indiana.

[@scotthardesty]

I always ride these bikes as far as they can go. Just saying how far it "should go" is not a true review of the bike, so I ride them until they die. I saw a lot of ebikes on those Indiana trails. I also ride mtb single track trails in Indiana and there are very few that will not allow an emtb. If you have an ebike and live in Indiana, enjoy the trails!

[@patbates8862]

@@scotthardesty actually I don’t live in Indiana, I live in FL, but I’m always interested in other states laws in case I travel there

[@umejim]

I´ve done 600 km on my Titan and I´m loving every second. Really nice to se how far you can get on a battery, best video so far! Keep up the good work!

[@scotthardesty]

Thats a good distance as well! Thanks for watching!

[@Crayz919]

How is the Titan holding up ? I'm looking a bike thats good climber and good off road that will haul me and my hunting gear... how does the Titan handle off road amd climbing hills ?

[@casperimprovedintransition8002]

I appreciate the long ride, and realistic commentary. I did not realize how long it was, until I was at the end, so kudos for that. :o) Still haven't bought my first electric bike yet, and I am still taking in all the reviews. I am narrowing down the features I want, though, through the help of videos like yours. In the end, I'll likely create a spreadsheet with a column for the individual features, cost, reviews (like Amazon), and comments for strengths and weaknesses, to make an educated purchase. The only problem with that is how fast the features change, the models come onto the market, and the costs change. I go through the same process for all high value/use items I buy. Anyway, thanks for the video of the Fiido Titan, and your interesting trip to the cabin!

[@scotthardesty]

Choosing your first bike can be overwhelming with all the bikes that are out there. I am sure that once you figure out what features are the most important you will narrow it down.

[@heeeeeresrossy]

Best e-bike reviewer on KZbin. Subbed!

[@scotthardesty]

Wow, thanks!

[@silentangel1011]

Love how genuine you are in all your videos! Gladly appreciate all the content

[@scotthardesty]

Thank you!

[@dahmooren]

I enjoy your reviews and resulted me in buying three e-bikes so far the past couple of years, thanks for the honest road tests and the "Hill of Pain" as I call it. Now I have to consider a fourth e-bike as a Fiido Titan. ;)

[@scotthardesty]

The Fido Titan has become my #1 pick for a 26" Fat Tire ebike. It would be a solid 4th!

[@2wheelsrbest327]

Thanks Scott great to read you have been over here.Stay safe out there.

[@scotthardesty]

Thanks, you too!

[@BenjaminBeckerBerlin]

Great video! I haven't really done a hardcore long-distance test with my Fiido Titan yet, but it did 50 miles comfortably on two batteries, with lots of power to spare.

[@scotthardesty]

Nice! Thanks for watching!

[@DaveGonzales-qz4ks]

Always like how you present your videos, I have made many accessory purchases based on your reviews I have the Young Electric dual with ramp and love it, thanks for that tip. Yikes Detours.

[@scotthardesty]

Thanks for the support!

[@alexpool4091]

out of all the videos ive watched aboiut the bike this was by far the greatest

[@scotthardesty]

Thank you!

[@JNewellworks]

Scott you have great videos ever since my wife and myself started looking into E-Bikes I searched out great ebikes info and you are one of those channels. Thanks for the great content and love this adventure you are doing.

[@scotthardesty]

I appreciate the comment! Thank you!

[@kevinshea5819]

Hey Scott love your videos. To me you are the go to guy for electric bikes. Thanks. Kept bringing it. HEY guys...2.7 K views and only 118 likes. Give this guy his props!!!! He is doing so much of the leg work for us. If you are here checking out his videos and and like them..hit the like button. I don't know Scott but I can see he busts his a** bringing us much needed content to the ever increasingly complicated EBike world. If you look at Scott's videos and check out the comments section you can see him always responding and thanking his viewers. Thanks Scott!!!!

[@scotthardesty]

That was super nice Kevin. Thank you for your continuous support!

[@davestevis200]

What a cool test Scott!!! You are truly committed to these reviews. Thank you so much for putting in the effort that you do. You are appreciated. ✌️

[@scotthardesty]

My pleasure! I'm glad you appreciate them.

[@ferventlypassionatebelieve3146]

First time watching. I liked & subbed. That is a pretty cool looking helmet. I plan on getting an ebike after returning from visiting my mom. I might save for this one as it is a class 2 ebike. Thanks for the review. It seemed like a fun ride. 💪😎👍

[@scotthardesty]

Thanks for the sub!

[@rileysanders9591]

Your best video by far. Reviews are always good, but a real trip challenging the bike as well as yourself is great content.

[@scotthardesty]

I appreciate that! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@scotthardesty]

Hi Riley! You won the Dotphy Defender One helmet. Here is the video of me announcing the winners. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpSre4OYerKhl6c

[@kevindunn590]

That was a fun review, thanks for doing this! Your video production is on point. Great job

[@scotthardesty]

Much appreciated!

[@jahmeykan]

Excellent review as usual, Scott. As someone with the same haircut, I can appreciate the breathable helmet. That's a long ass ride, bro. That sand would've been too much for any ebike. Love the content. Keep it coming. More power to the pedal! 🚲

[@scotthardesty]

hahahaha... Thanks man!

[@TravelingThruLife]

Did you know: The bike helmet's history began in the early 20th century with leather "hairnet" helmets, primarily used by competitive cyclists for minimal protection. In 1975, Bell Sports introduced the first modern helmet with a hard plastic shell and foam liner, marking a significant advancement in safety. The 1980s and 1990s saw the development of lightweight, impact-absorbing materials like expanded polystyrene (EPS), along with growing public awareness of head injury prevention, leading to widespread helmet adoption and safety regulations. Today, modern helmets incorporate advanced technologies like MIPS to reduce rotational forces, offering enhanced protection for cyclists worldwide. Love your channel.

[@scotthardesty]

Wow. I did not know. Thanks for the history lesson and thanks for watching!

[@manuelcrespo3049]

Hey Man, now that's a ride. Looks like a ton of FUN! I've been following you for bout 3 years, good show, keep it up.. 🤪😎

[@scotthardesty]

Thanks for the support!

[@jasondaly5351]

That’s the best e-bike review I have ever seen

[@scotthardesty]

Thank you! I try to be this thorough will all my reviews.

[@jonly1993]

Really enjoyed the video. I’ve been wanting to do a longer ride like that one for a while.

[@scotthardesty]

Thanks. I have been wanting to attempt this for over a year.

[@aaronbaker6352]

That’s a nice bike! Appreciate your videos man!

[@scotthardesty]

Glad you like them!

[@JeffGrover-h1u]

Really thorough review, and a great real-world experience... thanks for the info and vicarious adventure!

[@scotthardesty]

Thanks for watching Jeff! My goal is to provide thorough reviews and real world experience in every review I do.

[@DaKilla1928]

In the market for a bike and glad I found your channel! Really informative.

[@scotthardesty]

Glad it was helpful!

[@foulfredy]

Nice helmet. Cool video. I like the review throughout the whole video. Nice camera set up as well

[@scotthardesty]

Thank you! I try do this will all my reviews. Not the 3 state thing, but different angles and try to keep it interesting. Thanks for watching!

[@mattmahoney4054]

Great video Scott. Thanks to you I have purchased young electric bike rack and an adventure 2 e-bike. Keep up on the great videos

[@scotthardesty]

Those are 2 great combinations!

[@jimd3643]

Outstanding! What an awesome ride! Thanks!

[@scotthardesty]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@eboernge]

Another great video. What a beast of a bike.

[@scotthardesty]

Couldn't agree more!

[@darwinradke3198]

Love being able to long distance my rides! Enjoy the remainder of the summer - then its on to autumn riding:)

[@scotthardesty]

For me, I ride all year long. When the temps drop down 20 degrees and high winds, thats when things really get interesting.

[@sdanielsvt]

Nice review. That bike does look pretty cool. I like the on-board battery storage.

[@scotthardesty]

The bike is SUPER nice. Thanks for watching!

[@ecocentrichomestead6783]

Battery capacity is the one thing most ebike suppliers and reviewers are loath to address. When I ordered my bike, I considered a frame that I could add too and it still look good. I will have a three battery setup as well.

[@scotthardesty]

I always ride these bikes to see how far they will go. If you need that info in a review, I'm your man. Good luck on your setup!

[@tkolar00]

This video makes me think I should buy a bike like this! Maybe this exact bike . . . . 😉. It’s a great video Scott. I look forward to meeting you.

[@scotthardesty]

hahahaha... You should.

[@ZERUS1648]

The bike looks well designed and built, love the mag wheels. The three battery design and case is nice, I’m not sure how no battery keys. Nice review and video.

[@scotthardesty]

Thank you!

[@shakapedia17]

Useful video. I'm currently trying to experiment with e-bikes in more hilly terrain, so although your area is fairly flat, going full out at the highest pedal assist for your trip may help me estimate the lowest pedal assist in hill terrain. Just as you mentioned, most mileage estimates for batteries and ranges only seem to apply to flat terrain and lowest assist mode. From my own experience with most e-tool or e-bikes, linear increases in torque beyond a certain point, (ie. flat land cruising), seem to cause exponentially rising levels of battery drain which doesn't bode well for hill trips. Right now, I'm using an Engwe M20 with a modified seat, (I welded a rig together that holds regular bicycle seats), mainly because it has an advertised range of about 108 miles with a dual battery setup of 61 miles and 47 miles. Based on your findings, I will probably need to get at least 1 additional 47 mile battery. So far, I have mostly tested the arrangement for trips of 85 miles, and on flat terrain using pedal assist 2/5 it barely makes it back. But I recently tried a 75 mile foothill test where the elevation went up about 1000 ft, and it made it back at 1 bar (on the power meter) although I also stopped at Starbucks to recharge the smaller battery for 3 hours. The next hill test will be a 70 mile hill trip, essentially a 50 mile hill with net elevation gain of 5400 ft before descending 1000 ft, for 20 miles, (total 70 miles). The average grade is about 2% over 50 miles but since there are two rollercoaster hills in that elevation rise, there are two grades at probably about 5%. I'm pretty sure I'll have to carry an additional battery for that.

[@scotthardesty]

I reviewed the M20 and did a distance test with it as well in my review. You are also very detailed, you should probably start making KZbin videos showing the various tests you do.

[@drrhino4938]

Great ride man. I love long bike trips. Looks like fun

[@scotthardesty]

I did enjoy it! Mostly the not knowing how this was going to go.

[@Ayimo-du8id]

I just changed my mind... getting this with the triple setup..thanks mate...

[@scotthardesty]

You are going to love it!

[@PhrankE2664]

16:05 Ain’t that the truth! What a fun adventure!! I have a Rad Plus 3 and I’ve been waiting for the “extra” battery, so that I could go for a similar ride! I also have a heavy Thousand Helmet! 😉

[@scotthardesty]

I had a RadRunner 3 also, I also wanted the extra battery but I feel like it's been years until they bring out the additional battery. Got tired of waiting and sold it.

[@lorilatta3996]

This was a cool video, I think this is a great idea for weekend camping trips. I live in Montana and we don't have far to go to get somewhere we can camp. This bike would work. Thanks for video. That helmet looks like it would fit my big head, I am a 62 inch head. I usually wear an XL.

[@scotthardesty]

I hadn't thought of using it for that but yeah, I think it would work as well. I have a big head as well! Thanks for watching!

[@jumbees5524]

Live in the UK,was so close to buying this bike earlier in the year but then came across a 1000w mid drive ebike including throttle and alot lighter that was reduced by £1100 which made the mid drive just £300 more than the Titan so bought that instead as I prefer a mid drive but usually especially in the UK they're alot more expensive than hub motors but I did love this bike though.

[@scotthardesty]

It's hard to beat a mid drive bike.

[@uptowndisco2]

What bike did you buy ? I am in the UK

[@jumbees5524]

@@uptowndisco2 MERKYBIKE 1000W BAFANG MID DRIVE FULL SUSPENSION, THROTTLE ,160 NM TORQUE ,TORQUE SENSOR,BRAKE SENSOR,£1750 REDUCED FROM £3000

[@iamcliffordwells]

The Defender looks awesome. I like the idea of a light helmet to make my ride safe and comfortable.

[@scotthardesty]

It quickly became my "go to" helmet.

[@scotthardesty]

It quicly became my "go to" helmet for this summer.

[@Jovansam]

What a cool bike Scott. I bought my Aventon cause of your review.

[@scotthardesty]

I appreciate you watching and also the support!

[@nicholaswaters5993]

Just ordered my ebike (HJM). Your video inspires me to do a lot of riding.

[@scotthardesty]

That's awesome!

[@2wheelsrbest327]

Great video Scott .Unfortunately over here in the UK we are only allowed to have 250w motors , We are living in a nanny state and in ebikes we could could replace many cars if we had the power your allowed. You have gained a Sub.

[@scotthardesty]

Thanks for subbing. I have been to the UK many times and have noticed the limitations you guys have. I agree that you would replace many cars with more powerful ebikes.

[@alsemti2001]

Love the long distance video.

[@scotthardesty]

First bike I have reviewed that could actually make the trip.

[@williamboughton3498]

Great video. Keep them coming.

[@scotthardesty]

Thanks, will do!

[@grahamlittle4206]

Great video , thankyou! Question : How long would you think you would get if you had it on normal mode?

[@scotthardesty]

I feel like this bike would get high 30's to low 40 miles if you just rode it normal.

[@LarrysViews]

Great review Scott! I was rootin for you😊 When I saw the newly paved Cal trail I knew you'd make it👍 I gotta peddle up there for a Redamax😊 Nice helmet

[@scotthardesty]

They have also extended the bike path from Michiana to New Buffalo. No more riding SR 21 or 12 (I can't remember the number)! The path with take you right to Redamax. It was under construction a month ago so it should be done soon.

[@LarrysViews]

​@scotthardesty that's good to know, thanks.

[@Mojo-Risin-Risin]

Nice review Scott.

[@scotthardesty]

Thanks!

[@scottroder5516]

Looks like a tricked out Turris. Looks like a fun trip. You should go to Upper Michigan and ride some of the old logging roads and ATV trails.

[@scotthardesty]

That sounds fun. Thanks for watching!

[@GuyWiseheart]

awesome ride. Wish we had more options here

[@scotthardesty]

I feel very lucky for where I live and all the bike trails available.

[@blackmarvel666]

I currently have the Aventon Aventure 1. If I was in the market for a Fat tire bike this would be it based on style alone. Very good looking bike.

[@scotthardesty]

This bike is nicer than my Aventon Aventure 2.

[@franksmith-w2t]

love that battery rack . thinking about making one for my old Rad Rover

[@scotthardesty]

It's a pretty cool setup. You can also put wine in those containers... just sayin.

[@PatternRecognition-s2p]

Looks like a great bike. Love the wheels and the saddle bags / battery carriers. I just wish the throttle was on the left and the battery came out the side. Link to your bike rack?

[@scotthardesty]

Young Electric Sole Rack: tinyurl.com/bdhs97bv Save $$ with my Discount Code: SCOTT10

[@StevefromOhio1972]

That's a nice built bike. It's nice you don't need a key to unlock and switch out the batteries. I'm glad you made the entire trip. I was wondering if your cabin had electricity so you could recharge the batteries and head back but your wife was nice enough to come and pick you up and give you a ride back. It's interesting you went through Michigan City, Indiana, there's a place called Hightec Solar there that manufactures solar panels. I'm thinking of buying from them because it's rare to see a place make panels here in the U.S.

[@scotthardesty]

I did bring the charger just in case my wife didn't come get me and I would have to repeat the trip going back. Very glad that wasn't the case. Didn't know they make solar panels in Michigan City. Our cabin is in the woods so those panels wouldn't help us much.

[@dahmooren]

I may like a key as a manual option in addition to the app. Just in case.

[@scotthardesty]

@@dahmoorenluckily, the bike cancels all assist before the battery is entirely drained. But I totally understand your thoughts.

[@anthonyhollins393]

I really like the setup for that bike

[@scotthardesty]

I do too.

[@dja.d]

Great ebike, may have to buy one of these!

[@scotthardesty]

You should! It is my favorite 26" Fat Tire bike now.

[@majorhavok9423]

That looked like it was a lot of fun!

[@scotthardesty]

It was an adventure that I have been wanting to do for a long time. Thanks for watching!

[@tallman145]

That's a long ride. Good you made it safety to the cable

[@scotthardesty]

It was close! I really only had enough battery for 4 more miles when I made it to the cabin.

[@doingitbigent]

You had my nerves on gomode when you went threw that puddle😂😂

[@scotthardesty]

It was deeper than the angle showed. Thats for sure.

[@drzzit9666]

Awesome bike, love the range. The helmet isn't bad either, lol.

[@scotthardesty]

Right on!

[@halhallmark5970]

It's a great looking helmet, and I like that it is very lightweight

[@scotthardesty]

Agreed!

[@MARKO2465]

Scott... loved this video thanks

[@scotthardesty]

It was a fun experience for sure! Thanks for watching!

[@terrybeauchamp9218]

Great long range review.

[@scotthardesty]

Thank you!

[@johnfreed4651]

That bike is a beast!

[@scotthardesty]

I agree.

[@elrecords21]

Nice video, a lot of very good info. I just wonder if total range on single battery would be affected with or w/o rocket mode enabled.

[@scotthardesty]

Single battery is absolutely affected when its in Rocket mode. The system is drawing more power from the battery but I didn't want to ride that many miles at 15mph. I am sure that bike would 40 miles NOT in rocket mode.

[@altonbrown6043]

Awesome content, very informative

[@scotthardesty]

Glad you think so!

[@GregB-f1x]

Nice bike, great looking helmet that you are giving away.

[@scotthardesty]

Good luck!

[@tonysmith5507]

Excellent range for a hard tail adventure bike !😊

[@scotthardesty]

Indeed it is!

[@EdNeuenschwander]

Like the Helmet. Like the bike. The Reviewer is pretty good too! 😛

[@scotthardesty]

Hahahaha Right on!

[@icecoldkabei5544]

That helmet is pretty sick, matches the bike you were using! How do you like this bike compared to your Aventon aventure 2? I'm loving my step through Aventon, been a fun hobby.

[@scotthardesty]

This bike has moved into my #1 26" fat tire ebike. The Aventure 2 is now #2. Thats how much I like it.

[@MrTimbo067]

I really like the range. The weight is a considerable factor. That thing would be a bear to pedal with no pedal assist if you had to.

[@scotthardesty]

I agree. I did pedal it for a few minutes without assist and it was no fun.

[@AllanRothwell]

What an epic journey! That’s my old stomping ground and I was curious as to what would become of you east of LSD. The captive battery scared me.

[@scotthardesty]

I was also wondering what was to become of me after LSD. hahaha

[@alaska1girls]

Im seriously considering pulling the trigger but….Im way confused here on the major discrepancy on the range you recived vs the advertised. Can you explain? 90 miles vs 248? But great video thanks

[@scotthardesty]

Their range of 248 is if the bike is locked as a class 2. You keep it PAS 1 going about 9miles the entire time, you have to weigh about 140lbs, ride on flat land, no wind. I am 225lbs and 10lbs of camera equipment and water, I went 25mph basically the entire way, had hills and wind. They test in the best case scenario. I test it in the worst case scenario.

[@anthonyhoofatt7253]

Great video!

[@scotthardesty]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@snakeone007]

Damn I'm not too impressed on the less than 30 miles per charge on Pas. That'd a no go for me. My wired is a 60v 15ah (rear battery) smaller one but even that one gets 47 miles on Pas averaging 21mph

[@scotthardesty]

Sounds like you have the right bike for you. Hopefully, someday I will get a chance to review a Wired ebike.

[@ThatKelson]

How would you compare this bike to an adventure 2. Aside from batteries

[@scotthardesty]

My Aventure 2 has been my number one fat tire bike forever. This one just replaced it. Its just a spectacular bike even without the 2 extra batteries. Sorry Aventure 2, you just got bumped to 2nd place.

[@thomashenkler4969]

That is one heavy bike, looks like a cruiser though. Cool helmet.

[@scotthardesty]

The bike is a beast.

[@Thomas1314]

Excellent Video! I love doing the longer rides myself. In all those miles, did you ever have any dog issues? I average at least one crazy dog per long ride Lol.

[@scotthardesty]

I was lucky and didn't have any dogs chasing me down. If I had, it would have definitely been in the video.

[@Thomas1314]

That is awesome! I count rides without dogs or drivers trying to mow me down as perfect rides.

[@theresa337]

Was it hot waiting on that train? Wouldn’t it be neat to solar charge the other battery while you are or charge with a mini windmill. LOL This was one of the most exciting reviews I have seen. Your energy was amazing. I wish I weren’t such a chicken about heavy bikes.

[@scotthardesty]

It was. That train went on for a long time.

[@ROADAGENT911]

Scott, I wish they made a step-thru of this bike, truly an awesome piece of equipment.

[@scotthardesty]

This is the nicest 26" fat tire bike I have reviewed. Rides super nice.

[@rudiphoto]

@@scotthardestyyou’d rate this higher than the Aventon Aventure 2? I’m in the market for a 26x4” fat tyre e-bike, and the Aventure 2 was number 1 on my list… until now. I already own a 20x4” folding e-bike with cadence sensor, and the riding bug bit me pretty hard (all over again, at 59 years old, with at least one dodgy knee), and now I’m looking for a fat-tyre e-bike with torque sensor. Hence my question. Aventon are not as readily available here in Oz as they are in the US, but both Aventon and Fiido can be had if you know where to shop. The Fiido is considerably cheaper, too. P. S. How hard did the riding bug bite? Hard enough that I’m also looking at the Aventon Ramblas, purely for fun. No commuting, shopping, or saving the trees. Just pure flat-out fun! 😎

[@scotthardesty]

@@rudiphoto Actually, I would rate this higher than my Aventure 2. I do love my Ramblas, I rode 14 miles of mtb trails this past weekend. That bike is a blast.

[@rudiphoto]

@@scotthardestyHow do you disable the bike is you want to park it at the shops? With a normal e-bike you usually just take the keys out. Does this have a PIN on start-up?

[@scotthardesty]

@@rudiphoto I do not disable it. I just lock it up. You can set it up with a PIN for extra security.

[@henrysboy2]

Great video. TY.

[@scotthardesty]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@skoobyj4315]

Excellent video

[@scotthardesty]

Thank you very much!

[@davidramez6219]

Very tempted.

[@scotthardesty]

I totally understand.

[@daRock1212]

Wow all the way to New Buffalo! Hope you at least for to enjoy some casino time 😂. Thanks again for a fun watch

[@scotthardesty]

I don't gamble. hahaha. I have enough fun doing this kind of stuff. Thanks for watching!

[@wasky1]

It would be interesting to compare the same journey with more air in your tyres

[@scotthardesty]

I might do that and then throttle only. Not the 3 state trip but just riding around chicago. No way that bike will make to my cabin with throttle only (even if the tires were at 30psi).

[@lequartdheuregaming1772]

J'adore ce vélo, je l'ai acheté, 2 mois d'attente pour le recevoir. Je suis impatient de rouler sur les de campagne avec.

[@scotthardesty]

J'espère que vous l'apprécierez autant que moi !

[@lequartdheuregaming1772]

Oui très impatient de l'avoir.

[@shakapedia17]

I bet someone could make a wiring harness to hook up all three batteries where they are, allowing one to utilize the charge more efficiently, or at least do so without stopping to swap.

[@scotthardesty]

I bet you are right. Someone out there will figure it out.

[@kevinjk27]

Nice helmet giveaway 👏👏👍

[@scotthardesty]

You're entered!

[@ToddMickelson-lz5oc]

Awesome!

[@scotthardesty]

Thanks!

[@stevewillson9320]

My helmet is nearly 20 years old! I would love a new lightweight helmet!

[@scotthardesty]

You are entered. I use a random comment generator that will pick the winner.

[@pipito588]

will it handle up hill with my 120 kg?thanks

[@scotthardesty]

I don't know.

[@Xd-py9is]

Hola amigo, excelente video sobre la bicicleta, tengo una duda, cuánto pesas? Para darme una idea sobre la autonomía. Saludos y nuevo suscriptor

[@scotthardesty]

Gracias por mirar y suscribirse. Peso 225 libras, 5'9" con una entrepierna de 32".

[@GlennAdams-i7u]

Love the video, nice helmet

[@scotthardesty]

Thanks!

[@peterwalsh1054]

You said the titan only comes in grey, not so I got mine in black . But its an awesome bike.

[@scotthardesty]

Not sure where you are, but in the US, it only comes in grey.

[@peterwalsh1054]

@@scotthardesty aah right, I'm in Ireland 🇮🇪

[@justinwhite2951]

I wish the bike was a little faster. Nice bike.

[@scotthardesty]

I personally felt the speed was fast enough. How fast do you like ride?