Wallke H9 Electric Bike Upgrades

Going over a few of the upgrades and accessories I've added to the Wallke H9 AWD electric bike (amzn.to/3QUiJgQ). With some reasonably price accessories you can upgrade this bike to be a bit more comfortable for long distance riding, as well as have better handling at higher speeds.
Current Upgrades:
22.2mm (25.4mm clamp) Cruiser Handlebar: amzn.to/4bQQHLf
Suntour Suspension Post: amzn.to/446BotE
Large Bicycle Saddle Seat: amzn.to/47ndFIi
Cruise Control for Twist Throttle: amzn.to/3Va6I9z
Bicycle Side Mirror: amzn.to/45rTvLG
Black Vinyl Masking Tape: amzn.to/3yuMmPq
Bluetooth Speaker and Powerbank: amzn.to/3wSohRZ
Metal Mounting Plates for Speaker: amzn.to/4awKina
The Wallke H9 ebike features a 48V 60AH Lithium-Ion Battery (2880WH) and an innovative AWD design with a dual-motor system, helping you go further and faster. It has 5 levels of pedal assist and a half twist throttle, along with advanced features like GPS, Apple Find My™, and password protection. The smart color display includes USB-C charging, and the foldable patent frame offers a 2-seater design. With four-piston 203mm hydraulic disc brakes, a Shimano 7-speed system, and a top speed of approximately 32-33mph, this bike is built for performance.
Check out the Wallke H9 availability and pricing here ▶ amzn.to/3QUiJgQ
The dual motor hubs provide selectable drive control with a 750W front motor and a 1000W rear motor, peaking at 1200W and 1600W respectively. The off-road fat tires can tackle any terrain, while RWD, FWD, AWD, and Eco-AWD modes optimize performance for different conditions. The adjustable front fork with lockout lever and dual rear suspension system ensure a smooth ride on varied terrains. Other features are a 1000 lumen LED front light and integrated taillight with brake signal. The bike supports a maximum payload of 400 lbs and is recommended for riders 5'4" to 6'4".
Overall an awesome electric bike for the price if your looking for lots of power and distance!
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[@losi8racer83]

I have the same bike. It does have built in cruise control...hold the minus button down while maintaining the speed you want with throttle only. A green light will come on the display...your welcome

[@ryan___ryan2711]

Aw sick, so that's how I accidently did that once

[@AFireMedia]

Just stumbled onto that feature last week while out riding - was super happy to find it lol. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@rockysambrano8435]

Glad u ain't spend too much on CC Because it does have it

[@WinstonBaldwin-vr7kd]

Looks great man. I just ordered one for myself. I am going to black mine out as well.

[@AFireMedia]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@BertusKiffen]

If I'm not mistaken, the bike does have cruise control, you have to hold the throttle at the speed you want, then hold down the minus key for a few seconds until the green cruise control logo appears on the display, unless there are different versions of this bike out there, some definitely have them. Peddling or braking should turn it off again.

[@AFireMedia]

You are correct! I just stumbled onto this feature last week when I was out riding. Surprised this wasn't included in the manual or online as it's a pretty strong selling feature IMO. Thanks for watching!

[@GSL1960]

You need to Google Walkee H9 cruise control and it will show you a video how to do it

[@ColinBrokeFree]

Subscribed, great video. So many links in the linktree but no seat!

[@AFireMedia]

Thanks for the sub and watching, much appreciated! You should be able to find the seat here > amzn.to/47ndFIi. Hope it helps!

[@djp1234]

I want to upgrade the rear shocks on mine. The factory ones are way too stiff and don't absorb anything.

[@quantumfx2677]

It's a Ebike definitely worth upgrading! A good seat is also something that should be upgraded as the distance is incredible allowing for long rides.

[@ryan___ryan2711]

I prefer these stiff shocks, very good control on bumpy terrain. H6 has softer shocks, I didn't like them.

[@djp1234]

@@ryan___ryan2711 I hate these shocks. feels like my teeth are going to fall out on bumpy terrain. Every real expensive mountain bike has soft shocks. Soft shocks give you better control on bumpy terrain.

[@AFireMedia]

The Suntour suspension seat post and oversized saddle makes a world of difference for me! I'm maxed at 45 miles with most bike setups, but have no trouble doing 70+ miles with this current setup. Thanks for watching!

[@djp1234]

@@AFireMedia but that seat doesn't tilt forward. Doesn't it get in the way when removing the battery?

[@GSL1960]

H9 has cruise control on them

[@NLkijker]

Would you recommend this to someone who is 5 foot 9? Based on the rear seat not moving? And how is the rear suspension? I've been reading a lot of mixed reviews on that.

[@WhiteDwarfVR4]

Are you running the Dual batteries or just the single in the back?

[@AFireMedia]

Just the single battery in the back. The dual battery kit was sold out when I bought my bike. Thanks for watching!

[@WhiteDwarfVR4]

@@AFireMedia wow, with the range you reported and still having +30% left, I thought you'd have dual batteries. 👍🏼👍🏼 I'm sure you'll Source another battery in time. Thanks for sharing!

[@kevinma5934]

Since you changed out the seatpost, can you still remove the battery without hitting the seat? Or you have to raise the seatpost every time you take out the battey.

[@KingTCasper]

He probably does, there isn't a lift lever

[@AFireMedia]

With this setup, I would have to remove the seat and post completely in order to pull the battery out. I've been actually just plugging the battery in while it's still mounted in the bike though. I found this puts less stress on the battery handle and terminals when being removed and reinserted. Thanks for watching!

[@GSL1960]

What is the cruise control piece called?

[@AFireMedia]

It's called a Cruise Control Throttle Lock. Thanks for watching!

[@travisbarnes7439]

Just a heads up while you are riding if you hold down on the minus button for about 2-3 seconds it will set the cruise control for you

[@losi8racer83]

Get better rubber tires. The stock tires are thin nylon junk

[@AFireMedia]

It's definitely on my list to upgrade the tires, but I'm waiting for one to give out first. I'm up to 520 miles or so without issue, but fully expecting one to catch a nail eventually lol. I'd like to try the tire inserts for extra protection too, I've heard they work pretty well. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@ColinBrokeFree]

@@AFireMediaThose tires truly are awful. i have 1600. miles on my h9 and I got the HEB allscape. Love them. They're high grade and quiet. turns feel so much better with them as well. Love the video man. I'm Going to Black mine out now i love the look. I may upgrade my seat too. I put a nice cushion that covers the seat on it but i love the suspension idea. My seat has to be at about the same height as yours because i have an alarm mounted on the seat posts (with 2 black zip ties) Going to check out your page now.

[@rockysambrano8435]

I get E Hunstsman by Veemoto on all my ebikes

[@quantumfx2677]

What is the distance on these dual batteries that you are getting? How many miles on a full charge compared to something like the ANIIOKI Dual battery.

[@AFireMedia]

I'm not sure on the comparison for an ANIIOKI bike, but here are some stats from my last extended ride where I had 28% battery remaining when I got home: 4 hour ride time, 72 miles, 18 mph average speed, +/-1000 feet ascent/descent. Hope it helps and thanks for watching!

[@ColinBrokeFree]

On my 60ah h9 The furthest i have gone was 92 miles with very little pedaling. I used awd whenever i would accelerate from a stop and going up hills. Other than that I kept it in rear wheel drive to conserve battery.I got back with 22% battery. I'm 195 pounds, i had 30 pounds of gear. I'm not sure how accurate the battery percentage reading is but my top speed went from 32-33mph to 27-28mph after about 70 miles. It was able to maintain 25+ the rest of the way after the initial 70 miles.

[@colinwatkins2950]

i dont like the idea of exposed cables,any idiot with wire cutters can cut the cables just for fun.then you would have a job on your hands fixing them.

[@ColinBrokeFree]

not many people carry wire cutters. Especially one's who find joy in destroying shit. just about anyone can find something to scratch a car "for fun" but i never get people keying my car ya worry wart