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Nano is better, look at the reviews. Currently updating website

Putin will soon ink a deal with BYD...now that he can't get western 'chips' and parts - hey, why not? Nothing is fair.

The bike did ok but don’t underestimate your own contribution to this adventure. You did really well 👍

cheap Chinese EVs are not going to 'save the planet' - short-term, an incredible deal - but look closer. The parts are low-end, the factories are sweat-shops - powered by fossil-fuel generated power, the batteries are NOT 'UL' tested (ever had a lithium battery fire?)...Xi Jinping has an intention plan to 'make stuff as cheaply as possible and damn the environment' - Just last week, USA and Canada announced that they are NOT going to allow a flood or cut-rate Chinese EVs into their countries...You have to look LONG TERM.

EUC's are going more than 2x that distance in 16 hours, albei it on modded units, just look up the "16 hours eWheels endurance challenge"

Doesn't go fast enough or have the range needed

I tell people that if you're not getting a workout on an ebike you're not riding right :) I love riding fast and get a great workout because I ride 30km a day!

It's also illegal on all uk roads

The lack of infrastructure is reason to build infrastructure, watching this video is painful in this regard. "if you are on road without cycleways"....... that is the problem for you.. Over here in The Netherlands we solved your problem by defining the Speedpedelec (and wide cycle lanes). Larger motor, 45 kmh max speed, need a helmet and insurance. Inside cities you are not allowed on bicycle-path. Personally I would have preferred a speedlimit on the bycicle path for everyone. If you want to go faster on an e-bike, go ahead, pedel!

I refrained from using any listening devices while riding as I wanted to listen to any upcoming noise (car/vehicle noise) behind me. This way, I will be able to move to the rightmost part of the road and to be on the safer side.

Uk still in the dark ages. We have had our time the uk is now a big dark, over priced shit hole. 3rd world 🌎 hole.

In the last year ive put 3k miles on my ebikes thats 3k more than the year before

It gives me the ability to ride with my teen son who is ridding many miles a day and can go harder than I can, he can push it as hard as he wants and I can push as hard as I want and let the electricity cover the delta between the two levels of efforts. People don't like e bikes because it means more people are riding.

Didn’t you only get 79 miles out of this one?

It all depends if someone in government is going to benefit form this, that's how it works these days

the guy on the PURE is deffo falling off soon hes using it completely wrong to be safe, 1 NEVER stand foot side by side you have very little stability when going around turns 2. you don't rest your weight on the handle bars because you will cause the handle to react to bumps more and will put more shock into your arms so that would actually be more way more painful way to ride

not really, legislation is not forcing anyone back on their cars, because they can just get a folding eBike for instance and that's it. Why bother so much with this eScooters when they can just get a folding ebike which no one cares about.

If I wear earphones with the music switched off I can hear people talking to me with no difficulty. So there's always the option of wearing proper earphones (not those silly ones that bung up your ears) with the volume turned down. You're quite right about wind though, it can drown out everything. So I like to use a rear view mirror as well.

A toilet with wheels

80 miles on a single charge in real world use is damn impressive. Not sure why the manufacturer felt compelled to make such a bold claim if it's not realistic. It feels to me like there needs to be a certification body that can verify ranges a consistent and scientific manner.

It's nice but still, without any gears and with permanent electric assist, it's not a bike but rather a scooter...

The only thing it doesn’t save is your life 🤣🤛

I'm a lifelong road cyclist and for the last 5 years gravel biking. But I'm in my early 70s now and my joints no longer want to do as I'd like them to do. Recently I was at the bike show at the NEC Birmingham and got to looking at some e-bikes. The Estarli caught my eye and whetted my appetite. I didn't need much convincing and have ordered the E20.8 through my local dealer and which should be here in a few weeks. It's one of these decisions one instinctively knows is right. I'll probably upgrade the pedals and maybe the saddle. I'll also consider the range extender because I do like to go further afield. I love your videos Ellis and you should consider coming up to my home city of Edinburgh. A bit like Bath with its cobbled streets and and as it is built on seven hills there are plenty opportunities to try out your power modes. So I've joined the electric revolution and I'm looking forward to many more years of happy cycling.

My question is, " who cares?". So what if someone thinks I'm lazy. It has no bearing on my life. People can think what they want, it doesn't make them right and and doesn't make their thoughts matter in any way. As long as they're happy and I'm happy, it's all good!

If anyone thinks ebikes are not exercise has never ran out of battery 5 miles from home and had to peddle a 85 pound ebike with no power Assist😅

If you I ride eco and off when possible and the terrain is mild I have had over 100 miles on my Bosch 300w battery. It is rated at 45 miles but it's no harder to ride without battery assist than any other medium weight bike so I will never be stranded. Use as little power or no power wherever possible. On canal towpaths and level roads the motor goes off saving power for when you need it most.....the end of a long day. Hint...you can ask at any cafe if you can top up your battery while you eat and offer to pay. Most I was ever charged was 50p for 45 minutes. Also most fire stations won't turn you away if you are in distress. There are some good people about. We were discussing today on forum about forming a voluntary network of charging points which I woul most certainly participate in. It's a golden opportunity for any pub, cafe, retailer etc to attract custom as well.

Well done You! thoroughly enjoyable video and very interesting approach to ebike design. Keep up the good work!

Thanks for the comprehensive review of this magnificent transporter! The perfect solution to getting around in the city! Any idea when this is available in Canada? Cheers!

Scooters at 70 mph :😂😂😂

You need to water your plants they are dry

Want it urgentky in indian market,soon

The truth is almost no motor is built for 250w. Most are built for 500 or even 750w and RESTRICTED to 250w. Meaning it’s literally the exact same weight and size just less power. As far as 250w being what regular people can output on their own, that’s true but e-bikes are by nature less efficient and heavier than regular bikes. IMO a 250w e bike is barely worth getting over a regular bike. Just ban all e bikes at that point

I hope not and you never get back. 😊❤

Great vid, I can definitely say since getting e-bikes I’ve gotten into better shape physically, mentally and emotionally. Regardless of how much or how little effort you choose to put in, you’re outside adventuring and it has a giant positive impact on your well being. You can jog, walk, hop on one leg or ride something, long as you’re moving around outside it’s going to be beneficial to your fitness and health.

i live in norway e-scooter that dont go above 22 KM/H is legal and can drive on sidewalk in OSLO but in london its completely banned unless its a rental

I think the misconceptions about e-bikes just stems from an elitist mindset, mainly from loyal pedal bikers. I have tried an e-bike, and it's a real joy, especially on the hills that I negotiate everyday on my regular bike. But I still can't help the feeling that there's a bit of "unfair advantage" involved, even though I perfectly understand that allows e-bikes to be the bridge that allows people insecure about their cardiorespiratory capacity to embrace bicycles as a viable form of transport. The issues e-bikes have with battery use and maintenance also brings doubts in my mind regarding their sustainability. But at the end of the day, it's better than a car for your cardio, and you do you.

I never heard anyone say "I hate cows" before. When she said that I lost interest immediately because all her credibility was lost....

This is the first video, from this youtube chanel that I have watched. The video was far more interesting than some of the comments. I will be watching more, in the near future. Well done that lady!

5.44 watthours per kilometre

Try using Komoot for future navigation, in my country it's much better than Google maps/others for cycling navigation (from my experience), and also you can tweak settings to get the estimation a bit better! Edit - just wanted to add, loving long range reviews like this! I know loads of people say "I can't cycle to my parents house x miles away" but it's always nice to know you could do it on a bike if you wanted! Well done!

Shockz has a new model out that doesn't have the connecting back wire; they just hang on your ears. I'm fairly sure they use the same bone induction tech.

Amazing video. I actually bought the Newgen bike after watching your video almost 3 years ago and I took it from Bath (where I live) All the way to Boston in Lincolnshire in 4 days. Its great to be out on the road, with total freedom. Subbed!

great touch showing how the bike fit so easily in the back of your dad's car

The real reason e-scooters haven’t been legalised is for the following reason.. UK roads are full of potholes. E-scooter wheels are tiny. With both incessant potholes and tiny wheels, there would be accidents 24/7. Compensation claims would come flooding in to local councils. As they’re currently illegal to use in public, a user cannot make a claim if they hit a pothole and suffer an injury.

Wow that's quite the challenge! Well done, an 80 mile ride is a long way. The wrong saddle or position can wipe you out over that kind of range. Even 20 miles on the wrong saddle or bike can do you in easily. Like a lot of things, long distance biking takes a while to learn and dial in. I'm very impressed!!!! It seems to me that a lot of things can affect range, going up hill, riding into the wind, gravel/dirt or other road conditions, some kind of friction on the wheels, i.e. brakes rubbing just a little, a wheel being out of true, tire pressure,... I focus a lot on the ease of wheel rotation on my bikes, I can rotate my wheels with a feather and they love to roll and roll and roll.

The bike style looks so good

Honestly, lost me with the charge time

The e-bike speeds need to be up to 23mph for safety.

topology weather weight play a part

Why have you got a bike if you don't know a damn thing about working on one or even what the tools are called?