Can't believe the level of quality in the camera work, audio, editing and presenting in these videos. 1k subs for all this work is criminal. Very few people know how long it takes to put something like that together

@apbmes7690

11 ай бұрын

This is their second channel, and relatively new. Their main channel has over 100k subs.

Got myself one for christmas love it.. Out every day on it. Best buy of my life

Thanks for an informative and fun review. I like the belt drive too.

Great video guy's!

Great review - you mentioned some features that aren't covered elsewhere. I also like the fact it is British made. I will get one now - it ticks all my boxes.

Why don't they do a 20 size wheel 🤷‍♂️

Great review and would love to see a follow-up review based on Quality, Reliability, Warranty, Ease of Removing Wheels for Punctures, Long Term Use/Issues and comparison with other similar folding e-bikes. Looks a nice bike Thanks !

Great review Ellis and you are a biker babe 😊

Maybe for an upright rider BUT no carrier for shopping and the price of £2.5 Grand is extortionate - I can buy several e-bikes for that price or 2 hybrid fat tyre types and still have change for essentials , like a helmet.

@alexmacca9477

Жыл бұрын

You can buy a luggage rack that fits. You're also buying peace of mind and for quality. I'd be happy to pay for those two things alone.

@athollmcnicoll1028

11 ай бұрын

@@alexmacca9477 Actualy after checking the listings of sellers I find there is a seller in Aberdeen who I will be contacting soon as with the hope of finding a GB3 with the additions I need and why have I changed my mind - because it is built in the UK (Wigan) and via the seller, can replace anything that goes wrong as well as servicing. So there you are change of mind.

This looks amazing. Going to see if i can get it on our Cycle2work scheme

Is it £900 pounds better than the MiRider 1 though? Seems steep.

It's missing a handle to grab it conveniently with one hand to move up/down the stairs, bring inside or other. Both for folded and unfolded configurations.

Helpful review. I don't understand why the extras make it £1K more than the basic model. It's a pity it only comes in the one colour, when the basic machine has a great choice of colours.

Great video guys. Watch them brakes Eilis 😝

@davidfennessey2727

Жыл бұрын

Has it got the same hidden menu as the myrider one please

Think,,,is it covet season there yit? 😆🏴‍☠️🥾

I like Eilis!

I want one, but that price is craziness. I could never pay that

I feel like they did it the hard way with motor on the back wheel and gears in the middle when it's usually the other way round but the frame wasn't designed for mid motor so the only other way would be to put the motor on the front wheel which sucks so I get it

👍🏻👍🏻

It's a grand more and all you get is a comfier seat a colour display and a belt instead of a chain😮

@AY-Audits

2 ай бұрын

And 3 gears

What’s the affiliate code? I don’t see it in the description and put in electroheads to which they say doesn’t exist?

Is it 2grand better than the Onebot which look the same.

There are a couple of bikes with "phone like" displays. Are they removable? To me they seem to scream "electric bike steal me"!

Smart solution with this throttle

@simonsaysrewind

9 ай бұрын

That throttle does nothing... It's 4 miles per hour. I have this on my bike and I find it very pointless.

I WANT THIS IN THE USA!!!!!

A throttle that only works when you pedal is as good as uselss imo, sounds like its just to confuse you into thinking you are getting a throttle feature when you are not!

My friend won one for me from nitrous competition

Compact solution, has "everything"

Gear oil change 500 miles?? Change the oil every 5-6weeks are you sure?

Compared to a Brompton, it doesn't fold small.

Way overpriced... I would want 18 20 inch wheels upgrade. I have the original mirider but was £800 from £1000 4 years ago. These upgrades are great though but not for the price mentioned.

@hasan_z

9 ай бұрын

The original mirider was just a rebadged one bot s6 out of china

@simonsaysrewind

9 ай бұрын

​​@@hasan_zsome specs differ like battery is better in mirider as I remember comparing the 2 but yes mostly same. Even today there are 20 inch wheel versions called life force on Argos and Very site that are 1300. Same frame but no front light for example and 3 assist levels (mirider I think now are 5). Latest models some have telescopic handlebars to get right height. It's the look deeper into specs we need to look into. Hydraulic breaks are on some bikes and not on others in same frame... Different quality parts too. 😊

Overpriced even compared to the original.. maybe 1800… and even that’s steep. If it included front suspension, more gears and 20 inch wheels, lighter.. maybe

I have to tell you that it is a lie when you say throttles cant be used alone, please don’t lie :(

@Ride_Revolution

Жыл бұрын

They're against the law - unless the bike is insured and taxed as a moped :)

@karllattimer674

Жыл бұрын

​ @Electroheads X2 No they are not illegal. EAPC’s where the throttle can be used up to 15.5 mph without pedalling, otherwise known as “twist and go throttles” are FULLY ROAD LEGAL (Are considered cyclists with regards to the Highway Code, Can ride anywhere cyclists can ride, and are exempt from tax, mot, and registration) IF they are type approved as well as meeting EAPC Laws :), Also, if you have an EAPC bike where the throttle is limited to 6 km/h when used without pedalling, known as “start assist mode” then the EAPC is not only fully road legal but also doesn’t require type approval. So these types of e bikes in particular are extremely legal. The only time an e-bike is not legally considered an EAPC is if the e-bike breaks the three golden EAPC laws (must have pedals by which it is capable of being propelled, maximum 250 w motor, and 15.5 mph max electric assisted speed limit) Any e bike that abides by these three laws is considered an EAPC, regardless of whether it has a throttle or not, and can follow the same rules that cyclists do when it comes to where it is you can ride and, like cyclists, are also exempt from tax, mot and registration :) The only difference is EAPC’s with throttles that can propel the vehicle without pedalling up to 15.5 mph, these have to be type approved, as well as meeting EAPC rules, in order to be fully road legal/legal to use. If they are type approved as well as meeting EAPC laws, then they are fully road legal and can be used in the same way other EAPCs can be used, which is anywhere cyclists can ride :)

@garyhall3835

Жыл бұрын

@@karllattimer674 so what type approved , EAPC compliant, throttle only cycles are there for sale in the UK or delivered to the UK

@karllattimer674

Жыл бұрын

@@garyhall3835 I can indeed! :)

@karllattimer674

Жыл бұрын

I can indeed name at least two companies who sell type approved EAPC full throttle e bikes and I can also give you the law which proves my point :)