It has a combination lock built into the battery

Get a gas bike n save yourself grief

@@obeii1805 And go back to oil changes, clutches, transmissions, gas stations, toxic fumes, vibrations and obnoxiously loud noises? I went electric to get away from all that. No thanks.

@@DesuVR still gas is the more practical transportation, I started on electric, I get it , but reality is reality.. everything mechanical need service to maintain its mechanical function .. don’t u need food and sleep? anything that moves in motion need maintenance.. those cells in those batteries don’t last long enough and soon enough the performance on those e motorcycle will be that of a e bike , swapping cell can be expensive if u have to take it to a shop , or better yet replacing a battery period cus bad cells causes more bad cells ..and don’t forget about aftermarket parts , and repairs etc .. you’ll be forced to deal with the company unless your mechanical gifted, these e motorcycle come with much more that no1 talks about that you’ll only learn from being a long term owner when they don’t act right .. And when they act up and they do much more than gas bikes believe it or not , it’s hell trying to get them up and running again unless you can do it all yourself without voiding any warranty..

@DesuVR I’m with you on a couple things. The low maintenance low noise equaling being able to go on and off road with the outset without upsetting people and getting unwanted visits from law enforcement because of noise complaints is the way to go. Not only that but basic city urban commuting, this will work perfectly. Also! I love my RCR. I’ve had mine for years and use it more than my Silverado for around town. But now I want more power haha.

It's one of the best deals on emotos right now.

exactly! that's why it should be 6k instead of 16k.

Separate purchase typically. (Tell them I sent you and ask to throw it in. ;)

Outset is by far the best bike. Goat seems like a good value if you don't mind the ugly looks!

12k? My land moto with the biggest battery was 10k. Longer range than this bike for sure

@@RandomMotoThings what are you getting for range with the biggest battery? I think your 10k was probably after the price reduction since it was originally 12k. For 4k extra compared to the Outset, definitely would hope that the performance/range is at least $4k better. Seems like it has less power, lower top speed, single rider, slower charger, etc. etc.. just more dollars.

@@lamo6271 you get more range with land Moto big battery than you do with Ryvid. It’s also accelerates faster (although I never rode the outset version with the asi controller). Ryvid claims about 5mph higher top speed but what I’ve noticed is that I can get up to 75 on my land Moto and its sustained no matter where I’m at in battery percentage whereas as on the Ryvid bikes, your top speed goes down once your bike is under 50% and even more after 20% which is not ideal considering the battery drains much faster than the land Moto. I get atleast 25-30 more miles driving the same as what I’m seeing in this video. I average anywhere between 60-70 miles while staying in mode 3 at all times varying between 35 mph to 60-65 around my city.

@@lamo6271also keep in mind that it’s 10k after all my fees including delivery, registration which they do for you online if you choose, etc. The higher range is a must so for me the range and the way it feels is worth the extra money in comparison. I can assure you the cost would be huge if you wanted to get a bigger battery for the Ryvid in the future. As it stands, the cost makes sense with the bigger battery capacity and it’s pushing a smaller bike weight wise so keep that in mind.

If you need the seat height adjustment or prefer the looks buy the anthem and get it now. 😀 I think I'll be waiting for an outset.

The Outset comes with the upgraded ASI controller ($800 value) if you order by July 31st. Technically you could add the seat mechanism at a later date, but I'm not sure what that would cost. Ask about the upgraded controller when you do your test ride, hopefully they have both models available to try out.

@@Tweak42 yes that’s my main issue that the Anthem doesn’t come with that controller and when I add the $1,300 extra that would cost the bike end up costing $7,800 basically for the same bike. The thing in my case is that by the time I get the Outset who knows how much time I have of summer time here in Chicago to ride it because when the temperature goes down it will be stored until next year 🥴.

@@Area13ebikes Question I'm ready to order my Anthem, should I get the Dunlop tires or the thinner Pirelli ones? I won't do any off road but I think the Dunlop look nicer that the thinner ones. I heard it could impact the range about 5 miles if I take the thicker ones.

Already did one Goat bike! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pbZ1hMic153Wop8.html

@@Area13ebikes thanks!

I think it would he fine for 5'7. At lowest seat height anthem would be a little lower though.

Batteries aren't cheap! But they are working on bringing the battery cost down quite a lot. Can't say the rough figures I was told but it was very reasonable for spares.

I mean if you are talking dollars, it's only 69 cents per charge on average in the US, that's significantly less than 6 dollars for the same range.

@@lamo6271 Not as practical for going out all day riding with real motorcycles. Or going up to the cottage 250 miles.

@@JohnBabcock-qy1cs definitely not the use case for that type of riding.

@lamo6271 would be fine if you already had a bigger gas bike and wanted something smaller for just daily commuting.

@@JohnBabcock-qy1cs exactly.

It's 6 grand and I couldn't kill it in 35 miles. So not quite...

Yes, now please delete the pro-gas trolls. So redundant, so tedious.

Been there done that.

why not both?

Beef, it's what's for dinner. (And breakfast and every other meal....)

@Area13ebikes that diet can be dangerous. Be careful and learn if your body can take it. Its like vegans that get incredibly sick after a bit. Not everyones body is made to handle such diets.