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Creator, I just came across a new project that might interest you! Have you heard of the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike? It's a game-changer. Unlike the electric scooter in the video, this eBike is completely silent during acceleration, which is a huge plus. And those drone shots capturing the beautiful country were epic! But what really sets the Morph eBike apart is its indoor recharge feature. You can charge it while using it indoors! It's an outstanding innovation that combines fitness and technology. Definitely worth checking out!

Thanks man!

How do you like it?

After on year I still love it

@@stehairyhow often do you ride it ?

@@Bloodbath1787 I used to ride it every day, since the laws have changed I have to get through the whole process of having it completely road legal (road tax, insurance etc). But still have it and can’t wait to get back on the road

Thanks! Glad you liked, It's a fun vehicle

Thanks!

Thanks! Nice!

I bought one from SoverSky, Im trying to get it street legal documents

Thanks man!

Power is enough in my opinion. Adding additional batter can be more beneficial

This is a 2k watt motor, and they do in fact have a 3k watt upgrade for this bike

Dang, I should have tried to do that

The unlocked speed is only 40mph. If you seen one going faster than that it’s modded not unlocked.

I'm already looking into it for the 37 mph top speed. The fact that you can unlock a higher speed and even upgrade to the 3k watt system, this will be my next E-Bike replacement 😊

​@@Sputz3 i mean realistically I just need something to drive in town so 37 mph us more than enough to keep up with traffic on city streets

Thanks, it's called Speedometer

I want to do this. Anymore info on how you set this up?

I was really interested in this bike a few weeks ago but the reviews kind of made it seem like eahora was either a scam or really shady, seeing this video piqued my interest again but your comment just confirms my suspicions about eahora, if they cant even get back to someone they reached out to to look at their bike, that speaks volumes about what my situation would be if I ever bought the bike and had problems

There are A LOT of ebikes on the market that aren't technically legal on the street. And PLENTY of them are getting sold and piloted on public roads. But I do also understand your point its hard to review and recommend something that isn't technically legal.

3k when you can get a mid motor kit for less then 1k and find an old OCC chopper bike for $700. With a Mid motor you still have gearing options for hills

@@mickeyhavoc939 and you also need license and registration and insurance/driving lessons, with ebikes thats not the case.

@@Killenmachine05 what I'm suggesting is an e-bike... I know, I built a mid motor, geared Ebike out of an old OCC BYCICLE frame. OCC had a bicycle line back in like, 2013. No license or reg.

This would be for streets, to big for trails

Actually you can get it for 1.5 - 2.1 k if you search on the right places

U can unlock the speed restrictions on it to make it go 15 more so it can hit 50+ iv seen it

@@CorruptBloodOffical well that does make it a little more appealing

Don’t be fooled by the brand Eahora. I bought the same bike with a 3000w motor that easily goes 60Kpr for €2,000

@@stehairy good to know! Thank you for your comment 👍🏾

I'd call up your DMV, not sure what the regulations are for NV

Right on!

My job is 5 miles one way but it's up a mountain with hills and such. I really have no idea how to figure out whether this would work for me or not. My boss is super cool and agreed to let me charge it at work as long as he got to go zoom zoom in the parking lot!

Based on the comments, it looks like it can be, I didn't try to unlock it, always risk the chance of damaging the scooter when you do that. You'll have to check with your local DMV to see if it needs to be registered

In NH its just an "electric bike" no need for tags etc etc ...Manchester cops might bust your balls for it, but it's just a "bike"

@@johnbrawley1644 do you have one

@@ElectricRevolution did you get one?

@@johnbrawley1644 no pedals so it doesn't have that exemption.

I'm sure you could and in some states you may have to

I don't but others have made comments on it, I'd read through the chat, may be able to answer your questions

I'd say no, seats too small and no place for a second rider to put their feet

I'm 5'11 and not sure, I'd reach out to the dmv

Sweet! Thanks for sharing

You don't need one directly from them, Amazon may have it

Should be in stock now

Yeah, pretty easy to remove

I had the same issue with my electric bike. The problem was that I was leaving it out in the elements when I should have taken the battery inside, particularly to keep it from heat, cold, or direct sunlight.

I know right! Not sure of the battery type, couldn't find that on their website

Most codes only last a few months, sometimes if you hit my link, on the purchase page their may be a discount code

@@ElectricRevolution okay, thank you so much

Google that shiz ;)

Yes you would, you also need to register it

@@ElectricRevolution thank you

I'd call and ask

It's near Zions in Utah

I didn't for the review

Out by Hurricane Ut, not sure of the road, it's one that leads up to some phone towers

Yes

You'll need to check with your local DMV

It's out by Hurricane Ut, not sure of the road name. It's a road that leads up to some phone towers

I'm 5'11, it was a good fit for me

Thanks man, I’m about the same as yourself, it now answers my question to get one or not,

Map My Walk

I've got the purchase link in the description over to Eahora

@@ElectricRevolutionseriously…I’ve checked and they don’t have any in stock either smh

Yes

No

Yes there's an odometer and I use it every now and then

agreed i have a scooter 0 to 45mph in 15sec 35 miles range 900.00 pounds uk

2400w

It's worse. Anything over 250 watts gets you booked for not registering it - even riding on bike paths. Yep, we're stitched up in Aus and the world is laughing at us.

Not here in qld I have a 10x here but I wanted that one so I could Make a camping trailer for it but no fun police have to kill all the fun

@@hardhuddofishing2463 I am in QLD. If you import anything over 250 watts and they catch you riding it, you will be booked for it being unregistered and it being too big for bike paths if you are on one. Like if you ride a proper motorbike on a bike path, you get booked. If you do over 25 kph, you get booked for speeding on a bike path as well, even with just pedals. You can do over 25 kph on any sized unregistered ICE motorbike in the bush (stay off bike paths they put through some parks) and not get booked, so long as you don't cross roads and bike paths, but as soon as it's electric they have you stitched up. You can essentially own, if you prove you bought it out of QLD, but you can't operate. It stays in your own property. It's strange, but not worth the effort to try it. That scooter is no good for bush trails, anyway. Laws are going to get worse, not better, because too many idiots are getting injured on small scooters.

Depends on the state

@@ElectricRevolution Really? thanks.

It’s $3,299 Not $20,000