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Very cool E Bike! Great review! Thanks for sharing JP!

I seriously want to own one of these bikes, they are so awesome! That was a great review, very informative and to the point. Thanks much JP!

Great review ..clear and concise info ..Looks like so much fun !

Hi JP ,that is by far the best review I have ever seen about an e-bike. Thank you so much. 5☆

I have this same bike and I feel like a kid again ( I'm currently 66). This is a marvellous machine but it's imperative to handle it respect 🙌.

Incredible review! Thanks for the great video!

❤Thanks it is the best review of this ebike. I just ordered mine

Great review 👍 JP thanks

Great review great ebike. Bought one 6+ weeks ago, changed seat, seatpost to suspension, freewheel 11-32, bmx handlebars with quick release stem. Now it's so comfortable as I live in London speed bumps are a breeze at any speed. Its my 1st ebike love it car has become redundant.

Great review, all questions were answered in this review. Definitely going for this one bike. Thanks for the work you do in making quality reviews. Earned a sub

Thnx for this amazing review 👍🏼

Hi Jay. Awesome video. Hope you are doing great. I like this bike.

great review 🚵🚴🚲

Thanks, I liked and subscribed! At $1399 on Amazon, it's a steal! I'm loving the rear suspension, forks, mags, disc brakes, portability, and Mongo-Rack... Almost perfect! Maybe add wider handlebars, twist throttle and rearview mirrors...

Great professional content 👌👌

Best review for this product thanks for being professional and covering the important details

Wow tremendous e-bike JP you should call it the boss especially with the music in the background goes hand in hand I enjoy and I do appreciate all your videos as well congratulations you about to hit 200,000 subscribers your almost there keep it up JP we enjoy what you do for your viewers and I cannot wait to see you on your next video plus forgive me that I don't write a lot like I used to it's just it's been hard to catch up on your videos as well your friend RJ take care JP and see you on your next video say hello to the family

In PA the e bike motor has to be under 750 watts and have a maximum speeds of 20 mph on a level surface when powered by the motor source only, weighs no more than 100 pounds and has operable pedal. E bikes are not subject to the registration, licensing or insurance that apply to motor vehicles. Cheers, Rik

In May of this year, I bought an Emmo 84 volt "Monster". Out of the previous 4 e-bikes I've owned, this one is by far the best of them all. One of my favorite features is its ability to carry both myself and my wife with ease. It has some nice and fat tires with a really aggressive tread. Although the smaller diameter of the wheel takes some getting used to, it has no problem on asphalt or grid roads. The blue-tooth stereo system is fantastic for when you just want to cruise around and listen to some tunes. It also has an FM receiver and a usb port under the seat for a pre programmed thumb drive. On top of that, it also has a separate usb port under the seat, with a switchable light, for charging your phone. So far, I've been able to get a useable range of about 50 km, or about 30 miles, with a top speed of 63 km/h or almost 40 mph. I've owned an e-bike since they first became available in my area back in 2008. Every year I save hundreds of dollars just by leaving my truck in the driveway. In fact, if I don't need to travel anywhere long distance, I don't even bother to plate my truck for that month. (its covered under my property insurance when its in the yard) I've been preaching about electric transportation for years. Long before I bought my first e-bike. It's gratifying to see more and more people finally embracing the idea. Its just a shame that it had to take a climate crisis, fuel shortages/extreme rate hikes, and wars over oil, for people to start really taking it seriously. I will stand and applaud anyone who chooses electric options for transport of any kind. Bikes, cars, busses, and even airplanes, are being made electric. Not only will the world become less polluted, it may even become somewhat quieter. Thanks for sharing this, JP. Cheers, from Saskatchewan, Canada!

So cool jp

Good job!

Awesome bike thanks

That is a seriously impressive bike! It seems like they've maxed out what features they can include in a bike that size. It's got similar components to my Lectric XP, yet has a lot of upgrades way beyond what Lectric offers. I'm with you in not liking how the throttle acts when you pedal or have the lower PAS modes. I usually ride my Lectric in PAS 1 or 2, yet I have full throttle on demand in those modes as needed. That's something I wouldn't want to do without. I also like that mine has the twist throttle. Other than that, you've got a great bike there!

Great video! I just got my engine pro couple days ago, when you attach the front wheel, did yours came with washer and nut? In couple installation video, I see they another washer which is the Locking or Claw that goes in first then washer and nut. I guess that lock is for safety so the wheel will not come out of the fork. Pla advice. Tx

Wow ..What an AWESOME Bike. That hill was a bit hairy to say the least..I'm not gonna lie, I closed my eyes a little..Hahaha

I got a nice DeWalt tool tote to attach to the back rack. They also make a tool box that looks similar. Going to put some serious thoughts as how I'm going to attach it.

7:47 chinglish is so funny "build-in" haha

has the throttle issue been sorted on the newer ones? that is when pedaling the watts don't go to full as seen in some other older reviews

I would figure out if you can put in a solar panel on it. On sunny days you wouldn't have any power issues there Jay.

Hydraulic disks pretty much require yearly brake bleeds. They work way better but are no doubt more maintence then cable disks. I've owned and maintained bikes with hydraulic disks for over 5 years at this point. It's a little different then car or even motorcycle brakes (20+ year experience as a autotech).

I just got the WTVA has everything yours has. Cost? Mine was $1200.00 fun to ride!

Hey bro, I can't find this information on this bike or there website. What brand of battery, is it Samsung or Panasonic. Also the motor, is it a Befang brand motor?

Hey, Can you share the info on this trail? Looks like a beautiful ride.

🤩 now this!!!!!!!

I would love to see you do a review of the Tesgo Hummer and compare it to the Engwe Engine Pro.

Checked out Amazon and Engwe's web sight no info on recharge rate /time, can you get a spare battery? Are the tires air or soft rubber . How bright is the headlight at night? What is the range at speed 25+/-?

Can you do video test climbing road?

Nice. Do they have solar charging available? Hope to see it on Sunday's bike ride.

ok I checked the website, but nothing on how far and how fast. and I was not signing up for news letters yet.. so do you have a video of just that? max speed and how far till dead ? how long to charge it from dead is the next question.

Very good informative presentation as you did with reviewing other bikes Much appreciated! Agree. A very good price One question. Are the tires tubeless l

I am seriously torn between this bike and one with a torque sensor. So many options. So many varieties. I love the folding design and Full Suspension! My Question: between this and your Torque Sensor bike, which one do you enjoy riding more Offroad?

I love it. Also loved the music you played during the video. I am only 5 foot tall. Would my feet touch the ground? I don't know if it would be too tall for me.

Great review jp really enjoyed this video. My question is how long does it take to recharge the battery once its completely dead? Does this come with its own charger or is it a usb plug in thing?

If you would have the full power availability on the throttle, then you would loose the ability to have different speeds for the cruise control, which can be selected by one of the 3 drive modes and one of the 5 PAS levels.

I'm currently riding a 26" Ancheer Sport. It has a 250 watt motor, dual suspension, cable operated disc brakes, front and rear plastic "fenders" , and a headlight with built in horn. I paid $650.00 for it 4 years ago, and is still going strong on the original battery. It's still available on Amazon under a different name now. I'll be 55 on the 7th of January, and want a smaller E-Bike. After a lot of searching and watching KZfaq reviews, I have narrowed my choices down to these two bikes. 1st choice is the Tesgo Hummer. 2nd choice is the Engwe Engine Pro. I would like your, or anyones opinion on which bike is the best option.

Can I lock its throttle and set a 25km/hr spread limit? Thank you

You can change how the throttle works in the settings

What are the gears 4

If we would have had those when I rode in the 60s we would have rode them all the time.

I did hundreds of hours of research into ebikes several years ago. The Engwe was one of the contenders, but every feature that you tout was available on the Rattan folding bike. It had the pedal assist, except it worked on all PA modes (5 levels), the fenders were standard, it had a built in bike rack like the Engwe. It was foldable, but more robust. The bike was amazing, but at around 2,000 miles the motor disintegrated. I'm hoping to be able to fix it, but I live on SSI, so big layouts of money take some time to plan. Having an ebike was life changing. It allowed me to get out and explore, so I can't wait to do it again. I used to live in South Central PA. There was so much to see. I live in Northern DE now, it's not as nice naturally as PA is. There are still some hills and camping spots, but I long for the PA woods and hills.

I have been looking to invest into an E bike because of my mobility issues. Going to visit Mackinac Island is on my bucket list and the only mode of transportation on the island is bike, horse and buggy or horseback. They only allow class 1 or 2 E bike on the island for people like me with mobility issues. That one is very nice but I could never use it on the island because It goes to fast 😒 the island speed limit is 25 miles an hour. Is there any way to govern the speed down? It would be a great bike for me around home. Heck I could see me on it going to our small town up the road. I love love to ride bike but my lower back and left ankle I broke years ago limits me when I have to to push hard on the pedals to go up hill. This E bike looks comfy and the seats have to be comfy for my back issues and that seat looks like a Cadillac seat lol 😁. Thanks for the review and please let me know if the speed can be governed down. ✌

Looks great bike. I'm sure this is the one I'm going to buy in UK But what I don't understand is why you & virtually everyone I've seen seems to have seat far lower than standard bike. Usually around equal height. Would think its far more comfortable for your arms for them to be going down rather than level

Jay, Almost every state limits what can be the top speed of a E Bike and still not need to be licensed. That’s, I believe , is why the throttle system is setup that way, it might allow the manufacturer to maintain it as a “bike”. Just guessing, but you haven’t addressed the speed limitation previously, I think. Cheers, RikSpector

power lines is a good back ground..

I like mine, but it was shipped with problems; 1) broken motor cutoff wire 2) rear suspension didn't work 3) drive chain was chewing off the sidewall of the tire I had no seller support, no drop shipper support, and no manufacturer support. I replaced the broken wire, changed mine to a 7 speed, and reworked the rear suspension. A little customer support would be nice, but then again, they didn't send me a free bike, so buyer beware. The 7 speed freewheel is an 11-34, so on the flats, I can run this bike in sport mode, pas5 about mph, and no ghost pedaling.

Cool video. I'd still much rather have my turbo levo .

The screen seems to be limited to displaying 999w also I wonder if the speed is accurate.

Your videos are amazing abandoning houses now it’s all trains and electric bikes bring us some new abandoned houses

Weird they go against the norm by putting a throttle on the left side. Would be a slight learning curve

How much does it weigh? I'm under 5 feet tall and just 96lbs. I need to know if I can get my dad to buy me one because, Lord knows, I can't afford it on food service pay. My Trek peddle bike costs as much as that. JP. Send me yours. Please. 🙏🙏🏽🙏🏼🙏🏾 I don't get anything for free. You do because of your awesome KZfaq videos. Keep up the good work.

How much?

Is it hub drive or mid drive? I am guessing hub.

Now if they had charging unit to charge batteries while you ride would be awesome.

I _had_ a bike similar, the HEYBIKE Ranger, and it was a blast!!! Mine was 500 Watt though. I wanted to point out how it seems as though these bikes are being procedurally generated by AI or something 🤣 They're all just slightly reorganized versions of one another 👍

like a Cadillac eldorado!

NEED SOME THUPS UP HERE EVERYONE. so I do want one, so what ya could do for a vide; because we all want to know.. Highway, Top speed and How far.. I want one that will take me to work and Home in A half fast easy reliable way. 60 km one way,, speed of the highway. 80km/h for what I need a nd got

Why are the handle bars so little???? Big bike with little bars...

Lay it down on side and it will let you close tailgate hatch.

Se dai sempre il 100% all'acceleratore perdi il Cruise control. L' acceleratore serve per le ripartenze difficili. Se vuoi il 100% basta mettersi in modalità sport e impostare il livello 5.

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Didn’t they just change the standard seat? 😂 💀

As always with these e bikes. Everyone wants to go100 mph with throttle. If you want the speed you might as well go out and get a motorbike.

The throttle set up and regeneration issues is a deal breaker for me. I am looking to buy a suitable Ebike. Will have to keep looking