Much appreciated!

My pleasure!

Much appreciated

Compare them with European bikes and you will understand

Yes bit pricey this one, Samsung battery cells would be the most expensive part, then the motor but the cost of them fabricating so many frames wouldn't be too steep. I imagine they have a good profit margin on these ebikes. I do have a German brand ebike review coming up, a city bike from Lemmo around the same price but better quality with some smart features built in like GPS and lock.

@@Techtablets Looking forward to that one!

@@fahmiyusoff9154 you can get known brands for less than this money, with premium quality and components

hahaha true 100! they sell the same garbage to 5000euros!@@fahmiyusoff9154 and about the shmano 15e is inside all high price europian garbage

It's very well made Lankeleisi are a step up when it comes to build quality Vs others I've covered similar to this bike.

Yes my typical sport for the brake test :) IF they dogs are there it always sets them off the high pitch braking noise I guess or the the sound of the motor. Thanks for watching!

so its good quality garbage then?....

Hi yes Lankeleisi is a step up above the other Chinese brands I do typically review.

@@christopher480 Haha well better quality than the others I often cover. Better welds, paint finish and using brand cells in their battery packs instead of generic ones.

2000w isn't must really it adds more weight having the second motor in the front of it. The G650 not a bad bike at all, pretty sure I covered that model or the G600.

This is good for the city 20” but if you ride a lot of city you would be better off with road tires that are skinner with better rolling resistance. 2.5” wide

@@Techtablets between lankeleisi and samebike if we need only rear motor? Which is better

Defiantly not legal in the UK, thanks again for watching!

DKY Retro R I think it was? This review? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fb-AitCT2pmvc3k.html No but I would love to review the Coswheel brand of bikes but they don't seem to want to send me a loan tester bike.

I sent Coswheel another email.

You need only the one key in it as it acts as an on switch for it. But I left the other key there so that is my fault. I didn't want to loose it.

@@Techtablets The key is only to unlock the battery from the frame. There is no key to turn the bike on or off.

The second motor maybe?

@@Techtablets Not the second motor - Vakole do a 2 motor (2*750W) again, generic equipment but the Lankeleisi does not appear to be that much better......very difficult to determine though without actually seeing and/or someone doing a 'head-to-head' test.

Has to be locked to 25km/h and helmet I think isn't law here. But I'm certain that 2000w will require it to be registered and pass inspection call itv here.

Belt drive is nice but not good for climbs if you have many of them chain with many gears is much better.

It's very rigid the join and the latch it didn't worry me. The dual motors are great for acceleration.

​​​@@Techtablets back in the 1980s in Australia I broke my bike where the pole attaches to the handlebars, while riding up a very steep Hill. It was a mountain bike without gears and I was standing up to put enough force into the pedals to get up the hill. I think I still have some unaddressed trauma about bikes breaking from that incident. 😂 I like the fiido Titan bike you reviewed as it looked a lot stronger. Have you done a video explaining the difference between a talk sensor and I speed sensor?

😂 Oh that doesn't sound good I don't blame you! My last accident I came off coming down a rocky trail it was silly and cut my lip a bit and hit my shoulder hard. Then I also had a pedal break off on my bike under full climbing load standing up. That was nasty I almost broke my angle from a stupid folding pedal so this is why I don't like foldable pedals they are too weak and normally change them on review ebikes. As for the difference in speed vs torque. Nope no video on that it wouldn't really get views, but in simple terms the speed sensor needs to detect a crack revolution before it turns on, using rpm to measure speed and it's on 100% or off. Plus it can be slow to detect that to start and to often stop it can take a second or two. Whereas a torque sensor is detecting the force, how much you put in and movement straight away giving you the power you need from the get go. They also cut the power as soon as you stop pedaling. Superior in every way but more expensive Vs basic speed sensors.

@@Techtablets yikes! Your tumble sounds painful. I'm glad you have recovered. I had no idea there was such a thing as folding pedals, but now that I do know they sound like a really dumb idea. I understand the torque versus speed sensor now. the talk sensor does sound like a much better idea. Am I imagining it or was there a bike where you could twist The Handlebar to make the motor go rather than pedal? Was that this bike. I better re-watch the review. I have to say you're brave to go down all those Rocky Hills! Keep up the good work, the videos are enjoyable to watch and informative. Maybe you could combine a bike review with a phone review to really test the ois on a camera! 🤣

Yes foldable pedals was never a good idea to begin with for the saves in space but you compromise the strength of them. Many of the ebikes I do review have the throttle but it's not legal here so I have to be careful. I ride mountain bikes around here so this is why I do go down some of the rocky trails to give the ma proper test but that can be scary at times if the frame was to break or suspension. Well I did actually do just that an iPhone + Bike review of sorts testing the iPhone as an action camera. Thanks for watching my ebike videos they get fewer views but good to have people like you that enjoy them. Makes it worth my time and they are in fact my favorite videos to make being out in the fresh air Vs in my studio.

Thanks for watching!!

Indeed, lucky Europe is a rip off...

30km/h max would be ideal I find that 25km/h is a bit slow at times. And of course the faster you go the more risk etc

An ebike that wants to almost be an electric motorcycle (By the looks of it) There is no app support for it or anti theift apart from locking in the battery. But I have a city ebike coming up in the channel from a German brand with GPS, locking mech and application. It's also a very different style to this one.

Well Chris has a New Zealand accent, the best is when he reviews scooters and talks about its large wide deck 🤣 Pedal however? Dunno mate, why would that be uncomfortable? 🤨

Haha I can't disagree with that one!

Pedals why? That's what they are called and how we pronounce them. Never heard an NZ accent before?