Why I Hate E-bikes | Trek Fuel EXE⚡️Review & Fuel EX Gen 6 Comparison

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Projectnortheast MTB

Projectnortheast MTB

Күн бұрын

Well I finally did it. I went to the dark side and I tried an ebike. The Wheelhouse NH in Claremont NH was kind enough to provide me with a demo for a couple months while the terrain up north was drying out. If your looking to demo one yourself definitely give them a call! I took full advantage of the demo while I had it and took it with me for our spring trip to pisgah where I got to put it through it's paces at the perfect place for an ebike... Kanuga Bike Park. I rode this bike many times all through the April Challenge (ride your bike outside every day for 30 min for the month of april).
How did I like it? Did I love it? Or did I come up with more reasons to hate on E-bikes? I guess you'll just have to watch the video to find out. As always if you enjoy these videos and want to help support the channel please consider joining Patreon Here:
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00:00 Intro
02:16 Jumping ability at Kanuga
02:55 Battery Life and available menus
04:07 Shredding Kanuga Bike Park & General thoughts
05:29 Climbing & Power output Characteristics
07:41 Shredding my favorite trail at Kanuga
08:53 The BIG Lie!
10:51 Fuel EX comparison at arrowhead
14:42 Fuel EXE 9.8 XT spec
16:23 Why I hate E-bikes
18:59 Final Thoughts and comparison
20:34 The future and Outro

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@BlacqueJacqueShellacque_
@BlacqueJacqueShellacque_ 11 ай бұрын
Best bike I've owned by a mile. If I could only own 1 bike, it would be the Fuel EXe. It rides close enough (in Eco) to a normal bike, but obviously for shuttle laps, etc. it wins. It's the e-MTB for "mountain bikers." I've been riding for 30+ years, and I'm still in OK shape. This bike just lets me feel like I'm still in tip top shape (like when I started), but gives me the option to bail out or clean some tricky bits that I haven't been able to clean recently due to "old age" slow downs. Great video. Great bike.
@DB-sd3cw
@DB-sd3cw 4 ай бұрын
How can you proudly announce you ride an ebike like that? 🤮
@gaylengurr3911
@gaylengurr3911 4 ай бұрын
easy, I love my exe. still have an analog bike but this one very puts a smile on my face. also ride with a cardiac monitor and can assure you the work out is still good.@@DB-sd3cw
@jimsteinway695
@jimsteinway695 3 ай бұрын
@@DB-sd3cwbecause we were riding before you were born and now we’re older. How can you be so ignorant 🤮
@theruggedtravelers
@theruggedtravelers Ай бұрын
I am with you. It is a MTB with some steep climbing assist. I ride mine in the German Alps and it makes those 400-500 metre climbs doable for me. It means I can go further and longer and ride areas I couldn't get to easily.
@michaelfillman1965
@michaelfillman1965 17 күн бұрын
@@DB-sd3cw man’s a hater
@edjerum
@edjerum 11 ай бұрын
Thanks for this review. I have the exact Exe you demoed and I am that 78 year old that needs the extra watts to keep up with son and grandson. At my age and conditioning I get more than enough of a workout and the motor helps me ride trails with steep ups and not be totally exhausted - can still have fun! The battery is easily removable with one screw. Also, on shorter rides you can take out the main battery and just use the aux - saving a couple of pounds. For me, the bike is too heavy to ride on trails without the battery removed. The bike is expensive, but I think offers value for a rider with older legs or as you concluded wants the extra watts for a more fun experience. As someone already pointed out you can tune the motor to how you would like it to respond to your input.
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
Wow that's great to hear and stoked this technology can be used to help people still get out and enjoy the sport! I hope to be riding with my kids for a long time just like you.
@brianrichard1768
@brianrichard1768 7 ай бұрын
78? hero respect.
@jimsteinway695
@jimsteinway695 3 ай бұрын
65 here and riding with my 33 year old son.. these bikes are great for retirees
@johnnydangerously9426
@johnnydangerously9426 6 ай бұрын
I’m 64 . Former Mx racer . Purchased a rail 9.7 in 2020 . So much fun at the bike parks here in Oregon 😎
@maxdergroe9082
@maxdergroe9082 13 күн бұрын
i can understand you point if about the exercise, but where eBikes really shine for me is commuting.
@Jersey_Joe10
@Jersey_Joe10 11 ай бұрын
Did you adjust the power output settings in the app? Because you can setup that power deliver like your talking about, so the more you put in the more you get out of the bike.
@cliffsangelsphotography
@cliffsangelsphotography 11 ай бұрын
I'll be buying the EXe soon. I love riding my Ripmo and I still will, but I don't want my big adventure rides to last all day. The EXe really does feel like a regular bike, I hardly notice the power surge and I can't even notice the motor sound. I also love that you can pedal it normally without the power on; it just felt like I was pedaling s big enduro bike.
@speedshifter
@speedshifter 8 ай бұрын
Hi, also looking into light ebikes, and fuel ese djust ticks most check boxes for me. If its not a secret, did you used suggested by trek size? because wih my 168 they suggest M, but its longer then my Raaw madonna in S (real enduro machine), thanks.
@cliffsangelsphotography
@cliffsangelsphotography 8 ай бұрын
@speedshifter I'm 170, and size M fit just fine on a Fuel EXe. I'd say it is very slightly bigger than my Ibis Ripmo in terms of reach and standover height; like a Santa Cruz M, but not like a Commencal M
@sanokano1
@sanokano1 10 ай бұрын
Great video, been looking at the Ebike dark side myself, the future is now for me, how was the bike on features like a step-up type feature did it still want the high cadence to make power? love the content you guys put out.
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 10 ай бұрын
It honestly did great on features and jumps... felt like ya needed a little extra speed on some due to the weight but honestly not much. It would give power and from the comments alot of people have said you can program it for your preference
@Kevinhatcher
@Kevinhatcher 11 ай бұрын
Great video! 👍 both look like great bikes! 👍
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
Thank you my friend!
@SuzeM_C_GravityRider
@SuzeM_C_GravityRider 11 ай бұрын
Love this video, I own the exe, (sold a Spec full power Levo) and love it so much was thinking of selling my Stumpjumper Evo for the analog Trek Ex. Thanks for the comparison of the analog vs e-bike.
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
Thanks for the feedback!
@77rockcity
@77rockcity 27 күн бұрын
Location is key for Ebikes. More laps, more fun. Being in attack mode the entire time. Bentonville, it made sense with the long rides back to the hub. In, Michigan here not so much. The Bosch CX is amazing and rewards you with what you put into the bike.
@jasoncapecod
@jasoncapecod 11 ай бұрын
rode the same bike in Moab....It made Slickrock trail with all it's climbs a absolute blast.. being that the bike is not a full powered beast made it even better.. I ride a ripmo, i would switch in a heart beat..and I'm 60, in a couple of years i'll trade up
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
I can see how it would be an absolute blast at slickrock!
@johnnnewmex
@johnnnewmex 7 ай бұрын
You are right about it wanting faster cadence. I had a bike with a Shimano motor and definitely felt it wanted a 100+ rpm pedal speed. That's great for your leg speed but does feel unnatural. Your critique is exactly what I felt...the motor doesn't really match your leg speed and add power. And by the way there are many scenarios where the ebike is slower than a decent fit rider.
@mathewhartley4747
@mathewhartley4747 10 ай бұрын
I've had a 9.8 for nearly a year (and as my N=1 bike), and I agree with the upgrade points - the one-piece bars are too stiff and the tires are okay stock, but there's much better options. Pretty much the whole time it's been retuned via the app so that each mode has a max of 300w but at different % assist levels (50%, 90%, 150%) which is more in line with what you mentioned you wanted from the bike - in eco I'll have to be putting out 600w to get the full 300 from the motor, and in boost I only need to be doing 200w to do the same.
@disparage1
@disparage1 11 ай бұрын
Yeah I hate Lamborghini bc it makes me want a Lamborghini.
@martinforbes3371
@martinforbes3371 11 ай бұрын
Maybe some tuning on the apps would make the sweet spot available on a larger range ! Good video as I have a Rail 9 and the aspect of losing 8-10 lbs is appealing !
@adventurefj819
@adventurefj819 10 ай бұрын
Question for you man, what stem length did you go with on your EX? Going to pick up a RF Turbine and can’t decide between a 40mm or a 50mm
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 10 ай бұрын
On my regular Gen 6 fuel ex I went with a 32mm turbine stem... I like my stems short and my bahs wide
@adventurefj819
@adventurefj819 10 ай бұрын
@@Projectnortheast Right on, Ill look into that. Thanks man! I noticed the RSL bar/stem had a 45mm stem length so I was just curious. I hear you on the wide bahs lol. I like to run 800 myself.
@mariopazmino160
@mariopazmino160 10 ай бұрын
Agree with you, also how you feel the gen 6 as a mullet?
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 10 ай бұрын
I dont have any experience on it as a mullet. But one of the guys at the shop does and he likes it alot especially for steeper terrain... not so much for flat tech where you want to carry speed
@The_Rumpo_K1d
@The_Rumpo_K1d 9 ай бұрын
The point you make regarding cadence is interesting. I saw a video recently and one of the commentators said that the Bosch motor is the only one which gives you more assistance the more you put in. My Cube has a Bosch and it does work that way but I’ve not ridden any other motors so can’t say how it compares.
@clintwedel5704
@clintwedel5704 11 ай бұрын
older... lol, the future is now for some of us!
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
Haha don't rush it!
@uberfu
@uberfu 8 ай бұрын
Easy tell for which is which bike ... the downtube on the EXe is significantly thicker (despite Trek making thick tubes to begin with)
@traceyprice4803
@traceyprice4803 5 ай бұрын
Would you change the Trek fuel exe to a mullet.? If yes what would you think the pros and cons would be?
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 5 ай бұрын
No I would not... the only reason imo to run a mullet is it your riding insanely steep rollers all the time. Or maybe if you want it a little more playful in the air... but an ebike is anything but that so... I wouldn't
@jeanmarc_in_Hudson
@jeanmarc_in_Hudson 11 ай бұрын
Spot on, I’m that 25yr older than you guy. E-bikes puts the FUN back in mountain biking. In my case, e-mtb is second to none as an overall training machine. I keep the HR in the right zone, avoid redlining too much, and most importantly I just ride more because of the fun factor! Great video. Cheers!
@harveycasey1900
@harveycasey1900 11 ай бұрын
I just bought a sentinel repeater last month and I absolutely love it. I do alot of shuttle rides so this e-bike cuts out the middle man and friends😅. I bought it off pinkbike used and it had about 350 miles on it and since then I put about 50 miles on it and it weighs about 50lbs BUT☝🏿Over the 4th of July weekend I had an error code 010 show up on the ride and the motor cut out on me and I was in the middle of no where. Thank God I got it working but the next day the code came back and the motor stopped all together and a torque sensor failed. There's a happy ending to this. Even though I bought it used the motor was still under warranty and shimano sent me a new one👍🏿👍🏿 the shop called today and said it was ready for me to pick it up. So if you're in the market of getting one just remember that if the motor or something electronic fail while you're out on that trail it'll be like you being up shit creek without a paddle. Also a back up bike is a good thing to have as well.
@TheHighAltitudeRambler
@TheHighAltitudeRambler 10 ай бұрын
I like the e-mtnb, if I want a good work out I turn it off and I get a better workout then anyone else cause the bike it heavier. But if I’m there for the laps “boost” the amount of laps I can do before I’m tired. Besides if you are doing it for the exercise only then why buy lighter frames and better equipment? Promise you you will work harder on a junk bike and get all that extra work you claim that you want. As for me I work 6 days a week, walking anywhere from 6-12miles a day so I’ll go e bike so I can enjoy my decents on the multiple laps. Just means I can have more fun in less time. And since you can’t get time back I’ll take that daily. Not being rude, love the video trails look amazing and keep doing you! Take care ✌🏼
@TCraigLinz
@TCraigLinz 11 ай бұрын
Almost ALL bikes are a blast. N+1! What the heck, I already put my kids through college. I'm spending the money.
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
Haha good for you!
@KB-gu2sc
@KB-gu2sc 11 ай бұрын
Lol, I knew where you were going))
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
😉
@davefreeman9347
@davefreeman9347 10 ай бұрын
Agreed I’ve just bought a Trek Fuel exe and it makes all the boring flat stuff fun and even the technical climbs I was laughing to myself on the first ride where I would normally be coughing my lungs up cannot recommend this bike enough if you want a to dabble with an e-bike but want it to feel as close to a normal bike as possible Kudos Trek game changer of a bike 👏
@worldstallestmidget
@worldstallestmidget 11 ай бұрын
Then just have an e bike then! That’s all I got! I got a kenevo expert and it does everything! Xc dh bike park freeride! Sold my regular along with my other e bike! Just one bike is all you need! But dies tiger woods have only one golf club?
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
I have like 5 bikes already so... the ebike would be too much for me to spend on a bike that prolly wouldn't get ridden that much.
@battlebornev401
@battlebornev401 11 ай бұрын
Would you go with an alloy EXE?
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
I mean it's probably only a couple pounds heavier and probably way cheaper so... why not?
@moeschlabach5559
@moeschlabach5559 8 ай бұрын
What you have to do in order to get the bike to match your effort better is to tune it way down to 40 or 50% assist.
@tomtraynor5384
@tomtraynor5384 5 ай бұрын
hoping to be using the EX-e 9.9 to get back on the bike, as I haven't ridden since hip replacement several years ago as a race-ready KTM c but fir the love of.... These things are as expensive as a full-on, world class, ready to race, off-road/woods KTM motorcycle.
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 5 ай бұрын
Haha yeah the price is no joke! But in the end it's worth the price if it keeps you in shape and moving and is fun at the same time!
@duanecall9137
@duanecall9137 11 ай бұрын
Great video and personal review of the EXE.. You need to ride my modified Orbea Rise. it encourages you to pedal harder by matching your efforts with a progressive power increase. Let's meet up with Glenn and shred Goffstown soon. StraightLineReckless.
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
Yeah that sounds like more my style of ebike for sure. I didn't mess around with programming this one either... but I did come to the conclusion that I'm not quite ready for one... unless it were a demo to keep and ride 😅😉
@daltonhaverland1155
@daltonhaverland1155 5 ай бұрын
I'm interested in this bike because like it's ex counterpart, it can really hang on the mountain, but i wont get gassed going back up.
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 5 ай бұрын
I mean just about any ebike checks that box.
@Happy_Biker
@Happy_Biker 11 ай бұрын
You had me at "I hate E-bikes." 😂 jk
@thmz
@thmz 11 ай бұрын
Thanks for the nice review. I'm 45 and quite fit and just recently traded my old hard-tail for the new exe. got the "cheapest" version with the option to change some specs if needed but i am totally ok with the performance of the bike so far. I tested a lot of bikes in the process of choosing a new bike (both emtb and bio-bike) and was very sceptical regarding the aspect of fitness and motor assist. After the first 400 km of trails i can state: - Great performing bike with excellent up- and downhill capability - more than enough power if needed for very hard climbs and still being able to do more and go further rather than being all pumped and exhausted (and even having fun) - I mostly use the lowest support setting with a limit auf 100 Watt and 80% support (you can set this up in the app from trek for each support setting just as you prefer). i usually pedal about 150 Wats with peaks around 250 to 300 Wats. this gives me a good work out with my 1,5 h after work loop with around 600 m of climbing. i am not letting the motor do the work but use it as a support to cover more trails in shorter time. since i have 3 kids and a busy job time is a limiting factor and a key argument for buying this bike since i could easily do the trails without support but would use more time (wich i don't have). this offers me the opportunity to vary the trails i ride thus having more fun and being more motivated to drive - you can hardly hear the motor at all! this was very important for my descision. also no ratteling noises (like in shimano oder bosh motors) When i have more time i will probably buy a used bio-fully like the cannondale scalpel just for fun and when i am 20 years older i will go for higher powerd emtb! after all i do it for fun! keep up the good content and happy and safe riding!
@BFBMTb
@BFBMTb 11 ай бұрын
Ebikes are cool and they have their uses. They also let different people ride. They are great for general trail riding for someone who isnt really worried aboit fitness levels and stuff. However, I do prefer a nice long travel analog bike at lift assisted parks or shuttled rides. I also like the feeling of a lighter bike.
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
Same... I'm still loving building up regular bikes with mechanical drivetrains 😅
@brianrichard1768
@brianrichard1768 7 ай бұрын
I hate to say it. I am 54, still race and I want one but, don't want to "surrender" yet.
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 7 ай бұрын
Keep fighting as long as ya can!
@AIMarketingFunnels
@AIMarketingFunnels 2 ай бұрын
It depends on what you call a good workout. For me, I put 90% of my time in zone 2 . That is almost impossible riding off road. With an ebike it is possible.
@neumeisteranimalhospital2627
@neumeisteranimalhospital2627 8 ай бұрын
I'm 67. I have a Exe. I'm still bouncing my heart rate off of the rev limiter, I'm just going faster doing it and faster equals more fun. I have ridden my Fuel EX twice, since buying the e bike. Or maybe I hate my e bike too because it's for sale already...because I want to buy a higher spec version. :)
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 8 ай бұрын
Whatever keeps ya moving my friend !
@ShutUpSceneKid69
@ShutUpSceneKid69 6 ай бұрын
I find more positives with ebike as someone with asthma. Love biking and want to progress more, but its hard to train skills when your lungs crap out so easily due to it. Ill be investing soon enough. I have an “acoustic” trail bike currently and its really great to ride. Stopping every mile to take an inhaler isnt so great. 😂
@zed5129
@zed5129 6 ай бұрын
5 ebikes in here, since 2017, and one of them was the current EXe XT. I now don't have an ebike, I'm 48 and overweight. The reason is because I get bored with them after a number of weeks. I've come to believe this is because humans seek challenge and get motivated by struggle and progress. It's a dopamine thing. Ebikes remove all that. After a while just descending on a very capable bike becomes meh. I would feel different if I lived in actual mountains or next to a few hundred km of single track, but all the descents near me are easily rideable on a good trail bike - faster on an enduro/ebike sure but again, that gets old 3-4x per week. I now have a Top Fuel, and am very happy working on my fitness and skills again.
@bdouglas
@bdouglas 8 ай бұрын
TR;DL He likes the EXe. That said, it's a fun video.
@mybadvideos
@mybadvideos 11 ай бұрын
I think I'm still more curious about the emerging lighter e-bikes. Would be interesting to see one that only has the lower two assist modes, thus allowing you to get more life out of a smaller battery (because it isn't expected to give full assist)
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
How much lighter you talkin?
@billycarroll4230
@billycarroll4230 11 ай бұрын
Man if trek made a slash-e with a litttttleeeeee more battery that bike would be siiiiick 👀
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
Yeah I mean isn't that what the rail is essentially? You could coil this thing and slap a 160mm 38 fork on the front and it would be a bruiser of a bike and add the extender battery
@billycarroll4230
@billycarroll4230 11 ай бұрын
@@Projectnortheast yes but no, but mostly yes. To answer your question.
@hein_mcleod
@hein_mcleod 5 ай бұрын
I have to point something out regarding your workout statement. That is your own fault that you can't resist the temptation to not run it in boost mode. I personally run mine in eco mode for 98% of the ride and make sure I keep the heart rate in the right zones to get a proper workout. Don't knock the emtb just because you can't control yourself.
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 5 ай бұрын
I thought the overall view of the video came out more positive than negative towards ebikes... but I see your point. I also think your the exception though... in our day and age of obesity running rampant I think the norm would be the temptation that I would have as well to run it in boost cuz... its more fun haha
@johnnnewmex
@johnnnewmex 7 ай бұрын
If ebikes keep people biking that's what's important. I didn't care for my sb 160e because it felt slower on descents.
@TwowheeledadventureVT
@TwowheeledadventureVT 11 ай бұрын
Ebikes are such a great tool, they have gotten so much better now
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
Agreed... this is one of the first I've really wanted to try as I layed my fuel ex right next to one of these and they look identical except for the motor. And it only weighs 42 lbs with pedals vs 50+ of alot of other ebikes
@gulfcitynd
@gulfcitynd 11 ай бұрын
Ebikes have a use but it really depends on the trails they are allowed on
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
I loved it for kanuga... got 5 laps with the slash then another 5 or so with the fuel exe
@marc007ish
@marc007ish 2 ай бұрын
Your so buying one 😂 probable soon
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 2 ай бұрын
I'm waiting for someone to give me one 😅
@jokermtb
@jokermtb 11 ай бұрын
I'm in the future you describe....or right on the cusp. 56 years old, still hooning around on my acoustic bike, but after renting an Orbea Rise in bentonville this year, I'm firmly convinced that I'll be able to keep doing my favorite thing. That said, the Orbea Rise does give you that 1 to 1 amount of power back, when you put the same in - it's very similar pedaling to an acoustic pedal bike feel. That said, I still struggled with the boost and how it affects long wheelies - definitely something I'd have to practice if I actually got an e-mtb!
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
Nice! The orbea sounds very intriguing!
@uberfu
@uberfu 8 ай бұрын
As for the final comment regarding ebike fully replacing acoustic bikes years from now; NOT LIKELY. There is precedent for this - powered treadmills did not replace folks going outside and walking or running; stationary bikes (spin machines to Gen Y/Z) did not replace actual bicycles; resistance machines did not replace free weights; manual transmissions in cars still exist despite 100+ years of automatic transmissions > even as the slow increase in electric vehicles becomes a thing; automakers that make sports cars are still integrating a "manual" style transmisison back into some models to appease that core of customers. Hell, I can still get a film camera and find chemical-based film processing supplies if I want to ditch digital photography. And the FAX machine still exists and is in regular use despite the concept of e-mail. So yeah, acoustic bikes won't go the way of the Dodo any time soon.
@cberg9480
@cberg9480 11 ай бұрын
Agree. See ya in 25 years with the e-bikes
@uberfu
@uberfu 8 ай бұрын
One hour of riding is one hour of riding - it does not matter how far you travel or how much distance you cover. A workout is going to be however much effort you put in regardless of the equipment.
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 8 ай бұрын
Well yeah... but an acoustic bike does require more effort to ride the same terrain and there's no cheat button
@thezonemtb
@thezonemtb 10 ай бұрын
I agree about the dropper lever. Total crap
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 10 ай бұрын
Fortunately the dropper itself is good.. just a quick lever change and good to go
@matth8924
@matth8924 10 ай бұрын
In 10 years we're going to see Ebikes that are literally indistinguishable from analog bikes. Not everyone has access to a ton of vertical, ebikes help make flat trails fun.
@philfortner1805
@philfortner1805 11 ай бұрын
Ebikes are good for old people who need some extra watts but the problem is younger capable riders just giving up and never advancing athletically or technically due to a big goofy toy. Plus ebikes are like driving at freight train, absolutely terrible for control!
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
Generally yes but just like 29ers it takes time to perfect. Agreed on the younger generation...
@DB-sd3cw
@DB-sd3cw 4 ай бұрын
Abolish ebikes and make fun of anyone riding one
@jimsteinway695
@jimsteinway695 3 ай бұрын
@@DB-sd3cwwhy? Cause you’re a stud and 30 years old? I was a stud 25 years ago raced NORBA all over the west coast. But now I’m 65 and I can’t ride my Sworks Stump jumper with my 33 year old son anymore. HOWEVER I can with my trek Fuel EXe and I still have to work to keep up with him. I didn’t want a full e bike because I was a stud before you were born and I still want to work to ride. I’m thinking I’ll just make fun of you because of your low intellect. Stop being a snob. It has no place in cycling ESPECIALLY mountain biking. If you want to be an idiotic snob get a road bike and start wearing spandex
@77rockcity
@77rockcity 27 күн бұрын
Yeah, no. We rode analog for well over 100 miles in four days during Bentonville bikefest. Then we had a travel day to Mt Nebo, which crushed us. There would have been next to no riding our final day, except we sprung for Orbea Wilds and rode everything all again in one day. Too much fun.
@77rockcity
@77rockcity 27 күн бұрын
The best bike in the world is the one underneath ya'. Whatever gets people out there ​@@DB-sd3cw
@ireddie
@ireddie 10 ай бұрын
Thanks!
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 10 ай бұрын
Thank you my friend!
@destroystreets1023
@destroystreets1023 11 ай бұрын
You deff picked fun mode over a workout mode that was fast up hill, that bike looks huge compared to the normal one conclusion i want that bike too
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 11 ай бұрын
It's a visual thing... closer to the camera and on the rack. When layer right next to each other you can hardly tell the difference
@booshay922
@booshay922 Ай бұрын
Nope. Inaccurate. First couple weeks I used emtb mode. After that the bike only leaves tour mode if I have a nasty climb. Plus I like to ride for hours and turbo mode would give me about 20 miles. Yes you can let the bike do all the work for shorter rides but not us who like to be out half a day or more
@mzimmerman12
@mzimmerman12 6 ай бұрын
Don't agree. You can get as good or better workout, you just have to have discipline. You want a better workout, turn the motor off, or run on eco.
@Projectnortheast
@Projectnortheast 6 ай бұрын
That sounds horrible... the point of bikes is fun but also getting a workout. Turning the motor off on a 42lb trail bike sounds miserable...
@mzimmerman12
@mzimmerman12 6 ай бұрын
@@Projectnortheast The more levelsthan just off. Pick the one that is fun and yet you get a workout. More options than you have with an acoustic bike.
@siriosstar4789
@siriosstar4789 11 ай бұрын
💤💤💤
@speedshifter
@speedshifter 8 ай бұрын
My 50cents. Looking into light ebikes to have fun, while for workout I have pure road and cyclocross bikes...
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