I just picked up a 23' with .9 miles on it for $850. She bought it, rode it once, decided it was too tall. So stoked, these are nice bikes. I like that you can adjust the maximum speed. Lots of great features and the build quality and welds look great.
Soldier was born by the river In a little tent Oh, and just like the river, he's been running Ever since. It's been a long A long time coming, but he knows A change gon' come Oh yes, it will. Great review! I'll put it the Kepler on my shortlist: they are selling for $1500. Stay safe and watch out for river monsters.
I'm glad to see your video on the Kepler I have a question concerning speed and cost that no one talks about this bike 38 mph and a Wired Freedom 41 mph is it worth the additional 800 hundred dollars I'm just trying to see what's going on I could see if 50 mph vs 38 mph but the higher cost for 5 mph more help me understand this I like the Kepler but I'm not willing to buy the Wired freedom for a few more mph at the cost..
Cool.. Yeah I love my Kepler. Wouldn't say it's heavy as far as E Bikes go.. Most all E Bikes that size actually weigh more. Even smaller folding bikes and moped style e bikes weigh that much when they come with 20 ah batteries and front suspension. It's a good basic E bike with most all the things you can expect to start with. A little extra lighting, a mirror and new grips.. Suspension seat and a bag... Good to go. 😎
After you put your glasses on at 4:30 you looked like you were going 75 mph! Nice. It was either this one or the Magicycle Cruiser Pro. I’m going with this one. Thanks.
Lasted a year,1900$ ,just past warrenty, electrical issue,company could not care,want another 500-800$ to fix,waist of money,normal use of bike,honest review
Have heard a lot of negative things about this company. Long shipping times, bad packaging, bad customer service, cheap parts that work ok at first, not right and get worse with time. Hard to get replacement parts quickly.... That's if your derailer isn't bent, wheel spokes aren't loose and you brakes work from the beginning.
Comment for any E biker in California, I read the rules and it states that Ebikes cannot exceed 750 watts, so if you have a 1000 watt bike do you have to have a license to ride and for the bike? Want to buy one but I like the 1000 watt ones so any input would be appreciated.
Never gonna buy from Ariel Rider again! Purchased one of their bikes from them and two years later when I needed a new battery for it they claim they don't sell them anymore. So I'm stuck with a totally useless bike. They suggested I try to contact the battery manufacturer and have them make me one. Can you imagine how much that would cost? May as well get a new bike. Stay away. Very poor support. Even more, their website says they are "out of stock" of batteries for their new line of bikes. Beware.
The phat tires seem to make the Kepler coast/roll forever😁 Suspension seat is a must for the Ariel Rider Kepler and you can get the Wicked Wired models with or without a rear suspension.
You guys with your top speed cracks me up. You do realize they make motorcycles. What makes the Kepler awesome is it's range while on low pedal assist and it's ability to ride the road to a hidden off-road spot and explore. If you want top speed buy a motorcycle
Maybe some people want both? Not bad thing... A ebike with a high top speed can still do all of the things you listed and a motorcycle can not. All good if you want a fun cruiser and all good if you want to go as fast as possible on a electric powerplant. Why does it matter?
They literally tell you out of the box it's set as a Class 2 bike so 20 mph is the fastest it'll go. You have to unlock it in the settings. I've never had an e-bike but the first video on it AND their website let me know that. You have the manual so you should know that already.
Those are in bike shop territory in terms of price, and not idea for commuting. Don't get me wrong, I have a mid-drive mountain bike, but it is NOT a commuter. I have a different bike for that.
@@bindingcurve Huh? they are if you have enough battery. I used 30ah(dual battery) on my ultra and get around 120km to 140km(pedal assist). forsure for commuting.
@@Operation-InnerGravity "peddle assist*. Something tells me that the people who are considering purchasing this bike are preferring the throttle. And they want to go 50 KpH or higher.
Get a Wired Freedom. 60v system, better than the Kepler. Full suspension, faster, better on hills, bigger battery, $400 more than Kepler without the poor customer service.
@@pizzaenthusiast69420 i mean I've personally had 3 different escooters and an ebike, and from personal experience they haven't lasted long enough for me to recommend them. The problem mainly as battery replacements are an arm and a leg, and ebike theft rates are extremely high in san Francisco (where i live) Yes, people have tried to steal my moped, and have even broken into the battery area before. But i would take someone doing that over stealing my entire bike.
I like the fact that you can get a little exercise, don't have to insure,register, ride on the sidewalk if you want, ride on trails, beach no gas needed, easier to maintain, you can ride with your kids on their bikes(ever try that with a moped?) and easier to transport transport than a moped.
