Eahora Romeo - Full eBike Review 

I’m glad someone made an actual review on this bike.

I've had my Romeo for about nine months now, got one of the first production bikes.I've made a few changes that address the few issues I had. I'm tall, but like a slightly sporty forward lean when riding, so I replaced the bars with ones with more sweep back,and flipped them...sort of a sport bike setup... and then mounted an Ebay bikini fairing. Top speed went up about 5 mph. You can go into the settings and adjust how aggressively the bike will accelerate, and adjust the wheel diameter to get a more accurate speed readout. I get lots of questions, and the "eighty plus miles of range" answer seems to impress a lot of people. The frame is TIG welded steel, which makes me more confident that the frame will hold up. long term. Pull the battery out to put the bike on a rack, or load it into a van. You can raise the seat using spacers and "barrel nuts" on the seat studs, but only about an inch. You can also buy and mount shorter crank arms, which means your knees don't come quite so high when pedaling.You can mount the tail light on spacers, to get it out from under the seat (if you back off the rear spring preload for a lower seat height and more supple street ride, the fender may hit the tail light on a big pothole. The spacers help) I found the bike rides best on the street with the front shock rebound damping cranked up, and the preload about in the middle. Rear preload backed off most of the way. Bed the brakes (lots of online tutorials on how) That makes a big difference in stopping power, I can almost do a nosie with mine now. The Romeo is , in practical terms, an electric moped, a "pedelec". Poking along on bike trails in PAS 1 at ten or so mph doesn't seem to bother people, but it's best as a suburban/city commuter, covering distance at speeds a roadie will envy. My trip average speed (on the display) is typically 25-27 mph,thirty mile trips are easy. At that point, you start to wish the seat was softer.

Hello, I have the Romeo pro version and the speedometer shows 10 when I go at 30 miles per hour. I would also like to know how to reach 37 miles per hour because I have a 1200 w engine and I can’t do more than 31 miles per hour in speed.

any idea what speed magnetic and boost sensity does in the settings if changing the values ?

If i ride on lowest settings and try to maintain 15 mph do you think ill still get in trouble on some trails that dont allow "motor bikes" over 30mph?

Great job on the review Kelly 👍👍

How safe are the batteries in these things? I keep hearing about ebike battery fires.

What’s the battery life on it and what’s the price on a new battery

Thank you so much for this review. I am 6'3 and I see you mentioned if over six foot get the sister bike. How tall are you?

I have the Eahora Azaria and I love it. I did swap out the mechanical brakes for after-market hydraulics. Romeo looks like a monster.

How's the front suspension? How many km in one charge? Is the speedometer accurate? What's your top speed?

I still want to know what cells are in the battery

I dig the 26" wheels! I have a motorcycle style e bike, 20" tires, i wish the seat was a bit higher, how high is the seat? This may be my nxt ebike

I love EBIKES, They make riding a lot easier, Which is a good thing for us older persons. Good to see Kelly didn't crash as the weight of the bike would leave a mark. #chaseyoudown

will a passenger fit on its seat?

I have the Juliet and i cant fir the life of me get it over 30miles an hour, any tips maybe on the settings ?

Is this bike suitable for a person with a height of 178 cm and a weight of 100 kg? Thank you

I have this bike and I am over 300 Lbs and its rides amazingly. I got it up to 30MPH. I can ride the hills in my city with ease. I have Severe anxiety so I don't drive and this bike allows me to get around (I feel more comfortable on 2 wheels than in a car)

I’m 6,5 36 inch inseam. I’m buying the Aniioki because it’s 52 volt. Adjustable seat. Excellent customer service so far. I noticed you rode wompiconcus with your outer feet pitched down. Knees hitting your face almost. Give an honest tall man revue. Don’t suck up. It’s awsome for the 26 inch wheels I’ll give it that. If Aniioki builds a 26 I’ll buy it as well.

I have a Romeo pro for 5 months now few things I can say is the speed is very dependent for zero reason at high battery I will hit 32-33 mph but sometimes times about 1/80 of a time I hit 35-36 mph basically never happens just sometimes and sometimes not at all in a full charged cycle I’ve tried contacting eahora about why this is happening and how I can do 35 mph steady but they couldn’t help me both brakes now don’t work I’ve tried to contact eahora and they couldn’t help and told me to get it repaired at a shop while my warranty is still young I’ve tried to change around the settings but nothing works sometimes I wonder if they gave me regular version instead of the pro version motor I checked and looked at the inside and saw that the controller says “ 30 amp” but there has been cases were Chinese companies lied about motor and controller watts and amps. They only good thing I can say is it takes me everywhere in my city everyday using throttle to go to school, work, and gym and only have to charge it once a week gets lots of range at only throttle if there was a way to change this restriction of going slower and being able to go 35 mph at all times then maybe cars wouldn’t have to go around me all the time

comparing to the ARIEL KEPLER which would you guys buy prefer i know its subjective on looks but what you guys think

From what I read on their website for the bike, both the Romeo and Juliet max rider weight is 330 lbs.

Was that 37mph downhill. If so how much of a downhill?

Cool

Have you ever GPS verified the top speed, trying to figure out how they get a bike that heavy to do 37mph with only 1450w +/-, unless the motor is all top end. Can it climb?

It seems you can add longer rear shocks to increase the height and better suspension

You are right in saying that Romeo is not very good at pedaling. That is why I bought the Juiet. I use a fat tire rear rack on my car and the Juliet can be loaded and offloaded easily. You just roll the front wheel onto the bike rack grab the rear rack and lift onto the bike rack. The romeo is a nice well-built bike, but that seat looks a little hard for long rides.

This was a very well done review. I ended up ordering the Juliet instead because it comes with a rear rack (that is bigger and holds more than the Romeo add on rack), has an adjustable seat, and looks more like a bike than a motorcycle -- not that anyone should confuse a Romeo with a Sur Ron or something, but the Juliet is less likely to get me stares on a bike trail or attract the eyes of a cop -- these things go too fast for class 2, and have a throttle, which stupidly makes them not class 3 either, so they aren't *technically* legal (but again, this isn't a freaking Sur Ron either). The Juliet is also $400 cheaper than the Romeo and $600 cheaper than the Romeo Pro, so there is that too. I kind of wish the Juliet had the same display as the Romeo that shows battery percentage and generally looks like nicer software, but oh well.

Pretty cool looking bike.

I really like the drone footage. With my bad back I think the Juliette would be better for me. It looks more step thru friendly. Thumbs up for the video and the bike!!

Can you review the Eahora ACE? Eahora seems like a great brand and I am considering buying the ACE

Howdy Kelly. Wow, talk about one beefy eBike! Heck, I thought my Evelo eBike was heavy at 65lbs, LOL. This sure looks like an excellent and well built bike especially for the price. Very Cool!

I'm glad you put Kris to work and he finally helped you put something together! Interesting bike, but too heavy for me!!! #chaseyoudown

What colour is that plz?

2:00 cool looking background

Where's the Flux capacitor???

This bike is 127 pounds. For the people who have to walk upstairs to get into their place. Let me get it first I will let you know how easy or hard it is to bring it up and downstairs.

Is it legal to drive that bicycle on the street without a license?

At 5ft5in, I'm not sure I'm tall enough for this bike, even though I've been seriously considering it.

man if the made a dual motor version of this id be buying

As a 6'4 25yo, I just stand slightly to pedal, it makes it easier to fall into the pedal rotation, especially going uphill, and leaning forward while stand pedaling makes you go like 40mph, I went 47mph downhill.

Have had my Romeo pro 6 months now,1731 miles on it and need full brakes replacement and rotors as well, 2 weeks now with no response from Eahora about this and under warranty! Bullshit!

9:34 Haha! Wesley doesn't need brakes! lol Nice hidden hashtag.

Love mine, I don’t have license so now I’m independent again, what what!

Romeo Pro 2 got mine first ride multiple problems both front and rear motor s not working err08 on display customer service is terrible won’t return

Так хорошо сделали демонстрацию, что в этом году желаю от вас его получить в качестве подарка.

Kelly, nice bike, but, I agree, very heavy. The Eahora Romeo, according to an ebike definition, is not really an ebike, which would be a class 1,2, or 3, with a class 2 with throttle having a max battery power of 750 watts and capability of a maximum of 28 mph. The Romeo, appears to be a Class 4, which is really not an ebike, but closer to a moped. Class 4 bikes have no speed limit, and have over a 750 watt motor. Great review! #chasyoudown

Xunder👌👌

Nice, its this or the Wired freedom for me....saving up for one of them.

The Romeo has nice lines, perhaps it should be made out of a lighter material, Weight has an impact on the battery life.....I see this as it`s only downside.

i like the way it looks just big wheels lol

Nothing that heavy should be on a shared use path with pedestrians and actual bicycles. Same for mountain bike trails. People ride trails to get away from motor vehicles and that thing is a motorcycle with afterthought pedals.

Customer Service from another country is BRUTAL..Once they have your money..that's it..they don't know you anymore..

Why should I buy an Aventon when I can buy this? Mmmm.

I think this bike will not make up 40% gravel hills

Got it, assembled it and it was defective from day 1. Wouldn't turn on. No footprint in Canada, no service in Canada, no warenty in Canada. Best they could offer was to assist in troubleshooting from China.!! I am not a tech. So sent it back and got my money back. Lucky for me Amazon has a A-Z guarantee. Poor communications with the Co. Never again.

0-3 seconds 44mph yea Amazon are such liars doesn’t look like it to me, not worth 3 grand sorry I’ll stick with my lectric cargo

Your 37mph was when you were going down a small hill. Sort of misleading, but nice review otherwise.

Garbage

You have illegally altered the speed safety features on this bike and it is now illegal to drive on public roads. You are setting a horrible example for minors and children, who are watching this and planning on doing the same thing to their bikes

I have not seeing it fly and so it is time to go and unsubscribe I guess. That is not my content anymore and those bike are forbidden here cause you need to paddle it up to 45 km / h. That is just a simple electric motorcycle and 60 kg is what ? 60 kg will a lot way to stop on top. But main point : this channel was about drones, seriously and over time it lost the roots and focus bye

Great job like 76