Wow, now that's what I call a review because you absolutely nailed it by providing a complete description of what this Ebike brings to the table and what are the features loaded in this cutie pie and I also like the look of it and even a teenager can ride it safely and safety features are way better than what we get in other same categories of Ebikes.
This is a very nice invention actually. E-bikes like this can actually help you to travel to short distances and at the same time supporting green energy. There are a lot of features which will make me consider purchasing this; - It is impossible to steal - It supports green environment - The color - New technology - Battery capacity. - The battery percentage addition.
Talk about a massive upgrade from your normal. I really appreciate the security. The fact that once security features are enabled one touch from a thief and it rings so loud really helps. And the noise can be heard at a distance.Not to mention the indicators provided. It's so difficult to travel in a bike at night but with this one, perfect choice, drivers can be able to tell which direction your heading to giving you a safer way to travel. The are so many features. I am definatly getting myself one. Great job hey.
I have been seriously considering an eBike recently and this is a strong possibility. It stimulated even more research when I learned it is sold in the USA (where I live) with free shipping from Florida to my home in Oregon. That in itself is hard to believe. I am retired and recently sold my Jeep with it's high cost of operation and insurance and this seems to fit my needs so much better. I live in a suburb of Portland with almost no public transportation within walking distance, so even if I would not be too excited using it in rainly weather, it would be sweet when the sun was out. I spent a lot of time on a motorcycle when I was much younger. This definately calls for further research, so thanks for the review.
Hello, my name is Sara and i work for Eskuta. If you would like to discuss the option o purchasing a bike then do message me on here or let Alex know and he will pass you my details.
Thanks for your comment! If you email info@bizdustry.com with your phone number and name, I’ll pass your details in accordance with the GDPR to Sara, at ESkuta.
@@startupbroke Unfortunately we do not offer the bikes in the US atm but i know we do have a distributor for us customers. Let me get some more information and i will get back to you asap
The features of the ESKUTA bike are quite impressive. The alarm feature enhances the security of the ESKUTA and the key also enables the ESKUTA to be started easily. The charging feature for the ESKUTA is also amazing especially if you don't want to take out the battery for charging. With a powerful motor rear most amazing feature about the ESKUTA is that it doesn't require a driving license before use. Truly, it is an amazing invention with a lots of improvement on it's features as compared to a conventional bike.
That's a very nice E-bike with a nice color, good design and with good security features and looks like it's quite comfortable to ride and speedometer is always helpful and I like your overall review of the E-bike.
Eskuta is Delightfully styled and planned, the Electrically Helped Pedal Cycle is the modern standard in e Bicycles. Proficiency is key to conveyance and Eskuta gives precisely that. The reality the Eskuta is classed as an EAPC or ‘electrically helped pedal cycle’ implies it can be ridden in cycle In the event that a bicycle meets the EAPC prerequisites it’s classed as a ordinary pedal bicycle. This implies you'll ride it on cycle ways and anyplace else pedal bicycles are permitted. in addition it also makes me love it, because it works with an electric battery, and there is no distributing sound form the battery. GOOD JOB.
Great information Alex, I love the way you calmed the tempo down and let us know everything we needed to know about this 'ESkuta SX250 E-Bike, starting from the security down to the moment when you pulled off the ride.
The eskuta is a rechargeable bicycle with an improve security with a loud alarm which can be controlled with a remote,couple with a visible speedometer and can travel 12km/hr. It also has a front and rear indicator,I tell you it more than a bicycle for me.
I have also done further research about the ebike. The capacity of the electric bike is ok . One of the most thrilling aspect is that I May not have to fuel it. . Meaning that I can enjoy a beautiful ride around the city without any concerns for refueling. Nice one.
The speed bike is amazing as it does not use fuel . It's only rechargeable. Its also secured by powerful alarms and siren if tempered by thieves. I love the pedal assist in case the engine breaks down you have your way home or to the garage.
i totally love most of the features of the ESkuta sx250 Series III, like the alarm system, i once lost a bike because of a very poor alarm system. was a very nasty experience then. also it is cost efficient and supports green environment which is a feature that is needed in today's world considering the issue of climate change and all. then also i can pedal the bike to my journey just incase i run out of fuel, that is very thoughtful of the manufacturers. definitely a great bike.
I tested this bike at the fully charged show in Harrogate yesterday. It's a really good machine and so easy to pedal, for the money it's unbelievable and it has great backup. I noticed you have put metal dust caps on, you need to grease them first preferably copaslip, if not you will never get them off again.
Excellent review! I live in the USA. I don't think I have ever seen an advertisement for a vehicle like this. All of the features that you explained, makes me now want to search for more details and find out if it can be purchased from a vendor in USA and also if a license is required and other additional requirements for operating the vehicle. My daughter rides a bike to get to lots of places. I think she would really like this mode of transport.
Just get an e scooter like a segway ninebot max G30 instead. Or similar scooter. Better range better speed, than the eskuta. This product was designed specifically for the U.K. Market. To fit U.K regulations that don’t exist here. Most U.S. states don’t regulate electric bikes or scooters much if at all. ( provides its not as powerful as a motorcycle) . Thus there is no point in buying this when you can legally own something faster here. I live in California and here the D.M.V. / cops Don’t really care what you do on something smaller than 50cc or with a top speed lower than 30 miles an hour. ( provided you follow traffic laws). In some states you can ride a 50cc or lower gas scooter without anything more than a drivers liscence. Make certain to look at your local motor vehicle code to find out what is legal and what isn’t.
Unfortunately EScooters are illegal in the UK which doesn’t make any sense when they are so eco friendly! Great insight into the US law; hopefully legislation changes here to allow faster speed and the legality of E Scooters. EScooters in general in the UK can only be used on private land at the moment; and there are penalties if found on public roads
Marvelous very cool and unique invention of ESkuta.I really appreciate coz no need of extra expensive thing of fuels as it's rechargeable and gives us comfortable ride.Hats off to you for great and fruitful invention...
Woww very cool and unique, the ESkuta SX250 Series III, equipped with an anti-theft alarm and even the rear wheels can be locked through the hub. The Eskuta ebike can be pedaled like a bicycle, is eco-friendly and doesn't require a driver's license. I'd like to have one soon.
I really consider buying something like this and this model looks great. I am going at my mom place everyday and drive for 5km. This could be better and smaller consumer than my car on short travel, especially during summer. Smaller weight like shopping groccery could carry without any problems.
Hello, my name is Sara and i work for Eskuta. If you would like to discuss the option o purchasing a bike then do message me on here or let Alex know and he will pass you my details.
Thanks for your comment! If you email info@bizdustry.com with your phone number and name, I’ll pass your details in accordance with the GDPR to Sara, at ESkuta.
I have heard about the wonderful security features of this bike . It is indeed one of the best bike to get at the moment. The security features is top notch.
Hello, my name is Sara and i work for Eskuta. If you would like to discuss the option o purchasing a bike then do message me on here or let Alex know and he will pass you my details.
Thanks for your comment! If you email info@bizdustry.com with your phone number and name, I’ll pass your details in accordance with the GDPR to Sara, at ESkuta.
Hello, my name is Sara and i work for Eskuta. If you would like to discuss the option o purchasing a bike then do message me on here or let Alex know and he will pass you my details.
Got mine on Friday 30th June 23. in Matt acid yellow I had the extra matching top box but I didn't have the tech bar as I'd rather my mobile was tucked away for my journey I've used it to and Saturday,Sunday Monday for work I'm so pleased with I'm 63years of age and this is so comfortable and only needed to half charge it yesterday the best money I've ever spent I got mine through Allen's E BIKES in Leighton buzzard and it arrived with in the two week time frame I was quoted
I’d suggest buying a spare battery too. Generally you’ll get around 20-25 miles on one charge. If this is enough just make sure you carry your charger with you! Also the company do offer a maintenance package. If you phone 024 7635 0150 and quote Bizdustry with promo code Alex5 they can give you 5% off. I’d suggest a service every 1000 mile or so. Chain can become loose, as well as other components so it’s important to service it. Glad you like your new EAPC! :)
@@kymclinton3140 Order both. www.eskuta.com/products/sx250-series-iii-lithium-ion-battery www.eskuta.com/products/sx-250-series-3-charger This comes to a total of £559 excluding shipping. You can get a 5% discount with the code Alex5( quote this and say it’s from Bizdustry). This will give you a £27.95 discount on your order. I’d recommend this also. Got it for mine as there’s too many thief’s around . amzn.to/3D4M1BZ
I use a petrol powered motorbike. I have been using my bike for more that 6 years. I am thinking to sell my bike and buy a new one, and this time I am considering buying electric motorbike because rising cost of gas is making really hard to use a motor bike. We don't have this brand in our country yet but I think this looks cool.
Hello, my name is Sara and i work for Eskuta. If you would like to discuss the option o purchasing a bike then do message me on here or let Alex know and he will pass you my details.
This electric bike is quite amazing because it has good qualities. The kilometers actually makes it amazing because users can't take too much of speed. It is obvious the bike cannot cause accident and cannot pollute environment.
This is a really good one from Eskuta,one thing that got me interested inthe innovation is that it is really a green project,which will help the environment and reduce pollution,and also as a courier provider and with a 50miles coverage for0.15pounds,this will go a long way to save cost for busineses.good improvement frome Eskuta.
Everything is good from battery to electronic panel to even the maintenance procedure which seems not like classic bikes that are performing bad odors during maintenance due to the oil.
I’ve had one for two years now and it’s absolutely brilliant. Just one slight problem for me is getting going from a start going up hill, I struggle to get up to speed peddling until the motor kicks in! So I get going rollin down hill then turn around , but otherwise it’s a pleasure!
The green ‘go’ button helps. I also find the chain needs tightening every 100 mile or so. It takes a little while to take off, because of the torque and motor wattage output that is linked with the controller itself. I believe the company are releasing a newer model soon, so I’ll be sure to upgrade and review!
@@davidramsay6607 Expensive, but alongside my ESkuta I am wanting to replace my ERider Model 50 for a Zero DS. (urbanebikes.com/collections/electric-motorbikes/products/zero-ds) Expensive, so saving some cash and then will do a review for one. Currently got the ERider Model 50 too, which comes in at £2995. However as a ‘back up’ or for everyday commuting around the town, using my ESkuta is perfect and would recommend to others to do the same!
@@BizdustryEVI'm thinking about getting one. I believe you mentioned a another updated version coming soon. I may hold off for the latest seres if it's in the next 6 months or so. Do you know?
@@olid512 I will let you know Monday - I will speak with the marketing and head engineer so we can get a rough ETA. Worse case scenario is that you can purchase the series 3 and when the series 4 comes out, ESkuta will part exchange it - but if it’s soon I’d probably opt to wait. Will let you know Monday.
@@olid512 The management informed me it won’t be released for around two years. You could buy one, and then if you want to upgrade; depending on the condition could part exchange the bike. If you phone them, ask for Micheal and quote Alex5% they’ll give you 5% of your purchase. You won’t regret your decision; it’s a great bike !
@@BizdustryEV thank you for getting back to me. I really appreciate your time in looking into this. 2yrs is a long time away yet. I will be getting one through my work cycle2work scheme. It works out much better for me.
I saw a Nex scooter but this seems to be an upgrade. Checking the feature, I would say it's the future scooter, I would recommend this two my friends. Thanks alex
So first of all the color is blue which is in my opinion beautiful, moreover it has so many options, I don't think it will be easy for someone to steal them from you with that enormous sound it has 🤣. Imagine if someone accidently touch them (if a little kid is playing around for example) and then you be like: "MOVE AWAY WHERE IS THE THIEF?"
I'm a almost 63 years old female.and I swear if a brat touched my bike I would definitely give them a bloody hard slap across the face , I don't touch other people's property and I don't expect them to touch my stuff with out consequences
Hi there, can you help? (1) How do you find out which version you have? (2) Eskuta sells a battery for the series 2 but not sure if it is compatible (3) How do I change the display of the original from kmh to mph?
A standard e-bike doesn’t offer the comfortable seat, pillion passengers, and most don’t come with mirrors or indicators. It’s also very stylish but this comes with attracting thieves just like any e-bike so it’s important that it’s locked up correctly. And if you want to ride, but can’t or can’t afford too (insurance and so forth) a ESkuta is a great alternative. Of course this bike is not for everyone’s tastes, and legally it’s restricted to 15.5mph just like a standard EAPC e-bike.
Yes!!! You would either need to purchase, on the addition for your purchase. If you phone 02476350150 and quote promo code Alex5 to the sales manager Micheal, he will give you 5% of your purchase. -www.eskuta.com/products/rear-carry-box -www.eskuta.com/products/52l-storage-pod
The motor assists you to 15.5mph, so depending on the incline, you will slow to between 5-10 mph unless you put more work into pedalling. Overall? It’s a good bike for those who have never ridden before and are looking for an alternative to a moped.
No pedal effort. Pressing the Green Button gets you going to 7mph, then you take over pedalling and the motor engages. It’s like pedalling down hill on a normal bike. You need to maintain the chain though, every 100-300 miles as it comes loose but simply tightening it with a spanner at the back does the trick. ESkuta do offer in house servicing if you don’t feel comfortable servicing it.
Yes, it is. You can attach a throttle to the bike by removing the handlebar (there’s a two pin connector) but ESkuta does not recommend that you do, due to legality reasons and it would void the warranty. Technically, you’d need to have it registered through the DVLA for £55 and wear a motorcycle approved helmet for adding a throttle to make it fully Road compliant.
@@dragos681 It requires a provisional license and CBT in the UK if you were to add a throttle if you want to be 100% legal on UK Roads. Private land, on the other hand, you can ride anything without worrying about law enforcement. Obviously if you don’t follow these regulations, there’s a risk but that’s like anything in life. This is the official legislation www.gov.uk/electric-bike-rules Honestly, I wish the government would change the legislation to include ‘twist and go’ as it’s much safer when you are stopping and starting in my view
@@dragos681 Sure. I’d highly recommend the ESkuta though. There’s a similar competitor model that comes with the throttle pre installed that I can link you to. It comes fully assembled
Yes. There’s two important things to note on a legality basis. Legislation: As soon as you add a throttle, the DVSA class it as a motor vehicle and not a propelled motor bike. You can add any throttle and legally increase the speed of the bike, provided you adhere to the requirements and regulations that a standard 50cc moped would have. This includes but is not limited to registering the bike, license plate, l plates, cbt, insurance, approved helmet etc. Manufactured warranty: Removing the speed limiter or adding a throttle voids any warranty from ESkuta as outlined in their Terms. I do not personally recommend adding a throttle, unless of course you legally follow the process to do so. I hope this answers you’re question. Check out my full article here. bizdustry.com/threads/eskuta-review-sx250-electric-bike-eapc.27549/ May I ask, are you a owner or are you looking to buy?
The rear hub motor is 250watts (max output). You could derestrict your ESkuta however this would void any warranty, make it illegal (without registering it as a motorcycle) and would put immense strain on the rear hub motor as it’s only 250w. Alternatively the rear hub motor could be replaced to a higher wattage, but again - the same applies - you’d need to follow the same requirements as a motorcycle and get it registered, insured and have the right license. Even doing it the legal way will still void your warranty with ESkuta if anything was to go wrong. The same also applies if you add a throttle to the e-bike. The company and myself do not recommend you do so and unfortunately won’t be able to advise on how to do it, for the reasons stated above. Hope this helps?
@@MisterDibitybopty Great! This is my written review, but this is there former model. The video you watched shows the latest model. bizdustry.com/threads/eskuta-review-sx250-electric-bike-eapc.27549/
Hi Chris! I’ll ring the company tomorrow and ask them to update their systems. Meanwhile, Please ring 024 7635 0150 and Quote Alex10, from Bizdustry. They’ll be able to provide you with the 10%. Or, reach out to the live chat on the website and ask them to double check the promo code. Alternatively, reach out to the sales manager here and copy info@bizdustry.com into the email. Michael Kalinowski
@@christaylor7222 Unfortunately, it has due to the economic crisis and the impact its having on businesses. They updated it yesterday evening- Are you still interested in buying one?
Unrestricting the bike would unfortunately void any manufacturer warranty with ESkuta and make it illegal to use on public property. You could however use it on private land derestricted but, you’ll experience significantly less range and further strain on the hub motor.
Hi, by doing this you are voiding the warranty, negatively impacting the battery lifespan and range, making it under the class of a Moped(50cc) needing registration and it’s illegal to ride without registration. It is not recommended.
@@a.abdalla4401 Hello, my name is Sara and i work for Eskuta. Alex is correct we always sell these bikes so that you can take advantage of the no tax, insurance or license savings. If people decide to add a throttle or derestrict the bike then that is their decision. We just make sure that the customer is aware that any changes made to the bike post delivery will void the warranty and make the rider liable for tax, insurance and the cost of a CBT license. -The majority of the customer i have spoken with have not felt the need to do either modification.
Unfortunately, the UK legislation sets out that an EAPC must have a maximum speed of 15.5mph, max motor capacity of 250w, and be pedal assist. As soon as you exceed any of these requirements, you’ll be in the 50cc motorcycle range and need to follow DVLA/DVSA regulations to legally use on the road. Including registration insurance and the correct license. Hope this answers you’re question about EBikes. I know EBike laws are different around the world, and some places may restrict the max speed to 20 or 25mph rather than the current 15.5mph the UK has.
Horrible things! I work on a fleet of them for a Pizza delivery company. And no way are they a legal 250W (UK) ..Battery is 48V and the controller is rated 10A. Do the maths.
The ESkuta is completely Road legal and compliant with UK legislation that meets all EAPC classifications. 250w meets one of many required standards for the e-bike. What do you think about the riding experience? A eco friendly way to deliver fast food?
The major selling points to these things is no CBT etc and 14 year olds can ride them. So, as with scooters which got banned because idiots were having too many accidents we are going to see idiots on the roads causing accidents! How many kids or adults for that matter will learn and be tested on the Highway Code? I'd suggest few to none, I've already seen countless examples of bad riding in these 'hey wow' videos, there's no such thing as being safe on our roads without training and passing a test of some sort, remember the cycling proficiency badges we all got at school? Let's see how many deaths there will have to be before legislation is brought in....
It's a peddle bike that goes at 15MPH what on earth are you talking about? Do you really think your average 14 year old can't peddle a normal bike faster than that?
As the previous person stated, it’s a E-Bike which is physically restricted to 15.5mph- you cannot exceed this speed and it’ll usually go slower going up hills. The e-bike can be used in designated cycle lanes, which will reduce accidents. Hope this helps, but you can read the legal advice here. www.eskuta.com/pages/legal
@@BizdustryEV You don't understand. A ebike has to be type approved or its not a legal ebike. Meeting the standard is still not going through the approval process. The link says you can not ride on public roads because it was never approved to the correct standard. Powered transport needs insurance.
@@sgsuper1150 It only needs insurance if it’s assisted with a throttle. As it’s electrically assisted (and not fully assisted) insurance is not required in accordance with UK law(unless I’m missing your point). Read here www.gov.uk/electric-bike-rules#:~:text=You%20can%20ride%20an%20electric,be%20registered%2C%20taxed%20or%20insured.
It's only a 250w motor which is useless and for the price, you're getting ripped off!...It should have at least a 500w but a 750w motor would be ideal.
Unfortunately as ESkuta are selling it as a EAPC, the company must follow certain regulations which includes the 250m motor restriction. There’s nothing stopping you selling the 250w motor and installing a rear 750 or 1000w motor, but then you’d need a new controller to tell the bike to go faster. This would be only legal to use on private roads unless it was registered as a motor vehicle The company used to do the SCR1200 series, which was classed as a 125 moped category, but this was discontinued. Perhaps they are working on another series? I know I’ve asked the company if I can do the meeting with the CEO, Ian, Interviewing him about his company and then share the answers publicly on the channel. Keep an eye out for this!
The comments are not fake and this video is not sponsored by the company. This is my honest review of the E-Bike. Unfortunately, the bike comes restricted to 15.5mph as this is UK Law for the EAPC class. If you want it to go faster, you need to purchase a more powerful e pedicel, and have it DVLA registered.
