Ive had the Janso x50 one year and put over 1300 miles on it. So much fun and pretty fast. Gets a lot of looks where I am. The customer service is excellent too. I initally had an issue with the fork and the company sent a brand new one and a bunch of other items. I think thats something to consider in case you run into any problems with any of these bikes. Can't recommend it enough.
Love. Your videos and content. They're always thorough . Are you aware of the upgraded Q20? That's being sold on Amazon. It's 1500 W 48 volts 20 amp with mag Wheels brown side walls Tires and brown seat I would love to see it compared to the rest of your line up
I got my ridstar q20 a little under a month ago and ive never been happier im looking forward to add another 15-20 ah and change the brakes since theyre propierty
I’m a bit lost watching tons of videos lol can you recommend the best ebike i could take a passenger with? Both of us are smaller and for short trips only really
Ouxi v8 is a great choice as it has cargo rack up to 120 lbs seat and foot pegs for passengers bit not shock in the rear; see amazon ad linked here amzn.to/4d5vjD6 Or Tamobyke V20 is full suspension, has long seat & pegs for passengers see link amzn.to/3ygADEi
Hello, I’m new to the e-bike scene and was looking to purchase a bike, I like features from 3 that you have done reviews on. The ouzo v8 ,Tombobyke v20 and emoji , which would you recommend for light off road and mainly street or dirt road and an all around bike for the price range of these e-bikes . Enjoy your videos . Thank you for your time ..Mark
If you need a cargo rack on the back the Ouxi v8 is really only choice but it has no rear suspension. Tamobyke v20 is okay but there are better buys out there for the money such as Jansno x50, Amyet G60 and Ridstar Q20 with 20Ah battery
Hey man i love your videos. But i have a problem, i am from Czech republic (europe) and i would love to buy the Ridstar q20 with 20ah battery. The problem is that i don’t know from what store or e-shop. I’am worried that i will buy a different type of baterry or something else. Where would you buy it if you would live in europe ? Thanks for your time.
Man you are crushing it with these vids. I’m shopping for my kid and it’s very hard for me to gauge the size appropriateness of these bikes. Can a kid of 10-12 years old drive one of these? TIA
Awesome video 👍 my amyet s8 will be here today!! Dual Motors with hydraulic brakes and full suspension 25 amp hour battery!! I will be making videos 💯🔥🔥
From what I understand, the Ridstar brake pads are unique. Difficult to purchase at a reasonable price. Bids on ebay are going over 40 bucks!!! So, just like the Amyet, its probably best to just replace the brake system. I'm seriously considering the Amyet as my first ebike. Currently at 689 plus 100 for shipping on ebay. Much better deal than the Ridstar... in my opinion
Brake pads are commons on all these bikes see link amzn.to/4b5hLWW If Amyet G60 is better deal go for it buy it for 579 and $200 shipping is better on sales tax as you only pay sales tax on bikes not shipping amzn.to/3y7XLVe
@BRichSolution Thank You for you videos. You definitely helped my decision making for my first ebike purchase. I went with the Amyet g60 from ebay. I made a slightly lower offer and they accepted. Came out to $794 after delivery and taxes. Amazon shows 250 for shipping and I'm in South Carolina. I'm gonna wait a week or 2 then upgrade the brakes. It's all hills where I live at. My friend has a 750 watt ebike that climbs most of the hills... so I feel confident that I made a good choice in my purchase. Thanks again and I'm looking forward to more of your informative videos!!!
Question for you. I'm looking at the Ridstar bikes on the Canadian Amazon site. I want the Q20 but the H20 would honestly be more practical for me. Then, I saw another one called the DC26. It 's a foldable similar to the H20. It has 26" wheels and a 1500W motor with 2000W peak - maybe. The specs are all over the place in the listing. This model is not on the Ridstar site. There are no reviews except for a couple very short promo type videos on RU-vid that don't tell me anything. A Google search just turned up the RU-vid promo videos. Is this a new model? That extra power would be great for me. I live in a small town on top of a very big hill. The city that has all the shopping is down below. I'll be going up and down a large hill a lot. The dual motor bikes are out of my price range. This DC26 is just a couple hundred Canadian $ more than the Q20. I could swing that. I just don't want to have to return something like this if the specs are incorrect. I'm not sure about the 26" wheels. I'm 5'10 but that sounds huge. Have you heard of this thing?
Don’t get a fold e-bike unless you have to. The battery connection are prone to issues, battery size is small, folding frame heavy because of the hinge. 26” ebikes are heavy and too large to store. Get the Q20 or H20
Anyet G60 and Ridstar Q20 with 20ah battery is tie IMO. Do not buy 15ah version of the Q20 its slow. The Amyet is faster than Ridstar by 1-2 mph but ridstar has hydraulic brakes and screen is configurable. I think the Amyet is cheaper then ridstar right now so i would go with that one and upgrade the brakes; See link on Amazon to buy amzn.to/4b2l945
Q20 Pro is not worth the extra $900 unless you live in a a very hilly area. The Q20 pro has dual motor so the range is about the same as single motor Q20 with 20Ah battery
honestly, any of these bikes are great first Fat Ebike! with the exemption of Ouxi. unless you're always on flat to semi flat pavement, then yes. in most canadian roads, Ouxi will not pass. I personally went for Jansno X50 several months back, for $650!? free shipping? can't let that go. currently I switch between Jansno X70 and Amyet S8 AWD. Stay away from Ridstar if you're spending more than $750 on a fat Ebike! don't ask why :) - Great video by the way!
I agree with most. Ridstar q20 is good but only 20Ah version the 15Ah version is slow and not worth it. Jansno x50 is decent but top speed should be more. Amyet s8 is cool but 25ah with dual 1000w motor range is less than 16 miles
how long have you had jansno for? i saw many reviews saying that after a couple of weeks, the battery dies, the light system doesn’t work and it starts squeaking so bad. is that all true? it’s coming to me this week and the more i learn about it, the more i feel that i made a bad decision 😢
@@moiseishimwe5397 1,500km on x50, 800km on x70. I only have 470km on S8. As stated above, 25AH is not enough for Awd. I'm saving up for 30AH Tank style battery for it. Hopefully before summer ends. I think most peoples Jansno breaks because they never pedal it once and always at full throttle without the limiter. I've put 60T chainring on mine, tighten my chains about 2 less, I'm always on PAS3 and pedal anything beyond PAS3 throttle limits. 36-37mph is my max so far on flat. Street tire and i weight 150lbs.
@@marumarukira Thanks! I really feel relieved and I will follow your recommendations! So you mean your PAS 3 gets you to move that fast without any problem. I live in Japan. Mostly the roads are good and flat( and we can’t run more than 30kph) so I don’t need all these overrated specs. And I will barely use the Throttle. Just a comfortable ride to take me where I want to go faster than a normal bicycle. That’s all.
Before you think about upgrading these bikes, it would also be wise to just write down your wants and needs for an Ebike first. No one Ebike is enough. Trust me. If buying a mid tier makes more sense than lower tier + future upgrade then its better to wait and save up. $300-$500 difference is nothing compared to trying to DIY these Bikes. The stress, Time and hustle is just not worth it. My Canadian Summer is not long enough to sit in my garage and spend days DIY'ing. But to each their own :) plug and play gets you more fun times!:) just passing by. :)
