This type of e bikes is perfect for me. I care about comfort of ride and its portability. It's rain no problem, call taxi or ride a bus, and you can have a bike with you. Went to pub with friends, way back you can't drive anyway and can put in a taxi. Afraid someone steals it, just carry with you indoor
A lot of upgrades versus the new lectrik 2.0- -3”tires, integrated lights, front and rear fenders, rear rack, horn, front and rear suspension, better seat. All of which puts the Electric 2.0 up near the $1200 mark. $400 to $500 considerable price difference between the two.
What would cause the moror to just stop? I have tried many things but once the bicycle has been ridden for about 20 minutes the motor just stops, most often when going up hills. The throttle also doen not function. It can take a minute or two to funtion again but sometimes I need to tunr the power off and on again. I have only 45 miles on my Eb 7 ST.
It sounds like it could be a few things. The main things to look at are the motor, battery and controller. If I had it with me, I'd check the battery, make sure it's showing the right voltage, etc. Then look at the motor, to make sure that's functioning properly (which it sounds like it is for the most part) and then I'd look at the controller. If you're on hills and the bike is dying, could have to do with the draw on the battery (which could be a battery or controller thing). If we consider the throttle working sometimes, but only after a full reset, I'd lean towards the controller. But without seeing the bike in person here, it would be hard to tell. Might be worth it to take it into a local bike shop, or I might reach out to JAISON and see if they can send you a new controller. They're going to want pictures or videos of the problem, so be prepared with that when they ask if you go that route. I'd try swapping out that controller first (after possibly running through some more deductions first). Like make sure the throttle is properly plugged in, etc. Lots of small things to go wrong on Ebikes. Would love to be updated once you figure this thing out, so other users experiencing similar problems could find it useful. Thanks for sharing your journey so far! I hope it gets resolved quickly for you!
@@Ennovation Thanks for the input. I was finally able to get a video to send to Jasion. The pedal and throttle both fail simultaneously after about 4 miles or 30 minutes of operation. I will be sending the video; and see what happens. Cathy
It really comes down to the axel length, and if they left enough to add a trailer. From what i remember, it seemed like an axel trailer might be an option, but it's been a little while since I've had hands on it, so I can't say for sure. Maybe someone who has one can shed some light?
So legally speaking, is the motor 500 watts or is it 850 watts, like what does it actually say on the bike itself? Because legally in my state i would have to register the bike if the motor actually says it’s over 750 watts and I don’t want to have to do that.
500 is the nominal watts, so that would be the wattage your state is referring too. 850watts is peak wattage. So you should be good if the laws are 750watts
Hey man! Glad to hear from ya :) We're not doing reviews with Electrified Reviews anymore, so anything from me will be here, OR I'm working on a big 2024 Best Of project with the guys at Micromobility Industries. So, you'll see me around :P
I’m not 100% sure what you’re referring to, but possibly talking about the differences between direct to consumer brands, like JAISON, and dealer brands like AIMA or Denago?
