Jetson Haze E-bike review (Costco E-Bike)

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I bought this Jetson Haze E-Bike a little over a week ago and after putting on some mileage I wanted to post a review.
Long Story-I wouldn't buy it and am returning it.
Failures:
Brakes
Battery
Speed/shifter
Overal Quality
Successes:
Compact
Good frame
Comfortable
Easy to use
has a trigger throttle mode not just peddle assist

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4 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 7

@tommierush2539 12 дней назад

I bought a remanufactured Haze and I am very satisfied with the performance. Sorry for your experience.

@universityofthrifting709 2 месяца назад

6:29 Nothing positive about this review?. Affordable, switchable battery for extended range ? breaks can be adjusted, foldable , compact size.Its an entry level ebike , Heavy ? Graat for upper body strength...lol The battery cells can be replaced with higher amperage cells ...it all depends on what you want from an ebike ... something positive here...im going to buy one just to find joy with everything that you find negative.Cheers!

@itsnot1673 6 месяцев назад

Brakes on most push bikes / mountain bikes can be tuned to improve there performance substantially, and they need to be run-in

@jamesbubnick 6 месяцев назад

I tried to but it seemed the system had so much slop I couldn't get that out of it.....I ended up returning it. The biggest thing was the battery was from 2022 and my experience w/ batteries has not been overly positive.

@ronfaircloth8717 5 месяцев назад

Prob would need to spend around $1500 to get the better quality you really need. These sub $500 bikes are cheap for a reason. I’m considering one of the Lectrics

@jamesbubnick 5 месяцев назад

@@ronfaircloth8717 I agree...I've ridden quite a few bikes and this was the worst. I drove a $2k Edison from a startup in Atlanta and it was pretty good. I drove very expensive carbon fiber bikes from Trek when they had open houses and they were nice but I didn't see a point in spending $7k plus....