Range Test/Review | Himiway Cruiser 

Putting that rack on the front was a real game changer for me. I didn't like the Himiway front racks and the Rad designed rack is a lot more practical for bulky cargo. I put my lightweight but bulky items on the front rack to avoid affecting the steering. The rear rack is a good design and is a good size, I appreciate the side rails along the sides not only for the panniers but as a useful tie down point for other cargo items. The fact that the Cruiser design allows you to modify and upgrade using other companies add-ons makes this bike a great choice for touring/camping. It's all positive in my eyes, I really can't complain and the only issue is it encourages me to over pack and bring more than I actually need. I highly recommend you make a cosy for the battery, it's very useful for not only keeping the contacts clean but as a shock absorber and insulation. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

That sounds about right. Thanks for watching,👍🏻

Thanks for watching! I'm planning a couple of wild camping trips so watch this space. 😊

It's not often I need to bring the second battery along but it is a worthwhile investment if you travel beyond the range limit. This E-Bike is not a lot of fun to pedal unpowered so having that piece of mind packing a spare battery on longer trips really helps. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

Yes. I also have a second battery and is SO much nicer to go further with. One battery one way. Second battery back home

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Thanks for watching 👍🏻

Glad you enjoyed it! I'm not affiliated in any way with the Himiway brand, there are plenty of paid promotional videos of this E-Bike on RU-vid if you just want to hear the positives. This video was primarily a real world range test that just happened to include a brief description and my honest thoughts after 3 years of ownership. I stand by my pros and cons, you would definitely need to invest a few hundred extra on upgrades for this E-Bike to be truly amazing, and what I discovered making this video is that the range Himiway claimed on the website matched my 70km real world range, something I was skeptical of until now. The scenery was stunning, I really enjoyed making this one and I'm always glad to hear from the viewers!

Thanks for watching! I'm 6,2 (188cm) and prefer a high seat position for full extension.

I think it'd be much quicker to ask on one of the Himiway Facebook groups as my bike is in storage for atleast a week. Glad you're enjoying the content!

@TheNorthOutdoorsUK Many thanks for the reply. I am not on FB, but have now asked on a couple of forums, so hopefully, someone will let me know.

I can understand your confusion about the motor but allow me to explain; According to Himiway, all Himiway Cruisers sold in the US and EU have a 750w motor. The Cruisers sold in the EU are limited to 250w output and locked at 25km/h with software in accordance with EU regulations. I have a global audience on this channel so I mostly refer to the motor as 750w despite me having the software speed limitation. As for my average speed, I'd say I was mostly going 20km/h, only dipping below that occasionally to talk to the camera to avoid wind noise. Pedal assist levels 2 and 3 were my preference on the flats.

Hi I'm from the UK with a new cruiser I managed 40 miles (64km) from full charge to totally flat. This was on various terrain with a few decent hill climbs too hope this helps.

@@TheNorthOutdoorsUK 12 miles per hour

Restricted with personalised PAS and SSP settings.

Not sure what you're referring to but i appreciate your concern. If I'm sharing the road with cars it's because I'm legally entitled to do so, if I get hit by a vehicle it's not a matter of being careful.