Riding the TINIEST E-bike to the Pharmacy- Trying Not to Die in LA Traffic Bike Lanes 

Wow you got a couple of nice bikes! I know what you mean, it is a huge step up from a 48v s73. I actually just bought my Talaria xxx & I also fear my new bike's power haha.

Yo thank you so much!!

Going faster is fun but it's still fun to cruise at slower speeds. I still use my Lectric xp

Dude what did you used to ride??? & Same here, my next bike will be for off-road so I can avoid these crazy drivers.

@@StuartGrand I had a Harley for a little bit

Nice! I have not tried an actual range test but I know I get at least 22 miles in dual motor mode 3. I'm guessing about 25 miles would be the limit for me but probably more if I switched to lower power modes. Thanks for watching!

Yes I'd agree. So far every person I've talked to has said to get the Talaria x3. Hopefully I'll get one before the year ends

@@StuartGrand so no roadrunner pro upgrade?

It looks like I'll end up getting the talaria x3 first. Then maybe by the time I can afford another PEV, the RR Pro 2 will be available. I would get the pro but since I already have the V1 RR I'd rather get something different first

Thank you so much! & yes all the music on my youtube videos were made by me

Ouch! That's insane that the cyclist was traveling with ear buds in just tuned out from the rest of the world... Yeah I know what you mean, 45 is probably good enough for me too. Thanks for watching!

Are you attempting to insult me?

@@Joe-bh5ou Are you okay? Who the hell hurt you? Not that I need to explain why I chose to ride an E-Scooter instead of my folding bicycle which I do also own, but I’m going to anyway since you wanna call me lazy. The E-scooter I have easily folds up to carry whenever I need to. Like I said, I take a train between trips which means I need something that can fit on a train. Yes, bicycles are allowed on the train, but for my specific situation an e-scooter makes more sense. After work I have exactly 18 minutes to make the express train that gets me home before 6:30pm any other train after that will get me home an hour later or more so I need to get to the station quickly! I’m no track athlete so I can’t bike as fast as this scooter can go and even still the scooter just barely makes the train. Also having a scooter allows me more options for seating on a packed train and I take up less space than a bicycle. Also, I have to scale a total of 8 stories of stairs DAILY carrying this 55lb scooter folded. My folding bicycle takes too long to break down to a compact carrying size and even still it’s incredibly awkward and painful to carry, it’s best designed for stuffing in a car trunk or a small corner of your home, not carrying up multiple flights of stairs. Not to mention the revolving doors I have to use at the train station where I need to enter/exit. E-scooter is the answer all the way around. And before you say why not just walk… my commute is already an hour long. Walking would add at least 1.5 more hours to that. If you read all that, I’m sure you’re still gonna call me a lazy so and so and that’s fine, but I’d like to see you do my daily commute and still call me lazy.

He's definitely not ok & my channel hurt his feelings somehow. He should be removed from my channel now. I think he's jealous he can't ride bikes or e-bikes

So this bike costs about $1600 now but there's a faster version with full suspension for $2600. These are technically not e-bikes since they do not have pedals but there are ebikes on the market with pedals that go 35+. You could check out the Ariel Rider Grizzly or Onyx RCR. In the LA area the cops don't hassle me at all but other areas cops are not as forgiving. Ebikes are awesome because you don't have to register/insure them and like you said, you get your own bike lane. I've been able to save a decent amount of gas by using this bike. Thanks for watching!

@@StuartGrand Oh yeah that RCR stuff looks very cool. It is literally an electric motorcycle with pedals lmao. I don't even know why it has pedals to begin with that motor and battery pack, it must be so heavy.

Yeah they don't expect you to pedal it at all, just there so it can be called an "ebike" to avoid paying insurance & registration lol. It is a pretty heavy bike at 150 lbs.