Super 73 RX review: the best ebike is back! 

This is one of my favorite comments ever.

mind blown that people carry this up 5 flights

comment after you ride!

Wow, ordered my R since August. Super63 just keeps postponing the ship dates, so curious to k ow how long you waited

@@tinongnjong1305 I ordered my grey RX at the end of August, finally got the first ride in yesterday and it is so much fun! It weighs so much and as a fixed gear I struggled to pedal with no assist, but those pedal assist modes come in clutch! Now to get some accessories like a mirror!

Were u riding in jersey last week?

So worth the wait

If you are a child, then you should just cycle, with your own strength. And not through a motorcycle. You're not retired.

Damn you must be rich

@@leaky999 mountain bikes cost way more so most people are buying this for convenience in a city. Rich perhaps, sensible more likely

have you ridden an RX? Which of those 3 should I check out?

Also check out the Huck Cycles bike, looks promising.

@@samsheffer Super 73's are iconic, haven't got the opportunity to ride the new RX series though, so my opinion may not be the most informed. I feel that Super 73 was a bit ahead of the curve in styling and performance, kind of like (even though I hate to use this comparison) "the Apple" of the E-bike world. Competitors are starting to catch up a bit though. The price to range/speed always gave me pause on the Super 73, I bought an Ariel Rider X-class (albeit with a 750w motor and not 2000w) but can get up to 34 MPH in like 5-7 seconds, front and rear suspension, and have range of 25-35 miles depending on PAS. And, I got it for roughly $1,400. Super 73 is more polished and has that customer support and based in the US which is the justification for price I guess- which is great, especially if you don't want to tinker. The two bikes I have my eyes on are the MadMods from Sondors and the Anza from Monday Motorbikes. Honestly would love to see you compare these with the RX when they finally release next year! Keep up the cool content- electric transport is awesome man. Ride safe!

@@LeoCarrasco24 Awesome veteran owned shop, with almost too much customization! Huck Cycles look dope.

@@mattfiedler278 your motor on your Ariel Rider X-Class is 1500 W peak power which is probably why it's comparable in speed. 750 W is just the nominal power.

hi sam I am in the UK how do I get one what's the best place to order from let me know thanks

Me too As a dirtbike rider this can make a huge inpact in stability and overall frame peformance

Himiway Escape have dual suspension as well

You still regret it?

It’s a special camera I can’t remember the name!

yes it does - and thanks!

U Aussies need to crack down on your corrupt government like We the People are doing here in the US.

@@davidj.jorgensen4828 bruh dont say nothing about ur government its clapped the US is doomed lmao

Another Sth Aussie here, 4 years ago the Sturt pigs fined me for no license involving a 1000w Bullet 1-6 scooter, that piggie was a pom import, throwing his pommy prejudice around here

Nah that not true now

I know right, just cruising seems enjoyable

Just like a computer if you build your own you'll get way more for your money. Check out em3ev for parts

@Gun Fun provide us with dirt cheap labor?

@Gun Fun even if it's put together in the US chances are really high the parts still come from China

@Gun Fun the Chinese also built our railroads, America probably wouldn't be what it is today without China.

mazel tov

Hi, I couldn't resist giving some feedback on your question. I am 5'10" and these format bikes are comfortable enough for one battery discharge, and very fun to ride on the streets. Trail rides are not good compared to a mountain bike, but fire roads are awesome. If you avoid jumps that allow the hub motor to spin up while in the air and come to a crashing deceleration on landing, you can expect the motor and its internal gears to last for many thousands of miles. If I did not already own a project bike to play with (Coast Cycles), this would be the bike for me.

They sell the handle bar and throttle on its own so EU customers can install it themselves

in Europe you're limited to a 250W motor max, unless you register the bike, get CBT, a number plate and insurance.

@@mistert800 we have the same shit laws in AU, fingers up to the authorities, I put a throttle on and derestrict to 35kph on my cheap Fortis, a Fortis speed video was found and I used that info to program the parameters, not just top speed, wheel size (speedo under reading) was 20", the 20x4 tyres are actually 22", reduced the start up strength, made the PAS more sensitive 3/12 rotation

Sur ron 10x better

All about profit....

No onyx is insanity! $3000 isnt sht lol

What, you ain't got 3 grand for a bike lol