The BEST Fat Tire Ebike That's NOT Overpriced! 

just ordered one. Hoping it'll pull the Ozark Mountain roads well enough as my medical issues can't handle the others I've tried (350w and 500w) which just left me in pain. LOL! I'm holding ya to this one! ;) Thanks for the review and discount!

tried to use the coupon but its not working.

@@c-bass9367 dang really? Try Juiced60 when you click my link

What is your opinion on the best ebike for the money driving 40 miles a day?

You have great content.

Happy riding 🤙⚡️

Glad to hear they work well for you! I'm just wondering, why did your wife want two? 😅

"wife and I" lol

Did you happen to try the Thule RideAlong? I have a nomad on the way and picked one of those up to go with it but was really unsure if it would work. I know they also make an extended rail for it to.

Awesome to hear you are loving it, enjoy and thanks for your support!

did you get a new seat?

@@hiviber yes I did. It made a huge difference.

Yes you are correct I found two little and you can easily snake bite the inner tube from a curb or as you stated a stick. Keeping above 24 to 27 PSI and haven’t had anymore flats.

Na, exact opposite, One flat since 2017, I started riding these bikes before we were putting motors on them, the walls of the tire used to say max 15PSI, only in recent years do you see 20 to 30 on the side wall On the e bike I go 10 in the front 12 to 14 in the back, good tires make all the difference though. I've gotten a flat once with these tires and I ride everywhere, no liners either, the only thing I do that probably doesn't do anything is I put a little bit of baby powder in the tire, keeps the tubes from sticking.

@@bassw1758 In all fairness I did 700 miles on those CST tires before getting the first flat. The flat was ultimately pieces of glass when riding in the rain that didn’t notice. I ended up removing all the pieces and haven’t had a flat since. I think one small piece was stuck in the tire and didn’t poke through all the way first time and eventually did and that how I received the other flat that week. I put over 2500 miles on the innova tires on another bike at 27 PSI no flatout or liner and not a single flat. It all on the TPI rating on the tires, the higher the better as those are 60 TPI plus I use thicker inner tubes. I don’t like flat out products as throws tire out of balance at starting. Plus can affect the tire if leaks into tire making them spongy and soft instead. Higher PSI makes tires harder and less susceptible to flats. If they are low they contact ground more and can’t fling off debris. I only run lower PSI in winter time. In my MTB days always ran tire pressure low as off roading and need traction. You want a softer ride as well. On road and pavement, or race road bike it different, I run higher. Been riding bikes since early 90’s. Except winter I run low PSI.

@@bassw1758 Yes good tires make a huge difference go by TPI more premium the way it woven is usually start at 50 TPI but 60 TPI plus is way to go. Those usually only need about 12 to 18 PSI if a fat tire. I used baby powder as well on inner tubes and yes does keep from sticking inside tire wall. They sure do this from factory. I even seen then shove in the inner tube incorrectly instead of filling air a little till it round and putting tube in tire evenly before seating bead on rim. From factory tube at time all twisted and etc and wonder why people get flat right away.

Sweeet

You’re welcome! Get one sooner in the summer to enjoy it more!

Check out Mokwheel Basalt, its well built and imo had a better feel then when i test drove the velotric. Both great bikes tho its hard to go wrong either way

@@smallchillin Will do, thanks

I hope he never reviews trikes and quads lol

I wanted the Kepler or wired freedom but not avail in Canada.

possibly, they are getting one in Wisconsin soon, but it'll be expensive for me to fly there to review it

I just bought an Aventure 2 step through. It's pretty good, but it needs fix ups that the Nomad 1 has straight out of the box. Like: ergonomic bike grips, Adjustable bike stem for handle bars, Cloud 9 seat with a suspension post. One area often overlooked is trunk rack and bag. I had to rob my old Trek bike for its better trunk bag system. If Nomad supported Trek, Topeak or Ibera rack systems it would be nice. Also they had problems with batteries. Nomad didn't have the right battery color for spare battery while Aventon had their spare batteries on sale. If all batteries were black you would have a nice two tone effect and one color battery would serve all needs. Also, the bike is large so you don't feel like Crusty the Clown riding it.

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It depends on the state, there are new laws coming out where as long as there isn't oncoming traffic bikes can treat them as yield signs.

This appears to be california and this guy and several other personalities use bikes that are utterly illegal to ride anywhere other than private property - over 750watt over 28mph

Stopping at a sign is not bad but when you get into your bike you'll learn to blow stop signs every chance you get

​@@RH-nc8uuI understand it though. 99% of America isn't going to enforce e-bike rules and probably won't until there's more of them on the road or people start dying again like when they first popped up

@@monsterhog1118 so you're in Oregon? Still have to slow to appropriate speed and take all necessary precautions as well as yield to any pedestrians and cars. With all the problems oregano has had from that I'm not sure you're going to keep having that as law. The California isn't the same and riding 750w or more on road or sidewalk or anywhere a bike is is not allowed and anything over 28mph regardless of pedal assist or not is not allowed and failure to follow all traffic control laws is not allowed. And traveling over the speed limit (example ebikes who YT themselves going 60 or more mph in a 25 or 35mph road... Those people should loose hair ebikes, loose their drivers licenses, be fined, be removed from social media etc.

Thank you, I don’t actually have any plans of reviewing that bike anytime soon, but I will be having their ride one up prodigy which is a mid drive, electric bike, mid drive E bikes are particularly great for hills. On a sidenote, I used to own a gas motorcycle that I would ride out in Northeast Georgia when I lived in Atlanta about 12 years ago. I love riding out there in Dahlonega, blood mountain area

Thanks for the reply and great reviews! Love it up there, daughter gets married in Dahlonega next month, with Fall mountain views. @@TailHappyTV

In the frame?

@@andrewdishman335 in the rear fender, like the discover 1

thanks, rad rover 6 is weak compared to this, just rode it last week. adventure 2 will require more effort because it is a torque sensor, cadence sensors are better at making it easier to ride with less effort, but not as smooth with power delivery. hope this helps. is the throttle lag on the adventure 2 as bad as the adventure 1? there was a just throttle lag on that bike

I’m sorry about that bobster l. The prices on the Velotric bike was consistent for over a year, recently it looks like they have increased their prices within the past month. Unfortunately for me, I cannot go back and change the wording in my videos, I try to compensate for this in current videos by not saying a number for the price knowing that they are always open to changes and different promotions throughout the year, but then people get upset when I don’t see the price...

Or Canada for that matter!!

the paselec climber 3 had that issue. no matter how much I tightened the axle is seemed to slip under very hard braking, that's the only bike it's happened on.

You wont get into trouble, cops dont care about ebikes as long as you're not giving them a reason to stop you

Is it safe not to stop at STOP signs?

I have a nomad 1 and it’s amazing! The candence sensor isn’t that bad at assist 1-3 but 4 and 5 it’s just funky. Would recommend though!

Seems sus for sure, but unlikely events do occur

Way

What about it

Thanks 🙏 Yes it comes with fenders, the rack is extra. The last link you click before placing your order is the one who gets credit, so to credit me you’d just click that link then go through the checkout process and don’t forget to add my discount code🙏 happy riding!

@@TailHappyTV thank you Matt.

awesome video indeed

Which is funny as in Illinois no such vehicle is allowed to be ridden ANYWHERE other than private property you have permission to ride on.

It dominated

I would definitely go with the step through if I were you, they are just so much easier to get on and off. Especially for a heavy bike like this.