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The ULTIMATE ALL-TERRAIN E-BIKE is Here | Yoto Leopard Pro E-bike Review

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This is the ultimate all-terrain e-bike. It's the Yoto Leopard Pro E-bike and in this video I test and review this e-bike's capabilities. This has massive fat tires and it's a full suspension e-bike to make trail riding easy.
✅ Yoto Leopard Pro: yotobike.com/?ref=sejvdnix
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24 май 2024

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@AntonioSanson Месяц назад

Check this E-bike out here: ✅ Yoto Leopard Pro: yotobike.com/?ref=sejvdnix 🔥 Discount Code: ANTONIOSAVE

@140theguy Месяц назад

A single hub motor and ultimate all-terrain bike don't belong in the same sentence. That hub motor would be lucky to last 6 months if you actually went in the mountains with it. If you intend on going off-road especially in the hills, then get a mid drive or all-wheel drive and thank me later. Unless of course your idea of off-road is a bike path. 😊

@wlew3499 Месяц назад

A beast, too Heavy for serious trail riding.

@A_Son_Of_Yahuah 2 месяца назад

Awesome 👌🏽 video. Did the fenders make a clunky noise when going over bumps❓️

@AntonioSanson 2 месяца назад

Not that I noticed. The back fender was a little weird getting it on though

@DrOdysseus89 2 месяца назад

Please compare to aventon aventure 2!

@AntonioSanson 2 месяца назад

For sure, will do!

@rogerbeutler5671 Месяц назад

The 80 mile range you quote is quite variable depending on how much you are working the pedals and the PAS level you're using. I'd be willing to bet you could go well over 100 miles if you're not relying so much on the pedal assist. I've had one for about 2 months.