Anything over 25 mph bro you should get a full face helmet trust me I went flying over my escooter handle bars doing 44mph Luckily I had the full face helmet Because I flew at least 9 feet in the sky came down on the back of my head but no damage a very bad cracked helmet and I cracked the front sunvisor with a whole bunch of concrete marks on the back of my helmet
@@jakereal3604 it was a car in front of me watching me thru there mirror and a car pulled in front of him I messed my ankle up pretty bad also pavement rashes
Again sorry to hear that. Is your ankle ok now? Some of us are lucky and heal 100% sadly most of us heal 75-90% and have lingering ailments from these accidents. Hope you’re in the 100% group and are fine now
@@ElectricVehicleSpace I complained to Wallke about the mirrors. They gave me $35 to buy a new pair. I bought rearview camera instead for $35 more. Works great.
As usual this youtuber makes review formative very useful and transparent and neutral information thank you very much the best channel in RU-vid especially in reviewing the electric bicycles👍
Thank you so much for the feedback. I am always trying to review from user perspective and point out what can be improved and share best e-bikes available and I can get my hands on. It is not easy but I keep grinding.
The company that owns the Wallke brand began to provide the WallkeH6 at a price of $ 2499 for several months ago and recently reduced its price to $ 2299 and then reduced it again until it reached $ 2185 and currently after the last reduction it became $ 2099, which is less than its original price by approximately $ 399 and I expect that it will fall to below $ 2000 before the end of this year and will continue at this price for a long time, perhaps until the middle of next year
I got the H6 MAX for $1236 usd or $1700 cad two weeks ago. The bike is built like a tank! Power, road presence, long range, solid breaks. Worth the money.
If you drive over 15Mph, wear motorcycle protection. I got hit by a car last fall at a low rate of speed 20-25Mph to zero mph dead stop and had a helmet on but broke my back left upper ribs 2-7 and the left scapula 3inches long. Not fun recovering for 2months before I could lift my shoulder. This bike looks nice, maybe the partner will forget that accident and I can get one of these? Okay thanks for reading 😁
Such a beautifully well thought out bike & packaging. So impressive! Thank you 🙏 for your very good presentation & Illustration. They have this bike on sale now for $1,849 now. I just may have to talk myself into this.
I got the H6 MAX for $1236 usd or $1700 cad two weeks ago. The bike is built like a tank! Power, road presence, long range, solid breaks. Worth the money!
Another great one V! I'm still in Miami and love that your still out in NYC prepping the community in the winter! Others have stored away for the winter lol
I hear you but I must say I don’t wear a helmet. My Ebike can go 25-27 when fully charged but I ALWAYS pedal with the assist as I enjoy it and I get exercise as well. I’ll do spurts of 24-27 and even hit 30 down hill one day but generally I stay at 14-20 mph. If I’d regularly ride much over 20 or so I’d def wear a helmet. If I bought this bike which is a class 3 nyc requires a helmet!!
So i decided to go with the Wicked E bike Cruiser. H6, Ariel rider Kepler and Wicked E bike is the best out today. 1,999$ (plus shipping and tax) Gets you 60 Volt battery, 20 Ah, 1,000 watt motor with over 2,000 watt output. 40 Amp Controller! 38 mph throttle only. 26 inch tires, Can't beat it. H6 is free shipping at 2,020$. Im gonna install a dual battery into my wickes bike in the future for dual 60 v. Way better investment.
We purchased this Vivi 27.5” electric bike and a Tentaquil 26” electric bike for our 13 and 14 year olds. ru-vid.comUgkxUiL0GnyDjP32RJdd660sP8mZk4CRLTCJ The Vivi was much easier to put together. With the Vivi, there was a video link to assist with assembly which made the process easier to follow (we did put the handlebars on upside down, but it was a quick and easy fix). With the Tentaquil, the assembly was not as simple to follow, but after we messaged the company for an assembly video, it was easier and they did respond quickly. The other major differences were that the Vivi has a grip throttle on the right handle (like a motorcycle) and the Tentaquil has a push throttle that you use your thumb to activate. The monitors were also different, so if you’re looking for something specific in terms of changing the bikes functions, pay attention to what the monitor offers. We were really impressed with the overall quality and functionality of both bikes, but if you’re looking for more power and an easier assembly, definitely go with the Vivi!
@@ElectricVehicleSpace Hi good evening excellent Channel ejoy your reviews. I will use the link but it might sound strange and not sure what the link is ? All the best Buzz 👌 ps have you done a review on Go Cycle" 🚲?
When buying an Ebike or battery look for UL symbol. It’s a safety standard by which electrical products are made/tested etc. my Ebike is entry level but unmade sure it was UL listed. I keep it in my garage with two “classic” cars so…….
The ebike ban in these apartment buildings is discriminatory and poorly thought through. Instead, they should only ban PEVS that are unregulated straight off Ali baba. With the guidance of professionals, landlords should inspect the PEVS of their tenants and determine if they are safe or not instead of deeming all PEVS dangerous. All the fires are from these cheap knockoff batteries and from amateur bike “technicians” tinkering with batteries. I think with your platform you can reach out to the city and educate them about ebike batteries, even the FDNY agrees that ebikes from reputable companies are safe so maybe you can reference them too.
they are similar and only better if you are looking for more range and power. As a set up yes it is but if you are not looking for dual battery and you need a lighter version that I will go with M6 but if I need to ride 100 miles than H6 is the KING! Also has a 3 miles higher top speed.
I wanted me one of them e-bikes but I see their cousin a lot of fires and stuff and they said the batteries blow up and stuff so I don't know if I'm going to want one or not now I did want one cuz I rode one once but I didn't know that the batteries get hot and blow up and stuff like that and catch fire so I think I'm going to back down off of that I just get me a regular bike like I have now I'm putting new tires on it I ain't going to mess around with that
That is a nice looking bike and got some nice tires and stuff on it but the batteries are they're saying the batteries aren't safe in them things I don't know I like them cuz I wrote one before I'm thinking about getting one but I don't know I have to keep it out in somebody's garage or something if I charge it up I'm going to make sure it don't get overcharged
The ones that catch fire are the cheap ebikes that are coming from less reputable brands. You always need to charge the batteries under supervision. You can keep the bike inside the apartment or garage and place the batteries in a fireproof box if you want peace of mind.
Hi thanks for the excellent review, seems like a fun e bike. Have to seriously consider purchasing. Can you tell me if the mirrors come standard ? If not which brand do you recommend ? Thanks
I received my H6 with just the 21 aH battery. Separately shipped just two days later was a 13 aH. Wallke knocked $300 off & sent me the rear basket. I thought that was fair. My big problem now is I can't get the back wheel of to fix a flat. I've been working with Candy in Customer Service. She has handled my issues extremely well. If anyone has removed the rear wheel, I'd appreciate learning from your experience. You can comment on my unboxing video on Ch. "Freedom of Religion". Thank you! H6 is a great e-bike. I love mine,... flat & all.
What exactly is preventing you from removing the rear wheel ??? I’ve heard some instances where the tire is loosened but won’t release from the frame. The “fix” is to pull the rear arms where the rim sits OUTBOARD. if you have a helper pull out while you push back on the rim to remove it from its slot it should work. Let me knoe
@jake real I got it Jake. Turns out the "stepped-washer" was stuck to the paint. I heard a pop on both sides when they broke free. Check out my D'oh moment in my wheel removal video. Thanks for your reply. Merry Christmas 🎅
@@jakereal3604 Absolutely would! 💯 After the initial "un-sticking", I hope to never have that problem again on my way to Key West. I'm highly unlikely to get a flat again, knock on wood, as I installed Tannus Armour both F&B. I'll be live-streaming on RU-vid as soon as I get 50 subscribers - til then, I'm stuck with Facebook. I'm new at editing, etc., but more videos are coming. Please consider helping an old DAV out by subscribing. You can find a little personal history on my Wounded Warrior Project page. Fundraiser = LanceSmith. (shows me hiking; ❤️ attack changed my plans. Will be updating soon.) Merry Christmas 🎅
Looks like a nice e-bike, but based on my past experiences with Wallke products, it will last about a year and then become just a regular bike that weighs 80lbs
@@gorgeousj206 Turned out it needed a new controller. I was upset when I initially wrote this but the technician was able to walk me through the diagnostic and pointed me in the right direction. I will remove the comment as it was posted in haste! Thanks
@@ryancrawford7747 no worries I just got one and I’m pretty saavy with these electronics from riding scooters. I just wanted to kno what to look out for. Compared to scooters the controllers are ez 😂 basically 5 plugs. I am worried about inventory issues tho. Customer service was decent I’m assuming?
@@gorgeousj206 I actually own the X3 Pro and do love it. Have over 1000 miles on it in just over a year. Thats what kind of set me off was that the controller went bad 1 month past the 1 year warranty, ughh!!! They sent me all the cables as well so I had to replace those. Its a Chinese company so when I initially emailed them, they responded very quickly and set up a Face-Time call so that the technician could diagnose the problem. I called them and a woman answered who was obviously Chinese but spoke good English and then translated everything I said to the technician who spoke no English. It was an interesting experience but he was able to figure out the issue! Overall they were very quick to reply to my emails/texts and sent the replacement parts very quickly from China.
@@ryancrawford7747 nice. Thank you for the explanation. I had a feeling this was the situation. A lot of scooter companies will also do this. They set up warehouses in the US but have no customer support or American based team of ppl to help. Thanks again for telling your experience
Looks like a good bike with alot of range. Price looks alittle steep for a folding bike...for myself if I was planning on doing that much driving there are bigger models that are out there with much more power and about the same range that would be more comfortable to ride. But for NYC folding bikes are good for the trains and subways.
Engwe EP-2 Pro (Battery Pack) for $1,299.99 comes with 13ah and 16ah batteries. It's similar to the Lectric XP but with a lot more range and power. The Engwe Engine pro is a beast of a bike 35+mph, and you can get two 16amp batteries for $1650. There are other nice bikes out there as long as they don't catch on fire. 🤔
@Anti Elite just looked on their website and that bike is advertised 24.8 mph top speed and there is no way that bike can go pass 28mph even if it's unlocked. There is no option of a bike with 2 batteries frame mounting option. No rear suspension, no extra accessories. You are confused and you are not comparing 2 bikes properly.
@Electric Vehicles Space did you notice the price of the bike though? I think we were talking about value. The engine pro has rear suspension with 16 amp battery and can easily go 30+mph and still well under 2 grand.
@@spammyhandles Yes but now you are jumping on another model and that one has 1 battery only and the bike you are comparing comes with 2 batteries and also tons of extra features and completely different frame and accessories. You cannot add these extra features out of thin air and for someone that needs them will make a world of difference and that is why they will not choose a lower prices model and go with H6. If you customize you will spent time and more resources which in the end will cost more. I hope you understand my points.
Alright so im down to this bike or the Ariel Rider Kepler. Im ordering one of these bikes very soon. That 52v is 1,800 watt output is calling my name. Which would you rather get? I think i can just add another 52v to the kepler later on and have a faster stronger dual battery bike. I really love the green color on the H6 and the small tires and that big frame. The Kepler is 2 mph faster by throttle and 3 mph faster pedaling due to the 52v battery. I imagine the torque is faster, it looked alot faster.
Today my wallke H7 40ah got to me. It's a huge bike. Beginning tomorrow I'll start testing the range I get. I truly believe I'll get positive results. I think I read it takes 8 hours to charge from dead to full. At the current moment I want to figure out how to connect the bike to apples find my. For anti theft. Maybe you can make a quick video fully on the display with security anti theft
Trying to decide between this and the X3 Pro. Would be using more for Trails while camping or park trails around the city. Right now it's on sale cheaper than the X3 Pro. Any recommendations?
I would have gotten this bike because I love what I'm hearing but it's just one problem it's too big for me to ride it if it was recommended for people who are 5'1 I would have purchased it immediately the one I purchased instead was the tesgo bike that runs 32mph and its just like this wallke bike
@@ElectricVehicleSpace No they don't, cassettes are sprockets that have to be mounted onto a separate freehub body. Freewheels are old tech that literally no real bike company uses any more. They are fragile and can't go lower than 14 teeth on the smallest sprocket. Only walmart bikes and cheap ebikes from china use them to save $$$.
Are you fkn serious¿! 38 MPH on a folding bike¿! That doesn't seem possible but I just started the video.... That packaging looks amazing and I'm curious about how much that bike is now. 😁 3:38 - Does it come w/ a seat on the back and the basket or was that extra¿?
@@ElectricVehicleSpace - I'm in South Central PA so I'm not that far from NYC but IDK if i would like the bike for my purposes, basically just a grocery getter and maybe a tow bike to take my son on rides.... I might need a stronger motor and turn signals for towing a bike trailer around but I do like the size and top speed, I'd have to test drive it for a week to see if it works better than what I have in mind. 😁 (don't ask what I have on mind... it's an insane build on a regular bike frame but w/ a 96v battery and a 15kw QS hub motor w/ lights and turn signals) 🙄😅😁
It would be better to have a nice rack on back I think.. Instead of a seat pad.. The rack it comes with is not really a normal rack that I have like on my Ariel Rider Kepler
@Kevin Nash's Kitchen good point. That's additional but you can email them and I'm sure they will hook you up. If they don't I can sell you mine for a better deal 😌
@@kenmonroe35 I can tell you whatever choice you make will be a good one! They are both great I can’t complain about my h6 only thing is I live on a 2nd story apartment and it weighs 100 ibs so taking it up a flight of stairs is hell especially in hot weather. Just want to make sure you’re aware of that before you buy it! Safe travels🚴♂️
Hey here is my email: vitalie_vizitiu@yahoo.com. I don't have this ebike but I have few others for sale at great low prices. You can check them out if you are in NYC.
Shhhh, don't tell the DMV what you're doing. An e-bike that goes faster than 28mph with throttle or even PAS is highly illegal in the USA as an ebike. It's supposed to be categorized as a moped requiring registration and license. I don't think you intentionally lied to that woman, but it was definitely misinformation. Since it's categorized as a moped, you actually are restricted from being in the bike lane and the bike does require turn signals. Good video though as far as covering all the major points that people will want to know. Incredible bike though. It's like Batman's secret weapon. I want one.
It's a review and I need to cover all aspects. Regarding that women that was asking. I did not lie about anything. This is how I ride and no one will give you hard time in New York if you ride the way I explained her. I push the limit for the review but once on the bike lane commuting or just biking I don't go that fast. Not often at least. Yes, indeed this is the best bike I have tried so far.
Is the 2,099$ price worth it compared to the 1,500$ Polarna M6 and Vitilan I7 Pro? Or the m6 and I7 are good enough so that the extra 500$ is not really worth it?
@ElectricVehicleSpace i understand, but the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles has a specific classification for mopeds, no more than 3 wheels, and has a top speed of 35mph So, going off those classifications, Virginia residents have to be cautious. Virginia respects other states' classifications and licensesing. If a vehicle from Georgia had no side windows but passed Georgia's state inspection. In Virginia, they will not give you an equipment violation ticket. I'm glad you chose to visit our state, and I hope you had a great drive. Try visiting the blue ridge parkway. It's a great view
@ElectricVehicleSpace sure man. Also, in virginia, a Virginia licensed vehicle requires 2 plates 1 in front, 1 in the back. However, vehicles titled in, say maryland, with 1 tag at the dront. Can drive through virginia without an operator violation.
The throttle is on the left hmm are you able to switch it to the right side like a motorcycle The throttle being on the left would be too weird for me id need it on the right like a everything else
Placed an order for the H6 a few days ago and should be in in time for Christmas!🎄 Super stoked, and the company even sent me a cargo basket on the house.😊 Figured this would be the place to ask; does the battery controller for this e-bike have a speed limiter wire that can be disconnected?.. I’m asking for a friend.. 😅😎 and he already knows that he should be fully kitted out with safety gear either way.🤙🏽
I am glad you get this ebike. This is the best option I reviewed so far on the channel in this class. Have you used our affiliate link? Let us know when you get it and how you like it and if the review I made matched your expectations.
@@ElectricVehicleSpace had some gift cards given to me early for Christmas off of Amazon and some credit saved up. And I applied it to the $320 discount coupon directly from Wallke. Bike came out to under 2K. Didn’t use an affiliate link, but promise I will, if I ever need accessories for the H6 or my Anthem that’s coming in the summer.👍🏽 (also, any information you can give me on this battery controller would be appreciated. I’ve done some homework, and it’s hard to find anything useful😬)
@@ElectricVehicleSpace Sorry you feel that way, V. I think you produce amazing content, and I support the channel by watching some of your videos multiple times (specifically the one you made about the Ryvid Anthem) and liking and commenting on most of them. I understand it must be disappointing that you missed out on a bigger commission cut through your affiliate link, because the only one I was able to find on this video was the official Wallke website link. If you had an Amazon link for the same product, I would have used that affiliate link because I had credit and gift cards given to me by my family and friends. Made more sense for me to do it that way. (also, Amazon offers a third-party, two year protection plan, which is important to me since I plan to put this bike through its paces. Wallke only offers 1 year limited.) And don’t stress because I am a long-term fan that will continue to support you through affiliate links in the future. All the best man and happy holidays.✌🏽💙🎄
I bought a very nice folding E-Bike for where I live and the tires come in handy and got rims on it a bit more sturdy... all of that depends on where you live as far as the "overkill" but this bike you demonstrate is nice... the one I bought I can program the 750 Watt Bafang motor on it and more... and when I do go into more populated areas I like how it looks... wish you the best and thank you for your review and this is the link to the machine I like... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XYv5NqaE2lo.html
Keeping up with traffic and then getting out of the way of cars is the way to not get impacted at speeds that injure. It’s the intersection that’s dangerous.
My man's review was weak ! first person I heard ever complain about well crafted product heavy duty made items are what we need when spending this kind of money and riding something on 2 wheels while standing or sitting in a city like New York, especially . Dude, re-evaluate your complaints and review here .
