WallKe H9 AWD VS Wallke H6 Pro lets see how fast they are in a head to head Race 

I haven’t had the opportunity to test the H9 in the rain because I live in California and unfortunately, we don’t get rain a whole lot, but I have tested my Aniioki AQ177 Pro Max with the exact same tires, I have on the H9 and they perform exceptionally well in pouring down rain check out my video titled (HEB ALLSCAPE Tires for E-Bikes performance in the rain) although the AQ 177 Pro max only has a rear hub motor. I think it’s all in the tires but check that video out. Let me know what you think. As soon as it rains I will do a performance check using all wheel drive and just using only the front hub motor on the H9. Again, thanks for your comment. Please subscribe if you haven’t for future video content, especially on your concerns with performances in the rain with the H9

Yes this is a great bike I love it especially because this is a 60 amp hour battery and range anxiety don’t exist with this type of battery. Glad you enjoy the video please subscribe and share the video if you haven’t and thanks for the comment. Any other questions feel free to drop a comment.

My weight is 215 and I average around 60-70 miles on each ride Adventure and still have around 30% battery on the Aniioki and Wallke H9 on the Aniioki in voltage around 48 Volts remains. Thanks for your comment please subscribe if you haven't

Thank for the reply. I had already subscribed 😁

Sure no problem but if you watched some of our videos you would see us on a trail with riverbeds we take that trail all the way to Huntington Beach that is a 60 plus mile round trip for us from Yorba Linda our starting point and after returning I still have close to 35 percent battery and that’s using AWD mode sparingly and rear wheel 70 percent. I do have the 48v 60ah battery and it haven’t let me down especially compared to my Aniioke Aq177 pro max with a 52v 60ah that’s seems to be the king of range so please subscribe to our channel so you want miss the next video showing the range on our bikes especially my H9 thanks for the comment.

@@HDRE-BikingAdventures-dz4rg Aniioke has motor problems and company doesn't respond from what I have been reading. So everyone is swaping motors... The reason H9 would be the best, because if you wanted to ride 2 riders it has the torque to handle and can do hills + can fold so you can travel to new places... The only issue with this bike it's extremely heavy. 130 lbs is no joke to pedal with a second passenger.

That’s true most long range e-bikes are 100 plus pounds and if it’s not foldable it can be a issue but luckily I have a bike rack that hold the Aniioke and H9 not at the same time but transporting it anywhere is no problem and I use my car and as far as the Aniioke motor problem I have owned the Aniioke Aq177 pro max for over 2 yrs and haven’t had any issues with the motor so I think that is a individual problem not wide spread because the Aniioke has a lot of torque and you can ride a person on the back seat so take it from me I own both of those e-bikes and wherever you read had issues it was just there bad luck and that’s real talk …💯my cousin has the Aniioke A8 pro with No issues and he has owned that for almost 2yr so I hope this help you make your decision again thanks for your comments

The Wallke H9 can reach speeds of 54 kilometers or faster if you pedal I have reached speeds over 58 kilometers with my 11/28 freewheel. Thanks for your comment please subscribe to our channel for any future bike updates and video

30+ mph easy

@@HDRE-BikingAdventures-dz4rg nice

Your correct the H6 is only a rear wheel drive although it’s a fast ebike using the H9 AWD mode allows it to reach faster speeds quickly and therefore it will win a race in the quarter mile after that it max out at about 34 35 mph

How is the quality? I usually prefer to buy a American but actually considering buying the H9. In rear wheel drive only with pas two or three and some light peddlinghow far do you think you can go?

@joho1325 I just went 54 miles mostly very little peddling using AWD 20%and rear wheel 80% and I still had 40% battery so only rear wheel using pedal asst 3 I would say well over 120 miles remember I have 48V 60ah model so the 40ah should get you close to 80-90