Another great video, by the way, we just sold our house 19 hours after we listed it we close on the 30th of this month actually that’s Monday and we are retiring to our property in Northeast Mississippi where I am currently
thats good news. im glad you didnt have the same situation as im seeing others have with selling their house. Im sure its not always the same circumstances in every state and location. here though it has flipped in just a few years
im so jelly you got the H9 and i have to wait until octuber for new upgrade im new to wanting a ebike as I'm disabled in England walking is a BIG issue for me and hope with willing will get me out and not traped in house for past 4.5 years ps i hope it will help me on hills lowest is 30° as i live in a vally
i have last years model. you will get the model i would like to have dual 1000w motors and a lower profile battery so if your under 5`10 it will be more comfortable to ride. Its a good tool for people with disabilities and health issues. I hope it helps you
How often do you have to get off the Wallke H9 to push it up hills. My bike is fast enough for downhill and on straight ways but up hill and wind conditions when you need the torque the most the motors wine and the speed drops. Great bike but I'm very disappointed in the power. I'm not try to go fast but you would think you would be allowed to do the limit up hills and in wind. For the money I feel disappointed, not in the quality, durability but in the torque power. I don't believe this thing puts down anywhere near 190 newton meters. For what it is they charged me to much. Here is another question for you. Is the USB-C port for charging also a data port? Would be nice to know what tool kit (shell) is used to program the system and if it's open source and obtainable. Not that I think the motors could handle much increase without faulting. I'm a commuter not a drag racer, the speed is fine but the torque up hill and in inclement weather is unacceptable. If these are geared to the legal limit-ish I would hate to imagen the let down on a cargo bike purchase.
I have never had to push my Wallke H9 AWD up any hills. The slowest i go in most cases is 9mph on the steepest hills. In RWD only i have had difficulties on steep hills but in AWD it easily pulls me up the steepest grades. I weigh 232lbs. I do not know about the charge port. I have found no need to change anything as i can go at least 32mph in heavy winds. I am wondering if you have something wrong with one of your motors. Maybe take it to a bike shop to have them checked out
@@PapaPR3232 Both motors work. The only other E-bike I have to compare the H9 to is the one I built myself, with a kit from Ebay and a cheap of the shelf Walmart bicycle. I rode this thing 3 summers and two winters(10,000+ miles). The battery I had to purchase separately as well was a 48v 20ah. This e-bike kit has a direct drive motor. I purchased the Wallke H9 because it checked all the boxes for a lower maintenance rid and purpose-built componence. Seems to me the DIY build has more power being it is a single rear drive bike.
@@josephperreault4988 I have no clue what is going on with your ebike. You can see in all my videos my Wallke gets me up the steepest hills with no issues at all. If yours does not something must be wrong with it
