Which Electric Bike would you rate as better, The Extreme, or the Jetson Electric Bike? I'm torn between which of the two would be better, thank you,
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For more than five years, I have used Xtreme ebike 504. I wanted to purchase another e504 but the supplier instead gave me e502, an upgrade according to them. Comparing the two, e504 and e502, I would prefer 504. As to the Jetson, I am sorry, I can not say anything about it.
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I rode something very similar to Jetson once and it was hands down the best electric bike I have ever ridden. It was lighter, faster in acceleration, and more maneuverable than and other electric bike I have been on before or since. Unfortunately it was a only demo from China, brought in by our company president or I would have bought it. Believe me, I sure tried!
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Don't know the Jetson, but the x treme (Long gone now) proved to be a real bummer! Get your legs ready to pump it!
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With e-bikes 36 volts is better than 24 volts by far. So it stands to reason that 36 volts is way better than 20. I have the full collection of Dewalt 20 and 36 volt tools. The 36 volt tools do everything better if you need better torque, Higher RPMs or even much longer battery life and faster charging ! Keep in mind every 36 volt battery they give you is worth as much in time and power as 2 BIG 20 volt battery. Getting 2 x 36 volt batteries is as if they gave you 5 20 volt batteries. They also charge twice as fast and they allow you to drive into concrete, steel, stone much better than 20 volt systems. The circular saw at 36 volts will cut thru 4x 4 and 4x6 stock like it was butter ! The 20 volt saw is whinning and sputtering a lot. If you were going to get extra batteries with your 20 volt system, that cost alone will run your package beyond the cost of the 36 volt kit with 2 batteries. Thanks all
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We have acquired 2 each 26" Schwinn Meridian bikes and outfitted them with electric drive mechanisms. They are an excellent bike and we get just over 30 Miles on the one unit - no pedaling; and we get even greater distances on the second generation build. For this range we use a seat with a back support - if ranges are considerable less - like our second bike gets between 50 and 60 miles per charge but it is only used in small spurts like 10 to 12 miles. That one we have not yet put on the back supported seat. They also pedal great if you desire - but @ 16 to 19 MPH I cannot turnthe pedals that fast - so I just cruise and enjoy. We have acquired 2 each 26" Schwinn Meridian bikes and outfitted them with electric drive mechanisms. They are an excellent bike and we get just over 30 Miles on the one unit - no pedaling; and we get even greater distances on the second generation build. For this range we use a seat with a back support - if ranges are considerable less - like our second bike gets between 50 and 60 miles per charge but it is only used in small spurts like 10 to 12 miles. That one we have not yet put on the back supported seat. They also pedal great if you desire - but @ 16 to 19 MPH I cannot turnthe... » Read More We have acquired 2 each 26" Schwinn Meridian bikes and outfitted them with electric drive mechanisms. They are an excellent bike and we get just over 30 Miles on the one unit - no pedaling; and we get even greater distances on the second generation build. For this range we use a seat with a back support - if ranges are considerable less - like our second bike gets between 50 and 60 miles per charge but it is only used in small spurts like 10 to 12 miles. That one we have not yet put on the back supported seat. They also pedal great if you desire - but @ 16 to 19 MPH I cannot turnthe pedals that fast - so I just cruise and enjoy. « Show Less
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Hey mr Larry I just got yor question. I have an ifoneS and I'm affraid it dint charge my fone AT ALL! Iiii doonnnnt remember if...hmmm I don't remember if it had a USB plug in the main feed as I dint have it long.im guessing it won't do much of anything for yor ifone EITHR?I rode that thing allll around NYC and NOTHNG. Sorry cat.however I have a DAHON JETSTREAM and dahon makes one as well. Gess where IM going? Loll. So long!
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Love my mcx2 its not twichy at all but I built it from parts and it is brushless and a real hot rod. Higher head speed = way more stable.
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What is the brand/model of the stationary bike? If I see the (stationary) bike in question, I may be in a better position to advise. Cheers, OCTrojan
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The Prodeco Stride 500 is heavier than a regular bike, so that makes it a bit harder to pedal than a lighter bike. But I wouldn't say that it's that much harder to pedal, certainly not four times harder. I actually pedal mine most of the time and use the electric motor for a boost across busy streets. It pedals a lot like my other bike (non-electric). Overall, it's a great bike!
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Ordered the Snow Joe over the Toro due to more power, cheaper price, and metal, rather than plastic, blades... Hope I don't end up regretting it, as the Toro has far more information about it out there than the Snow Joe.Edit: Well, perhaps all things happen for a reason. The Snow Joe was back-ordered... I found more reviews on the QVC site, and they also had a video of the snow joe. QVC had a lot of mixed reviews and the video wasn't as impressive as ones I've seen for the toro, so I canceled the Snow Joe and went with the safer bet.
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BTW, we'd highly recommend getting the Stealth PBO wheels vs the Stealth SS. The PBO spokes are incredibly strong and also absorb vibration like few others. They make the bike much smoother over rough surfaces.
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If your electric bicycle looks more like a moped, I would say it wouldn't look bad, but if it's like a pedal bike, that might look a little out of place. I guess it depends on how much of a trend setter you are.
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I have only the Elite. I haven't tried the Elite2. Sorry, I can't help. I'd like to see what people say that have tried both.
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Hello, The EZ Cycle Motorize Exercise Bike is 120 Volts. Please let me know if you have any additional questions. Warmest Regards, Dorsey Dollar ActiveForever
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I just bought mine before Christmas. So, I have just a few days to ride it. But, I do like what I have seen so far. This being my second year to compete in triathlon, I think this is going to be a good bike for me for this year. Compared to my first triathlon bike, it's a lot lighter in weight and handles well! I hope this helps your decision.
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I would recommend it but must tell you that when I was in Sam's club last week the had a schwinn adult trike with 3 sppeds that looked to be much better quality and if I had my choice of it or mine I would choose the Schwinn. The only thing that really bothers me is not being able to use the rear fenders. Because of that, if the roads are wet , it kicks water up on you. Other than that, it's great
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The 3350r velineon system that traxxas offers as a power up grade is the exact as the vxl . So if you bought a velineon system as a upgrade , you have spent more money than if you would have just bought the vxl to start with . I personally would recommend looking into castle creations brushless system instead . Its almost 100 dollars cheaper and you can get a few different power opinions. I up graded my daughters 4x4 stampede to a 3900kv and its geared for bashing . That system pushes it easily to the 45 mph on a 2s 5000mah 20c battery . The 3350 velineon system will push close to 40 mph on the same battery! I hope this helps you out !
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It is difficult (if not impossible) to ride the Jetson like a bicycle when the assist is not engaged. I had my Jetson for about one week when the electric drive stopped working while I was riding it. The literature leads you to believe that you can pedal without the assist. However, as you noted the bike is very heavy. I personally was not able to ride the Jetson without the electric assist (except for short distances going downhill). The Jetson is really more like a scooter/moped than a bicycle.
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My Jetson was not. I.e. Problems with the shipping, Breakage to the hold down points of the Jetson Bike etc...