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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I returned the bike. It stopped working and they would not respond to my calls or e-mails. I bought an I Zip bike and use it every day.
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From what I read before the motor is stronger in the Elite. The description for the Elite also says this: "New, 2x more powerful motor than original Yonanas". I haven't had an issue with the motor on the regular Yonana so I don't know if it's worth spending the extra money.
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FWIW, only had it for a few thousand miles, but I use my wing for a work commuter; part of the trip being on some seriously rough roads...so the miles rack up pretty hard and fast- I'm happy with it (and the higher amperage output). Would recommend it without a doubt. The bike also runs noticeably stronger since installed.
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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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Hi Nancy,I talked with our technical team concerning your question. We need to know which model of Ezip bike you purchased. Can you please tell me which Ezip bike you have? We sincerely appreciate your interest in Madboy EV!thanks,Katherine Madboy EV Customer Service
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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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I would avoid it. The 2012 model was so abysmal the company putting it on the market should fold. Unless they radically changed the engineering, which would basically be a new generation of problems, then it can't be that much more improved. This bike suffers from serious engineering issues. Get a $200 magnet/fluid hybrid instead and be done with it.
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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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i think the e-125 and the e-150 are faster scooters,i brought the 5amp batteries,they work great
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The bike is great, but as the others say, the center bar is high and heavy The Prodeco V3 has a shorter range and does not fold, if those are concerns. They still go a long way on a charge. There are several alternatives. Your leg length would be the deciding factor for this bike, but other Prodeco bikes come in folding and low bar style, if that is needed. Enjoy whatever you get.
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I'm not sure... I just got rid of my Trikke (couldn't sell it - actually gave it away). You really should test one first, if possible, to see if you like it. They're REALLY hard to ride. I didn't enjoy it. But, that's me. Good luck.
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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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I own this bike and i'm obsessed with it. That being said, I commute around the Greater NYCArea CONSTANTLY. I went over the Brooklyn bridge (pretty inclined) the other day and found it to be very difficult (being a one speed bike). If you know you will be dealing with hills frequently I'd say to go with the speeds... but otherwise this bike is extremely portable, eye catching (compliments at least once a day), and convenient. Good luck on your decision.
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Hi Beverly! I'm with Blackfire: we should have a mini model coming out this year that might work for you! If you're really interested in seeing a specific bike model, please write to their sales president Larry Hibbard: (larry.hibbard AT blackfire-usa.com). Blackfire is deeply interested in hearing from customers about their specific needs.Cheers,~Sean
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Hi There - We've tried them all and this one is an amazing design. Hands down the most forgiving scooter for balance and coordination. Have fun...
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My daughter has ridden the flicker one and I would say it's more like a tradional scooter with more of the leg pushing to get going and yes, does the drifting which she liked. But the razor power wing does more tricks! Easy full 360's and whip tricks!