Time to try a great folding ebike that could be perfect for the camper, commute and great all rounder.
The DYU FF500 has really impressed me, this could be a contender for best all round Ebike.
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This electric bike is sleek and easy to operate, with a lcd display that lets you keep track of your battery data in real time. Folding design is more convenient to carry and store, to adapt to your diverse travel needs.
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When are you going camping in the woods again? I miss the camping videos!
Outstanding video. Find one with a bar stool seat and I'm in.
What a treat, 2 in a row.
Kin hell dude… how many bike do you get for free?
Nice bike though as you say the frame needs to be redesigned to move the pedals slightly forward. But the main problem is that at 500W it is classified as a moped in the UK. That requires registration, insurance and tax, no access to cycle paths and drink drive rules. However, in April 2024 the Department Of Transport have been reviewing the current legislation to increase the max power to 500W on e-bikes. The main concern is safety. Three e-bike batteries have caught fire and killed their owners. E-bike batteries are the fastest growing fire risk according to the Fire Service. Cheaper bikes are introducing cheaper and less safe batteries. And bigger batteries mean heavier bikes, so more chance of injury in collisions. E-bike manufacturer Volt, Cycling UK and the Bicycling Association are all against raising the max wattage over these safety concerns. However, the drive for Net Zero and reduced reliance on combustion engine vehicles may eventually outweigh those concerns. I would imagine the industry will introduce a Safe-To-Ride Certificate to ensure a high standard of manufacture is maintained and push out the cheap competition. The government agency looking into this is the EAPC consultation team Third Floor, Great Minster House, 33 Horseferry Rd, London SW1P 4DR.
Hi Nobby, you must have a few e-bikes now how about a giveaway- £5.00 per ticket all money raised going to Combat Stress?