While the intent for many using alternatives for cars is for
commuting and essential transport, a lot of us also see a fun toy.
And there's nothing wrong with a fun time, but you need the proper tools to do it right.
What are those proper tools?
In today's video, we'll be giving our review on a fat-tire electric bike
that can handle the beach, snow, hills, or cities.
Let's get to it!
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EUY Bike is a very passionate company that wants to ensure that everyone from all walks of life can
enjoy an excellent electric alternative to cars. Quickly and cleanly going from point A to point B.
In fact, the name EUY stands for Excellent, Ultrafast, and Young.
Their name is as straightforward as their goals,
which they have diligently worked towards since their inception in 2014.
In that time, they have designed and manufactured a handful of e-bikes ranging from miniature
stature to all-terrain beasts. But they all have one thing in common; affordability.
In today's video, we will be reviewing their NXB Fat Tire Electric Bike.
For our review, all footage and testing have been done in Las Vegas
on the Strip and around the local mountain area.
To start, the NXB Fat Tire has a nice, albeit simple design.
An adjustable seat, fat tires, flipper-like handlebars, a simple display, a strong rear rack,
full fenders, and both tail and headlights make up the components of this machine.
The display will show you what you would expect; riding mileage, your gears, speed,
and the like. You can also adjust the power assistance with the display.
One of our big positives is that both the frame and pedals can fold,
which is handy when you want to transport the bike itself.
If you drive out to a trail, you can easily store it in your vehicle before and after your ride.
The bike itself is slated for a max load of three hundred pounds.
With the sturdy rear rack, you can easily make trips to the grocery
store while supporting most riders, so those are both pluses for us.
As much as we love a good, fast toy to play around with,
we are also fans of safety, so the full fenders and the dual shock absorbers
in the seat and front tire have to get the thumbs up from us as well.
But what about the power? That's what we all want to know, right?
Well, nestled in the bike's frame, where you can see the big EUY logo prominently displayed,
is the forty-eight volt, twelve-point 8-amp hour battery.
Now, we love that this thing is built safely into the bike's frame,
and it's safe from the weather, and the best bit is that it can
still easily be removed and replaced if necessary.
As for range, it gets around twenty-eight to forty miles per charge,
depending on terrain and route. And that's if you use only electric assistance.
If you want to squeeze what this thing has got,
you can hit up to sixty miles using a smart mixture of pedaling and electric assistance.
As for charge time, you're looking at somewhere between five and six hours charging it too full.
If you know anything about us, you know that we like some juice to play around with,
and this e-bike has a nice seven-hundred-and-fifty-watt motor in the rear.
You can expect to hit up to thirty miles per hour when you're out and about.
You can squeeze out a bit more than that, but you would have to be going downhill to do so.
The beautiful thing about these bikes from EUY Bike is that shipments within the US are free.
When you finally get one at your door, its already ninety-five percent assembled. We like that!
If you would like an NXB Fat Tire Electric Bike for yourself, then the price will make you happy
because they are going for around one thousand dollars. It can't get much better than that.
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