Are you a serious rider looking for a serious ride? Do you love innovation as
much as we do? Is tech your thing and just like seeing the next cool thing?
If you said yes to any of those things, you're in for a treat because, in this video,
we'll be looking at an electric bike that could ride to the tippy top of Mount Everest.
And stick around until the end of the video for a look at our honorable mentions.
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Based in Colorado, Optibike has been leading the world of electric bikes
since 2007, when the first Optibike was released.
It has been featured on ESPN, The Today Show,
Forbes, The New York Times, and much more in its tenure.
Optibike has its products in over thirty-three countries, and each ebike is handcrafted by
the best. And their latest addition, the R22 Everest, is no different.
So what makes the R22 Everest special?
To put it in the company's words, the R22 Everest received its name because it could
scale the entirety of Mount Everest if a rideable trail existed on its slopes.
That theoretical feat is only possible thanks to its three-point-two kilowatt-hour battery
which gives this impressive bike a range of over three hundred miles.
Now, that range has a few caveats. It's assumed that the rider is around one hundred sixty pounds,
and the bike is only going around fifteen miles per hour with pedal-assist set to low.
If you wanted to let it rip and push the R22 Everest to its limits,
you could hit up to thirty-six miles per hour.
A one-point-seven kilowatt motor and fourteen-speed gear
drive are what push this fine beast of an ebike.
While it isn't possible to scale Mount Everest,
this ebike is still a menace on the roads or off them.
With one hundred forty pound-feet of torque and an astounding ability to climb forty percent grades.
That torque also makes it an excellent bike
for tugging along a small camper for a trek into the outer wilds.
And as an optional addition, you can purchase a two thousand seven hundred lumen headlight.
Coming in a little heavier than most e-bikes, the R22 Everest
tips the scales at ninety-three pounds, so it's meant for experienced hill climbers.
If you want one of these high-end e-bikes for yourself, be ready to pay high-end prices,
as the R22 Everest is being sold for no less than around seventeen thousand nine hundred dollars.
As always, thank you for watching, and we hope you enjoyed the video.
Are you a hardcore rider and like what you see?
Do you want to see a more affordable version in the lineup at some point?
Head on down to the comments to let us know what you think about this electric mountain bike.
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And stick around for our honorable mentions right after this.
Aesthetics mix well with performance in the Outcross from Gen 3, a Washington-based company.
An elegant design with big ol’ 4-inch tires for a smooth ride, whether rain or snow.
You’ll need 6 hours to fill up the 48-volt, UL-certified battery from zero,
but the 35-mile range should suffice for most riders.
Be warned that this bike and its 500-watt motor aren’t for everyone, as it does sit a bit high.
If interested, you can pick it up for around $1,699.00.
Next up is a company that plans to have a
dealership network of over 200 dealers across the US.
Eunorau is a company that has more than 11 years of experience in the industry,
and they seem intent on making some pretty great bikes if the reviews are anything to go by.
And the reviews are no less praising of the Defender S Pro. This is a relatively
traditionally designed bike chassis but with twin motors, batteries, and suspension!
You heard that correctly, the Defender S Pro is equipped with not one but
two 750 Watt motors specially made.
Designed to be the ultimate hunting e-bike, the Megatron from Rambo Bikes
features dual 1000-Watt hub motors with a 34-Amp hour battery.
With a range of 80 miles, you can get to nearly any hunting site and back,
and with all-wheel-drive, you can do so easy as can be.
Of course, you could switch between that or either rear or front-wheel drive instead.
Picking up a Megatron will run you $7,299.99.
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