I live in Downtown Vancouver and ride my 64 everyday! Going to work, to the gym, do my groceries, see my friends or simply exploring the city. Fantastic bike.
The Bad
- Order took 179 days to arrive
- Bike lasted 14 days before the motor completely died. It will vibrate and shut itself off if I try to move it now.
- Speedometer and odometer are wildly inaccurate, you're better off guessing
- Bike gets nowhere near the advertised 90km range for "typical city use", I get about 50km (measured on a map) riding it exclusively on city roads before it dies
- Performance will also drop noticeably as battery drains, you will have to plan out a longer ride to make sure there are no 50km/h roads near the end.
- Charger advertises 4 hours to 80%. I timed it and it got to about 50% after that time. You'll have to charge it overnight to get to full. I once tried charging it from dead for two hours, I got 12km out of it before it died again.
- Twice the bike has left me stranded twice in the weeks I have owned it. Once because the battery ran out and once because the motor died.
The Good
- It looks great, you'll get a lot of compliments on it
- It's fun to ride
- It's pretty light, so when you have to push it for the last 4km it's not so bad
Overall, considering it cost me a total of $8600, I'm thinking it would have made more sense just to buy a gas powered motorcycle.
What a fantastic bike! It’s great for getting to work and just riding around the city.
This bike looks amazing. It rides even like a dream.
You forget that you are on an EV scooter. I feel like I felt when I had my Kawasaki Vulcan 30 years ago. What a vision you guys had at Beachman. It's parked in my driveway, and everyone who walks by stares at it.
I love this thing. It is a summer dream machine. Honestly, it is a joy swinging a leg over the saddle every single time. Couldn't be better for running around town, whether for errands, outings, or just a ride. It's a great investment - the dividends are paid in happiness.






















