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The video reviews Rocky mounts' Hendrix folding bike lock, which features compact size, easy storage capabilities and moderate security level but has a minor issue of mount's holes being too small for some bike screws.

The eMoped C80, Segway's first e-bike, has an impressive range and smart security features. CNET's Logan Moy rode it for over a month and tells you what he thinks about it.

The Heybike Ranger S e-bike excels in city riding with perfect pedal assist, safety features, and a folding design but shows early wear and has a complex computer interface.

This premium Trek Allant Plus 9.9S e-bike is crafted from carbon fiber, features Bosch power, and sports an appealing design but has a steep price.

The Super73-R Adventure Series provides a unique e-bike experience with its aggressive design and throttle-reliant mechanism, though it struggles with uphill journeys and comfort during pedaling. While the series might suit those desiring a mix between a traditional e-bike and an electric dirt bike, traditional cyclists might find better performance and value in other available options.

The 2022 Zero FXE, priced at $12,195, offers a fun, engaging ride with a new look. Although the 298-pound motorcycle's range isn't necessarily optimal for extended trips, promising up to 100 miles in the city and dropping to between 40-60 miles on highways, the ride quality is robust and enjoyable. The bike features an easy charging process, aesthetic design and its lightweight build compared to others is impressive, but range mileage could be improved.

The LiveWire One displays premium components and strong performance while being surprisingly cheaper, most notably ditching its Harley branding for a more modern design.

The reviewer finds the Kalk tall bike to be a great, smooth ride with easy controls and adjustable riding and braking modes to suit different riders. The seat is comfortable and can be adjusted for preference, and the bike makes a slight humming sound, which adds to the experience.

The review praises the Ride1Up 700 Series electric bike, calling it an impressive e-bike with great battery life, a powerful motor, and smooth riding experience over a variety of terrains. The reviewer also defines the 700 Series as a cost-efficient alternative to a car considering the current gas prices. Despite a heavy and large frame making it difficult to carry around, and being complex to assemble, the bike still comes out as a 'great package'

The Prodigy XC from Ride1UP is a front-suspension mountain bike with a powerful, quiet motor. It is fit for off-road use with large tires and a 120mm air suspension fork, providing a smooth ride. The bike also features a built-in headlight and an LCD handlebar display. It retails for just under $2,400, with occasional sale discounts.

The Roadster V2 Gravel Edition by Ride1Up, with its sleek design and high-performance features, stands out as a fantastic e-bike and great value for money.

The Heybike Ranger S provides a high-quality ride experience, effective safety features, and a fun overall feel, though it shows some signs of early wear and has a complicated bike computer. It is however recommended for any situation outside of performance-based road cycling.

The Heybike Ranger S is a high-quality, fun, and safe e-bike option for commuting or recreational riding, though signs of early wear raise some durability concerns. With nifty safety features such as bright turn signals, the e-bike is great for city riding, however, the battery readout based on voltage output rather than remaining mileage could use improvement.

The video reviews three bikes: the Utopia, the Superstrata, and the Bulls Iconic Evo TR1. The Utopia is lightweight, user-friendly, and technology-packed, offering quality at $2200. Superstrata adds the advantage of customization to fit individual body types, retailing at $4000. The Bulls Iconic Evo, built for various uses, is sturdy and feature-rich, though heaviest and most expensive at $6600.

The video is an extensive review and buying guide for e-bikes, covering different types, key considerations, and specific recommendations based on one's needs, preferences, and budget. It emphasizes factors such as usage, ride conditions, power and range, type of motor, comfort, storage, legal regulations, and the reputation of the manufacturer. It further categorizes e-bikes into recreational, transportation and niche types, explaining each category's special features and suitable applications.

The review presents the propella 9s Pro, a Class 1 electric bike, praising its light weight, 9-speed gear range and different levels of pedal assist, making it functional and adaptable. However, criticisms include the lack of an in-built throttle and the conspicuous battery placement.

The Propella 9S Pro, a lightweight e-bike, offers decent features and a great riding experience despite lacking a throttle. It is priced reasonably and has an attractive design but the conspicuous battery might attract thieves.

Mongoose reveals its first full line of electric scooters, starting as low as $120. The Mongoose React series includes three scooters with different weight capacities and top speeds, all with an IPX4 rating for water resistance.

The Super73 ZX is a low to mid-range electric bike with a larger battery and more powerful motor than the Z1. It is Super73's most affordable model.

It's a small hatchback that looks like an awkward mashup between a Honda Fit and a Smart, but the cockpit looks nice enough. A big, vertical touchscreen sits in the middle, and the materials look far nicer.

Volcon plans to have the Runt in customers' hot little hands starting this spring for a not-that-crazy retail price of $2,995.

"Convenience meets utility."

"Zero's semi-supermoto is an absolute joy to ride. But no matter the scenery, your eye will never stray far from that range indicator."

"The Revv 1 sits in a weird middle ground between bike and moped. But it's heavy, which makes it a tough sell if you live in a tiny walk-up like I do and need to store your bike inside your apartment."

Brisk acceleration notwithstanding, this Vanderhall doesn't like to be driven hard.

"Not only is the Matrix certified to protect against head injuries, it has LED lights to get its users noticed while on the road."

In my opinion, super 73s have some of the most eye-catching frames of any electric bikes, which can be both a good and bad thing. Sure they look really cool, but they're also very attractive to thieves.

I think it's worth the expense. It looks great. The S2 is a great weekend toy and a great commuter. I just wish it had more power for getting up some hills and getting up to speed quicker.

This comprehensive guide offers advice on selecting the right e-bike by considering your riding needs, exploring different types of e-bikes, and highlighting important considerations such as range, power, motor type, comfort, and customer service.

It's not cheap by any means, but Rome's lightweight, great looks, and fuss-free features make it a superb electric-assisted bike for your city commute.

I'm a nervous and inexperienced off-road rider, so I definitely didn't test the limits of the bike, but its stability and design went a long way towards making me feel comfortable enough to ride it without being afraid I'd fall into a cactus or a rattlesnake den on a Texas horse ranch.

The Energica Ego, an all-electric superbike, combines speed, handling, and styling for a high-end, precisely-manufactured biking experience. Despite its powerful motor, the bike remains manageable to handle. While the Ego offers a good ride, it does come with a hefty price point.

The InMotion V11 electric unicycle provides a powerful and versatile ride with its large wheel and adjustable air suspension, offering exceptional performance, comfort, and safety features. Although it may be pricier compared to other models, its durability and excellent performance make it worthy of investment.

The deck itself is nice and wide, and includes some nonskid material on the surface.