A2B Metro vs eZee - 36v shootout

A2B Metro 36v Lithium LEV vs Jeep bicycle with an eZee front hub motor and 36v E-bikekit.com lithium battery pack. Sunny winter day, cold, dead end street with slight incline. After 4 runs up the street, swapping riders, it's very close considering battery voltage and me being slightly heavier of a rider. ( I'm the younger guy with blue sweater.. )

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• ebike
• LEV
• lithium
• 36v
• e-bike
• canada
• a2b
• ultra
• motor
• ultramotor
• hub
• geared
• direct
• drive

[doggbigs]

Hey nice post, I also read your post online, showing different pictures, and specs for the bike. I just got the a2b nice ride, but I think it can go a lil faster. I heard there might be a limiter, is there one, and what do you know about it?

[Ypedal]

@doggbigs I tried it on 48v, top speed is higher but the controller is a soft start so it will not allow full power until you reach 5 to 10 km/h or so. I have put 1000 km on the bike since that video, so far so good, freewheel needed to be replaced at 900 but other than that it's going well !

[BNM98514]

a2b vs goCycle

[BR1GHT0NCH3MTRA1LZ2]

A long un-assisted (by pedaling) hill climb test would be great, thanks for this.

[guymhahn]

i have an a2b and i love it!!! nice video thank!

[karmabike1911]

don't be shy y-pedal over volt that a2b :)

[BungaEBiker]

Hugh, i would have bet on the JEEP since is is lighter. Oh well looks like I would have lost my money. Looks like a nice bike. Man it's pricey though. Just about 3 grand, eeep.