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Hi would you recommend this e-bike over the Deer 20

I am 70 and have been riding my motorcycle around south and central America. I think a lot of this is attitude. I am sure your advice is useful to many.

if you have to paddle up hill it's useless.

Speed sensor is another name for cadence sensor...hence the S.

Hey Russ, that is a different phone holder you have there, are you pleased with it? I had a bad experience with one of the 3 Lamicall phone holders breaking. If it's a good one, share the link with us please. Thanks.

I love the option of being able to switch cadence and torque on the fly. Awesome. Thanks for the ride.

Great that you're having good weather for riding in the NW Chicago area. It'll be 110-113 degrees of dry heat today through Sunday here in Sac CA, 80 degrees at 8:00 AM. I think I'll take a break in riding this week🤣Keep on riding Russ👍

Nice video and review. Wow, that watch does a lot more than I expected! I liked seeing the deer too. Oh, do you have to pay a monthly fee for the phone function?

I like the camera angle better when you are on this taller seat post. That's a good reason to get the longer seat post, imo.

Good vid Russ, i believe "S" is abbreviated for Speed. Smart man installing your mirror in between grip and pas selector

Russ,I just received the visnfa phone holder from your affiliate link,it is awesome.😎🇺🇸👍

One of the best videos on the topic of accessoires for e-bikes! Thanks so much and I subscribed

I bought my Megacycle deer step through 26 with a second battery free it was a promotion , this spare battery is on back order. I need it for range . I have no idea where I should keep my spare battery once it gets to me , can you share where you keep it on your bike is it in your backpack ? or on the rear rack ?

The Kospet is an excellent alternative to the Apple Watch, a very competitive price $$. I use my Apple Watch to keep track of my rides, does lots of stuff. Hoping watches currently on the market will have the glucose monitor, an excellent non-evasive feature, and probably a year away from final development.

Just bought one. Works great. It can handle rough roads without slippage!

Put drop posts you will like it it will help you get on and off the bike

Russ can you u help me I'm looking for a 26fat tire step through etrike do you know where I could get one to purchase it for my old age creeping up on me

Russ, that watch really performs an amazing variety of functions. Only Dick Tracy would have thought that such a watch could exist. lol…..Dan

Saving for a smart watch is what led to me getting an e-bike. By the time I had enough for an Apple Watch I thought, “Hey, I could buy a cheap e-bike.” Then I thought, why not save more and get a better e-bike. Plus I can’t wear watches, I’ve been taken by a UFO. Good skies a few days ago here also. I got good footage for my biking channel.

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Water resistant is not the same as water proof.

I have 3 of those automatic BP cuffs and they all give readings that are all over the place. They're worthless POS's.

My son is really into Kospet conventions.

I found them watches don't hold the charge for one day after a while of use. Gimmick

I'm waiting for a watch that can check my sugar in a non invasive way. So far, the only ones out there are scams.

Will changing the wheel size settings from 22" default to 20" Give you more power and speed?

can you tell me if changing it from 22" wheel to 20" wheel in settings fixes the Speedometer to be correct ?

Magicycle is awesome, great upgrade performance for Ocelot Pro, I have an Ocelot Pro, perfect for me, it's still working well now, and I'm going to buy another one upgrade for my husband!

Thanks for the awesome review! The ability to switch between torque and cadence sensors really adds to the smooth ride, doesn't it?

Nice review Russ. How many tooth chain ring does it have?

If you had to choose between cyrusher xf900 or area 13 black bird which one would be better

Russ, I just watched this video for the first time…yep I absolutely love Indian food too! Butter chicken is good but I find it too rich, my favorites are; Chicken Vindaloo, Chicken Korma, Curry (spicy) Chicken and of course Tandoori chicken! I also love a lot of the Indian vegetarian dishes…like Baingan Bhartha roasted eggplant 🍆 w/onions, Aloo Ghobi (cauliflower sautéed vegetables w/potato’s) in Indian spices, Chana Saag (chick peas w/spinach onions tomatoes ginger and garlic 🧄. The list just goes on and on, I think Indian, Chinese, Japanese sushi and Thai food are my favorites. If I was reincarnated I must have been from the Asian continent maybe from Tibet or India or somewhere in between. Lol 😆 Russ I need your help… I can’t find that video you made about cast iron cooking pans. What are the names of those 2 old world cast iron cooking 🍳 pans…?? I have a very old cast iron pan that’s been kept in the family, this iron pan is really really old my great grandmother used it to cook family meals when we lived in Chicago. I just cooked up a nice big plate of fresh Beef liver with onions….my dogs are circling me, they smell that fresh liver…lol

The new version also comes with a rear rack and tail light that has turn signals and braking light brightens up looks just like the voromotor road runner SE tail light design.

How do you unlock it to 25 mph?

Good to know the bike shop receipt on mines says 52 volt 600 watt but my battery says 48 volt and manual says 48 volt and 750 watt motor with peak 1100watts. Thought I got ripped off with older model good to know

After the mua how long did the pain last. My knee bends 90 degrees after 7 weeks

I am 60 and ride a folding bike i am only 5 foot tall and most ebikes are set up for a taller person i dont want to be seen on a girls bike

70 now as well, and this is one great review. My hill is so steep to get back from the store, I'm forced to get off and climb up the hill to it levels off, then continue, being both my knees get too extremely painful even in first gear on mountain bike within half a block. So Ebike is going to be my only choice, and I've seen many reviews the last couple years, of RAD Ebikes are probably one of the best options, where some can easily cost upwards of $3K - $7K. Winter here, the roads are ice covered, to where even trying to walk up the hill is brutal. I'd switch the thin fat Ebike tires to motocross tires, and stud them for winter, like I used to do on Pro-motocross 500 single. 500 screws inserted with cordless, and impossible to fall on ice. Ive also come across builds with dual motors, for two wheel drive. I'm really looking forward to getting Ebike with belt drive, and not have derailer issues, to rusty chain needing lube every ride. These belt type seem to be mid motor designs and again the cost goes up as well. As for frame design, I tend to look for step through types so when loaded down heavy with groceries, and trying to throw leg over, this would be drastic falling over event, vs step through. Especially when it's icy conditions. My other bike weights 850bs, so I know how risky it can be falling over when stopped. Where one should practice a mid high pedal step off if situation comes up to bail off. Or experience the cockroach syndrome under bike. As Pro racing builder of radical machines, it's probably time to slow it down a tad, on a good Ebike. I'm truly amazed at your age, where you don't look a day over fourty. You might have to share what special sauce is required.. Cheers

Russ just a question about the amount of noise generated from a typical e-bike. Have you found that most e-bikes w/a belt drive are much quieter than chain driven bikes? Are e-bikes with a rear drive motors always louder than mid-drive bikes? Tires and tread. It seems the greater the nobbies or more aggressive the tread the louder tire noise will be while riding. Of all the e-bikes you have ridden and reviewed is there an e-bike that stood out to you as being the more quiet? Do you find that while riding in the woods…people more frequently comment or give looks if the e-bike is loud? In other words the louder the noise from your e-bike the more often you get comments and looks. Magicycle Ocelot Pro 2.0 This bike seems relatively quiet, until you really ramp up the speed. The new Cadence sensor is a great new feature, I’m sure it will be replicated. It’s great to hear more of the e-bike manufacturers are raising the weight capacity to 400-450 pounds. Thanks again for sharing your review…I’m still undecided on which e-bike to purchase. My goal is to strike a good balance in deciding which e-bike to purchase. I’m torn between which bike to buy to best accommodate my height and weight. A person could spend hours and hours watching all the bike reviews on UA-cam. I respect your opinion and trust your judgement, you provide an honest review. By the way my Char Sui barbecue pork came out fantastic! I miss living in Illinois, it’s almost impossible to find a good Chinese restaurant and a place that makes good pizza. 🍕 Yeah, I’ll admit it…I often give in and buy the Costco pepperoni 🍕 pizza slice or all beef Costco hot dog!🌭

That is a good looking ebike. I love the color. Nice that they have puncture resistant tires.

Nice bike Russ . As always and excellent review .. as a big guy my yellow vest is a little tight around my waist .. I have been unable to find a larger size on Amazon .. I noticed your vest is not zipped up .. how do you keep from flying around with the wind blowing .. thanks

❤ Both torque and cadence sensors ? 🤔 Could it be that Euphree started a trend ? ... ! 😄

I'm curios what kind of fish could you be catching in that pond.

Magicycle has always produced high quality products. This new Ocelot Pro 2.0 is no different with the switch to and from torque to cadence sensor whenever you want. It's a great unique feature. Looking forward to more updates from Magicycle.

I brought this bike for my wife. We are excited for it to come.

Great job! Great video!!

3D printing....that's incredible....I am going to research at my local library!

Never mind… just heard it toward the end.

That is an incredible feature

Nice. I like how you can switch between torque and sensor on the fly. I don’t think you mentioned how much it weighs or costs…will have to re-view.