VICTRIP Titan S Folding E-BIKE REVIEW / Range Test To Philly

foreign what's up guys and welcome back to the second Channel this one we're going to be doing another fast-paced electric bike review video on the Vic trip Titan s now this is a folding Fat Tire but they advertise a range of 100 miles on power assist one so you know we'll be riding it on on number five or whatever the highest is and usually we see around half that but if this bike can do 50 miles that will be Earth shattering compared to any any e-bike video I've done the cool thing is it came packaged just like this uh no assembly required I'll put a couple clips of the the packaging in the pictures so you can guys can see what that looks like and uh other things in the Box include your charger this is a 54.6 volts at 3 amps output the manual we'll go through that at the end with some pictures in case you want to be able to view that the toolkit didn't need it but bring it on your first ride in case you gotta tweak anything and then some stainless steel hardware for this little guy which is uh for this little bar on the back and for if you're riding with a passenger though let me let me just unfold this just swing the bars up lock down that clamp and then come to the other side swing her open and lock down the bottom clamp slide your safety on that's good to go now up top you also have a little plastic safety because I mean this is on here pretty good you can't pull it but I guess it could be bumped her or so but I have this little collar that you can slide over and I'm sorry let me correct myself when I just came in the Box the Bars were actually hanging on the side you just swing those up drop them in they have a minimum insertion right about there I'll leave them all the way up for now and then lock that guy down now if you didn't already notice the most impressive feature on this bike is the battery it's a massive 48 volt 3200 amp hour or 1536 watt hour this thing is huge all right that's the first thing I did was pull it out and put it on charge I'm thinking how do you get it out but look at that they got a little uh fold up on the seat there and simply slider out the uh the back has a Groove that slides down on this track to slide it back in make sure the track's lined up drop or down and then up on the bars you get two keys so that's what locks the battery in if you spin it to the off location now the battery has a little pin that comes out and locks it we'll get ready to go ride you just putting them on and leave the key in there this does come with the folding pedals simply swing those out and to retract them you push in and then fold down but another cool feature this bike has is a factory passenger fold down foot pegs look at that now you got the seat on there if you'd rather use this as a rack it's simply one Allen you remove on the bottom and then this slides back and when you do take that off that's when you go ahead and Vault the I'm just calling it like the bar or pad on there I'm not gonna need that but if you're riding you know putting your daughter on there or something not a bad idea max speed on this 28 miles an hour you get the 20 by four inch Fat Tires front and rear fenders from the factory along with a nice headlight and tail light the front and rear brakes are hydraulic disc very heavy duty motorcycle style disc on there and nice looking calipers these are actually branded dye Island mt600 I probably said that wrong no suspension in the rear but we do have telescoping Forks on the front you have preload adjustability on the left and then a lockout single click lockout on the right side it's got the Shimano seven speed a thumb throttle very nice grips looks like they'll be comfortable for long rides and we can swing up the display screen take the plastic off and fire this up all right now you guys probably can't see too well because it's kind of dim there's a glance at it I'm sure the brightness is adjustable within the settings but it's it's fine it's just hard to pick up on the camera if you turn your your headlights on that's simply one press on this button you see it does go even dimmer than that for night time and then with the info button you know you can cycle through you got trip odometer Max average all typical stuff this is what the bike looks like with the seat and bars at their minimum insertion I'm six foot three let's see how I look on there oh yeah let's look we could actually drop that down a fair bit and that feels nice now I will say that the bike feels a little short lengthwise however I mean this is meant to be a compact bite oh I'm good with that here's a glimpse of the acceleration on speed one hammer down no pedaling and that brings this up to about 17 mile an hour speed two 20 mile an hour speed three 24 mile an hour speed 426 and speed 5 29.2 miles an hour on Flats which is pretty much enough to keep up with traffic low tide right now so keep in mind as I already said on this ride we're going to be doing full electric no pedal assist and I'm 180 pounds with a 30 pound backpack of course if the lighter you are the better your range is going to be four I'm pretty impressed with the handling the brakes I mean those are very responsive lock it up no problem with a rough style you know right up these Hills like a breeze plenty of power on this bike we'll hop over curbs no problem with these 20-inch wheels now this does have a horn which not a big fan of those Styles because you know like a bell you can politely let people know I mean with this it's just a little aggressive very nicely [Music] deep incline and you know no pedal holding this power it's actually accelerating up this without a problem otherwise this trip should be mostly flat except for maybe crossing a bridge or two get down from there beautiful Park cruising right along the river how far is the time USA going about like 40. uh it's about eight miles from here probably nine miles on the canal pass all the time limit you say what like man I mean on that bike yeah 15 minutes 20 minutes all right hey you guys enjoyed oh what beautiful weather guys on this Flat Road we're indicating a whopping 30 mile an hour and GPS showing 29. foreign [Music] Canal here and you see a low tide all the wood that's probably 100 years old or more and it goes into the crosswicks and then out the Delaware River but low tide look how clear and beautiful it is Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park anybody wants to pause that to read it check it out the last tidal Creek on the Delaware River before it becomes non-title crosswicks I'm down to Camden Camden we got a very steep incline it's probably 10 degrees or so she's motoring up no problem but speaking of you do have pedals you can always jump on there to assist if need be bored in town some pretty cool old buildings lots of boats out on the river big Sandbar day Sunday so beautiful weather let's continue on I did want to show you the gears on this so here's gear one you can pedal this around no problem uh the shifting I didn't have to make any adjustments that's number two three four five six and seven of course you can throw it on power assist so if we go on number one and see that power kicks in right away we're just just pedaling the bike and we go hit this hill you know you want to get exercise too when you ride a bike so we're pedaling and motoring up the hill that's uh you know it's a great balance of the two but when we start pedaling it takes a good second for the power to stop and then if you start pedaling again about the same until it kicks back in so it's a solid second which is normal we have just rolled over to 10.0 miles right this really cool Bank Bordentown Banking Company let's see what GPS says 9.7 miles oh fairly accurate on the odometer foreign [Music] 's Wharf for a quick bite to eat nice little establishment on the Delaware River foreign [Applause] two mile Mark which means probably about halfway [Music] [Music] this guy's got his four moles on display oh all sorts of tractors it's like a tractor dealer [Music] we're now coming through Delran then should be getting toward Paul Meyer pretty soon here and we made it to the Tacony Palmyra Bridge never been across this one a little bit tight I did see a sign that says you're supposed to walk but I mean that seems a little crazy it's pretty far [Music] [Music] and welcome to Philadelphia gotta ride a little bit more cautious around here [Music] foreign [Music] [Applause] [Music] foreign how much trash gets thrown on the ground around here it's terrible [Music] [Music] foreign [Music] I'm gonna keep continuing towards Center City if I go down to the Ben Franklin and yeah we'll just keep running it obviously the sun's going down so it's going to be hard to get decent footage but [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] thank you and there's the police right there oh wait 58 and a half miles and still showing two bars but getting a little softer on the power uh no we're gonna just keep rolling until dies back toward home I'm hoping to make it to Lee's Bridesburg and then we'll uh we'll take the train from there meet up with Jen she should be done work soon by the way the headlights pretty good on this I could aim it up a touch the tail light's pretty decent brake light is very bright there's a better look at the headlight welcome to Northeast Philadelphia almost to the Bridesburg station foreign [Applause] out of battery just as I was pulling up to the station you see it's flashing now and it still goes but it's pretty much nothing you know it's just like a mile or two an hour unfortunately got to carry it up these steps I don't think this is a platform station either I wasn't able to get that on camera but the walk assist feature works pretty well you just hold the minus and it actually has enough batteries hold that down and it'll just kind of walk yourself up these steps I mean I shouldn't say it blocks itself right up but if you're pushing it behind and holding that it's uh it's much easier I got like five minutes till the train comes right on time Trenton R7 line okay so carrying this bike up the steps you know it's it's pretty steep I did go ahead and pop the battery out though it makes a lot lighter but you can see this is uh this is Steve getting up so it fits right into the spot here didn't have to fold it and a couple of stops it's a little easier getting off when you get the elevated platform I got like a mile or two pedal to Jen and then be heading home would you look at that folding bike fits perfectly into Jen's trunk it was a tight fit but squeezed it in there no problem oh yeah yeah look at this looks like an eagle pooped on a car well that was a fun range test and some final thoughts on this bike you know if you're in the market for a folding long range electric bike definitely a giant thumbs up on the Vic trip Titan s keep in mind though with this big battery the charge times a lot more it took 12 and a half hours to get that fully charged now you also get extra weight I weighed this on my scale and it showed 82 pounds 21 of that was the battery though but for a lot of people having that extra range and power is very important I did try out these pegs the other night with Jen when we got home and those worked well I did forget to show you guys it does have a USB out on here for charging your phone or any other accessories you might have I'll drop a link to this bike down below in case you want to check out current pricing and otherwise I just want to thank you guys very much for tuning in to the video especially if you watched this far I know sometimes we can get a little off topic in these uh videos of shooting different scenery inside so if you got any feedback of what you'd like to see more or less of always feel free to drop that down below and I thank you guys very much for tuning in and watching No Nonsense though how tired buddy huh did like six laps look at that tongue never seen your tongue out so long I tell you this scooter is the best way to wear Gus out and I just had them do like 10 laps around 20 mile an hour T is a darn Ripper thank you [Music] foreign thank you [Music] thank you [Music] foreign I'd like to flip through the user manual to show you guys quick Glimpse in that in case you want to hit pause at all oh should be good enough for you to read these Pages you might have to get quick with that pause button but of course your bike is going to have this coming with it oh you should need this we'll see that one this is anything I didn't mention in the video I'm sure there's not because uh is not happy with the lack of attention right now you guys can read that thank you your first ride there's something I didn't mention the bike can safely carry a total weight of 330 pounds and if the rear rack is on 110 pounds on that rack it's uh it's a lot well I mean you wouldn't put a six foot three adult on the rack but yeah all right hopefully that helps

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Length: 28min 18sec (1698 seconds)

Published: Thu Jun 01 2023