10 Fastest Electric Bike That Are Not For Everyone

[Music] some electric bikes go way beyond what most people expect One of them can hit 80 mph and yes you can actually pedal at that speed Another lets you switch between street mode and race mode with a single setting These bikes aren’t built for casual rides or quick errands They’re fast powerful and a little extreme In this video we’re checking out 10 of the fastest ebikes but fair warning they’re not for everyone If you think all ebikes are the same this list might surprise you Let’s start with the fastest factory electric bike on the world the Revolution W This thing can hit 80 mph which is honestly hard to wrap your head around for a bike It packs a crazy 10,500 W of power and a full throttle range of up to 100 m But here’s the thing This isn’t meant for casual city riders or daily commuters Only 27 of these exist And it’s handbuilt using aerospace grade aluminum and carbon fiber So yeah it’s exclusive and fast Great for long stretches of road or open trails where you can actually use that speed safely But for most people it’s probably too much bike That’s why this one’s not for everyone If you just need something for the daily ride to work this would be total overkill But if you want serious speed and something very few people have this is as far as it goes Compared to the Revolution W the Happy Run G 100 Pro still brings serious power just a little more practical It hits up to 50 mph and has a 6,000 W peak motor which means it’s still one of the fastest ebikes you’ll see out there It’s built more like an electric dirt bike with full suspension hydraulic disc brakes and a battery that gives you around 78 mi of range This one’s ideal if you’re into off-road trails or want something powerful enough for long weekend rides It’s also got a nice LED screen and NFC unlock so it feels modern and easy to use But again if you’re just getting into ebikes this could be a bit much It takes some experience to handle the speed comfortably So if you want something thrilling but still manageable this might be the sweet spot Just know it’s more adventure bike than daily ride If you’re looking for speed but don’t need to hit crazy numbers like 80 mph the Nurea Mega might feel more balanced It can reach up to 37 mph powered by a 1500 W peak motor and a surprisingly lightweight carbon fiber frame You also get 50 mi of range which is solid for everyday use or weekend rides This one’s built for both road and light trail riding with fat tires full suspension and 160 new m of torque to help you climb hills without too much effort It’s not intimidating to ride but it still feels powerful Plus it comes with solid brakes and built-in tail lights for added safety Compared to the last two bikes the Nara feels more approachable but it’s still pretty fast If you’re upgrading from a regular ebike and want more performance without going overboard this one makes a lot of sense Still it’s not the best choice for short slow rides around town Next up is the Tromach MC10 Trail X which steps things up again in the speed department Topping out at 56 mph this one’s built for off-road adventures not city streets With 12.5 kW of peak power it’s great for riders who like to hit rough terrain forest paths or rocky trails It’s got a lightweight frame tight handling and a suspension setup that makes it easier to stay in control on uneven ground If you’re used to traditional ebikes this will feel like a totally different experience It’s fast sure but also agile which is perfect for technical trails Just know that this kind of speed and design is really meant for people who already feel comfortable riding in off-road conditions If you’re just looking for something to get around the neighborhood this isn’t it But if you’re ready for the trail and want a real challenge High Power Cycles Revolution X Here’s the Revolution X And yeah it’s fast Depending on which motor setup you go with it can hit up to 65 plus mph which puts it more in motorcycle territory than your average ebike You get a range of up to 100 m especially with the upgraded battery Built with premium materials and performance parts it’s designed to feel smooth even at high speeds There’s a reason people call this a performance ebike It’s got serious acceleration strong brakes and even pedal setups that let you ride comfortably at 50 mph But again this isn’t made for everyone It’s powerful it’s expensive and it really shines on long open rides not quick errands or short commutes If you’ve been riding for a while and want something extreme this could be it But if you’re still new to ebikes this one’s probably better left for later down the road Coming off the high performance of the Revolution X now we have the Halo Motor FC1 This one pushes the limit even further clocking in at around 105 to 115 kmh which means you’re looking at 65 to 71 mph Yeah not your typical ebike It’s got a 5000 W motor tough steel frame dual hydraulic disc brakes and massive off-road tires Built more like a dirt bike the FC1 is really best for experienced riders who know how to handle that kind of speed It’s heavyduty from top to bottom Even the suspension is designed for hard landings and rough trails You also get Bluetooth settings through a mobile app and regenerative braking which is rare But again this isn’t something you casually ride to work It’s for people who want to ride fast off the grid and have the skills to control it If you’re not comfortable with serious speed this one’s better left on the shelf If you thought the FC1 was intense meet the Revolution 20 This is HPC’s fastest creation ever with real world tests showing it hitting 74 mph on flat terrain That’s absolutely wild It’s rare to find a bike that can go that fast and still let you pedal along but this one does thanks to a special high-speed gear setup Only 20 of these were made so if you have one you’re in a pretty exclusive group The brakes tires suspension everything is tuned for control at high speeds And yeah it’s loaded with power 10,000 watt of peak output a redesigned battery system and one of the most advanced motors HPC has ever built This bike is best suited for open spaces long desert roads or dry lake beds not bike paths or crowded city streets Honestly if you’re not already into extreme ebiking this might be way too much It’s fast it’s powerful and it’s definitely not for everyone Now let’s ease things back a bit The Angry X26 is still fast with 31 mph but feels a lot more approachable compared to the X or FC1 It’s built with adventure in mind offering triple suspension to handle bumps gravel and dirt trails with ease You get two batteries giving it solid range and a 1200 W peak motor that gives you plenty of power without going overboard It’s great if you’re looking for a capable all-terrain ride that’s still street legal in many places Plus with Shimano gears and disc brakes you’ve got decent control too This bike is perfect for weekend riders light off-road explorers or commuters who want more power than usual but don’t need to push 60 mph That said even 31 mph is still no joke on a bike It’s fun and practical but still faster than many people are used to Next we’ve got the rest 512A24 It’s got a more classic look and it can hit up to 40 mph in its race mode That’s with 4500 watts of power which is a lot for something that still looks like a regular bike But here’s the cool part It comes programmed in class 2 mode which makes it street legal up to 20 mph And you can switch to race mode when you’re on private property or tracks It’s the kind of bike that works both ways laid-back when you want it fast when you need it And because it has different wheel sizes you can pick the one that fits your ride style It’s a smart setup for folks who want versatility but still want access to speed Just remember 40 mph still isn’t something to take lightly It’s fast enough that it demands your full attention Rounding things out is the Solar Eclipse 2.0 This one is built differently It’s the first production e- motorbike to fully use carbon fiber for its frame and swing arm which makes it light but super strong The race edition tops out at 70 mph powered by a 16,000 W peak system which is more power than most small motorcycles You also get 60 to 70 mi of range and fast charging in about 3 to 4 hours Everything about this bike is built for serious speed Even the controller and app give you control over power features and diagnostics It’s ideal for people who want a track ready high-speed electric machine with serious hardware But again this isn’t something you ride casually or take down a city sidewalk It’s fast powerful and tuned for performance riding If you’re not experienced with high-speed ebikes or just need a commuter this probably isn’t the bike for you And there you have it 10 of the fastest electric bikes out there So which one would you actually ride or are they all just a bit too much let us know in the comments We’d love to hear your 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These aren’t your everyday electric bikes. In this video, we’re showing you 10 of the fastest e-bikes ever made — some hitting speeds over 80 mph! One even lets you pedal at top speed. Find out which bikes made the list… and why most people shouldn’t ride them.

Best Electric Bikes with a Bosch Motor List:
Revolution W
HappyRun G100 Pro
CUBE STEREO HYBRID ONE77
Nireeka Mega
Gazelle Medeo T9 City
Tromox MC10 TrailX
Hi Power Cycles Revolution X
Hallomotor FC-1
Hi Power Cycles Revolution XX
Engwe X26
Ristretto 512 A24
Solar E-Clipse 2.0

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