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Testing the Electric Bike in Snow

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Trail riding in the woods

What happens here

One of the individuals attempts to ride the Hyper Scrambler electric bike in the deep snow. Despite its fat Kenda tires and pedal assist, the bike struggles to maintain traction and control on the icy, snowy surface. The rider falls off multiple times, demonstrating the difficulty of operating an electric bike in such conditions, especially in the powerful 'Race Mode'. The other man comments on the bike's features and the challenging conditions.

Goal: Assess the electric bike's performance in snowy, icy conditions.

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s mode that's standard mode then you can tone it down the third mode second first and then zero eco mode you can go like 50 miles and in zero mode there's no pedal assist so we're going to racing i mean why not put them in racing mode we've never ridden it before and we're on snowing make total sense doesn't it now just pedal it so this bike is called a hyper scrambler and in race mode i've heard guys getting it all up to over 40 miles per hour and it's got what's called pedal assist so when he pedals it it automatically accelerates to how hard he pedals it but it also has a throttle oh yeah it's icy underneath there you okay oh i'm fine i figured you were what do you think so far cool you ready to keep going you want to switch you want the bike or you want the old betty you want old betty come on all right all right let's see see how you doing here man all right i'm gonna cheat i'm just gonna use the throttle when you're not on snow and ice this bike is incredibly fun and with that pedal assist you would think that it takes the work out of it but it's so exhilarating that it just gets your heart thumping

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