Re: E bikes for hunting/trapping?
[Re: Boco]
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How many days can you go before having to charge up the batterys. Mine will go about 20 miles if you just use the battery. A lot farther if you use pedal assist depending on what setting you have it on.
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Re: E bikes for hunting/trapping?
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Can you put Baloons on the front forks/ spokes and make it sound like a motorcycle ?...Like we did when we were kids.....
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Re: E bikes for hunting/trapping?
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I can sure understand that. If that's the case it's pretty easy to train the horse and doing so will make a better horse. Man, I can see myself getting dumped off a horse in the near future when someone comes around a corner of a horse trail on one of these things. Nothing against the bikes but if you are using them around horse riders please be cautious around the corners.
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Re: E bikes for hunting/trapping?
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I think i'll stick to the honda 4 trax-go all day long on a cup of gas.
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Re: E bikes for hunting/trapping?
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I'm hopeful that it will be a game changer for sneaking out to good spots to call coyotes from.
My fear of moving stairs is escalating!
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Re: E bikes for hunting/trapping?
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Yes you must realize the Rad power bike first and foremost is a high quality fat tire mountain bike with the added bonus of electric motor drive built in. Top of the line components. Brushless moto,r shimano gears, 7 speeds front rear disc brakes. Headlight is very bright and built in component that has a on /off switch. SAME components that quiet Kat uses. Describe rocky LOL. If you could ride a MT bike over it this bike will go. Absolutely not true about the Rad power bikes. They are hub driven while the Quiet Kat has center motor drive which is much more reliable, powerful and of course costly. Huge difference. Also, the Rad bikes are basically a fat tire bike with a battery and motor added while the Quiet Kat is built to be a hunting bike. If you compare the two, you will see there is a LOT of difference in durability, quality and frame, etc. That's why the quiet Kat is much more costly, they are built to take the beating that hunters will give them, not just a bike with add-ons. [i][/i] Man I love a good debate. You sir are the one that is wrong. Look at the queit kat "750 watt models that are legal everywhere. I think it is the ranger? EXACT SAME BRAND MOTOR GEARS BRAKES EVEN THE SAME TIRES !!!!!! Then look at the components list !!!!! Both use BAFANG motors Just chat with queit kat they will tell you . I have never ridden one but if the motor is center hub wouldn't you have to be peddling ALL the time you are using the power mode? The motor on a center drive is connected to the sprocket that pulls the chain. Where as the hub pulls and the shimano gears turn ... OK just chatted with quiet kat On the center drive models you have to pick on the controls whether you want throttle only or peddle assits . The rad you just twist the throttle like a motor cycle if you peddle it switches auto as the magnets read that the front sprocket is moving.... https://www.quietkat.com/product/ranger/
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Re: E bikes for hunting/trapping?
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How many days can you go before having to charge up the batterys. I have hunted all week this week 5 days and rode it all over . Just put it on charge tonight still had have battery life
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Re: E bikes for hunting/trapping?
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Antigov, I guess I have to eat my words about where I can travel with these bikes in our state. I looked up the regs and electric assisted bicycles are also forbidden in all the Cooperative Travel Management Areas designated closed to motor vehicles by Oregon. Dang! Oh well, still plenty of places they can go on BLM land in eastern Oregon.
My fear of moving stairs is escalating!
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Re: E bikes for hunting/trapping?
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Yeah, I might opt not to wear my coyote cap while on one! LOL
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Re: E bikes for hunting/trapping?
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Can you put Baloons on the front forks/ spokes and make it sound like a motorcycle ?...Like we did when we were kids..... We used playing cards.
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Re: E bikes for hunting/trapping?
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Hey peeler . Read this . The way I interrept it the BLM in Oregon is allowing until the get a ruling on how to classify them. The 750 watt are called power assist NOT motorized !!!!! this may make it even more confusing lol. https://www.blm.gov/programs/recreation/e-bikes
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Re: E bikes for hunting/trapping?
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Antigov, I guess I have to eat my words about where I can travel with these bikes in our state. I looked up the regs and electric assisted bicycles are also forbidden in all the Cooperative Travel Management Areas designated closed to motor vehicles by Oregon. Dang! Oh well, still plenty of places they can go on BLM land in eastern Oregon. Well dang , I was getting interested Maybe camp at the head of a closed road so no one bothers to use it . Then just ............
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Re: E bikes for hunting/trapping?
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Can you put Baloons on the front forks/ spokes and make it sound like a motorcycle ?...Like we did when we were kids..... We used playing cards. X2
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Re: E bikes for hunting/trapping?
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Hey peeler . Read this . The way I interrept it the BLM in Oregon is allowing until the get a ruling on how to classify them. The 750 watt are called power assist NOT motorized !!!!! this may make it even more confusing lol. https://www.blm.gov/programs/recreation/e-bikesThere is a ton of public land I can access on this bike; but the bummer is Oregon has a thing called the "Cooperative Travel Management Areas" where they control pubic access. In that their wording is that electric assisted bicycles are considered the same as motorized vehicles. Not very unambiguous unfortunately. Like Antigov sez, that closes the eBikes to thousands of miles of roadway that gets you into prime wildlife habitat.
My fear of moving stairs is escalating!
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