I'm 6'2" and 240lbs. I rarely use the throttle......rather, I use the pedal assist (levels 1-5). I can run about 40-50 miles in the Colorado mountains on a single charge. "Flat" is a foreign language in my area.
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Bikes for hunting
- Thread starter JWK
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d_rek
Well-Known Member
Back Country Mule.....they changed their name to BakCou I think. I bought it two years ago. The battery is upgraded to the 17 amh
JWK
New Member
I owe this buck to the Mule. What a difference this thing makes. It's changed the way I hunt for sure.
Stolencopy
Active Member
If y'all want a great ebike for hunting that isn't ridiculously over priced like bakcou or rambo are then check out lunacycle.
I got the khs 500 around $2800 and it comes with a 2500w bafang mid drive built around a bicycle that alone cost $1400.
Unfortunately most people don't know this but quietkat, bakcou, and rambo bikes are just rebranded frey ebikes at a much higher cost than what frey sells them at.
I got the khs 500 around $2800 and it comes with a 2500w bafang mid drive built around a bicycle that alone cost $1400.
Unfortunately most people don't know this but quietkat, bakcou, and rambo bikes are just rebranded frey ebikes at a much higher cost than what frey sells them at.