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Electric BikesOctober 19, 2025
I spent time riding and digging through the Naxeon Pro’s tech—TFT dash, cameras, lighting, modes, and boost. The bike is smooth and futuristic, but the company experience was so bad I can’t recommend it.
Mini Electric Dirt BikesOctober 13, 2025
I tuned the HiKNIGHT GTX1 mini electric dirt bike using a FarDriver Bluetooth dongle and a proven base map. Here’s what changed in real-world riding: throttle response, wheelies, hill pulls, and top speed testing—plus what to watch out for.
Electric BikesOctober 13, 2025
I spent time with the Onyx RCR 80V production bike—testing the new tune, modes, braking, comfort, and city riding feel. Here’s what stood out, what to consider, and who it’s for.
Mini Electric Dirt BikesOctober 8, 2025
I tested the HiKNIGHT GTX1 mini electric dirt bike for stability, comfort, braking, and real-world ride feel. Here’s how the longer wheelbase and battery placement change the experience.
Controllers & UpgradesSeptember 29, 2025
I swapped a FarDriver 72300 into the Yozma IN 10 and tuned it with the app. Here’s how the install went, what settings mattered, and how it changed low-end torque, modes, and real riding feel.
Electric BikesSeptember 29, 2025
I tested the Fiido Nomads touring ebike with a torque sensor and no throttle. Here’s how it feels on real rides, what works great for commuting, and what to consider before buying.
AccessoriesSeptember 27, 2025
I installed and tested the HCalory Toolbox 2 diesel heater to warm my resin solar shed for winter wrenching. Here’s how the setup went, how it heated, power draw observations, and what to consider.
Electric Dirt BikesSeptember 26, 2025
I spent time with the ANYCOM DB1 mini electric dirt bike—setup, controls, street vs. off-road feel, hill pulls, braking, and quirks like battery access and peg placement. Here’s how it rides and who it’s for.
Mini Electric Dirt BikesSeptember 24, 2025
I practiced wheelies on the Yozma IN 10 and broke the process into beginner steps: setup, brake control, finding balance point, pop technique, circles, and slow straight lines—without chasing speed.