HappyRun F18 2.0 vs Windone RM7
Owners score both 6.2/10. The HappyRun F18 2.0 costs $0.99 less ($1,099 against $1,099.99).
Where each bike sits among the 53 bikes we list. 10 = best.
HappyRun F18 2.0 owners say
I put a surron throttle and sicky mx grips on mine and a dnm 1200lb shock w/piggyback reservoir and it rides sooo much better. doesn't bottom out AT ALL. I strongly recommend it best 200 dollars u could put into it
Thanks, I used your link & got an f18 it goes faster each time I ride it more of a "me" thing ;) ordered a new throttle, so its coming Im thinking about a larger rear sprocket - sure that will slow the top speed, but climb easier (there be many trails around belly acres) so far Im liking mode 1 as in mode 2 I had to lay on the bike to keep the front wheel down while climbing. ;) Im hoping the new throttle will help control that. the silly bike likes to hit 17 & 19 oops, I was just half throttle (?) it is a bit radical as it is, just not the best control. in mode 1 [with me] it climbs just fine, smoother 12% 22% 27% up n over, less theatrics. ;) it has been a fun surprise, with each ride Im learning to be more confident in me and the bike. it is much different than my ebikes more different than dirt bikes. being mini/midi size is something this guy needs to get used to. that reverse? I thought it was just a gimmic, but it is useful & how it works is very nice.
Windone RM7 owners say
It's goes about 28mph and accelerates pretty fast. Some assembly required but its pretty easy and even comes with the tools needed to assemble. I've been happy with it.
Brother i bought one 2 days ago and this thing is powerful and im currently lowkey scared because this is my only ride to school and idk if they are super strict in WA
