3000KM Review On My TALARIA X3 PRO

Today I reviewed my TALARIA PRO

Camera: Osmo Action 4 Pro
Helmet: Fox V1
Goggles: 100%

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So today I’m doing 3,000 kilometer review of the Taria Trip X Pro. If the camera can see that it uh says 3,086, so just over 3,000. And one of the biggest things I like about this bike is that after 3,000 km, I see no, you know, the top speed is the same, range is the same, battery life is the same. I haven’t done anything power related. I only have seat cover, upgraded wheel, and some grip. Comes with a 60 volt battery. Honestly, the range is dependent on how you ride. If you’re riding in sport constantly, hitting top speeds, it’s going to last you about three 2 3 hours at best. But if you ride like me and I’m in and out of eco, then it’ll last me pretty much the entire day. So, this bike is advertised to have a top speed of 50 miles an hour. And honestly, that is the top speed. Uh-oh. [Music] What you want to do? This bike was about 5.5,000 Canadian. Um, for what you get, that’s a pretty good deal. And because this thing is so light, it does really good on jumps. Like, I’ve hit some pretty big jumps on this thing and it’s put up just fine. This jump right here. Have I hit this before? Oh, I can do donuts. If there was one thing I could change about this bike, it would probably be the size. If you’re an adult, this bike will pretty much be a pit bike for you, but for me, it’s perfect. And I’m about 5’5. A lot of people wonder if this is a good starter bike. My opinion, not really. I used to ride a a little pit bike before this. And honestly, if I never had that, I would have probably crashed so many more times riding this. A big concern for a lot of people is, is this thing street legal? Um, in my opinion, it’s yes and no. It depends where you live, if that makes sense. I live in a small city where police don’t, you know, care too much. Especially if you’re riding like responsibly and not getting in the way of anyone, you shouldn’t have any problem with the police. This bike does really good off-roading. I’ve never been in this trail before, so I’m not really sure. I think this is the end. Yeah. Thank God for brakes, man. I’m learning onehander. I’m trying to learn how to do really slow wheelies. [Applause] I think I covered pretty much everything for this video. Um, yeah. I guess that’s it. Goodbye. [Music]