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The Reevo is back! I finally got my Reevo Hubless eBike back from Seth at Berm Peak who took on the challenge of trying to fix this bikes numerous issues like, broken plastics, weak brakes, runaway pedal assist, strange electrical issues, and a long list of design flaws.
If you’ve seen previous Reevo videos, you already know this futuristic eBike is one of the strangest bikes ever created. With its hubless wheels, airless tires, and sci-fi design, the Reevo looks like something from the future. Unfortunately, it also earned a reputation as one of the most flawed eBikes ever built.
In this video, I travel to meet Seth from Berm Peak and pick up my Reevo after he spent countless hours repairing, upgrading, and reverse-engineering the bike to make it as functional as possible. The result is probably the most functional Reevo in existence today.
Is it still the world’s worst eBike? Honestly… maybe. The brakes are still questionable. The plastic body panels are still fragile. The runaway pedal assist still exists. It’s still uncomfortable. It’s still loud. But somehow, I love it even more now.
There’s simply nothing else like a hubless eBike. Whether it becomes a future collector’s item or remains one of the weirdest bikes ever made, I’m excited to keep this thing running for as long as possible.
Huge thanks to Seth from Berm Peak for taking on a project that most people would have considered impossible.
What do you think? Is the Reevo a futuristic masterpiece or an engineering disaster?
Leave your thoughts in the comments below!
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