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I think the Ultra Eagle is the same frame as the HPC Scout.

Biktrix Ultra Eagle https://www.biktrix.ca/pages/ultra-eagle-details

While the Hydra may be cleaner looking, the FS titanium bike with belt drive has more unicorn factor. Advantages of Commuter: - Upright riding posture for comfort and traffic awareness - Belt drive to handle elements better - Dual battery capability to increase range Advantages of Hydra: -...

I like when the TFLcar channel on youtube compares two different makes of car for range, offroad climbing, and drag race (0-60mph and quarter mile). I would like to see similar ebike reviews pitting Watt Wagons (CrossTour dual battery) against Biktrix (Juggernaut Duo). Another good comparison...

I commute on a Biktrix Juggernaut Ultra. It's heavy but has 160 nM of torque. I don't think weight is that important unless you are carrying the bike often or engaging in very tight maneuvering (less likely in commuting situations). The Juggernaut Ultra comes with rack and fenders, so it is...

There are plenty of options listed in this thread in the Bafang forum: https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/2020-top-10-ebikes-with-the-bafang-g510-ultra.31656/ I ride a Biktrix Juggernaut Ultra.

I would get the Biktrix Juggernaut Ultra Duo, but the Juggernaut Classic or Classic Duo is cheaper; the Stunner LT is cheapest if you don't mind hub drive. There's only 10 bikes on the site, so I would look at all of them.

I've seen a second battery on the top tube. I take it you cycled with 3 batteries, 1 on the down tube and 2 in panniers. What was the V/Ah per battery?

Get a new Biktrix. I would be careful about getting used; the used battery is probably at the end of its life.

SOBOWO SF6 https://www.sobowo.com/SOBOWO-SF6-Powerful-Belt-Mid-Drive-with-Hidden-Battery-Folding-Electric-Bike-for-Adults-pd46215975.html Frame: Aluminium Alloy Rated Voltage: 48V Motor: 48v 750w/1000w Bafang BBSHD MM.G320 Mid Motor Battery Capacity: 48v 10.4ah/11.6ah/12.8ah/14ah Samsung...

Single or dual battery?

Sorry not Bafang but a powerful removable motor nonetheless: https://krankedbikes.com/ I saw the Kranked Hyperdrive mentioned in this thread: https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/santa-cruz-heckler.32005/

I though someone posted a Santa Cruz with a removable Bafang motor. I think this might be a good option if you want to ride sometimes with no motor. If you ride with a friend then you could take turns being pack animal for the extra motor: One rides down with no motor/battery, and one rides down...

Biktrix Moto is a mini-bike style with dual battery capacity. The Biktrix Moto has a 24-inch wheel option (I see your list has 20-inch wheels), which should be better for taller riders.

I want to travel from Edmonton to Calgary (200 miles) in one day with a stop for lunch. Ideally, I would get 100 miles easily out of a dual battery set up and carry two chargers for a quick lunchtime re-charge. Ideally, I could use just one battery for regular day-to-day shorter commutes to...

I have a GoPro Hero 5 in the back, and while I don't have a problem with reliability, I want an alternative that allows the image to be reversed on my phone so that the camera works like a rearview mirror. Any suggestions?

I don't understand why chain breaks aren't being reported more (at all?) in the Biktrix subforum. Biktrix bikes don't have internal geared hubs, so it's easy to be stuck in a high gear when coming to a sudden stop. I wonder if there is a tuning that allows over 1000W on throttle but limits how...

You can limit the top speed using the assist controls on the bike, as shown here: I have a Biktrix Juggernaut Ultra, and it is top speed limited to 50 kph (31 mph), and I can remove the limit as shown in the video to get a few more mph. The Biktrix tune allows the throttle to apply maximum...

I found this picture from San Vicente https://s2.wklcdn.com/image_28/844282/40401303/26715491Master.jpg of what I would call a rock garden. Given that I have done most of my riding on analog bike, I would be a little afraid to attempt this rock garden, but if I were to try it, I would prefer to...

I don't own either bike, but these are my impressions: Hydra: Narrow tire = tighter maneuvering, less float on sand/snow/mud Crosstour: Fat tire = more float on sand/snow/mud; tire suspension does not need adjustment Hydra: Full suspension = keeps wheel on the ground for better control/speed...