Urban Arrow Family Review - $7k

The Urban Arrow Family is a family oriented box bike that lets you see your precious cargo, up to three small children in the front, and maneuver like a traditional bicycle on two wheels. Bike weight and cargo weight is kept low and center for stability. Thoughtfully designed rain cover, poncho, baby seat adapter, rear rack, and double battery options expand the possibilities. Available in black or white, the seat tube angle and highly adjustable stem and handlebar provide a wide range of fit options. The frame and tires have reflective accents for safety, along with the optional cargo covers, and premium lights let you ride comfortably at dawn or dusk. Great fenders and full-surround chain cover keep you clean. The step-thru frame is approachable but very stiff, the bike doesn't flex as much as many two wheel long tail cargo bikes I've reviewed but it is heavier overall. The kickstand is very sturdy but easy to deploy and stow. Pedals, saddle, grips, and puncture-resistant balloon tires are above average for improved comfort. Durable Enviolo CVT drivetrain provides shifting at standstill and ramped vs. stepped cadence adjustability but adds cost and weight. Bosch Cargo Line motor is their most powerful, but spends power more quickly. Upgraded ebike specific hydraulic disc brakes are perfect for a bike this size. Higher capacity Bosch PowerPack 500 than previous generation.

0:00 Introduction, total weight 110lbs, front box overview
1:06 Updates to the frame design, motor, battery, lights, brakes
1:37 Closer look at the saddle, kickstand, child seat and belts
2:16 Optional front bench seat, floor mat, rain cover
3:05 Benefits of front box, other models: Shorty, Cargo, Tender
4:29 Steering and handling, why different sized wheels were used
4:55 Seat post details, swept back handlebar and adjustable stem
5:16 White or black frame colors, reflective accents, lights, tires
5:56 Enviolo continuously variable transmission CVT drivetrain
6:55 Chain and Hebie full-surround Chainglider plastic protector
7:38 High price $6,999 USD, fit adjustability, more accessories
8:43 Motor details and benefits: Bosch Cargo Line 85nm, 4th Gen
10:07 Battery pack details: Bosch PowerPack 500 (optional second pack)
11:13 Very cool bell! Overview of hydraulic disc brakes 180/302mm
12:03 SKS plastic fenders, rear light, frame dimensions
13:07 Battery charger: Bosch fast 4 amp, optional rain poncho
14:19 Optional side pocket luggage net, Pon Group and warranty
15:09 Demo ABUS Shield frame lock and battery pack removal
16:59 Display panel overview: Bosch Intuvia LCD and button pad
19:52 Settings menu on display: hold Reset and i to access
20:18 Ride test begins with third person camera shots of Tony
21:09 First person ride test, motor closeups and noise test
22:00 I hop into the front box area and Tony pedals!
24:11 Outro with site resources: compare and forums

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