UBCO Limited Reviews

"I love my UBCO Adventure bike. I purchased it in November 2022. I was final able to license it as a motorcycle in Idaho and use it mostly on the mountain logging roads. I do ride it in the resort town of McCall where the speed limits are all 25 mph. The UBCO always gets a lot of attention wherever I go. My concern is why the battery was discharged to .6 volts over the winter. I did not plug it in monthly as recommended and had never had an issue in previous years. I'm hopeful a fix has been instituted to prevent total discharge? My recommendations are having a foot brake for the rear brake like most motorcycles. I would also like the bike top speed to be 45 mph, vice 31 mph. The hunting version has this capability. "

"Got rid of my Backou storm for an UBCO work 3.1 and added everything to make it a \u201chunt\u201d. Couldn\u2019t be happier with it."

"Makes it a breeze!"

"Bike is awesome, so much fun and seems pretty robust for most uses. Everything is really well thought out, from the packaging (minimum plastic, recyclable cardboard) to the step by step guides and manuals. I find myself off for a ride at every chance I get\u2026\r\n\r\nBike was dispatched super quick after ordering and arrived the next day\u2026. love it!"

"I love my UBCO. Very excited to see what improvements they come out with over the years to come. Great fun, performs as advertised!"

"I have a pair of 2x2 adventure bikes and they're perfect for what I need. They make it up my dirt hills in the rain without problems, they have power to spare and the cargo attachments let me get around our mountain property with a tool box, chainsaw, and more. They handle well and they're easy to maneuver even when they're loaded up."

"My UBCO Utility Bike was delivered in May 2023. It\u2019s now June 2024. I have 74.39 hours recorded over roughly seven months. Because I live in Minnesota, USA and it\u2019s too cold to ride the UBCO in winter.\r\n\r\n95% of my hours are from gravels roads. 5% off road. I added mirrors because most of my hours are on a road. See picture.\r\n\r\nI added a rear basket, which makes carrying tools and groceries easier. Suggest UBCO sell baskets designed for the bike. They are extremely useful. See picture.\r\n\r\nI added a drawstring backpack filled with various length straps and bungee cords. Straps and bungee cords are used for tie downs. The backpack is used to carry fragile items. Keep it folded up under the seat. Again, suggest UBCO sell drawstring backpacks filled with various length straps and bungee cords. See picture.\r\n\r\nTires on the UBCO Utility Bike are off road. When its time, I\u2019ll replace with on\/off road tires. Better fit for my use.\r\n\r\nI use the UBCO for yard work at my lake home, run errands into town (gravel roads), and ride to my neighbors (gravel roads). Because its battery powered it\u2019s quiet, and my neighbors appreciate that.\r\n\r\nI use the UBCO daily and will buy another when time to replace."