Rambo The Bushwacker
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Rambo The Bushwacker. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
9 reasons to buy
- The Bushwacker’s 750W Bafang BBSHD mid-drive motor puts out 120Nm of torque.
- The Bushwacker has an independent thumb throttle available.
- An owner-hunter says the Bushwacker is quieter than walking in the woods.
- The Bushwacker’s internal hub wacks bush well, without vegetation becoming caught in the bike’s drivetrain.
- Hydraulic 2-piston disc brakes deliver powerful stopping to Bushwacker riders.
- One 200lb owner towed their game cart behind the Bushwacker, with 80lb of gear.
- The Rambo Bushwacker is often lauded for its sturdiness.
- Bushwacker buyers described this e-bike as “good-looking”.
- Porcine 4”-wide Maxxis Minion FBF/FBR tires roll over the ashes and debris of fallen empires.
9 reasons not to buy
- Some owners say the Bushwacker struggles on hills.
- An upset owner had their motor fail within the Bushwacker’s warranty period, but Rambo would not honor their warranty.
- Two buyers found their Bushwacker was not warrantied for service at local bike shops.
- A mechanically proficient owner found the Bushwacker’s GT MRK 860 air suspension fork to be excessively stiff.
- A couple who bought Bushwackers said these bikes are heavy to lift.
- Bushwacker owners have described Rambo’s customer service as ‘kinda lacking’.
- A loud clicking sound was reported from the Bushwacker’s internal hub, in higher gears.
- A buyer with limited internet access wished the Bushwacker was packed with a complete manual.
- A disappointed owner said their Bushwacker would not stay in gear when climbing.
Bottom line
How much bush could a Bushwacker wack if a Bushwacker could wack bush? Loads, apparently. With incredibly porky 4”-inch-wide tires and front air suspension; this hardtail, electric, hunting fatbike is intended to traverse diverse terrain with nary a whimper. Even so, the Bushwacker's suspension fork was found to be stiff, despite multiple adjustments. The Bushwacker is equipped with a reputable Bafang 750-watt BBSHD mid-drive motor that delivers a maximum of 120 Nm of torque. This should push the Bushwacker up steep hills and carry a trailer full of game or cargo. It’s available in a single 19” frame size. Most owners were satisfied while others were disappointed with Rambo’s customer service and a lack of warranty support. Older models are fitted with an 11.6Ah battery.Expert Reviews
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