I’ve been riding one for about 1500 miles. And it’s great. If you go into the settings and tweak it, you can get up to 32 mph. Which is great in dealing with traffic. But your battery definitely drains at that speed. But with the stock settings I found you can get about 30-40 round trip on a charge and while keeping it at about 15 mph.
I'm seriously thinking about picking this up. I just got a new job and the commute is short, but still a bit of a distance. Public transportation doesn't allow me to get there in time. So this will help me out
Thank you for making this video. Do you feel like the center of gravity is where it needs to be and you feel safe? I’m on the fence about buying one, I love my super fast scooter but the center of gravity is what makes it feel a little unstable around 30 mph.
@@lukebolin615 I see what you’re saying, I have both this bike and a scooter. The bike is definitely more stable at higher speeds due to the bigger wheels
This video was exactly what i was looking for! Thank you so much! I have a budget of around 1,200 definitely dont mind coming in under, is this what you would recommend?
@@schfifty5iv I don’t have a ton of other bikes to compare to, however I’ve been very impressed with this. Especially at this price point. Let me know whatever you decide to go with!
I do suggest everyone to install puncture resistant tires and tubes. Definitely worth doing cause of flats. And you really gotta have basically a shop to remove to rear wheel.
i put about 300 miles on it so far im 6,3 200 pounds ive gotten up to 31 on smooth road definitely had to pin the throttle but i can consistently get about 25-28 mph also there two different headlights modes one is pretty useless but the high beams are great for night not as bright as a car but perfect for regular lights as for durability ive crashed 3 times and the bike still works flawlessly
@@BuyersEdgeActual honestly walked away everytime with lil to no damage always wearing my gear takes me a long way if you ride this on the street with alot of traffic i definitely recommend you wear atleast a helmet
Im looking to purchase this bike this week. I am worried about how hard it is to remove the rear wheel and change the brake pads. Do you have any information or thoughts on this?
I just got one on market place for $500 and 500km on odometer. Can you switch it from kmh to mph? How do you switch between modes? The 1-5 is only for the pedal assist? The guy I bought it from didn’t speak any English so I didn’t learn all the features. But this thing does rip
@@PrathamAdhikari-mu3hy my brakes weren’t adjusted the best when I first got it, use the barrel nut adjusters at the brake and at the brake lever to take the slack out. Made mine 10x better
Hopefully I got a reply from you or anyone. So I just got it for a couple of days. Just charge it last night and this morning when it fully charge I Installed it back on but the power button doesn’t turn on. What did I do wrong there? Anyone having a same issue as me?
I got a thousand miles on mine I ride it every day on the trails it's a good bike 1500 watt motor can't beat it the only thing is a rough riding bike the seat is not at all comfortable and I've had it less than a year and mine's already cracking but it's a great bike another thing is the brake pads are impossible to change it's easier just to buy a new calipers and put on it if you look at all the videos they don't show you how to change those and that is the reason cuz you can't
Its a pretty crappy bike i wish i would of saved up for a faster one.. a motorcycle looking bike that looks quick but really isn't for the price. The suspension is a joke, the derailleur broke after a few months the back brakes never worked..i have also been through two back tires currently on my third..tells you something about the suspension, and im not even a heavy rider.. save your money and go for something more reliable
@BuyersEdgeActual ide of liked it to do at least an actual 40/45 I use mine every day to and from work a 14 mile commute takes 45 to 50 min.. if you are going up hills, it drops down to less than half speed.. i gotta keep my throttle pinned 100% of the time in order to even make it there in a realistic time period. Throttle should have just had a cruise lock on it if i gotta keep it wrapped 100% wide open to do 20 /25 mph, 30s tops anr thats with a wind pushing you from behind down hill... 10 to 14 uphills, i just feel it's too slow and too heavy for the way it looks. It should have been faster with softer rear suspension front high and low beem front blinkers, better brakes and better derailleur, better tires and a higher speed...so yup basically a different better bike
I'm glad someone finally made a video on this bike
@@viperzgo1124 this bike impressed me, hope this helps
Yes same I’ve had mine for 8 months and put on about 1000 miles and it’s been pretty reliable
@@KennySedlachekV-qf1tz glad to hear it! Looking forward to getting that many miles on mine
Just got one. First day at the golf course 5 guys ordered one on their phones. This thing is cool.
I’ve been riding one for about 1500 miles. And it’s great. If you go into the settings and tweak it, you can get up to 32 mph. Which is great in dealing with traffic. But your battery definitely drains at that speed. But with the stock settings I found you can get about 30-40 round trip on a charge and while keeping it at about 15 mph.
teach me how 🙏
I like your videos, please continue making them!
I'm seriously thinking about picking this up. I just got a new job and the commute is short, but still a bit of a distance. Public transportation doesn't allow me to get there in time. So this will help me out
Only thing I wish with em was front turn signals and some form of rack on back for panniers. Plus higher handlebars would be great
Thank you for making this video. Do you feel like the center of gravity is where it needs to be and you feel safe? I’m on the fence about buying one, I love my super fast scooter but the center of gravity is what makes it feel a little unstable around 30 mph.
@@lukebolin615 I see what you’re saying, I have both this bike and a scooter. The bike is definitely more stable at higher speeds due to the bigger wheels
This video was exactly what i was looking for! Thank you so much! I have a budget of around 1,200 definitely dont mind coming in under, is this what you would recommend?
@@schfifty5iv I don’t have a ton of other bikes to compare to, however I’ve been very impressed with this. Especially at this price point. Let me know whatever you decide to go with!
Save youre money and save up for something better look at freego bike for a netter step up. Still real cheap
Great video!
@@RayHenry100 thanks ray
I do suggest everyone to install puncture resistant tires and tubes. Definitely worth doing cause of flats. And you really gotta have basically a shop to remove to rear wheel.
What prevents us from taking the rear wheel off ourselves?
You just need a recessed 16 mm ratchet head and rachet as they are acorn bolts again cutting corners with no quick release rear tire@@G59Anthony
i put about 300 miles on it so far im 6,3 200 pounds ive gotten up to 31 on smooth road definitely had to pin the throttle but i can consistently get about 25-28 mph also there two different headlights modes one is pretty useless but the high beams are great for night not as bright as a car but perfect for regular lights as for durability ive crashed 3 times and the bike still works flawlessly
@@san-ni thanks for the update! Hopefully the crashes weren’t too bad. Looking forward to cooler weather so I can get mine out more
@@BuyersEdgeActual honestly walked away everytime with lil to no damage always wearing my gear takes me a long way if you ride this on the street with alot of traffic i definitely recommend you wear atleast a helmet
What’s the mileage when you pedal ?
@@ryaneskettit999 closer to 30-40 miles
Im looking to purchase this bike this week. I am worried about how hard it is to remove the rear wheel and change the brake pads. Do you have any information or thoughts on this?
@@G59Anthony I haven’t messed with the brake pads but the wheel removal isn’t difficult.
@G59Anthony its a bit difficult you will need a 16mm recessed bit
I just got one on market place for $500 and 500km on odometer. Can you switch it from kmh to mph? How do you switch between modes? The 1-5 is only for the pedal assist? The guy I bought it from didn’t speak any English so I didn’t learn all the features. But this thing does rip
@@Joe_Dirtee glad you’re enjoying it, yes you can look up the instructions online I forgot how to change it for sure.
I just got this bike, but my left brakes may a little bit of sound. Is it just me?
@@PrathamAdhikari-mu3hy my brakes weren’t adjusted the best when I first got it, use the barrel nut adjusters at the brake and at the brake lever to take the slack out. Made mine 10x better
Can you tell me whether there's space for a larger/second battery? And can a bike rack be attached to the back?
@@JaimeAshley-ii7ne mine has a small rack on the back, you might be able to rig up a larger rack to the smaller one to get more surface area
Hopefully I got a reply from you or anyone.
So I just got it for a couple of days. Just charge it last night and this morning when it fully charge I Installed it back on but the power button doesn’t turn on. What did I do wrong there? Anyone having a same issue as me?
@@jimmynguyen8244 did you flip your switch on the battery as well?
Anyone know how to get the z8 out of p8 mode ?
I got a thousand miles on mine I ride it every day on the trails it's a good bike 1500 watt motor can't beat it the only thing is a rough riding bike the seat is not at all comfortable and I've had it less than a year and mine's already cracking but it's a great bike another thing is the brake pads are impossible to change it's easier just to buy a new calipers and put on it if you look at all the videos they don't show you how to change those and that is the reason cuz you can't
Its a pretty crappy bike i wish i would of saved up for a faster one.. a motorcycle looking bike that looks quick but really isn't for the price. The suspension is a joke, the derailleur broke after a few months the back brakes never worked..i have also been through two back tires currently on my third..tells you something about the suspension, and im not even a heavy rider.. save your money and go for something more reliable
@@weagIV how much faster do you want to go? To me this goes faster than I’d want on a bike. How many miles to wear out a tire?
@BuyersEdgeActual ide of liked it to do at least an actual 40/45 I use mine every day to and from work a 14 mile commute takes 45 to 50 min.. if you are going up hills, it drops down to less than half speed.. i gotta keep my throttle pinned 100% of the time in order to even make it there in a realistic time period. Throttle should have just had a cruise lock on it if i gotta keep it wrapped 100% wide open to do 20 /25 mph, 30s tops anr thats with a wind pushing you from behind down hill... 10 to 14 uphills, i just feel it's too slow and too heavy for the way it looks. It should have been faster with softer rear suspension front high and low beem front blinkers, better brakes and better derailleur, better tires and a higher speed...so yup basically a different better bike
@@weagIV thanks for clarifying