Taking Super Soco's Twin Battery CPX, 55mph electric scooter on a ride to see if we can top 100 miles in one charge. This test did include some pushing ! The ultimate range test.
Thank you for your series of videos on this electric scooter and showing it's real world capabilities and limitations, I have one being delivered in a few hours as part of a "Wheels2work" scheme.
Hiya mate, I gave up on the videos after they didn't produce the viewings that I was hoping for (was trying a few channels for different subjects) so theres unlikely to be more videos. I can tell you that I still use the bike for work on a daily basis, and I do still like it. I've had issues with the head bearings which are notchy, but otherwise all is well. I'm a bit of an electric vehicle geek, so I'm slightly biased and would rather ride this bike than my 100cc petrol scooter, and I still maintain that currently the petrol route is a better financial decision. I guess it's a case of, if you fancy one, and don't mind the cost, then go for it, and enjoy :)
@@pjonespresents9843 thanks, I appreciate your time in answering. Glad you still enjoy it, still in the early adopters phase electric vehicle aren’t they?
Any thoughts on the upcoming "pro" model? Seems they increased the wattage to 7000W and it can go a bit further and reach 65MPH now~ I'm also seeing cheaper chinese copies of the 4000W soco now for like 3600~ pounds, which is tbh still too pricey for a scooter of that speed/range. Could just buy a honda 125cc for less...
(Original video poster posting from a different TH-cam account) : I think it was about 17c ? To be honest, the temperature made less of a difference than I expected. Obviously a bike has no heater, so that’s not a factor in range, it’s also slightly more likely to be kept inside and out of the elements, and if needed, the batteries can be taken inside to keep warm
sure, brake hard in the wet and you'll end up on your ass ! - I never made a point of riding in the rain, but I'd compensate with my speed and wouldn't expect miracle performance out of unbranded tyres and standard brakes. It's on par with every other small scooter though :)
Sure, from the main road, left at the lights and up the hill, second right down the side street, left at the shops and continue for about 1 mile till the large white building on the right, bear right there, don’t turn, the road goes left and you pass a field on the right, go to the top of the hill and immediately right again, showroom is on your left. Oh sorry, I read your question again, no, not a clue where the showroom in Maharashtra is, how would I know that, I live in the UK ! ;)
@@pjonespresents9843 yep +/- 10 miles? you realy drive 100 miles or a 10 % error rate? And if it is GPS verified? 2 times test and almost the same result it look scientific!
Thank you for your series of videos on this electric scooter and showing it's real world capabilities and limitations, I have one being delivered in a few hours as part of a "Wheels2work" scheme.
thtas not boaring or stupid its fantastic. I ride TCMAX and found 55km most efficenct speed
Mmmm we would love an update video on your ownership if you have time for a short one?
Hiya mate, I gave up on the videos after they didn't produce the viewings that I was hoping for (was trying a few channels for different subjects) so theres unlikely to be more videos. I can tell you that I still use the bike for work on a daily basis, and I do still like it. I've had issues with the head bearings which are notchy, but otherwise all is well. I'm a bit of an electric vehicle geek, so I'm slightly biased and would rather ride this bike than my 100cc petrol scooter, and I still maintain that currently the petrol route is a better financial decision. I guess it's a case of, if you fancy one, and don't mind the cost, then go for it, and enjoy :)
@@pjonespresents9843 thanks, I appreciate your time in answering. Glad you still enjoy it, still in the early adopters phase electric vehicle aren’t they?
I like the video range test.. thank you for the video.
is there a bigger version of the battery? wanted to have like 200km range for 45-50kmh speed..
I don’t believe so, not for these prices, perhaps in the future (or buy an additional used battery ?)
Any thoughts on the upcoming "pro" model? Seems they increased the wattage to 7000W and it can go a bit further and reach 65MPH now~
I'm also seeing cheaper chinese copies of the 4000W soco now for like 3600~ pounds, which is tbh still too pricey for a scooter of that speed/range. Could just buy a honda 125cc for less...
How shall I bye this ev in kolkata?
Very good electric Scooter I will buy it 🙏👍
Hello, what was the room temperature when you did the test? Regards!
(Original video poster posting from a different TH-cam account) : I think it was about 17c ? To be honest, the temperature made less of a difference than I expected. Obviously a bike has no heater, so that’s not a factor in range, it’s also slightly more likely to be kept inside and out of the elements, and if needed, the batteries can be taken inside to keep warm
How this bike purchased online
hey thank you for making this video! just wonder the brakes have no ABS but if its raining does the brakes worked okaY? or still slips a bit ?
sure, brake hard in the wet and you'll end up on your ass ! - I never made a point of riding in the rain, but I'd compensate with my speed and wouldn't expect miracle performance out of unbranded tyres and standard brakes. It's on par with every other small scooter though :)
Good bike in all ev veical. Where is showroom in Maharashtra and prise kitna hei subsidi miltay kay? Lon par miltay kay
Sure, from the main road, left at the lights and up the hill, second right down the side street, left at the shops and continue for about 1 mile till the large white building on the right, bear right there, don’t turn, the road goes left and you pass a field on the right, go to the top of the hill and immediately right again, showroom is on your left. Oh sorry, I read your question again, no, not a clue where the showroom in Maharashtra is, how would I know that, I live in the UK ! ;)
the exactitude of the meter is adequate?
Are you asking if the Range estimate is accurate ?
@@pjonespresents9843 yep +/- 10 miles? you realy drive 100 miles or a 10 % error rate? And if it is GPS verified?
2 times test and almost the same result it look scientific!
Did you try it on steep hills?
I didn’t specifically, perhaps that, and and taking a passenger might be subjects for future videos
@@evtech2363 yes indeed it should be interesting, as I still haven't found a test on hills or ramps. Looking fwd for it. 👍
@@gigagybe6797 in which case, I’ll enquire with the local cycle club to find the steepest hill in the area. Watch this space ;)
Good
Two batteries , 100 miles ?..
Yep, absolutely max 100 miles. Typical 50, 60,70 miles, depending on how you ride it