Tack för tipset. Ibland önskar man att det gick lite fortare, men oftare känns det som att det saknas någon kW. Särskilt när laddningen går under 50%.

27 mm works for me

It took me about 2 hours, but one quater of it was managing the camera. Now when I know how it is done i guess it would take me an hour.

Look s like nightmare

I have been riding my NIU for a year now, 4500 km. I like it very much and it is perfect for the city traffic. I use it also in the winter time, but when there is a risk for snow and ice, I ride slower. Occasionally I have also ridden on the country side, but the range and power isn't perfect for that. Despite that, I might use it more in the future since my living condition will change this summer as we will start renovating a farm. I used the original tires last summer and found the tires slippery in wet conditions. Especially the rear wheel lost grip on granite road covering, well covers and white road paint. I changed to "Mitas Monsun". These tires I have been using since. I find them better. Still though, the rear wheel can lose traction, especially on granite and well covers. However, I find them more forgiving, even when they lose traction there is some traction left. I'm happy with the new tires, but it is not as a dramatic improvement as I hoped for.

Close to 12000 km!

how did it go?

@@joakimdam9723 Ι changed my mind and bought a Silence S01.

@@eyangelosmixalopoulos2740 How has it been so far? Do you drive in the winter months with salt on roads? Any corrosion?

@@joakimdam9723 Ι ride it from early summer in Greece and so far, there is almost no corrosion, but in mainland Greece where i live, we have little snow just for a few days so there almost no salt on the roads. Maybe if i was living in one of the islands things could be different.

@@eyangelosmixalopoulos2740 Ah I see. I live in denmark with snow and salt on the roads for like 3 months. Dec, Jan Feb - I feel like the salt would destroy the bike in like 2 seasons/years

I experienced no difference in range.

I use recommended 200 kPa, front and rear.

Who uses kilopascals for tyre pressure! My man in the UK it's psi or maybe bar but never kilopascals 😬

@@kevindarkstar 1 bar is 100 kPa so that would make 2 bar. Man the brits too you guys pretend that you know proper measurements but you still dont. And if you know about bar you should know about kPa and pascal, come on someone didnt pay attention in school hahah, you could have at least done 1 google search. And if you buy it it says the preassure on the inside of the seat and i thought it more than 2 bar but whatever

It's depends about riders weight, winds, road type. I had one but its was very good later update to N1 sport.

Not like any engine scooter is a whole lot better tbh

@@kevindarkstar considering the fact that you're not changing tyres on daily basis, I think it's ok. The fact that I don't have to buy gas to run it makes it all worth it IMHO.