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That is awesome, these jetsons really do make awesome camp bikes. I need to do a update on mine soon. I am half way through a 48v conversion, was trying to find a little more speed but i am now limited by the motor.

@@mainstreetscooters Now that I have some better idea of what I am doing, and what I can expect. My next project is going to be entirely from "scratch", rather than trying to polish a turd [not entirely fair, but shopping for parts...] I am doing a chopper, and I will have a shop sew a hub into a much better quality rim. The biggest disappointment was discovering the limits built in by mass production. I will either grab a frame and forks from ebay, or recondition a Schwinn OCC.

I swapped the entire front end on my bolt, 20 inch shocks and BMX bars. So, if you have an allen wrench handy, it still, technically, folds.

Thanks for the kind words. I am 5'7 and here's the link a.co/d/5uyEe3Y

I know I need those racks I have the Jetson bolt pro and those racks would really help since I'm using mine for cheap transportation because I can't afford a car because of the high prices an high inflation it's expensive to own a car so I decided to use my Jetson bolt for cheap transportation it's not the fastest but it gets me around town But my point is those racks would really help

Still have it. I had Bought the niu for friend and family to ride.

@@mainstreetscooters Damn, should have picked up a second ElitePrime when they were $700 :)

Wish I had. They are a steal at 700. I did end up picking up a wrecked p100s that I am rebuilding, ill be doing a comparison video soon

I look forward to it!@@mainstreetscooters

15 when is stock, 20 mph with three Arduio hack

@@mainstreetscooterswhat is the three audio hack?

Decent on small hill, will need to pedal some on the steeper ones and I've had no issues with tall grass

jellystonepa.com/ its a cool spot, can recommend

Lol I know it's me Nick just messing with ya

No problem to report yet, it has been very hot hear though so I havent put as many mile on it as id like. I will updater if any issues are discovered

You may need to use the app to unlock it. There was a part in there that had you ride for I think half a mile and then it would unlock the function. From there I just use the button on the bike to activate it.

Yes and yes, 😂 will be in part 2

@@mainstreetscooters hello! When can we expect part two of the video? Would love to know where the racks are from ☺️

@@ashleyevitts266 working to have it out later this week or begining of next week. I'll ad links in the description 😁

I've been very happy with the kryptonite lock. Unfortunately anything can be cut/broken with enough time.

I hope you get yours soon Peter, Cant wait to hear your thoughts on it. She is definitely a great hill climber!

Im a 9.5 and dont have a issue, 13's IDK, I think with the tail kick section though you should have enough room. I definitely do not feel crowded on it.

What's your estimate of max range at top speed after several cycles

@@soneeeee4440 I have no problem getting 30 miles in X mode/fastest mode, and I beat on this thing full speed everywhere lol. depending on weight and hills in your area you may get more or less. Id say Yadeas estimates are very close if not spot on for regular riding.

No not really. If there was a drop I couldn't detect it

Thank you 🙏 would be nice if you can find a slope to climb. Taking the time with 100% battery and again with the 20%...

I had 2 of the first gen Segway max. both suffered from the motor wiring melting due to the poor connectors with the controller. Both had less them 400 miles and Segway was unwilling to assist. I will pick Yadea all day long over Segway but have not yet had to experience Yadeas customer service, fingers crossed i wont have to. But looking at them side by side, the Yadea has a much better suspension, turn signals and is just all around nicer in my opinion.

Working on the 100 mile review now, should be out in a week or so

@@mainstreetscootersthanks! Only 13 days left or so to decide!!!

So far it's been rock solid, I am working on a follow up video, just need it to stop raining in my area

Id put it at a solid 8.5, hands down beats my kaabo and zero 9.

I am 5'8. The tires are self healing and it is ipx5, so it should be fine if you get caught in the rain. Just don't take it swimming

64lbs

@@mainstreetscooters 64 lbs both reassuring and concerning if you need to move it by hand! In your view, are tubeless tire the best solution (and are these self-sealing)? I bought a fairly premium Blutron scooter with tubes and on the 3rd ride i got a pinch flat on the rear motor wheel, that was over 2 weeks ago. ive worked on bike wheels but this ones going to be a bitch if i have to go into the deck to slack up the motor cable. should have followed my instinct and steered clear of the tube tire models. I suspect the tube was badly installed at the factory, punctured under the valve. should have checked pressure after 1st ride. 235 lbs no joke on back wheel of course. The rubber tires give a nice ride, but can be somewhat jarring and leg fatigue after 15 minutes.. i agree suspension probably key, another mistake i made.

@@soneeeee4440 So out of all the scooters I have owned, the only ones ever to get flats had tubes in them. All of my tubeless sccots have had no issues. I have worked in the past with self healing tires, basically there is a black tar or sticky substance along the inside, as soon as a puncture happens it seals around it. You can even pull a nail or screw out and 9 times out of 10 you won't have a issue, so I'm all for self healing tires. The weight is another thing but I am ok with it, the trade off is you get a larger battery and full suspension, its worth the extra weight to me to have these features

Next video on this scooter should be out next friday

Do you have new video?

Have seen a way yet. Although I'm sure some people will be working on it

Hi Peter, I have had both the M365 and ninebot G30 Max in the past and can say with confidence that the suspension makes all the difference in the world. My ninebot max I could only ride 5-10 miles, before my knees and legs started really aching, I have had no leg pains riding this one. You do sacrifice weight savings though for the suspension, it weighs around 65lbs but for me I can't go back to a non suspension scooter.

@@mainstreetscooters Thanks. Well, I've ordered one and in due course will report on it in my own channel - I'm confident that it will be a positive review!

@@Ozpeter I think your gonna love it

@@mainstreetscooters When I review it, it will probably be on the basis of comparing safety and (local) legality to the M365 - I will add a link to your channel if people want to know more about it, eg your range tests.

There is not, I use a kryptonite evolution mini 7 on mine

61lbs

Have you confirmed on a scale? I heard that the 61 may be a bit inflated but not sure if that’s accurate

I will be performing a range test in the next few days, I will post total mile/km the scooter is capable of after filming and testing.

The third-party reviews I've read and watched got an average of about 45 mi (60 km) per charge... Not bad, for this kind of weight & power.