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@@northernlefty5412 yeah I tried the generic stompgrip one and it does not fit well on this mt09

@@Brianmiter the Niu branded 60v 29Ah utilized Panasonic lithium-ion battery cells. There are 170 cells in there.

@@gregswiatek515 It says made by sunwoda in china, or is it panasonic. Sorry im just a bit confused since i dont know when they changed it.

@@gregswiatek515 It says made by sunwoda in china on the battery, but i don't know if its still panasonic or not, sorry im confused because i dont know when they changed it.

​@@Brianmitermine was a 2020

I had only one. But if you'd get a second one, it would go under the seat.

@@gregswiatek515 Thanks I'm gonna buy one next week. Bye.

Back then yes, it's been a while now so best would be to ask then ahead of time, good luck !

Haha Oh Fabrice ! :-D content d'avoir de tes news ! Eh oui on est loin des petites 125cc qu'on a louées a Séoul ! :-D. Je te fais signe si jamais je viens faire un tour en Europe, faudrait qu'on se refasse une balade en bécane !

@@gregswiatek515 Avec grand Plaisir !

They have two different models - the volcano ones seem extremely grippy, and the ones I picked less grippy, which is what I was looking for. My riding jeans have a little bit of wear from these, and for me they grip enough. I was reading that the volcano ones are so grippy it can damage riding pants heavily, so I avoided these. If I'd be using the bike regularly on a track I'd probably go for the more grippy model - but for everyday riding I'm happy with these. I guess it comes down to what you need. Enjoy !

Thank you!

No, not possible unfortunately...

@@gregswiatek515 спасибо. Очень жаль

About 55 to 80 kilometers, it depends of the speed that you drive. The slower the speed, the more kilometers you can drive.

@@gregswiatek515 👍👍👍

Haha thanks ! You remember this area after all those years ? Crazy ! You're welcome to visit us anytime! And we'd be glad to visit you as well, that would be really awesome ! I'm sure it will happen one day !

@@gregswiatek515 Aha! So it is where I think it is 😄 we'll definitely have to take u up on that offer someday and you guys are welcome here anytime. Hope that someday is sooner than later!!

I've been to Beijing a few times, and from my understanding, there are areas downtown where you can't drive scooters there. It might be just some parts of the center, because out of there for sure there were some. You'll have to look into which kind of scooter you can get to be able to have a licence plate, there might be maximum speed limitations to get a licence plate. That kind of stuff is changing all the time so when you get there you can get the latest info. At some point they had temporary "yellow plates" which allowed faster scooters to have a 3 year temporary plate, there are also "white plates" for scooters usually not exceeding 25 km/h and those are just legal and permanent. Anyways this might have been changing so to confirm once you're there with locals and the police stations which manage the plates. Good luck !

@@gregswiatek515 many thx for all the info!!

I asked my wife. She said it was fine, didn't have any problem. =)

Hi Celine, you're welcome ! It should be fine, my colleague Fabrice had his French motorcycle licence and he could rent a bike in Seoul. I did rent at the same place than him with my Korean licence. If you get the chance, have someone call the shop for you to ask prior just to be sure. Enjoy and safe driving !

Hi again Greg and thank you for your answer and the good advice :) I'll try to find someone who speaks korean then :) have a good day and fun rides over there !

The sound comes from the front or rear brake ? The way the brakes are made on this bike is that the caliper is floating - maybe the brake pads or brake disk needs to be changed... It depends how the owner before you used them. If i was you i would take it to a NIU shop, or a bike shop to have the brake pads and discs checked. As for the bar code, maybe you can enter the number manually? It might be visible under the battery, or might also be engraved somewhere on the frame (maybe under the seat if I remember well). Sorry I don't have the bike anymore right now so I can't check. Good luck with those two points !

@@gregswiatek515 it’s came from back whele

@@Pinkudaniemridha well I'd have the rear wheel checked (brake pads, brake disk, bearings) to make sure all is fine there.

Thanks ! Same for me.. I even emailed them to ask if they have a real picture :-D But I just took the risk in the end, to get it without knowing how it would look.

I always tried to avoid rain and flooded areas, but got caught a few times. Never had any issues riding in rain, and it was strong - no failures whatsoever. I did have to cross some flooded streets, I guess it was about 4-5 inches high and didn't have issues.. just went through slowly. I did it because there was no other way, but id avoid it if possible!

It depends of the country and the regulations. But there are also aftermarket electronic control units, which go to 65 km/h and sometimes more.

Nice ! Id be glad to see a bike video from there !

60km/h is great ! Nice ! Just be careful at That speed, to make sure you can brake on time if anything happens... :-). By the way, which part of Indonesia are you in?

@@gregswiatek515 I'm on capital Jakarta. Actually with the heavy traffic jam on the city we rarely get the top speed, maybe NIU trying to be competitive with other electric vehicle that already available here like Viar Q1, United T1800, or Gesits (local brand) that have roughly same specs (except the smart apps connectivity, a plus point for NIU).

@@heronimus17 cool, enjoy ! I think the price there seems reasonable for the NQi sport, considering the quality is pretty good and you get a good speed as well. Enjoy !

Awesome ! You made yourself a killer bike ! 120km range is amazing =). That bike is really a great investment. Enjoy riding and be safe ! :-D thanks a lot for all the info and feedback !

@@gregswiatek515 No Worries👍And I changed a lot of things like the new dashboard, new ECU V35, 182 FOCcontroller, front turn signal daytime running light and changed the rear brake light🤣 Enjoy your Niu ride ! Be safe🤘

@@aircorgihui43Hi just bought a used bike,do you mind sharing some links for suspension,disc rotors and other compatible stuff?

Yes, you can either : 1) plug the bike while the battery is inside, or, 2) remove the battery and plug it at home.

Hi ! Well it depends of the speed you go. If you go very slow (20km/h) you get tons of mileage out of the battery, if you go more like 45km/h or above you'll get less. From memory, when I was using it in average of a mix of slow and fast speed, through city riding, I'd say it was about 55km roughly. Hard to say exactly cause I don't have the bike anymore right now. I could get more range if i needed to go to a far point and back, so i was then purposefully going slow to be sure to go and back, and still have a little safety margin in case. The range was a bit lower in winter months, but not so much cause I stored the bike indoors most of the time, or at least taking the battery indoors when not using it on very cold days. Hope this helps.

I'd love to, but unfortunately I left china and had to leave this bike behind, it was too complicated to bring it back with me with me mainly for the battery. Anyhow, I'll be getting a new bike soon, but totally different.. Yamaha MT-09 2022.. cheers !

Thank you ! :-D

Should be fine, the best is to test drive it if you can. At least sit on it for a while at the dealership. Good luck !

Yeah oops for the conversion of units :-P and I'm an engineer... ! Yeah it was a bit small, my next bike will be bigger. Are you tall also? What do you ride ?

You'll always find some alternate routes and roads avoiding the highway, no worries. Also, I'd say it's not such a bad thing, you'll see more of the country and highway motorcycle riding is not always comfortable or fun. Just be careful and safe on all the other roads, gotta be ready for someone to pop out of nowhere..! Take care and safe riding

@@gregswiatek515 thank you so much for the info, I am glad I can make the ride, can you give me links to the rentals for motorcycles (not scooters) as the link you provided below does not work anymore :/ it would help me a lot.

@@sahils3269 Thnq bro

Hi ! Sorry for the late answer. Honestly the range haven't diminished much, it's minor. At the same time, I always took very good care of the battery (the bike was stored indoors 99% of the time in winter overnight, always in the shade in summer, I took the battery indoors on cold days when going to work.). When it was cold (-5 Celsius let's say), I'd lose about 10%-15% of range compared to summer. Sorry to not be so precise, but I'd say try to not keep the battery out in the cold overnight and you shouldn't have any issues!

@@gregswiatek515 Well, I'd guess Niu includes decent batteries, the quality seems good, generally, so I guess the batteries should last a bit in the long run. Taking the battery inside in the wintertime seems a little bit of a hassle, then again, I wouldn't be using the scooter every day when it's cold outside. Parking in the shade in the summertime should be possible. I find the question very interesting… How long do these batteries last we're being sold right now in all those new EVs?!? After all, they are the expensive part in those vehicles. Looking forward to some studies the next few years. So, no real notable capacity loss, right?🙂 Sounds good!

Tianjin, not far from Beijing =)

I'm sorry I don't know if it supports fast charging.. i only got the stock charger That cones with it. I never timed it very precisely, but i think usually from like 15% to 100% it would take about 5 or 6 hours I'd estimate. As for idle, I'd say maybe it would lose about 5 to 7% a day.. again I never pay too much attention to that, but it was never an issue. All those are just rough estimates..

They are fine - for the usage and the speed of the bike they work well, but don't expect high quality there. You will still feel the bumps and cracks on the roads - it's not amazing if you're riding on rough terrain. And of course they are not adjustable like on higher-end motorcycles (damper, rebound, etc).

@@gregswiatek515 did you tried the uqi?

@@axel9546 yes I did. The U series came after the N series so they felt a bit "newer" as they had a few more modern features (for example, no need to put the key in the scooter to drive it, proximity was enough). But the one I tired was slower and has less range than the N series so I preferred the N. Good luck !

Hi! My wife did ride a lot with me - she's 5'7" and 117lb. She was always comfortable and we did ride together quite a lot. The seat is quite cushy, she would need a little break after about over an hour. I can't measure it now but I'd say it the seat is between something like 20 to 25 inches long overall. The footpegs for the 2nd person have two positions (closed and open).

@@gregswiatek515 thank you !

Thanks for the price comparison ! From which area are you ?