Thanks for the Video, would you know why mine has P1 all the way to P7.. but I can’t find out what P5 P6 does, they only have 0-1 option when I click them
The throttle came with the bike as a free gift. I don't think they are legal in the UK or many places in Europe, as it then works completely like an electric moped, with no pedalling required, and thus needs a licence, number plate, helmet etc.
@@TheCheapBikeChannel ah ok, I pursume it’s just a case of plugging it in and putting it on the handle bars? Maybe its something you could do a video on?? Thanks for your help. :)
Do you have to pedal. Is there a way around it without pedalling. If you do have to pedal. Is it easy. I want to buy one but my heart health is not good and bad asthma copd etc. so don’t want to kill myself getting breathless
@@MahmoudMahmoud-u6q It depends where you live and what the police are like. You'd have to be quite unlucky to get caught. And apparently the higher speed is allowed in some European countries.
do you think you van make it faster?
Thanks for the Video, would you know why mine has P1 all the way to P7.. but I can’t find out what P5 P6 does, they only have 0-1 option when I click them
I don't know either - it isn't in the manual, perhaps it's for some type of testing or transport mode.
Did the throttle come with the bike or did you have to get that separately? Also is it legal in the uk to have?
The throttle came with the bike as a free gift. I don't think they are legal in the UK or many places in Europe, as it then works completely like an electric moped, with no pedalling required, and thus needs a licence, number plate, helmet etc.
@@TheCheapBikeChannel ah ok, I pursume it’s just a case of plugging it in and putting it on the handle bars? Maybe its something you could do a video on?? Thanks for your help. :)
Do you have to pedal. Is there a way around it without pedalling.
If you do have to pedal. Is it easy. I want to buy one but my heart health is not good and bad asthma copd etc. so don’t want to kill myself getting breathless
@@topbuzno you dont have to pedal, as long as you receive the "free gift" throttle, you can just turn that to accelerate, like a moped or motorbike
If the speed reaches 30, do we get a fine or something like that?
The police would test it on a special machine, to see the maximum speed, then give a fine, confiscate (if really high speed) or just verbal warning.
@@TheCheapBikeChannel So you advise me not to do what you did in the video, right? Because I have the same M2 bike
@@MahmoudMahmoud-u6q It depends where you live and what the police are like. You'd have to be quite unlucky to get caught. And apparently the higher speed is allowed in some European countries.
@@TheCheapBikeChannel Fine, thank you