We just bought a second hand one. I weigh around 105 kilo. I got it up to 62 kilometres per hour, really quickly. Ours has solid tyres. Super bright lights, too bright for oncoming cars. Dual front suspension and rear suspension. It'll blow your hair back. We paid 1000 Aud. Pretty solid and fast for that price. I'm normally very cautious with Chinese made electronic stuff but this seems okay, so far.
@AdhdGamer2023 yeah I went through that so as far as getting it to 35 unless u weigh as much as a full grown Asian man wich is about 160 170 not gonna happen unfortunately and the answer to the volt drop that cuz the controller can handle up to 60 volts usually but ur battery only produces usually up to 47 usable volts
I don't think there was any false advertising the max speed depends on the battery, controller, and rider weight. A 1200w scooter should reach about 30mph which is what it sounds like you were close to. My understanding is the motors are are pretty much all the same what matters is the battery and the controller. Obviously a quality battery and quality controller will improve speed. Still is really good deal I just paid about the same for a "1000w" scooter granted it's probably going to perform the similar/same. I did pick the 21ah option though.
I got one and it stopped turning on on its own without being plugged in after about 300 miles. I got my money back because I got it through Walmart with an insurance plan but not I have it and it does nothing. If you try to turn it on, without it, being plugged in, regardless of whether it’s in the lock mode or not, I took the receiver for the key fob out of the equation and wired it straight through but to no avail. However, I can discount the key fob as being the issue, if anybody else has had similar issues, or ideas, please get a hold of me.
If that's the case, I have the same model and the same battery and the GPS speed is much lower than what it says, I was able to change program P2 to 17 instead of 12 and then the correct speed matches the GPS. it doesn't go more than 35 km/h.. 48v 13 ah.... 1 motor..... my second question is: P7 and P9 when changing parameters i don't feel any difference.. is it the same with you?
Tubeless tires doesn't mean solid tires. For example every car on the road has tubeless tires, tire bead keeps the air inside. I would prefer a tubeless tire over solid because the ride will be much nicer.
@@outwithklo Its a pneumatic tire. They all have their days in the rain. I intend on replacing the tubes and tires anyway eventually, and the only thing I have heard is that the tire size is weird or something. I'm glad you had a good experience. The negative comments sound like they are from their competition tbh. Ya know what? If the fairly cheap and replaceable tires are all I got to worry about Im gucci.
How did you put the scooter together
Tubeless does not mean solid...
We just bought a second hand one. I weigh around 105 kilo. I got it up to 62 kilometres per hour, really quickly. Ours has solid tyres. Super bright lights, too bright for oncoming cars. Dual front suspension and rear suspension.
It'll blow your hair back. We paid 1000 Aud. Pretty solid and fast for that price. I'm normally very cautious with Chinese made electronic stuff but this seems okay, so far.
If you look in the manual it shows you how to setup the p settings and it's actually perty easly to change the tires
Thanks! I'll look it up...
@AdhdGamer2023 yeah I went through that so as far as getting it to 35 unless u weigh as much as a full grown Asian man wich is about 160 170 not gonna happen unfortunately and the answer to the volt drop that cuz the controller can handle up to 60 volts usually but ur battery only produces usually up to 47 usable volts
I don't think there was any false advertising the max speed depends on the battery, controller, and rider weight. A 1200w scooter should reach about 30mph which is what it sounds like you were close to. My understanding is the motors are are pretty much all the same what matters is the battery and the controller. Obviously a quality battery and quality controller will improve speed. Still is really good deal I just paid about the same for a "1000w" scooter granted it's probably going to perform the similar/same. I did pick the 21ah option though.
I got one and it stopped turning on on its own without being plugged in after about 300 miles. I got my money back because I got it through Walmart with an insurance plan but not I have it and it does nothing.
If you try to turn it on, without it, being plugged in, regardless of whether it’s in the lock mode or not, I took the receiver for the key fob out of the equation and wired it straight through but to no avail. However, I can discount the key fob as being the issue, if anybody else has had similar issues, or ideas, please get a hold of me.
Jueshai makes ok scooters... but they are utter liars. 20ah actually means 5ah...
If that's the case, I have the same model and the same battery and the GPS speed is much lower than what it says, I was able to change program P2 to 17 instead of 12 and then the correct speed matches the GPS. it doesn't go more than 35 km/h.. 48v 13 ah.... 1 motor..... my second question is: P7 and P9 when changing parameters i don't feel any difference.. is it the same with you?
Tubeless tires doesn't mean solid tires. For example every car on the road has tubeless tires, tire bead keeps the air inside. I would prefer a tubeless tire over solid because the ride will be much nicer.
Hello my friend, I have a question, did I understand you correctly, do you have an X500?
Bet. My mom got an x48 and I have a vsett. How has this jueshuai held up?
It held up fine. Maybe I got lucky, but some people receive a scooter with having flat tire issues.
@@outwithklo Its a pneumatic tire. They all have their days in the rain. I intend on replacing the tubes and tires anyway eventually, and the only thing I have heard is that the tire size is weird or something. I'm glad you had a good experience. The negative comments sound like they are from their competition tbh. Ya know what? If the fairly cheap and replaceable tires are all I got to worry about Im gucci.
Mines on the way!! Can't wait!