they would save on building infrastructure costs i guess but you still cant compete with economies of scale on the other hand, not having to sit next to the average bususer would make people pick it even if its more expensive

Well you are right but who want to deal with NYC transit and buses nowadays.....it's so bad you can't even sleep without worrying about her R-kellyed or diddyed......those who know, knows the City. Not to mention the smell on MYA is no laughing matter.

Leading with a loss. Then once it’s perfected and you have enough customers, they won’t want to go back on the nasty bus or subway.

Electric nonsense...

Metro systems should be free to benefit all.

Hopefully in the future it is scalable and plug and play for batteries. Thanks for this review. Cheers!

Cheaper than Uber atleast

Not to mention, you can use the metro card to go a lot farther, which can make it almost triple the cost

Stanford Glens

Gold

😅😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂😂

About as joyful as sitting in front of a water fountain

How hard was it not to make even more jokes?!

OK for Florida. Absolute trash for PA. If you can't do hills 24/7 it's worthless.

Had mine a year.. LOVE it...

Is it built on a crappy ICE frame like Polestar 2 with huge drive shaft tunnel causing excessively wide console and less room in rear? I rented a P2 and felt very cramped in driver’s seat.

There was literally no way around the jokes.

7552 Tatyana Orchard

Why is the front looks familiar? 🧐 You know it's like from a lamborghini🧐

Primeira no mundo em veiculos elétricos. Eua se quiser aprender algo, tem que pedir permissão a YADEA chinesa. O ocidente vai ter que aceitar os veículos eletricos. A era dos veiculos poluidores e desagradáveis a combustão acabou. Fim ao EUA e sua toxicidade ao mundo

Great episode more like it with some interesting guests 😊

2178 Kertzmann Terrace

For commuting and fun weekend rides thus rocks.

Bro just get an engine. It’s not worth it

I got a Tiff Galop 8 I go 14 miles to work every day it don't rain at a speed of 40mph to 50 mph it feels good as long as your riding straight but not around corners I'm looking to get a road Hitter

Why does the Amazon link not working?

Oh the Pinus puns.... 🤣

Every word in the title and description is serving us jokes!

I'm surprised how small your Pinus looks.

A very thick, sturdy-looking Pinus that should be stiff enough to minimize flex.

What are they thinking when you come up with this name?😂

My girlfriend says not interested in one that folds. But wants to know if they are available in different sizes and range.

More excellent puns per minute than anything else on KZbin. Here's a clean one: Money CAN buy a Pinus.

You had way too much fun making this video lol...

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

This review is pure gold.

“Let’s all be mature here” yea right! 😂 too funny.

Lol you got Grok's help . great Bike for the price

Dude, too freakin funny 🤣 I needed this today! Oh, and great review as always

uggh

😂😂😂😂 god this was great

Typical guy bragging about his pinus;)

Watching Micah since 2020. Outrageously funny review of this unfortunately named bike. Very clever.

Best review I've seen! That's a nice Pinus. Not sure if an orange Pinus is the right color though, seems kinda off putting.

I suggest a nickname after you buy it in case you lose it.

I feel like I'm in grade school making jokes 😅🤣😂

Unintended jokes everywhere

People still buying evs thinking they’re doing something good for the planet but little do yall know it’s actually worse! Nuclear power

Johnson Inlet

In Europe, especially in Scandinavia and Germany, Alpitronic is THE go to manufacturer for HPCs. Users even turn away when there is some other stuff installed like ABB, Tritium and others. That's because they ALWAYS work, are easy to use, have good UI, nice cable management and have a quality appeal. Operators sometimes wait for over 6 months to get some, preferring to wait instead of getting other stuff which may even be available without waiting time. There are rumors that the recipe for success solid hardware, nice and easy to maintain, PLUS "predictive maintenance" sensors and software. The devices detect upcoming defects and report them to the service contractor (which you as a operator can directly source out or back to Alpitronic) who then maintain and change parts before they fail, resulting in impressive uptime. One could say that Alpitronic simply did the right thing, while most others simply failed. It's not magical modern hardware, just quality components, good software and good service.