@@paposwingbuggy airplaying electric scooter. Or from us Warehouse? Just look up that name

tope speed reach to 55km/H before, now all new is 45-50km/H

That is the only way you have to remove the brake caliper. Make sure you keep track of where the washers are located. When you do that. It is the only way to get the rear tire off.

Push down hard until you hear a click. Make sure the battery is lined up to the prongs on the bottom.

Did you notice any loss of range with these tires?

@@1bottlefed I don't really track my range. I just enjoy the ride, go about 50 miles and stay out a few hours. Still love these tires. They show no signs of wear like the crappy stock tires.

@@Jeff-zk8dh Thanks for the quick reply Jeff, I read a review last night where some guy said he lost 50% of his range LOL this had me a little concerned as I had seen others claiming loss of speed. That said I did a test on my street using cruise control at 13mph and with the Chao Yangs my Wired Freedom came with it was using 288 watts with the HEBs it used 292 watts so virtually no difference.....However the handling and braking are night and day different not to mention I no longer have to worry about flats or blowouts from flimbsy ass junk tires with paper sidewalls and "rubber" that feels like its mixed with recycled garden hose.

Can you please elaborate you’re talking about this specific bike or the website that is reselling it

@@MrMariovideo13 I bought this bike 2 months ago. After driving for a long time, the battery gets very hot. Nowadays, it does not charge to the end and I turned to help the manufacturer aniioki. Believe it or not, they started extorting money or buying a new battery from this aniioki. I said that I still have a warranty on the battery, but they refused to help me. Please do not buy or waste your money on this piece of derma

@@fyjijgcvvyyjsuch claims without video / picture proof. Least u could do is atleast give us proof beside words hardcore evidence. I see your copy pasting the same thing everywhere on the Aniioki videos people upload. You can post on Reddit / Upload something on KZbin. Words alone won’t get you anywhere.

@@WhyBuzzin no problem bro. I will show you

@@WhyBuzzin dont listen to him, i ordered my 2nd aniioki aq177 pro max last month, it actually came with a bad battery. I contacted their support with video proof that the battery was indeed fucked. They sent out the new battery to me free of charge, its arriving this wednesday.

Is basically electric moped. Like we used to ride around the back in the '80s

An electric Honda Express, or similar 50cc bike/moped from the early 80s.

@@Kevin6t8 I had 2 Honda expresses one was a 79 model and the other was an 80 model they were a Hallmark of engineering I went around the world twice with those things

Mine is doing 28 and 29 and it's a thousand watt motor how do I make it go faster

Do not buy an electric bike from this Aniioki supplier I am very dissatisfied with your work and your electric bike. Your company is a fraudulent company in America and such as you should not work in the American market. Because you are deceiving ordinary Americans. The policy on your site does not correspond to your work and I am 100% sure of it. Your Aniioki A8 Pro Max electric bike does not meet the required parameters and the battery and motor are very bad. The rechargeable battery does not have any guarantees, and it is not safe. Do not buy an electric bike from this Aniioki supplier

These rims are designed for 4 inch, or 101.6mm tires/tyres. Hope this helps answer your question.

No. But I've had no problems. I run over goat heads constantly out around the rice fields. I live in the country. Not a problem

I honestly don't think this bike is made for two people. The rear/ supposed seat really isn't a seat. It's more just a cover for the back. I personally would not recommend anything more than a child's bike seat on there. Just my opinion

@@scooteronafarm Yeagh, I've since learned, Ebikes don't accomodate any weight on the back seat, that well beyond 80 LBS, when it comes to this model, I've learned it's two weakest points are more likley the stock tires for sure, but possibly the seat comfort, even though it has the rear suspension, so now I'm waiting to see if I can find anyone who does an upgrade on this model with a better seat or a seat suspension post, but I'm in the dark as to which makes and models this is even allowed to begin with, (I don't think every make and model of Ebikes allows you to just upgrade the suspension seat post) but this model is the best value for your money in one sense for the range in a non foldable Ebike, in fact nothing is coming close to it's value, unless you get a 1500.00 30 AMP battery, 750 Watt model from WildeWay, but than have to worry about the hassle of when and when not to carry the 2nd battery, however for some people this is the better choice, if they're certain they'de prefer a foldable version, (less than 4 reviews on KZbin for this model however that are worth watching, so it's even a bigger unknown than AniiOkii when it comes to consistent quality once it arrives,

Hostelshoppe. Com. Large size

Yes it's fine 👌

I was just looking at those on Amazon.

I chose the AQ 177 because of this easy accessibility for my physical limitations. And yes I've heard about the 52 volt that will be coming out. But I'm very happy with what I have right now.

Do not buy an electric bike from this Aniioki supplier I am very dissatisfied with your work and your electric bike. Your company is a fraudulent company in America and such as you should not work in the American market. Because you are deceiving ordinary Americans. The policy on your site does not correspond to your work and I am 100% sure of it. Your Aniioki A8 Pro Max electric bike does not meet the required parameters and the battery and motor are very bad. The rechargeable battery does not have any guarantees, and it is not safe. Do not buy an electric bike from this Aniioki supplier

Did you ever get an answer?

5ft 5

No I bought the tubes with For like 20 bucks

It was an add-on. Sorry I should have said that

which inner tube do you reccomend? what is the name

With the OEM tires, set it at 22. If you upgrade to these there are larger tire. Even though they say the same size, you have to send it up to 23. Makes it really accurate. I highly recommend these tires are awesome

@@scooteronafarm Thank you for your sound advice.

Good choice.

125 wtf

I got zero problems with mine. I upgrade the handlebars the wider ones. You can get parts off Amazon that exact same parts that are used on Yumi scooters. You can also get parts off banggood.com. it's very well built. Very fast. You will have to adjust the speed control after it comes out of the box to set it 50% power when it comes out of the box. Once you adjust that, hold on tight and talk to the races. Enjoy!

I don't know where you live. But if you can buy through Amazon or Walmart, you can buy an extended warranty which doesn't cost that much. It would definitely save you some frustration down the line if something comes up. Catastrophic. How about mine to Walmart? I got it on sale for $1400. About the two yard extended warranty for thinking $57 piece of my for sure

Already purchased mine today. Thanks. You should make a video of ur able to on how to release that extra power. It’s dumb that that’s even a thing. Should get what u paid for right out of the box

@@ENERGYKIDZ86 yeah I just seen the power. Super easy. It's in the book that it comes with. Make sure you check all of the steering, nuts and bolts and screws and such. If the steering is loose even after you tighten there's one more underneath the steering. You have to lay it on the side and access it in the center underneath. But make sure you check all

Yes

I've had it a couple of months. I upgraded the tire to HEB all scapes. If they come out with a duel motor. I'm all over it.

@@scooteronafarmlater this year there should be a dual motor :) keep your eyes out for it on there site.

Well mine's 29 so you should be fine. You just have to get a little bit of adjustments. 28. You'll be fine on 29

You would have to raise a seat way up go to their website or email them

I wouldn't say the rear suspension is useless. It does help. it be better of course. Or at least adjustable. But it does help. The front suspension does ok. It was adequate or light off-road use. I personally am not going to change the suspension. Since I mostly just cruise at around 15 to 17 miles per hour. Thanks for your comment.

@@scooteronafarm Okay, thanks for the additional details -- I'll be finding out soon enough I guess! ;-)

Well I'm 5'5 with a 29 in inseam and I can touch the ground with a lower all the way down. No problem. Flat footed. But then you're high. In the end it's watch my other video about what I did to adjust for that you can go very low without seat. I would say somebody 5'2 would have no problem with a lower all the way down

Should have proofread that. You can go really low with that seat. Somebody 5'2 would be just fine. Problem is then your knees are coming up really high. When you get pedaling. Those are 170 cranks so that's why I put on crank arm adjusters you can see them my other video