@@namjoon632 what do you mean by better? I believe in Florida you don’t need a license nor insurance to ride a 50cc so that’s an advantage I assume.

@@nemanjatosovic i figured to ask since you have experience with mopeds. 😅

@@brandonboss6868 yeah, just be careful as riding in slippery conditions can be dangerous

Go for it, if I could go back, I'd get the 7 speed. There is nothing wrong with a single speed belt drive set up, however, it is just a novelty, nothing more. A single speed chain bike is just as simple to maintain, if not easier considering replacing a chain takes just a couple minutes. On multi speed commuters I get a higher end belt drive, on a single speed, I would much rather have a chain drive with higher end components such as bakes and wheels. I ride my Sauce often, its fine, it is easy to pedal, but I think the hot sauce is a better option especially considering you can get it now for 30% off msrp. If you want a single i think a similar qwuality chain bike would be half the price and in the 700-800 price range you can get something of much higher quality, in line with what surly has to offer.

@@nemanjatosovic Thank you very much. Is it best to buy directly from Priority or are there any other outlets that you know of which offer better prices?

@@iakona23 i don’t think there’s any outlets. Note that if you’re someone that has a tendency to get rid of bikes regularly expect to lose at least 50 percent when selling. Not many people know about priority.

I added until full I didn’t measure.

As far as time? lol, too flow to count but it’ll get there

@@nemanjatosovici guess more than 10 seconds?

@@dpapaioannow yeah probably 15-20, 0-60 isn’t quick however initial pick up is good, 0-15, 0-30 is brisk which in town is all you need.

If you can live with the chips it’s a good bike. I’d probably go with the 7 speed, if you want a single speed, going chain is probably best route as it’ll cost a lot less for same or better quality.

165ish

That’s ok.

lol Sorry

I’ll do an update in a week or two. Generally, it’s a decent bike, as I’ve said in the video the powertrain and design are its strong features, everything else is as expected for a bike in this price range, if this was a chain drive, I’d see this bike being priced around 400-500. As far as single vs the nexus set up, the biggest benefit to single is just the fact there’s nothing to it, if the nexus is really reliable and truly maintenance free, yeah, no brainer to get the 7 speed.

@@nemanjatosovic Yeah, not sure how reliable is the 7speed nexus, efficient, maintenance and cost if it fails.. looks like whole rear wheel would have to be replace if nexus fails. 🤔 also wondering if single speed would not be too rough on knees.

@@javierrodelo7352 it’s set up for cruising not speed so I don’t find it difficult to pedal, but your milage may vary. Do some research on the nexus, if there’s no issues, go for it. Otherwise, if you’re going single, idk, you’re probably better off going chain drive and getting a better quality frame.

Cvt zahteva 10w30 ali ne mislim da će mu 10w40 naskoditi

Yap lol

The seat? You can try searching on eBay, just look for the comfort seat for a Yamaha Xmax

You can get it from Padgett's Motorcycles in the UK delivered to the US for $312. eBay sellers are charging an arm and a leg for Chinese comfort seats of varying quality.

Beloshan

Noticed you said you were getting a zuma. Just wonder do you have a problem with your knees interfering with the handlebar during turning.

I'm 5"10 and have not had any issues

@@chrishostetler3576 Cool. I’m a tad over 6’. I was just concerned that I’d be constantly moving my knees to turn the bars. Thx for the response.

We don’t have many electric scooter options here, but I like them. If you needed something just to get around a small area, like 3-4 miles, even an electric bicycle would be a good option. There are models that can go as fast as 28 mph which is about the speed a 50 cc can achieve maybe a bit slower but you get other benefits, like ability to ride on bike paths, park anywhere etc. I have an ebike and the range is good too, on battery alone its range is up to about 25-30 miles and if I pedal lightly it can get over 50.

Thanks for telling me even though you hated it.

It should be too hard but people generally either get a big bore kit or just go for higher cc. Swapping an engine will likely be a lot costlier and not worth it

@nemanjatosovic I was thinking when engines wear out but , Thanks , I'll keep that in mind !

@@Airon79 if well maintained these engines can last a long time. I wouldn’t worry about that

@nemanjatosovic Wait , are we talking about cars and trucks type of miles ?

@@Airon79 small displacement bikes, like a quality 50cc engine, you can get 50,000 miles out of them. Higher cc engines, like in my Xmax which is a 300cc, you can get 100,000 plus just like in a car.

They can make about double the power compared to a 4 stroke with equivalent cc but generally I think a 4 stroke with double cc will be faster.

For sure