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@@cardiocasey nope. So I don't get to see the display in the dark. And I do an awful lot of writing at night so it kind of sucks but I deal with it. It's not a deal breaker

@@threewheelingwithgene4254 wanted to let you know I did a night ride tonight and the new model display light comes on when you turn on the light. just FYI. love the new model and thanks for your videos

@@cardiocasey I'm so glad they made that improvement on the new models. I am now 150 mi short of my 2000 mi goal for this year. Fingers crossed I can get in 150 mi before August 1st which will mark the 2 years since I bought it or at least took it out of the box and I will be doing a video on what I think about this wonderful machine and hoping on that same video. I can roll there odometer over to 2000 and beyond and hoping it was just a computer glitch the first time I hit 2000 miles with it or I will learn that the odometer max is out at 2000 I'm really glad my videos have encouraged you to get this awesome machine and so glad they made upgrades and made it way better than the one I got

@@davidharris7614 I'm glad I gave you enough videos to have the confidence to Make the purchase and start to enjoy the ride

@@Halo9K mine is a older model. I've had mine for just about 2 years. It will be 2 years in August when I took it out of the box and I get wet without the fenders. I like the fenders on the new model. I do ride in the rain and in the snow and it throws all kinds of stuff up on me from the rear tires

@@Halo9K Make sure you call the trucking company and tell them you need it delivered in a straight truck and they will show up in a 25 ft box truck if you do not call them and tell them that you need a straight truck for delivery. They will show up in a 53 ft long semi and it only took me about 45 minutes to unbox it and have my butt in the seat. You are going to love it but I definitely do suggest looking into the tire liners. They have made a world of difference on the ride and the fact that I have not had a flat tire. They are awesome

@@Halo9K add motor. Will send you an email asking you your height in your weight so they can preset the seat for you and when they give you the tracking number call the trucking company and tell them you need it delivered in a straight truck so that they only send a 25 ft long truck with the lift gate instead of a 53-ft long semi trailer. If you do not call them and tell them you need a straight truck that's what they will try to deliver in of 53 ft semi

@@pyrotechniefeuxnationauxet1843 Denver Colorado

@@threewheelingwithgene4254 ty an advice : click on button edit and add it on title or description it take few seconds: cause if people search videos of denver it will not appear by research cause not tagged denver^^. ty nice video

@@roberthughes5279 lol It would definitely be better than my phone and if you get the new model it comes with the motor in the rear 85 mi range shocks up front. So much nicer than the one I got but this one is a really good trike so you will definitely enjoy if you get one

@@A3Kr0n the tires that I currently have made a really big difference in the way the ride was from when the tires it came with they were much rougher ride than the ones I currently have. I got them off of eBay. They are a 20x5 and then with the liners that I got it has really improved how soft the ride is but with the new trikes they got a shock up front and much softer ride

@@sharondasmith6982 as long as you're riding it, that's all that matters. I started making videos because I didn't see any when I was researching what type of trike I was going to buy so I figured I would just start making videos for everyone to watch so they could decide if they wanted to buy one because these suckers are expensive and without having any kind of information. It was a rough decision to put that kind of money out not knowing anything about the trike

I have one video in my listing of upon two wheels. It shows me going around the corner and it tipping. I give you tips in there on how to keep it under control. The one thing I have found is very helpful for most is to just go to the nearest school where there is wide open spaces and try to put it up on two wheels while under control because you will feel the way the rear end lifts as you turned. But I do have the old model with the motor up front, not the new model where the motor is in the rear. And if you have the new model with the motor in the rear, the chances of tipping is far less

No issues with the battery on this one so far. A year and a half and almost 4000 mi on it and it's taking charges just fine and still lasting just as long as it did brand new and I won't be buying a new bike until next year for sure. I don't mind paying the extra tear off. They don't get shipped for free. I don't complain about a little extra because of taxes or the cost of it getting here. If they made him here in the United States wouldn't have to worry about it and I usually buy American products anyway and there are battery stores right here in my town that said they can make me batteries if I need one

@@threewheelingwithgene4254 - 25% on a $3000 trike is an extra $750. That's a lot to me.

Yeah, I haven't found any videos on the new trike either so I am curious on how it handles it. Does tempt me to go ahead and buy the new version just to see how it goes so I can add it to my videos so I can do a comparison between the old and the new, but I'm not so sure I'm ready to throw another big expense that way quite yet

Imagine getting the new one and transferring the front wheel from the old for all wheel drive. Could possibly transfer controller, display, and battery from old trike, for a dual setup. Wonder how they would pair up? The front uses a cadence sensor and the new trike uses a torque sensor. Interesting idea. Wish I knew someone good with electronics.

Well glad you've ordered yourself. A new one suck. Someone stole your old one but that gives you a goal. I need to put 2,000 miles on this new one

I do not know. There is definitely plenty of places to mount one

Well I like the new version. I've had one person that watches my video complain about the new one and electronics issue, but only one bike out of several thousand I'm sure is a pretty good average. If I was to buy one right now, I would definitely buy the new version with the motor beam in the back. The potential of tippage is far less. It's easier to control then the one I have. Even though mine is very easy to ride, I think the new ones would be a much better bike. It gets more range 85 mi mine only does 50 at best. The most I've gotten out of it is 35 so I would definitely go with the new model even though they are expensive. They are very much so worth it and I have not tried to change the seat. I have not seen any other seats like that and the one that comes with it is very comfortable and easy to adjust, but when you buy it they will ask you your height and weight and adjust the bike properly for you. When it arrives everything will be adjusted and all you will have to do is put the front tire on. Put the basket on the back and that's about it. Everything else was together when it showed up when they shipped it to me. Oh the handlebars I had to put the handlebars on

@@threewheelingwithgene4254 Thanks Gene, You've helped me make up my silly mind. the new one it is. Thanks Will L

Yeah that's why when I first got mine I went to the school yard closest to me and rode around on the playground and such. There was plenty of places for me to kind of take it easy in a wide open space and got used to how it would feel tipping so I would kind of wiggle it and kind of get used to how it feels as the wheels come up, but it's something you have to get used to as far as body positioned. You just got to make sure you do not have your back up against the rest. When you're doing a turn you have got to be up on your butt cheeks so that the bike can move underneath you and don't hold on to the handlebars too tight. You will have to kind of get used to the feeling with the handlebars as you go through turns. But if you practice in a nice big wide open space, you will get used to it. It's pretty quick learning

A front basket could be mounted on the 360 and the new 360s are rear wheel motored instead of front wheel motor and they get far better range than mine and they don't tip like a lot of the other three wheelers do. It's got the transmission that makes the wheels rotate the right way to keep the wheels on the ground. So it's easier to maneuver in the turns. I have not seen the one with two wheels on the front so I don't know about that one. But I sure like my 360 it's really comfortable to ride and I got used to riding it real fast

Well if you keep it down on level one you may get 85 mi out of it without peddling. But if you go up on any of the higher levels, I don't think you'll get the same mileage. I would say probably a minimum of 50 on the top level and it will do 20 plus miles an hour on the top level of power

I would not give up on the bike. That sounds like an electrical problem that your local bike shop might be able to take care of for you. You can be mad at addmotor for not resolving your issue but don't give up on the bike or I guess I should say trike because it is a lot of fun and it sounds like you are very frustrated with them. So check with your local bike shop and see if they can help

Without pedaling at all the most I've gotten out of it was 30 mi but the new models are supposed to get 85 mi on a full charge with pedaling so I would assume at least 50 mi without pedaling with the new models and the new models also have the motor in the rear instead of up on the front tire like mine is. So the stability and control is much better with the new models over this one

It is an old model not as good as the new ones. So I only get 50 mi on a charge. The new ones get 80

And if you make a purchase now you get the newer version than I have the new ones. Have the motors in the back instead of on the front tire and they turn so much better than mine does. The new ones are so much better than this One is they got so much more range. They handle better. You'll be really happy with one of these if you purchase it

The ride did improve but I had also purchased new tires at the same time as the liners. So I don't know for sure if I could be a good judge on rather than liners changed the ride because I changed the tires and it does ride really smooth and it gave it a little more cushion to the tire on low tire pressure

Thanks for the video/review

Yes, those ones are definitely much more affordable and they look like they are pretty good quality too. And a lot of people out here on the bike path are riding them out here and they look like a really nice bike. From what I have seen with the people that I have talked to out here and I could not afford to buy this bike or trike? I guess without using the affirm app, otherwise I'd still be saving

With the motor being in the front it goes through quite a few tires. I've got a little over 3000 mi on it right now and I've gone through all three of the knobby tires that it came with and I am now on the 4th tire up front but it is a moped tire and it is not wearing like the other three did. It's going to take a lot longer for this tire to wear out

@@threewheelingwithgene4254 Ah, gotcha. Thanks. The video was helpful!

The new models are rear diff 750 watt. I have not had the opportunity to ride one of the new ones but the new style see to be a really nice ride. According to the people that have talked to me about it, they have told me they like it a whole lot