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Ouch that sounds like it hurt ! I hope you recover and feel better soon !

No that really wouldn’t be possible. Hub motors are pretty specific in the types of wheels they can take. Some people have made adapters to bolt on a wheel but the small hubs usually don’t have enough power to make that work

If you look closely there’s four holes on the one side that are plugged with little rubber stoppers. You gotta pick those out and there is a screw under each one that holes those plates together.

There is no wire to cut to make it faster on this scooter.

Thank you so much ! I’m really glad I could help !

I’m glad to hear it was helpful ! Enjoy the new tires :)

No these are the Vee E-Huntsman tires. A pretty great set of tires !

This bike will never do 50 mph without modifying it. It’s top speed stock is like 36

These are the Vee E-Huntsmans! They are a great all round tire and do awesome off-road and can take a lot of abuse. To change an inner tube you just gotta do all the steps I showed in the video to remove the wheel. Let ALLL of the air out of the tube and the tire will get loose on the rim. After this you push the inner tube stem through the rim and you can just pull the tube out of the tire. Check out my tire change video and you’ll see how I was able to get the tire and tubes out ! It’s not hard at all, the hardest part is just taking all the screws and nuts off to remove your wheel.

@@MeedersPEVS Very good - thanks for the heads up on the videos.

That’s not a bad option to go with it is a decent grease that will work on the motor. But I think that tends to dry out quicker and after a while of riding isn’t doing much. I’m pretty sure that’s what they use in the motors from the factory but when I took the motor apart there really wasn’t much of that grease left on the gears and teeth.

Start saving up !! You can find some good deals on marketplace especially for a pint

Why do you say that ? I’ll admit they are most definitely way overpriced but the fun makes it worth it !

@@MeedersPEVSi can agree with you they are over priced

Thinking about some AT wheels ? They are definitely awesome for doing some good offroad cruising and hitting the trails. They definitely will shorten your range a lot but worth it for the rides !

@@MeedersPEVS I really am. There's a trail in Connecticut that is really cool but the path is lopsided and rough. After a hour with cloud wheels, my feet had the message of a life time 😅 I go on another trail that's called the southwick rail trail that you can easily go 20 miles or more but it would be nice to try out other trails. I've been riding for about 4 years but I still don't come across a lot of riders, maybe because the boards are still very expensive

I say you should go for it ! The cloudwheels are awesome and they can go over a lot but the difference between clouds and all terrain wheels is night and day ! And it sucks you haven’t found many other riders. Check your Facebook for local PEV groups. That’s the best way to find people to ride with. Honestly I feel like Electric skateboards are the most rare thing to see people riding. There are so many bike and scooter riders and even a lot of onewheelers but I never see people on boards ! If you’re ever up near Pittsburgh I’d love to cruise with ya !

That’s awesome ! It’s such a great bike unlocked I’m sure ot would be perfect for the New York traffic !

@@shadyapp7416 yeah that would be best. Get it all fully charged up before the first use

@@MeedersPEVS thanks dear

No my bike doesn’t. It rides extremely smooth. Are you having that issue ?

Is it the same model as mine ? If so there should be a way to do a reset and get it to kick back on

If that’s what you’re most concerned about for your ride there are definitely better options. Like the Vee Speedsters or there’s a lot of good lighter tire options out there !

I’d definitely get a GT even if it’s more expensive. More room for your feet. More comfortable ride and way more range and speed. The pint is a fun way to get into onewheeling but you’ll be left wanting more.

Ok thanks

That’s just the way it goes !

It’s always a wheelie on the onewheel !

Street riding is really all you’ll do with street wheels ! They definitely aren’t as comfortable as some of the other options. But, a nice pair of street wheels on some smooth new asphalt feels better than anything you get so much grip.

Its called a onewheel

@@wombatzombat2652 thx

Yes it’s a onewheel XR !

I appreciate it ! Thanks for coming by and watching !

Mine was the 550lb spring that was the only options when I got it. If I were to pick any option now I’ll probably get a 350 if they have it

@@MeedersPEVS thank you for quick response

I absolutely love my huntsman’s I had no issues balancing them or any sort of vibration or wobble on the road. The ride true and smooth. I did loose some range. I would say about 3-5 miles per charge. It’s kinda hard to tell since there are so many variables that go into it. But they are a heavier tire that does require more work to get going. But they can also coast really well so it all depends on how you ride your bike.

I live in a very hilly area and am pretty much always full throttle or going offroad through trails which can really kill the battery quick