Had mine almost a month with over 900 miles so far and love it! If you rode it over 20 miles with a flat tire, the thing's even more of a beast than I thought!
The first thing I did when I bought my KPM200 was replace the tires with Bridgestone battlax tires. I wasn’t going to trust those Chinese no name tires in the Arizona heat.
I had the front tire go flat on my KPM after it looks like I ran over a nail, and thankfully a local ebike/scooter shop was able to plug the flat. The only other major issue I have had is that if you live in a place that gets really cold winters, you better keep your bike stored indoors, because otherwise the battery just doesn't have enough cold crank amps.
Not a "MAJOR" issue! If you ride, you are going to experience flat tires. LEARN to use a tire plug kit. Be thankful that the KPM200 has TUBELESS tires! Otherwise, you would need to remove the wheel, remove the tire, patch or replace the tube. In fact, if you carried a plug kit and small pump, you could have fixed the flat on the side of the road in less time than it took to record this video!
Had mine almost a month with over 900 miles so far and love it! If you rode it over 20 miles with a flat tire, the thing's even more of a beast than I thought!
I'm really happy with it so far. Mine has about 800 miles on it now and I'm looking forward to putting a lot more on it.
The first thing I did when I bought my KPM200 was replace the tires with Bridgestone battlax tires. I wasn’t going to trust those Chinese no name tires in the Arizona heat.
I had the front tire go flat on my KPM after it looks like I ran over a nail, and thankfully a local ebike/scooter shop was able to plug the flat.
The only other major issue I have had is that if you live in a place that gets really cold winters, you better keep your bike stored indoors, because otherwise the battery just doesn't have enough cold crank amps.
Please keep us up to date. I just bought a kpm200.
Just uploaded a new update video
Wait, the stock tires are tubeless, so you changed them at some point? Why aren't more tires tubeless...
Um, so you're a new rider?
@@matthewsaxe6383 nope. Been riding 2013. I was tired from work. Brain wasn’t at full operating potential.
You don't have to replace the tire put a plug in it... It's not the front tire.. you didn't notice the backend walking around...
Not a "MAJOR" issue! If you ride, you are going to experience flat tires. LEARN to use a tire plug kit. Be thankful that the KPM200 has TUBELESS tires! Otherwise, you would need to remove the wheel, remove the tire, patch or replace the tube. In fact, if you carried a plug kit and small pump, you could have fixed the flat on the side of the road in less time than it took to record this video!
You may be right but this bike is long sold. I keep a plug kit in all of my vehicles now though