2 things: I think the holes in the mudguard is to direct air through it, to minimize the vacuum effect that all EUC's have behind them and which causes dirt to get sucked on the back of the EUC and your lower legs. Also it seems you might be able to use some of the screwholes above the pedals to design some jump pads that can get closer to your foot but still allow the pedals to close? If it's possible to get those screws out and put some longer ones in.. Thanks for the video, very informative!
That 100% makes sense about the mud guard slots! I did notice it accumulated a lot less dust than my other wheels on this trail specially the SS and s22 pro... For the jump pads Im still debating if I'm going to design any part for this wheel it's pretty well rounded ofhed than the jump pad
Solid review, well done! I had the mten4 on pre-order and changed it to the A2, glad I did now, I already have the mten3 so this will fit in my fleet, I primarily bought it as a trainer wheel for my broke ass friends that won't belly up and buy a wheel, might just keep it as a fun/versatile yard wheel for myself and let them walk:)
The last part of thaf comment got me hahahaha but in all seriousness the mten4 is a wonderful wheel but for training people you definitely made the right decision as the A2 is was less jerky and finicky as the mten4! Glad my review helped, ride safe!
@@EUCWayOfLife Lol, yeah my friends, they have the money, they're just tight I guess. I pre-ordered mine with the street tire from ewheels, how do you like the knobby? This will see a lot of yard use and not a lot of real off road so I'm thinking I'll be okay with the street tire??
@@retrothruster2539 I prefer knobby tires because they are more versatile for when you need it rather than being strictly a pme situation use (moderately). Honestly since it's the same rim and motor I'm not sure how a street tire could have that much side wall to STILL be a 15" like the A2 with the knobby...
Surprisingly it is compared to the mten4 I'll do a comparison but I can pendulum the mten4 and cut it out and it's much much harder to do on this wheel!
I believe In having three wheels(small, medium, and large). I heard Begode’s adding a trolley in future releases, is that true? If so I will try to wait, but if not, I will do without. Thanks
I don't think it'll come with it, I believe it'll be an add on purchase which is what I'm trying to work out with them and James currently. I just have a wheel addiction... Lol
Great video and very comprehensive review. The mudguard looks like it's Hero-style. I would sell the Mten4 now that you have this wheel, looks much better, more durable Etc
Thank you Mike! Haha I'm actually debating it but the size of the mten4 and it's weight is quite a bit difference, this isn't so pocketable... Also going to guess with the much larger tire it'll get a pretty big hit to range, that test is next! It is much like the hero but unlike cheap with tiny tabs it's metal and on really well lolp
Without knowing case usage I can't really say or even the "budget". Technically a mten4 could haul you around would it make the most sense? No. Is it capable? Yes. Is it a "budget" wheel? Yes. Would I say you "need" a master pro or ex30? No. Would the best suite you? Possibly 🤷
@@EUCWayOfLife Ah, I didn't really think about that... Something I toss in the trunk of my car when it's too much to take my e-bike. I probably would be running around polo fields, the ranch and maybe the neighborhood so no commuting. Dirt roads, grass and some pavement nothing more then 10 miles. It seems like at my weight recommendations are always priced in 1600$+ which is expensive for a first purchase.
I was in your boat 2+ years ago biggest thing I always tell people is do NOT get a beginner or "first time" wheel. Do your research find the wheel you think suits you best save and buy it. No one knows your needs, wants and happiness like you do. Used wheels don't hold value, new wheels don't hold value and people outgrow wheels very easily. Why but a low end wheel outgrow it in a month or 2 or 6 and be forced to sell it at a loss? My first wheel was actually a of Sherman. Than an s18 and the s18 is what I sought after but so many said due to my weight it wasn't a realistic wheel. You know what wheel I sold and never looked back! The Sherman... Took me 2 years to finally sell the s18's. Food for thought and I'm happy to make reqs. Note I also came from ebikes, once you get euc and love it you'll sell them trust me
Any Idea how to stop the Speed alarm at 20MPH? The Begode app and World app is not working for me. After I hit Save it says "Successful" But no changes.
What is its price? Will there be a pull-out handle for transportation? And why did they remove the 1500 watt motor and put a weaker one at 1000 watts? What's the point? A weaker engine is easier to push through and fall, especially at a speed of 25-30 miles per hour. The msm 5 had 1500 watts. What is your weight? Does it have enough power to drive confidently and cheerfully? I weigh almost 90 kilograms and a 1000 watt motor scares me a little.
What are you on about.... Both units have a 1000w motor. mten4 motor was never 1500w. I state my weight in nearly every video I'm riding in I'd suggest watching them.
@@EUCWayOfLife Of course, I compared this wheel with the mсm 5 model. there is no point in comparing wheels of different diameters. the msm 5 had a 1500 watt motor, which of course is more than 1000 watts.
Great this isn't a mcm5... It's a big brother to the mten4. This channel is about knowledge and honest reviews not bitching about stats. If it's not for you it's not for you...
Idk I'm just small fish that buys all my wheels BUT I do offer free lessons, rides and trainings anywhere I'm with my wheels and always tell people when I'm stopped for inquiries about the wheels 🤷 don't think people need a "free" wheel to get into the hobby...
I hit 25mph on it yesterday and I weigh 220lbs. Free spin idk hous have to look at posted specs on dealer sites. I will weigh the A2 side by side with the mten4 when I do the comparison video guessing it's around 35lbs
How is the road noise on the knobby tire? Also in regards to the screen, my mten4 has an early pixel that lights up prematurely upon power-on - wondering if the controller/ connection on this wheel is better.
It's a bit noisy nothing as bad as some other wheels but riding side by side with a s18 with tr1 you can't even hear the s18 over this wheel. I believe it's due to knob spacing. I'm not sure but I just hope it doesn't go out like my t4's and mten4's because this wheel.clearly isn't easy to get into....
Perfect wife beginner wheel. Great video as usual, thanks!
Finally a proper review! Thank you!
Thank you!
2 things: I think the holes in the mudguard is to direct air through it, to minimize the vacuum effect that all EUC's have behind them and which causes dirt to get sucked on the back of the EUC and your lower legs.
Also it seems you might be able to use some of the screwholes above the pedals to design some jump pads that can get closer to your foot but still allow the pedals to close? If it's possible to get those screws out and put some longer ones in..
Thanks for the video, very informative!
That 100% makes sense about the mud guard slots! I did notice it accumulated a lot less dust than my other wheels on this trail specially the SS and s22 pro...
For the jump pads Im still debating if I'm going to design any part for this wheel it's pretty well rounded ofhed than the jump pad
Amazing little fella 😍 great addition to my fleet 😍
Right! I love the look and performance of it!
Looks like it’s everything i hoped for! Awesome video!
Good review, thanks
Great vid mines on order looking forward to it
Thank you! I'm sure you will love yours!
Solid review, well done! I had the mten4 on pre-order and changed it to the A2, glad I did now, I already have the mten3 so this will fit in my fleet, I primarily bought it as a trainer wheel for my broke ass friends that won't belly up and buy a wheel, might just keep it as a fun/versatile yard wheel for myself and let them walk:)
The last part of thaf comment got me hahahaha but in all seriousness the mten4 is a wonderful wheel but for training people you definitely made the right decision as the A2 is was less jerky and finicky as the mten4!
Glad my review helped, ride safe!
@@EUCWayOfLife
Lol, yeah my friends, they have the money, they're just tight I guess. I pre-ordered mine with the street tire from ewheels, how do you like the knobby? This will see a lot of yard use and not a lot of real off road so I'm thinking I'll be okay with the street tire??
@@retrothruster2539 I prefer knobby tires because they are more versatile for when you need it rather than being strictly a pme situation use (moderately).
Honestly since it's the same rim and motor I'm not sure how a street tire could have that much side wall to STILL be a 15" like the A2 with the knobby...
@@EUCWayOfLife
Makes sense, that a big ole tire to increase the diameter, I think I'm going to swap to the knobby, I appreciate it!!
You're welcome!
Mine will be here Tuesday
Thanks for the video! I guess the water proofing technology extends to the motor bearings?
That was also my question and comment to Begode with no answer. I mean car wheel bearings last 100k+ miles so why can't an EUC motor bearing?
I thought it’d be WAY bigger. Glade I saw this before buying.
It's is fantastic for it's size! I off roaded it for 8 miles yesterday and it was a blast!
I just wish that this was just a bit more powerful
Surprisingly it is compared to the mten4 I'll do a comparison but I can pendulum the mten4 and cut it out and it's much much harder to do on this wheel!
@@EUCWayOfLife Sounds good
Didnt expect that.
I'm a newbie just received mine and got past leaning on anything for support. Still need practicing till it clicks
I believe In having three wheels(small, medium, and large). I heard Begode’s adding a trolley in future releases, is that true? If so I will try to wait, but if not, I will do without. Thanks
I don't think it'll come with it, I believe it'll be an add on purchase which is what I'm trying to work out with them and James currently.
I just have a wheel addiction... Lol
Great video and very comprehensive review. The mudguard looks like it's Hero-style. I would sell the Mten4 now that you have this wheel, looks much better, more durable Etc
Thank you Mike!
Haha I'm actually debating it but the size of the mten4 and it's weight is quite a bit difference, this isn't so pocketable... Also going to guess with the much larger tire it'll get a pretty big hit to range, that test is next!
It is much like the hero but unlike cheap with tiny tabs it's metal and on really well lolp
In your opinion, between this and the Segway Ninebot Z10 which one is better? I am trying to figure out which one I should by my husband.
I wish I could rent one first to try it.
Do a teardown please. What is the magic thingy that makes this thing waterproof 😳.
Not ripping the pads off sorry
How does the mten4 absorb bumps compared to this wheel? The KS14d?
I am a 254lb guy in Spokane WA. I am wanting to get a EUC but looking more for a budget one that can handle my weight any recommendations?
Without knowing case usage I can't really say or even the "budget". Technically a mten4 could haul you around would it make the most sense? No. Is it capable? Yes. Is it a "budget" wheel? Yes.
Would I say you "need" a master pro or ex30? No. Would the best suite you? Possibly 🤷
@@EUCWayOfLife Ah, I didn't really think about that... Something I toss in the trunk of my car when it's too much to take my e-bike. I probably would be running around polo fields, the ranch and maybe the neighborhood so no commuting. Dirt roads, grass and some pavement nothing more then 10 miles. It seems like at my weight recommendations are always priced in 1600$+ which is expensive for a first purchase.
I was in your boat 2+ years ago biggest thing I always tell people is do NOT get a beginner or "first time" wheel.
Do your research find the wheel you think suits you best save and buy it. No one knows your needs, wants and happiness like you do.
Used wheels don't hold value, new wheels don't hold value and people outgrow wheels very easily. Why but a low end wheel outgrow it in a month or 2 or 6 and be forced to sell it at a loss?
My first wheel was actually a of Sherman. Than an s18 and the s18 is what I sought after but so many said due to my weight it wasn't a realistic wheel.
You know what wheel I sold and never looked back! The Sherman...
Took me 2 years to finally sell the s18's.
Food for thought and I'm happy to make reqs.
Note I also came from ebikes, once you get euc and love it you'll sell them trust me
Any Idea how to stop the Speed alarm at 20MPH? The Begode app and World app is not working for me. After I hit Save it says "Successful" But no changes.
What is its price? Will there be a pull-out handle for transportation? And why did they remove the 1500 watt motor and put a weaker one at 1000 watts? What's the point? A weaker engine is easier to push through and fall, especially at a speed of 25-30 miles per hour. The msm 5 had 1500 watts. What is your weight? Does it have enough power to drive confidently and cheerfully? I weigh almost 90 kilograms and a 1000 watt motor scares me a little.
What are you on about.... Both units have a 1000w motor. mten4 motor was never 1500w. I state my weight in nearly every video I'm riding in I'd suggest watching them.
@@EUCWayOfLife Of course, I compared this wheel with the mсm 5 model. there is no point in comparing wheels of different diameters. the msm 5 had a 1500 watt motor, which of course is more than 1000 watts.
Great this isn't a mcm5... It's a big brother to the mten4. This channel is about knowledge and honest reviews not bitching about stats. If it's not for you it's not for you...
Have any thoughts on how it compares to the MCM5v2?
Never owned one sorry
Where are all the EUC giveaways? I've never seen a channel do this....seems like a great way to farm some subs and get more people into EUCs!
Idk I'm just small fish that buys all my wheels BUT I do offer free lessons, rides and trainings anywhere I'm with my wheels and always tell people when I'm stopped for inquiries about the wheels 🤷 don't think people need a "free" wheel to get into the hobby...
What was the range for you
Have not done a range test yet
@@EUCWayOfLife alr
Hello!
What is the real weight of A2?
What is the speed of free spin on 100% battery?
Can it go 25 mph (40 kph)?
I hit 25mph on it yesterday and I weigh 220lbs.
Free spin idk hous have to look at posted specs on dealer sites.
I will weigh the A2 side by side with the mten4 when I do the comparison video guessing it's around 35lbs
@@EUCWayOfLife Could you tell me what its autonomy is? my weight is 80 kg?
Great looking street legal wheel. Speed junkies need just a bit more.
Does next gen mobility have a website?
I'll link what I have in the description of the video. It's a fb page and telegram I believe.
www.Fb.com/NextGenMobilityPEV
@@EUCWayOfLife Thanks
I get that you don't want to throw it in the lake...
You should definitely throw it in the ocean though 🌊
🤣
Shouldn't compare it to the mten4. It is a successor to the mcm5, and it shouldnt be a starter wheel. It is much harder to ride than a larger wheel.
How is the road noise on the knobby tire?
Also in regards to the screen, my mten4 has an early pixel that lights up prematurely upon power-on - wondering if the controller/ connection on this wheel is better.
It's a bit noisy nothing as bad as some other wheels but riding side by side with a s18 with tr1 you can't even hear the s18 over this wheel. I believe it's due to knob spacing.
I'm not sure but I just hope it doesn't go out like my t4's and mten4's because this wheel.clearly isn't easy to get into....
how tall are you?
Giant apparently lol I'm a lil over 6'1 without shoes