Hi can you please give me honest answer i want to buy this t 1 pro for Uber eats. Per day i will use this 80 km per day while in 3 months i will use 12k km. So it's will be survive for Uber eats delivery. Thanks from France
@@Graphics_tv If you pedal the T1 in the slowest setting, you can easily make the 80km. The T1 is a large framed bike and taller than a scooter. It has a 750w motor and a throttle so your insurance may not cover you in France. The Fiido L3 is closer to legal, smaller, and has more Amp hours than the T1's battery. Your distance will always be affected by temperature, inclines, and weight. Let me know what you get! Cya on the road!
@@TornadoGarden thanks for your answer. Infect i want to use t1 pro ebike for Uber eats but just with trothle i hate paddling. With trothle with 2 batteries. Can i use this for long term for uber eats even if i will use this 80km per day.
@@Graphics_tv An e-bike with 2 batteries is far superior to any scooter. Maintenance, fuel, and practically make them the far better choice. I rarely pedal and if I run full throttle...my expected milage is 1/3 of manufacturer projected mileage.
@@jasonthomas7103 I ordered it from the website and it arrived 6 days later. I saw them for sale on eBay that were in stock even closer but I chose to go with the manufacturer.
@@AlfredGunnHouse I actually purchased the tires from eBay. Try the search: 20 x 4 fat tire There are cool tread patterns available for this tire size... Mine is a Mongoose tire manufactured by CST
Can you sustain 28 mph easily on this bike? I am worried that when I purchase this, the gear ratio won't be high enough to sustain such high speeds. I have ridden an ebike before which was rated for 28 mph, but at such high speeds the cadence required was so high because the gear ratio was too low. What has been your experience? How is the maximum gear ratio? Is it possible to sustain 28 mph at a reasonable cadence?
@@hello-lb3vf this bike is more of a workhorse than racehorse.... The gear ratio and PAS are designed for torque and mileage. It is a large heavy bike, that I rarely pedal. My modified T1 is fast, but it is geared to 15mph when peddling on PAS. The throttle will get you to 28 but it isn't geared to assist the motor, by peddling, at that speed. This is a fat tire bike.... If your intent is to actually pedal, you might look at e-bikes with standard tire sizes
I want to use this ebike for non peddling for Uber eats delivery. And i will use this 80 km per day. With 2 batteries it's will be survive for long terms or i look another ebike bike for non baddling please give answer?
I have had zero water issues with either bike. The factory connections have electrical grease applied inside the plugs and the clips are sealed in place. You can ride or store it in the rain with no issues. I do recommend wedging the controller off the frame. I did mine to stop the rattling. Thanks for watching and happy riding! I'll drop the link below: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-B87vcT7GFK8.htmlsi=cQCRTWtmenrh_sZv
