Mine was from factory on 24 . Why ? What this means ? Update 2 days later... Ok. I've changed from 24 to 20 but the speed decreased . I put it back to how it was originally with the 24
But which wheel diameter will give the most accurate indicated speed and travel distance? I just got my bike and took it for a test ride yesterday, and as arrived from the factory, I have no clue how accurate the speed was, but I know that the test ride that Google GPS says was a total distance of 1.67 miles, the bike computer claimed was a total distance of 2.2 miles. Since the distance traveled was OFF by over 0.5 miles, I highly doubt that the speed indicated on the bike was anywhere near accurate either.
I'm in the US, my bike from the factory git up to over 30MPH with me on it. I'm over 300lbs. If you send me screen shot of your settings I will tell you what's different, and you can change yours. At your own risk. I take no responsibility for what may or may not happen if you make the changes.
@@spammyhandles You would want to turn off the throttle because there are some areas, Minnesota, for example, where in order for the bike to qualify as a legal ebike instead of something requiring a motorcycle license to operate, the State Laws say it can have pedal assist only with NO throttle only option, and if it can be ridden without pedaling then it is considered as a motorcycle instead of an ebike and therefore is illegal to operate anywhere that street legal motorcycles are not permitted to be operated, like designated bike/walking trails.
You can, just sesrch on youtube/google, just talk about the SHOULD NOT change the speed limit on it and if you find out he change it, then he wont use it for 1 day or 4 days or some. Hope your son gets the bike!
