How did I fit 10 inch tires on Xiaomi M365? 

How long did Ali express take to deliver the tire

@@NYCLOCAL96 I can't remember now... it normally takes ~1-1.5 months...

Hi mate, thanks for this comment, very kind of you. I am trying to keep my channel at least a bit "realistic" as all social media these days is somehow "not real enough" :)

That is a smart approach man :) thanks!

Hi mate, this is an essential one for city riding :) A bit rougher version is to jump on/off when you don't want to slow down :)

Chris D Osborne 😂 that is such a pain to redo it! From “yahooo!” To “oh shit” in 1 sec :D

Thanks bro, I always try to share my honest opinion :)

Mitch Calangi thank you so much, very kind of you! I am very happy when someone likes my content :)

@@VRMinde well its true and you deserve It the way you explain and demonstrate your content is clear and direct not Like some youtubers... i find you funny and cool too specially when you make some minor mistakes ☺️

Thank you very much! Stay safe out there!

I ride 29ers myself, but I like the 8.5" on stock xiaomi more :) I will soon get some speed+power upgrade, then 10" might be better.

Team A Panama!? :O omg that’s far away mate! :)

The increased speed Definitely outweighs the barely noticeable accel reduction. Real life :-)

Hello, glad you found it useful mate! :) thanks for the comment

Kazik Furmanczyk thanks mate, happy you liked it! :)

@@VRMinde I just ordered a 10" kit thanks to your video

Kazik Furmanczyk Nice, hopefuly you get them soon :) I have also ordered another set for my black scooter.

dante paule I would rathet call it a quick fix than an innovation :) cheers mate

their popular everywhere because theyre cheap , cheaper then some shity bike

tire change? on the field? :) nooo mate. I would rather carry my scooter for 10km walking :D (I would most probably drive on an empty tire, and later buy a new one, as these stock ones are terrible anyways)

You should flash custom firmware to adjust for the increased diameter

wlacalle Glad you enjoyed it, thank you!

Thanks man, appreciate the comment!

Charlie Shakur 8.5 inch wheels are not bad. Enjoy the ride and thanks for your support! :)

@@VRMinde no worries mate its a great bit of kit for the price i enjoy going shops on it worried about the gap and the wheels going thoe

Cheers mate :)

Glad it helped mate!

But less torque

Tory Boy yes but faster speed :) thats what counts topspeed ;) not torque :) lol

larger wheel diameter = more ground covered each revolution. 👍🏼

Did you purchase 10” inner tubes or still the 8.5” inner tubes? As there’s no clear instructions on this

@@SumeragiMinami spot on

Well, I enjoy making vids :) I am really happy to hear you liked it! Mi Pro 2? I guess I need to refresh my knowledge about what's new in scooter market :) Just looked it up, looks like a "facelift" for the pro 1 :)

Buy it over Ebay. I have got mines from it.

cihanlost no problem mate. I am not the biggest fan of the 10” today 🙄 was going today against the strong wind and I think the scooter with 8.5” would do a better job in terms of speed 🙄 I am not sure about the bolt. I did not need to replace it as it did not ever touch the tire. But I think you can find something like this in a department store 🙄

TITO WAPS you are welcome and thanks for the comment!

@@VRMinde can you do a reviews of installing the front shock absurber?

TITO WAPS hmmm 🙄 As I saw them - the cheap was a crap, and the expensive was... expensive :D I will take a look again, thanks for the idea!

Robert rich thanks man. In theory you can :) I have installed the 10” tires on the same rim where the 8.5 was installed. Beware that hard rubber wheels are VERY hard to mount :)

Ord Guy it was slightly touching one corner of the front fender as it was not straight. I heated it a bit and straightened. It is very close but does not rub. Rissians at www.dochello.ru/english?filter=2 used to have spacers. I did not use any

True, if it is limited by firmware/ecu. In my case it was only limited by what the stock battery could deliver :) at the end my top speed is the same, acceleration a bit slower.

Good point. It still works :)

Thank you!

Thank you mate! It is an old video now. There is a great update on how to easily mount/dismount the stock tires here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-erkiIxc2XfE.html

im never getting 8.5 again, they are crap, 3 flats in 4 months of owning a pro 2 I got a 10x2.125 a few days ago and i found out it doesnt fit the hard way to ill have to replace it with a 10x2 (i think thats what you were using). Keep up the good work tho!

@@Cloverboi There are much better aftermarket 8.5s than the stock crap that comes on the scooter...

@@VRMinde yeah i know, but im looking for every little drop of speed i can squeeze out of this thing without getting external batteries so im willing to do 10 inch for that easier change and 3 to 6kph speed boost

@@Cloverboi I understand :) Scooter racing is hard :D

thanks, have not seen them

The tubes came with the tire, I do not even know the size mate...

In theory - yes, you are right. We have had this discussion here several times now :) the speed is limited by the overall motor power because my ECU firmware is not limiting the max speed. At the end 10” is not driving faster, furthermore - it has slower acceleration if you “unlimit” the scooter on the firmware :)

@@derickrk I completely get it mate, I understand that the speed will be displayed incorrect (unless you make the adjustment in the firmware) and that controller will see it incorrect as well, therefore you will drive faster than the m365 dashboard will show you. What I am trying to tell you, that both with 8.5” and 10” wheels you will drive (for example) max 30km/h if you measure it on GPS because the scooter is simply not capable of driving faster. On 8.5” tires you will see the dashboard showing 30km/h and on 10” 27.5km/h or so. Take a gps based speed measuring app and give it a try :) In actual fact scooter with 10” tires is noticeably less capable to accelerate because of the bigger wheel mass that it has to spin (I assume) and I have measured that many times as well, at the end they reach the same max speed. 10” tires work as a “speed hack” only if your scooters’ max speed is limited by firmware to let’s say 25km/h.

So we should extend the forks and fit 14 inch wheels eh? sounds a great idea ! We might get 90mph ???

@@poppamadison9841 go for 29 from mtb :) Then it is also easier to find a suspension fork :D

Gill Lima hi, thanks! I only had one puncture since mounting the 10” tires 🙄 I do not know if I was just lucky or they are somehow better. Unless someone would like to send me the suspension for review - I doubt I will mount it. The roads are smooth here and with inflatable tires I feel comfy enough riding the scooter 🙄 I am hesitant on spending extra 100eur :)

@@VRMinde It is quite a commitment... I'm considering but you are right, its very steep price for a scooter suspension. I've got my M365 for 350EUR on sale back in 2017. If I do the 10' tires + front suspension and the KONYK read suspension I think the upgrades alone will get close to the original price, maybe buying a new one. If I end up going ahead I'll post a video for you to check ups :) Thank man, love your channel.

Gill Lima exactly mate. And then you will want a bit more speed, and Rita with 12s battery will be another 250 eur. You will get close to 1k eur 🙄 Maybe it is wise to sell the m365 and get another 1000 eur scooter with original suspension, larger battery, more speed and etc. m365 is a great cheap scoot, but there are better scooters out there, if you wanna spend more $

Thanks man. This, I think, was filmed with my gopro hero7 on a selfie stick/chest mount. I do have now insta 360one R, that allows for even better shots :)

hate tubeless for all the mess :D

It only goes faster if you use the stock firmware, (or roll downhill, or are a very light rider). If I just roll on the flat road without any max speed limiter the final top speed on gps is the same :) And 10” consumes a bit more battery. Ao basically you are loosing acceleration, range and gaining comfort and control on higher speeds, and easier tire replacement when get flat :)

southpaw Thanks mate! I really do not know how many km mate. I did not track it. Most probably not more than 150km. I had one flat almost the next day I have replaced them, but no more flats afterwards :)

Youssef 20016 there were tubes that came with the 10” tires

Yes, until you reach some limit potential, and this will be amps that your stock battery pack can give. Otherwise you could add a huge wheels and fly at 300km/h right? :) so, if you remove any speed limits in firmware and add a lot amps - at the end I get to the same max speed with both wheel sizes

I agree, there is an 18% difference so that is 18% higher speed per rpm but a 18% reduction in torque/acceleration

oh man, I can't remember now. But if I was to do it again - I would use ~80 deg C, I think. There is easier way to mount tires: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-erkiIxc2XfE.html

Thanks mate, have fun riding! :)

Yeah, mate these are stickers. Just get some from Aliexpress :)

Yeah, 10” is easy :)

10 inch with inner tube* Solid tire are litteraly impossible to fit without right tools

@@franc2255 bro what? i bouled a tubeless tire for 5 min, then grabbed it wit smal gloves amd in a minute they were on

You can change the wheel size to see correct speed measurement, but it is not necessary

I am not sure mate. It takes away a lot of acceleration. If you have suspension already, I doubt you will get that much difference?

Just be aware that cable with hotmelt might not last too long :)

@@VRMinde hi! thanks for the video! where did u find long plastic for the breaks cable?

zion bouchris Hi, I am not sure I understand what are you asking about :D I have not touched the brake line. And the brake-light cable was only fixed with hotmelt 🙄

What if the speed is limited to the amount of energy your battery pack can release and you put a bigger circumference tire?

@@VRMinde it has been artificially limited by software from manufacturers, in fact you are hacking at a hardware level the speed limitation built into the device. There is also the possibility to deal with the software, I have seen videos on that too. But having been using the scooter as it is, I feel the battery is a real limitation particularly on the entry level model I bought, so I won't change the firmware any time soon, as it is, when I go over a slope, the real limitation is the power from the battery... but I have the cheapest model from xiomi.

@@tingotalango5473 I do not consider anyone is riding their m365 with stock firmware :D If you got the 1s, your battery is a really big limitation. Even if you remove the software limitation you won't see too much difference, nor the 10" tires will help you. We have tested that with my brothers' 1s

I generally use the max pressure written on the tire wall. Can't remember the pressure now

Blyn, paziuresiu ryt

It is the same rim

Hi, I can’t remember now mate. And I have replaced them with other bolts. I could check on my other scooter when I will find some time. But I cant promise to do it today

VRMinde no problem mate thanks for the reply tho

Bergwacht thanks mate, I was thinking they should expand this much :) My old 8.5 ones looked a bit worn from friction though..

@@VRMinde My (NEW) Honeycomb Tyres are after 1 month so done like the original tyres are NOT after a year^^

Bergwacht Thanks for sharing. I would expect them to last much longer!

Liam Mitchell cheerz!

@@VRMinde I recently tried to repair a puncture in the tube on stock tyers. Couldnt get the tyer back on. How long did you put it in the oven for and what temp?

Liam Mitchell hi, I can’t remember now exactly, but I would put it to like 80 degrees and for 5-10mins If I would do it again today. It is very hard to put them on...

I am sure I have replied to this comment, but now I can see there is no reply... just a second mate, Youtue comments system is bad.

www.thingiverse.com/thing:2761646 www.thingiverse.com/thing:2761582

Mc Quinoa sorry mate never had a ninebot. And never needed parts for xiaomi :) but there are plenty for xiaomi at least. Maybe someone else knows better

@@VRMinde oh word, thanks man. Im trying to make a choice which one to buy. Would the m365 be comfortable to ride for a 30 minute commute in your opinion?

Mc Quinoa if you can, get an ebike :) 30mins on scooter is quite some time standing still. But if you can’t, it is doable. I would recommend at least to get the pro version, unless you plan to drive 30mins, then charge it to get back home. 1hr ride full speed, especially in a cold weather “classic” m365 will be dry on juice :)

@@VRMinde ah yea you're right. I was looking into mini ebikes too. But its 200$ more for the jetson bolt compared to xiaomi. Worth it for a seat though!

Mc Quinoa and also check the legislation. Somehow ebikes are more accepted in some countries than scooters :)

I have not.. I think with a suspension like this you might be able to fit 2.5 or even 3 wide maybe... That would expand the options list I guess

Rndm Fella There is a steel plate with thread inside, not alu :) and I figured the speed “mystery” after uploading the vid. :). However, if you run your scoot with already modified firmware and no speed limits set, it might be hard to notice any speed difference ;)

Im running flashed firmware and didnt feel any increase in speed (it was the reason I did it) however I did get a much softer ride and unfortunately, a loss of all that pep that flashing had given me. Any ideas how to negate the loss in quick response?

@@Shawn-yp9icwhich version of firmware did you use as a base? I normally use 1.3.8 it gives me the best riding experience. You can definitely increase your top speed with custom firmware if you change the speed limit. However, your acceleration will decrease due to larger wheels. You can balance it a bit by decreasing "motor constant power". Just don't go too crazy...

@@VRMinde yea, Im using 138 too. My flashed file is by Camil? Julian? He made the m365downg app. I have a good version of his called "firm" and it really hauls ass. What I forgot was I had blown a fuse (F2) in the controller, possibly linked to pulling that kind of performance but it made the motor cut off when I turned the headlight on. Turn light off motor worked. When I change tires I also changed controllers to fix that issue and initially forgot that changing controllers changed my firmware flash. Ive since reflashed the Julian fw and its all good, its back to being fun tocride again and beating every scooter I race. I know theres faster scooters, Dualtrons etc, but here in San Diego Ive never seen one, Limes, Birds, Lyfts, Razors, Jumps, Wheels, etc, none of them can touch me. I'll catch them, drive up, ask "is that it?" They're like, what? Is that full throttle? Yes. C-ya, and drive away.

Shawn Haxton glad you found the issue! Can I ask what is your motor power constant value? I has mine lowest at 32000, did not blow the fuse :)) If you go like 20000 it will be really fast, but also risky to burn :))

I can imagine mate 😂😂😂

I have not tried tape. But I would like to. Tape protects from the puncture and slime only deals with consequences (and it does not always work...). You can have both at the same time :)

I tried with Slime and it worked.After I bought the xiaomi I had to fix the tires about 2 times in 250 km, and then after slime now I have like 1050km and I had no issue again 'till now. + Add talcum powder between the tire and the chamber to reduce the frictional force between them and keep the pressure of the tires high at 3,5 atm/bar

I clean it! :) it actualy helps :)

Mine is stock, just had to heat and bend one side a tiny bit (not visible now)

It was only half way there yet :D

1. Can you connect via xiaomi app to the scooter via bluetooth and see the error code? 2. If you cant connect, count the green light blinks. How many long blinks and how many short? This count will give you error code

Thanks mate!

imzs hd I guess 1km/h + with the solid ones and lost comfort.

@@VRMinde try to make a video with 10 inch solid tires

imzs hd hmmm I am a bit hesitant as 10” tires I put only for comfort. Solid ones will take all that comfort away. I had one flat tire only since I mounted these on 🙄

GameRush I don’t know mate :) was asking myself the same :Do

VRMinde do you know if there is a major difference between m265 and the pro version I’m considering buying the pro but idk if it’s worth spending that much money for slightly better specs

@@gamerush7117 No one can tell if "it is worth it" for you mate. Pro has a larger battery and a bit more powerful motor. Batteries are expensive and it is understandable it costs more. If you can - get the pro... It will go further and faster :)

VRMinde the thing is is I’m not really bothered with the speed I’m more looking for longer battery life I have looked into getting one of those custome one you can mount onto the base or neck but I’m not sure if I should spend the money

GameRush you can connect a 36v battery with a BMS in parallel without big problems for the range as well.

gtone339 I saw someone saying that only these tires fit and therefore ordered them for a try :) And it worked :D (with some hot glue for the rear light cable)

@@VRMinde This is Pirates attempt on inserting the 10 inch tyres, any advice Private message him hehe! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UJkiI7b0LZQ.html

That pirate guy is a con. He advertised merchandise for Chinese sellers. He's a fake.

@@TheLondonCyclist I'm 50/50 with his ideas & advertisements but I do enjoy his long-range e-scooter test trial videos.

I have just skimmed through his vid quickly. It seems he used a different tire and on a different scooter. There was a tight gap between the rear part of the front fender and the tire in my case as well. I had to heat and straighten the fender just a tiny bit :) I also saw him drilling the wheel, no need to do that as I have learned it myself by doing it :D

Ricardo Lopes RLOriginals hey there. The tires from aliexpress came with the inner tubes. I did not measure them. I have read people used the 8.5” ones in the 10” tires but I cannot confirm that with my personal experience 🙄

I did not really notice a big difference on the range, but definitely reduced acceleration. You are sure your wheels spin freely and there is nothing rubbing? :D

Die you correct the tyre diameter in the firmware? It calculates distance and speed by the rpm of the wheel. With bigger tires you drive faster and further than the stock firmware thinks.

@@Psi-Storm yes, but if you run a custom firmware your overall motor/battery power is the limit, you can’t go any faster with 10s battery, even if you put 100” wheels :)

@@VRMinde There is still a rpm limit in the firmware. You can't get the wheels to spin faster than 34-35 km/h even without resistance. So with 10" wheels you still get 18% faster speed, if the battery could deliver the needed power and the driver is light enough.

@@Psi-Storm yes, but with the stock battery and “unlimited” firmware both 10” and 8.5” wheels actually end up at the same max speed :) I am not saying this because “I think so” I am saying this because I have tried it multiple times on multiple m365 scooters :) and I am getting a bit tired from talking about the same thing 😂

John Lightfoot in my case it is mainly sharp rocks after rain. Also stock tires tend to rub the inner tubes in about 500-1000km they rub through.

@@VRMinde Would it be feasible to line the inside of the tyre with maybe butyl rubber or something. Might give the inner tube more protection.

I think there are aftermarket puncture-resistant tapes. Need to try one :)

Roger Lane good question, but I doubt it :) I saw people struggling to fit some of the tires in front. Mine is pretty close to the fender as well 🙄 you can try replacing the front one and if it fits - it worked, if it doesn’t you will have to go back :) People use front fork extenders made of metal to fit the front tire for sure, even for 3 wide tires. Like these made in Russia www.dochello.ru/shop/zhelezo/stalnye-prostavki-udliniteli-dlya-10h2-5-i-10h3/

@@VRMinde i have a question 10 x 2.25 will it fit the rear easily .

@@alenkorajacob9463 it should. Might touch the rear light cable/connector so some fixing of the cable might be needed or it might “wear” it through in a couple months

It is above your comment, in the description mate :) www.thingiverse.com/thing:276... www.thingiverse.com/thing:276...

migel prager common man, there is nothing better than this spatula for xiaomi tire mounting :D I almost consider framing it on to the wall! :D

It depends on the tire. More often they rub against the bolt that holds the mudguard in place. Replacement if the bolt to a one with a more recessed head helps. I am actually not sure if newer models like 1s are not already with the recessed head bolts 🙄

@@VRMinde ok thanks i probably Will buy 9 inch because it is a little bit bigger and easier to get on the wheel

mine is rubbing too.

The seller does not exist anymore... I ordered a second set from here www.aliexpress.com/item/33001962401.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.22744c4debNvdE But they have just arrived and I have not even unpacked them. The tube should be better for the front wheel though...

Not really, i get some, but very rarely

Ok. But you are still using the same inner tube for 10 inches right?

@@windchester4 the same? The one that comes with 10” tyres

I mean can I use the tube that we are using for 8 inches for 10 inches tyre?

@@windchester4 you can, but you can also buy a new one, they are cheap :)

Shawn Haxton i think it is the right way to go. I just really went down the laziest and easiest way, knowing it won’t last :) Thanks for your inputs. I will pin your last comment for others to learn the right way

Hi Shawn. I'd like to do this. Please could you tell me what wire I should buy for this task? And - with regards to adding this extension, can I just marry up the the two new wires by rolling them between my thumb n finger, and wrapping them in electrical tape? And would I house the new jst connector inside the battery casing? Thank you for any advice you can give.

Asphalt Ricky unless you make sure your connection is inside the battery compartment of the scooter - electrical tape won’t withstand long use with all the water there. You can open the bottom cover of the battery and make a connection with a new cable there. Also instead of electrical tape you can use heat-shrink tubes. They cost peanuts in any hardware store.

@@VRMinde Thank you so much for your helpful reply. I've seen the extension wire available online, so I'll do what you suggest 😁😁😁😁😁. And that's a great tip, also, for the heat shrink tube. THANKS AGAIN!

@@2icelollys1goat yes, truthfully connecting wires by twisting works just fine as long as you first twist each seperate wire tightly, then tightly twist the 2 wires together, use a small piece of e tape, stretch it tight at first but not at the last wrap that causes it to unstick. A piece of heat shrink over the joint prevents unwinging too or even a dot of super glue. Looseness is the enemy here not twisting itself.

it's 10x2 mate

No mate it is 30km/h fast. And it is around 18mph. Absolute max range is about 18 miles, but at full speed will be more likely like 12

@@VRMinde Thank u and should I buy Xiaomi M365 or which scooter is better on miles & speed?

I do not know mate. There are many new scooters on the market. Consider at least m365 pro it has double the battery and more powerful motor. xiaomi is a time-proven scooter, cheap, reliable, but there are so many choices now that are faster etc... I have not tried any new scoots so hard to say. From what I have seen I would go around kugoo products now 🙄

@@VRMinde Thanks for your great help!

I used to go from battersea power station to Holborn and have half a charge left. I could have got back on that however I would have been at walking pace by time it got to 1-2 bars. Great great little things though so glad I have it.

Only if you are not riding with custom firmware and speed limit set on like 35 or 40km/h. If you are - your max speed will not increase either

@@VRMinde No, your top speed will increase because of math and physics. Let me explain. To measure the speed, your scooter uses the rotational speed of the front tire. You can verify this by spinning the front tire by hand with the scooter on (assuming yours shows the speed). To limit the speed, the firmware simply limits the maximum rotational speed of the motor (and thus, the front tire). In other words, setting a speed limit in firmware in reality sets a maximum speed on the motor RPM. Let's assume that your scooter has the speed limit set to 30 km/h, which is 8.33 m/s. The original tire has a diameter of 0.216 meters, so it has a circumference of 0.678 meters. The circumference is the distance your wheel (and thus, your scooter) will advance in one rotation of the wheel. 8.33 m/s divided by 0.678 m gives us 12.29, which means that at 30km/h, the wheels will rotate 12.29 times every second. The motor controller will allow the motor to spin at a maximum of 12.29 revolutions per second (RPS) the 10" tires have a diameter of 0.254 m, so a circumference of 0.797 meters. Remember that the circumference is the distance the wheel advances with one rotation. Recall that our maximum rotation speed is 12.29. so 12.29 x 0.797 = 9.79 m/s. That's 35 km/h. So, with 10" tires and a firmware-set speed limit of 30 km/h, your scooter will actually travel at 35 km/h. You can use a GPS to check if you don't believe me. This is also an issue with cars, since they also use the rotation speed of the wheel to determine speed. Installing a larger tire will make the speedometer read lower. For example, your speedo might read 60km/h, but you could be going 65 instead. Opposite if you install a smaller tire, you could be going 55 when your speedo reads 60. You also lose acceleration due to the larger moment arm with the larger tire. the short story is: smaller tires give you better acceleration, larger tires give you better top speed.

uRiBiTo666 mate, thanks for spending so much time to write this all up. But you miss one point. As I said, if your scooters max speed is already unlimited bythe current firmware (let’s say set to 40km/h), your actual max speed is limited by the capabities of the motor. And larger wheels will not help you to reach faster speeds. Like if your VW golf 1.6D max speed is 160km/h (as the motor can’t produce more power to go fastet), and you add larger tires, your max speed will not increase, most likely decrease. I did many tests using gps with both scooters (8.5” and 10” wheels), and on a normal flat road they reach very similar max speed (around 29/30km/h with my 88kg of body weight)

And as I stated many times, I agree that your actual speed will increase if you use stock firmware when your motor is limited by it, but not by it’s power capability.

@@MrFastFox666 Even if you go Faster the scooter will try to slow itself down because of the speed limit capped

Suspension and larger tires work a bit differently: suspension won't affect tiny little vibrations that tires take care off. Tires won't take care of larger cracks/potholes/gravel bumps etc. :) So depends on what do you want to improve... Overall, I would say suspension is less for comfort, more for better control on higher speed impacts

@@VRMinde If I have to choose which one to upgrade first, what will be the best choice? I can't upgrade both yet because of budget lol.

10" tires is not an expensive or complicated upgrade, compared to suspension. You can try and see if you still miss something. I would probably today buy another scooter than install all the suspensions...@@sodiumchloride6431

@@VRMinde Nice! Thanks for the suggestions!

Hi, yes, it is slightly higher and you have to print/buy a spacer for the kick stand as a result of that. I think it is about 1.5cm or so

@@VRMinde thanx oh i was out last night and my aovo pro frame snapped in half lucky i wasn,t going 20 mph i have another one but i sold one of my ham radio,s lastnight so got a couple of hundred pounds so i might buy a bigger scooter now

@@austieoutdoors9763 😳 I have heard of one guy braking m365, you will be the second one 😂

@@VRMinde yes very scary it happened just going off a curb so i was lucky got my eye on a g2 pro im getting tomorrow

@@austieoutdoors9763 well mate, happy you did not get injured and you will get a better scooter as well! :)

jim L I am sure it is Ratchet in English. With 18mm head

Singh Daljeet hi! Do I get the Q right? for maps? For maps on iphone I use google maps or maps.me For speed measuring I have used Speedometer and Odometer from the android app store.

@@VRMinde thank you!👍

Yes, the same rim, larger tires. They are 10x2

@@VRMinde can I do this on the Ninebot es4? they're supposedly 8" solid tires. I would like to put 10'' air filled tires on there.

@@frz0 I think yes, if they fit under the fenders? I have never owned one and did not try to replace them so do not know for sure.

@@derickrk I can tell for sure they work on xiaomi m365 rims :) have no idea about Ninebot

Never seen that yet :)

UnPureMaddness ammm... less bumpy ride, better grip on full-speed turns. Increase on max speed (only if you ride stock firmware). Easier to mount, more ground clearance :) But you will loose maneuvrability, acceleration and overall agility of the scooter. Decrease in range. No gains on max speed if you use custom firmware.

Dennis Reicht yeah I tend to f-up now and then when doing things :) now It is funny, not that funny back then 😂

Cheers 🙌

I was not laughing back then when I realized that :D

Acceleration get’s a bit less, max speed depends on your weight a bit - heavier riders might not even get the difference, lighter riders will have a couple km/h more. Speed will be displayed correctly if you adjust the wheel size in the firmware

@@VRMinde ok cool and what if I can't change it in firmware settings it will then be incorrect reading yeah

I weigh 70kg do you think it is worth me putting these wheels on for the top speed difference

@@Motorizedstuff yup

@@Motorizedstuff it depends if you really need it :)

morpheus matrix it is a bit frustrating 😂😂😂

pittbike GANG no, tubes came as a set with the tires

Actually, front and rear tubes have different valves in some sets. Look for that, as inserting a new tube with a straight valve into the front wheel is a bit of a pain