KingSong 16X - 650KM Update Review 

Great to hear! Glad its worked out well for you!

Ha ha, its an awesome wheel

@@Speedyfeetuk Question I understand KS makes 2 types of tires, for the 16X what type are they & what type you running???😁✌

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Congrats! You in the UK?

@@Speedyfeetuk nah in Canada Quebec ! but ive been watching quite a few video of yours since ive bought my first wheel!

Thats a long way to travel for one of the ride outs here 🤪

@@Speedyfeetuk lol yeah unfortunately. I used to live on the isle of wight couple years ago tho! that would have been a good time but the wheels did not exist at that time! il let you know if i go back to uk someday! keep up the good stuff and stay green my friend ;0)

Omidel 6327 times

@@Speedyfeetuk is that a real real number?

Omidel “Spot on.”

it was advertised at 45 kph not 55 lol.. people moaned and groaned and they bumped it up to 50 begrudgingly

Yo, its going well cheers!

On close inspection you might be right (as in there looks like there could be some in there...possibly!). I will lob that in the 1000km review, cheers dude!

Keep in mind that even if there is a lot mud caked up inside the heat-sink area, if the wheel still rides and there are no heat issues (overheating), then it's really a non-issue. Removing a wheel (a major EUC operation) just to clean out mud that isn't affecting the ride is a draconian measure, in my book. Don't fix what's not broken :-)

ElectricUnicycles Thing is you can’t say for sure what’s going on with all that mud in there if you haven’t taken the wheel off. And as far as safety goes on and EUC personally I want everything running in 100% condition. I don’t like allowing any room for errors that could cause any issues while I ride.

Rick Deckard nice!

Yeah I have heard a few people say this. So far no issues with mine at almost 1000km. Don't forget to sign up at www.ElectricPeople.org and join the community!

I think the motor had a change yeah. Not sure about other changes though. Thanks for following along dude! Be sure to sign up to www.ElectricPeople.org as well to join the community!

@@Speedyfeetuk roger that.. thanks

Ronnie Dylan time for some maintenance on that there olde kill switch 😁

@@Speedyfeetuk I was just sent the new controller board. Yes, whenever I get around to cracking it open to change that over I have to look at that switch.

How many nuggets did you get?

@@Speedyfeetuk Twelve pieces, and all were yummy.

Ottawa Wheeler I’m doing food deliveries with it every day about 100km, now is full days raining, wheel had no problems at all. But maybe because I did hydroisolation when I bought it. I opened after 2 week and 1,5k km riding and inside was no marks of water or dust )

How's the tyre? need changing yet?

@@francescoc8644 no, looks totally fine, also checked the water/dirt traces on the floor yesterday, looked like new. Also not feeling extra slippery yet.

Mine is only 1600km, it’s perfect My friends is at over 4000km, also perfect 😂

The KS18 yes in terms of those inner screws for holding the outer shells, the could do with being much better designed. Not had those issues with any KS16X we have sold (and actually the KS18 our only issue was Jon...does he count? Ha ha)

Bailey Williford Hi, where do you live? I own it and it is one of the best imo. We have a group in Sweden and I thing we are in total 3-4 that owns one and we are about 5-10 that ride together at once..... normally we exchange wheels and there haven’t been anything to complain about from the others “non-owners “ neither... So it comes down to if you must have/prefer a locked down position when you ride or not. The 16x is not locked down so you have a large learning curve in that case.... Also, if you plan to have a cruising speed around 50kmph all the time I wouldn’t recommend maxing any wheel... then go to a gw. Personally, it a fantastic wheel, love everything about it. Best thing is that it feels like a smaller wheel when handling it. When going very very slow it also handles great... Don’t know which tyre it is delivered with nowadays... I own the first batch ... (with gyro-effect), meaning that your brain has to adapt the sideways unevenness during the ride... it takes a few day to understand... now I don’t even think about it. I get around 100km/charge and weigh 66kg. Cruising speed around 30-40. No issues at al👌🏻

Not sure sorry, it was one of the early ones.

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Thanks a ton!! These wheels fascinate me and I’m looking for a bigger wheel than My one wheel XR Keep the awesomeness coming! Your a great help man!

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@@Speedyfeetuk appreciate that! thanks for the reply - I'll be sure to check that out.

It's not a tear down video, its a review of 'real life use'

@@richscull7194 idea is to see how such hard usage affect the parts inside. Mud, dust, rust and etc.

You're missing the point of these videos - if it was dismantled every time, what happens if it fails before the next video? You could say it had been messed with - best to leave it natural

@@richscull7194 it is your point of view. But do not speak for me OK.

Yes, Rich is correct; the rule is no teardown before 1000km so any fault cannot be attributable to a tear down. Only time there would be a teardown would be if there was a fault that needed fixing.

Over 5 years with minimal loss.

Because wheel sizes are done the motor/rim size, not on tire size.

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Quantum Douche pleasure

It sold but we did around 1907km on it with no issues!

Do it ;)

Someone told me today to not buy the Sherman as they are cheaply made and the 16x was his favorite wheel he ever owned.

i like the idea of having swap able battery

Sure, but when the battery costs over 60% of the purchase you may as well get a second wheel instead....

it would be nice to carry a spare battery in a back sac , so we could do a long ride

@@thecarl168 96 KM is not a long ride??