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Question: Can I pump up the tires with a regular bike pump?
Document: Headlight, high beams, back light, brake lights and turn signals - it is equipped as well as a regular motorcycle or vespa etc.Tires seem very durable and rugged. It can take some bumps on them without worry of them popping.Two people can ride the Jetson comfortably and my teen daughters actually ride double on it all the time.It says you can remove the battery to charge it, but we have never done that. we just put the bike in the garage and charge it directly, without removing the battery.It came with an extra fender in black, but we did not put that on.
I wonder if a new battery might fix the issue. I've lubricated the proper parts, inflated the tires correctly, and done all the tips n' tricks the tech suggested and it STILL isn't quite 20 mph.So I'm going to change my rating a bit with an extra star. Support tried to help and did a bit but never once did anyone offer to send me a new battery when mine cracked inward after two days and one charge of regular use. I even texted the tech a picture.I'm somewhat satisfied. I still don't know that I'd go with such an expensive model when the battery cracked the day after I got it and it's not like I was going crazy on it or anything.
My bike arrived Saturday afternoon. After carefully getting it out of its shipping box and giving it a thorough inspection, I checked the tires, screwed on and adjusted the mirrors, familiarized myself with all the buttons and controls and then took my first ride. It was just awesome!Since there was a lot of packaging material that I needed to get rid of, I got in touch with one of my buddies and asked if he could bring over his pickup truck. We loaded the cardboard and metal framing and hauled it to one of the local recycling centers.
Multiple Issues : Including , Shipping, Condition: Rear Rim Bent Tires Flat, Will Not hold Air...faring to protect chain Broken During Shipping . Throttle sticks, And makes the bike Dangerous. wiggly front end and rear. I did not receive any paper work or owners manual, Now I have a fuse that I cannot replace; Have no Idea how... Not to mention the delivery was suppost to be on the 25th of November Between 12 noon and 5 pm, The shipper called me on the 22nd Of November.
I love this bike. I bought one in Midnight Blue for my wife and I'm already ordering a second one for myself so we can ride together. It is really cool looking, it is very quiet with almost no noise from the motor except for a soft hum. It rides and handles well with good solid brakes. When pedaling it is a little harder than a regular bike because you have no gear selection so it feels like you are always in a midrange or higher gear. But what you can do is give yourself a little electric boost when you need it and pedal on the level ground.
I've had the jetson bike (in white) for a little less than a month, and I so far love it! I wanted a electric bike to get to and from school/work and possible run some errands. I use it about 10-15 miles a day, so I wanted to get an electric bike over a regular bike since I have bad knees.I've gotten a ton of compliments from people saying they like the look, and the fact that its electric. It also fits very nicely on the bike racks at school/work.
I found the instruction manual explaining how to attach the pedals, inflate the tires, adjust the brakes, oil the chains, etc. Guess what? That was all done already. The only thing I had to do was charge the battery, and guess what again? It was fully charged. What a great company.I jumped on the bike and took it for a ride around the block. Riding it was effortless and 20 mph was fast enough to be pleasurable without the risk of higher speeds. It took small bumps without their being noticeable, turned smoothly, and was a fantastic first ride.
I suspect it's a battery issue. The casing of my battery cracked inward on my second day and now I need to connect one of the leads using pliers. It isn't ideal but I'm sure that a new battery isn't in the cards as part of the warranty since the tech was pretty satisfied that I need to use pliers to plug the battery in now after two days of regular use which amounted to a single charge. I'm not satisfied and feel they should send me a new battery, but it is what it is.The performance, due to the tech's tips, has improved considerably and at least approaches the speed as advertised somewhat.
This is an initial review based on only a few days usage. I live in The Villages FL with over 400 miles of golf cart roads but cannot afford the $10,000 for a new golf cart. This was much less expensive and accomplishes many tasks (shopping, going to swimming pool, going to pick up mail) but not all of the same objectives. I am 72 years old this year but still feel safe on this bike thanks to the golf cart roads; I might be reluctant to use regular streets at my age.PROS:(1) lightning deal at $1349 was very attractive(2) attractive appearance and fun to drive(3) fully assembled(4) has run as expected so far(5) the battery is reasonably light weight and easily removed for in house chargingCONS:(1) The villages is very level except for underpasses for golf carts beneath the major roads; can barely make it up the access ramps (I am 175-180 lb); DO NOT PURCHASE IF YOU LIVE IN A HILLY AREA(2) Forget about pedaling, it is nearly impossible(3) The battery meter appears to be useless; it stays on fully charged even after half the range has been completed(4) Very limited storage space; I use a backpack when shopping, it has more storage than the available boot(5) top end, which is 20 mph when fully charged, goes down to 18 or so after limited usage; the golf carts go zipping past meI recommend also getting the Schwinn Halo Helmet; it makes me feel extra safe and I have already received more questions or compliments on it than the bike itself!I will try to provide an update after I have used the bike for several months.QUICK UPDATE: The battery meter is outright deceptive.
The tires, the seat, the body - everything feels and looks like a quality, built to last product.Charging it does not take long at all, which is surprising. Just a few hours will get you a full battery charge. You can go 40 miles per charge, so that is a good distance before the battery starts to die off. You can also pedal it too, if needed.It is easy to control while driving. The acceleration in the right hand is a little sensitive, but you get used to it really quickly.It has all lights necessary for evening and night time driving, as well.
Answer: yes