LEHE K1S Foldable Electric Bike Scooter 2017 Newest Model 15mph 8.8AH 22-28miles Range Upgraded Brake System with Free Original Case/Bag (Black & White) Sellink Exclusive

It's a nice scooter. I use this on my 1.5 mile commute to work every day now instead of driving.The hardest things you'll notice when you get it would be trying to take it out of the box (just because it's heavy and it's weird trying to pick it up and put it down somewhere when it only has one wheel attached when you take it out of the box; you feel like you're going to drop/break it), as well as adjusting to the small tires (when I started riding it, I thought it'd be like riding a bike. It's not like riding a bike, haha )Getting the handlebars up is kind of a challenge, and i can't get the right handlebar (the one that has the accelerator) tight, it's always slightly loose and can be wobbled up/down a little (not a serious problem, I'm just worried i'm going to break this part some day).It does go up to 15mph, even for me (I weigh 240 lbs, and while I'm riding I usually have 10 pounds or so of items in my backpack), but only at a decent level of battery. I believe once you've reached the 3/5 point on the battery meter (at rest, not while using it) you'll notice you can't go quite as fast. From that point on your max speed will dwindle as the battery loses power; If you get to the point where you're at 1/5 and the bar is flashing, you've essentially run out of power and you will very soon see the scooter run progressively slower until you have to walk it home. Not a bad thing, just something you'll notice as you're running out of power.The voice saying 'Welcome to your bluetooth speaker' every time you turn it on is kind of annoying, I really wish there were a way to stop that voice from playing every time i turn on the bike.Also, when turning it on, there's a loud noise that plays. A noise similar to the chirp of a car alarm. it's not very bad, but it makes me feel like a nuisance when i'm trying to turn it on to go somewhere (since i'm in an apartment complex).It rides very well, and it's very quiet while you're using it.As I go down the streets in Tempe, many of the people I pass say 'What the heck is that thing' - you'll draw a lot of attention riding one of these.The range on the battery does last 21 miles, so that's good.

I have to say there are many positives about this scooter. Have been using for 4 months now and Rides Great. Perfect speed. The weight of the scooter works for me to easily carry up 1 flight of stairs. To assemble was very easy. Don't get the 2 1/2 hours as promised on a single charge But there are factors that I have to take into consideration, the many hills in my town which eat up the power of the battery and my weight. The only negative I have is on long rides the seat becomes uncomfortable. not enough cushion. I AM WRITING MY REVIEW TODAY BECAUSE I HAVE AN ISSUE THAT JUST OCCURRED WITH A FLAT TO THE BACK TIRE AND HOPING SOMEONE CAN HELP ME WITH SOME ADVICE ON THIS ISSUE. I SEE THE BACK WHEEL IS CONNECTED TO SOME CABLES. IS THIS SOMETHING I SHOULD GET PROFESSIONALLY FIXED. IS IT SOMETHING MY WARRANTY TAKES CARE OF? AFRAID OF TAKING APART

I received the scooter yesterday, It arrived in perfect condition, I assembled it in 15 minutes.The scooter is just what I am looking for, It is well made and powerful enough to go up hills.I love the way it folds up and you can put it in the trunk of your car. I am very pleased with it.

I have had an electric bike for two years and I love it. But it's heavy - 68 lbs. - and that make it unwieldy. I've tried the Segway but it's a side walk surfer. I wanted something small an light. This looked like exactly what I was looking for. It arrived in a huge box, I opened it, attached the front wheel, so simple even I can do it, Clipped in the handle bars, inflated the tires, and off I went.First thing i noticed is that it starts off smartly, and if you have it on the #4 setting, it will do wheelies if you're not sitting down on the seat. But alas it doesn't have the power to go smartly up the steep hill I live on, but my eBike also struggles, so I have to pedal briskly in the lowest gear to assist the electric motor. Since there are no pedals on a scooter, one ends up doing the American crawl alternating between legs, which, although looks awkward, was less tiring that pedaling.One I reached the top of the hill, the Lehe quickly accelerated to it's top speed of 16mph. The all-around disc brakes work fine. As long as it's fairly level the scooter maintains five times walking speed, and the electronic cruise control is a blessing. Listening to Pandora over the very good built-in Bluetooth speaker. Every time the scooter was restarted, it automatically connected to my smart phone again. The LCD screen is a great feature, displaying all sorts of vital information. And a functioning bright LED headlight is a welcome addition to this well designed and well constructed scooter.I have owned a number of scooters, both gas and electric, and overall this comes as closed to perfection as today's technology allows. My 49cc gas scooter was much quicker, in fact I drove it 13 miles back and forth to work before I retired, but the cost of insurance, DMW fees. fuel and 2-cycle oil made it the most expensive, by far, of every vehicle per mile of ownership I ever had. The Lehe doesn't require any of these cost of ownership expenses.i drove it 16 miles that first day straight out of the box with no additional electrical charge. The looks and comments I got were not only frequent, but favorableAlthough it won't fit in the truck of my Mustang convertible, it fits in the back seat! It's the perfect mobility unit for RVers like us, around the campground, or with a backpack, a longer outing. For me, it's a keeper!