To be honest, I was not expecting this motor to be so powerful. The stock mx 650 can do maybe 18 mph, but with this, I can do almost 30.
However, there are some small things to keep in mind. Luckily, alot of people already covered some smaller things, but I still feel this needs to be said
The controller is verry fat. You are going to need to either find a funky spot to put this in, or extend the case out with a few washers. It's not that hard and makes a verry small diffence.
Now this is a big thing. It can go even faster. Out if the box it does ~29 mph. However, there is a 3 speed wire plug that can make it go even faster. Now, I'm too scared to do this because I'm already doing wheelies (sometimes unexpectedly) but all you need to do is jump the black and blue wires on the 3 speed wires. I've heard it can typically do 34 with ease after you have done this.
Lastly, the charger. If you want to keep your stock xlr charger on the side of your bike, that's fine, however, you are going to need to either find one on eBay for a 48 volt charger, or make your own. All you need is a regular 48 volt charger and an xlr cable. You are going to need to attach them to each other then you can have a charger. But my xlr cable had the 3 pin and the 2 pin switched so you might have to solder to switch. It's not that bad.
Overall, I recommend this to anyone feeling up to the task. It's not that hard (other than having to drill holes in your frame to fit the screws) and it's over all a fun experience. I recommend learning to solder if you want to make the upgrade reliable and last much longer.
Also, it's an awesome flex to go to leave your school going the speed limit. I always get funny looks when I'm keeping up with the flow of traffic
Oh yeah, it can also do wheelies. Have fun with that
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How fast can an electric scooter go?
What is fast? Well...it depends doesn't it...on the vehicle in question, and where you travel. A lot of today's electric kick scooters do 25 mph (40 kph). In a car, that feels relatively slow, on a bike downhill f.e. it feels significantly faster. On a skateboard...I would probably wet myself. But on an electric kick scooter, I have the handlebar, which gives a sense of security, so I dare.
But ask me to step on a skateboard and go 25 mph downhill, I would tell you to go somewhere really dark. In any case, to fall or hit someone or something, at 25 mph is not recommendable, whether it is on a bike, skateboard, or a powerful electric scooter.
So for the sake of this article's relevance, we think 20 mph (32 kph) and above is fast for electric kick scooters especially as they are used a lot in urban areas where you have to consider other road users such as pedestrians, bikes, and cars.
What to consider when buying a fast electric scooter
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It seems top speeds on electric scooters are going up, and where is the limit one asks? In reality, unless you are about to set some world record, how fast do you really want to go on one of these devices?It baffles me to see people use e scooters without any protective gear. Not even a helmet!
These are not toys but proper speed scooters, and speed can be dangerous if not respected. The same people would never ski or snowboard without a proper helmet, because of the risks going down a mountain entails. And remember, the snow can add as a dampener if you tumble whilst skiing, whereas the tarmac won't.
Protective gear, as you would use if you rode a motorcycle or a mountain bike downhill is a smart investment. Some people ride e scooters with a bike helmet which is better than nothing. But if you went on a moped or a regular scooter that does 30+mph... would you do the same?
For some of these high speed scooters, nothing but a full face helmet is recommended. Brakes, tires, suspension, and overall build quality might be more important than top speed, and also the durability of the lithium battery if you plan on going full tilt all the time. And last but not least, your style of riding, and where you ride. Are you considerate, or do you fall into the "hooligan" category? However, if you want to be an off road "hooligan", then check this article on the best off road scooters:
Fastest Electric Scooters by MPH/KPH
So which are the options out there to be considered if you do have a need for speed? Here's our top list.
60 Mph Electric Scooters
Stepping on a 60+mph (96+kph) e scooter, there are a few things to consider. Generally speaking, when going very fast, you want stiffer suspension and be closer to the ground for maximum stability as well as having great brakes and tires.
Going flat out on one of these, you need to keep in mind that tiny steering movements have a very big impact and you need to know how to brake properly using your body position and knees to your advantage. Lean backward slightly, as if you are about to sit down and bend your knees.
Never ride with your feet parallel but instead like you would a snowboard. One foot in front of the other for maximum balance and control.
Consider yourself warned!
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