20 Best Used Motorcycles For Beginners (2023 Updated)

Well i have 2 now and have had them all my life, i modify them top to bottom. Adding new motor to redoing the fairings. Ive had the mx500 as a kid. Im now 21 years old, and still ride obviously with the modification to help with range and speed.

The only 2 things i would like to point out is that after awhile the sprocket may go due to overtorque from the motor for you new riders. It can be fixed by not hardlaunching the bike. The second is that i have a mx650 from 2006 (purple) and one from (2016).

The 2006 looks like is was built with a lot more quality, the welds are more discrete and theres even color on the battery covers compared to a bit sloppyer welds on the newer razor. They are still built to last and are fun to mod and ride.

Well, we got my youngest a mx350 and he enjoyed it. I, on the other hand, didn’t like the fact that he was having a lot of fun riding his while I just stood there watching. So, I ended up buying the mx650.

After putting it together, I turned it on and it actually had some juice in the battery. I took it out for a spin and man, it is fun. I am 5’5″ at 145lbs. It can carry my around. It does have a speed control on it, so if you want to go slow, moderate or fast, you just need to slowly increase/decrease the throttle.

The mx350 does not have that. The front suspensions is a little clunky and has just enough power to get me up a small hill. Overall, I can now ride along with my son. I am pretty happy with the purchase.

Im very impressed with the power and longevity of this bike! We initially had bought two 350s in the store, but they were smaller than I had expected. We kept one of them for my 10 year old, and purchased this bigger version for my 13 year old.

It runs great around the neighborhood, seems to last a lot longer than the 40 minutes. I even have fun zipping around on it and Im 37! My husband put it together in about 30 minutes. He said he had trouble getting the front wheel on, but once he laid down a bunch of cardboard so he could flip the bike completely upside down it made it very easy.

We have some pretty rough trails near our neighborhood and the kids said it was really bumpy for that. But if you have smoother trails or a big backyard this would work great!.

Très petite et ne présente aucune difficulté. Cependant, le modèle est joli et bien pensé.

super jouet, très bonne qualité des pièces, facile à comprendre, super à monter seul ou en famille.

Parfait pour un début lego technic

This book, Proficient Motorcycling, is a must for every motorcycle rider regardless of the level of skill. For new riders, you must learn the correct way of riding and avoiding the dangers. For experienced riders, it sharpens your skill and refreshes what you man have learned.

It covers risk, balance, panic situations, wind, rain, even dogs and deer. The number 1 guidebook for MC riders.

Very useful information for novice and experienced riders alike. Focus is on tactics for riding safely to avoid common causes of accidents. Gives simple explanations behind the physics of how bikes respond to turns, stops, etc; common causes of various accidents and how to avoid them.

It explains how to handle certain road conditions like milled roads, construction, rain, heat, and even icy roads. Easy to read and much more interesting than the BRC.

This book should be required reading for all motorcycle riders. I am 68, and I used to ride back in my 20s. I found that there was actually a lot of dangerous riding situations that I was previously unaware of.

If you ride or care about someone who rides, get this book. Read it. Share it. You will find some fresh “survival strategies” to improve your chances. You might recognize a hidden danger before it gets you.

In stock form, this is a delicate yard toy. It isn’t a Motorcycle. It isn’t even the quality of an inexpensive box store bicycle. However, with some modifications, it works ok. Bought the mx350 as a birthday present in May, 2019.

The hub stripped after about an hour of use. Hub replaced under warranty then it stripped again with another 15 minutes of lite use. Note that the child rider weighs significantly less than the recommended weight limits.

Dealer no longer supported repair after initial warranty claim. With support from the internet I found a hub fix – weld the hub to eliminate free-wheeling. Once the hub was welded, it never stripped again even with a 100lb rider.

Despite what is stated on the Razor website, I do not recommend riders >100lbs even with a welded hub. The second major problem is the chain always falls off the stock 11 tooth counter sprocket. I replaced the tensioner twice and made several wheel alignment adjustments but the chain continued to derail.

The fix was a 15 tooth counter sprocket from Profthomas on eBay. The sprocket is a perfect fit on the MX350 and, due to its larger size, it corrected the chain derailing problem. An added advantage is this 15 tooth sprocket makes the MX350 much faster on pavement.

Our MX350 was a barely used toy until installing this sprocket. Kids enjoy it now but its almost too fast. Note that there is a big loss of torque so it will be slower in grass.

Pro’s: Fast for young kids. Manufacturer claims 14mph, they can go a smidge faster. Easily carries 135lb adult at full speed. Battery life is great. Manufacturer claims 30 minutes of ride time, but that’s at full power.

In practice, they last 7 miles since the kids don’t juice it full power the entire time (my kids weigh about 50 lbs). Con’s: The Pink unit (and maybe other non-blue units) are custom made for Walmart.

There are body parts available from Razor. Both units came with plastic injection molding coloration defects and one with a cracked front number plate mounting peg. They ride great and the kids don’t seem to care.

It would be nice if the controller was variable speed instead of an on/off twist throttle, but its not required and the kids don’t seem to mind.

Overall a great motorized ride for kids ages 5-7. Speed on it is really good. Brake on it is okay. I think it could have been a little better. The quality of the pink plastic is a little on the cheap side.

Bends and breaks to easily. Would definitely recommend this over a mini pocket bike any day. The position this bike puts kids in is just like riding a regular pedal bike. So it makes it easy for kids to adapt to when getting on it for the first time.

rust 2/3 cup butter OR margarine, softened 1/4 cup brown sugar 1 cup all-purpose flour 1 cup quick OR old fashioned oats Filling 3 eggs 1/2 cup Beehive® OR Crown® Golden Syrup 3/4 cup sugar 2 tablespoons butter OR margarine, melted 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract 1/4 cup creamy peanut butter 1 cup chopped pecans 1 package (11 ounces) butterscotch chips INSTRUCTIONS Preheat oven to 350°F.

Spray a 13 x 9-inch baking pan with cooking spray. Mix butter, brown sugar, flour and oats until crumbly in a large mixing bowl. Press into baking pan. Bake for 10 to 12 minutes or until lightly browned.

Beat eggs, corn syrup, sugar, butter, vanilla and peanut butter in a large bowl with an electric mixer. Stir in pecans and butterscotch chips with a spoon. Pour mixture over crust. Bake for 25 to 30 minutes or until filling is set.

Remove from oven and cool. Refrigerate until firm, about 1 hour.

I bought this bike for my husband because we moved to the country and it serves a great purpose of riding to the mailbox and around the community. My husband is 240 pounds and the bike rides fine through the muddy roads and up small hills.

It is a rough ride over the bumpy roads but overall it is so much fun and we enjoy it. It is actually bigger than we expected. The big wheels make it easier to navigate through the muddy roads as well.

Great buy. Was not happy with the delivery man or the Pilot delivery service but as far as the bike itself we are happy. Considering ordering my son one next. It did come with a few scratches but still a good bike.

I recieved a used bike with gas and oil in it along with scratches all over dirt in the tires and missing bolts and pieces. I called fingerhut and they said we will give you 50$ off if not you have to pay for the return shipping both ways.

Are you serious??? You ruined my sons christmas. Now i have a 900$ pile of metal sitting in my garage. They never published my first review. So someone from coleman or fingerhut needs to make this right.

Sam’s Club had the best price (450$ 10/2018) for the Coleman CT200U Trial bike after spending time scamming the internet markets. Our local TSC had the hunter’s sportier edition (front fork springs, tool case) for an extra 150$.

Assembly went well/easy as my 9 year old grandchild wrenched (with supervision) the few items required to assemble. Tools in a small pouch were provided/included by the Chinese manufacture. I noticed the hand grip throttle assembly was bent (where cable connects into) whereas the plastic cable retainer was slightly cracked, but was functional.

This was not from shipping and had to occur at factory assembly. After filling the engine oil and topping off the gas tank, the engine started with 2 pulls. I was impressed. While the engine was running, the new paint on the muffler is a real stinker when sitting upon, but after a few runs back to the river the paint had burned off and the smell went away.

The advertised 6. 5 hp(?) engine has plenty of power for adults, it throttles strong up to max speed. They claim it rolls at 20 mph max, but I’ve not verified that yet. It feels a tad slower verses riding our ATV’s.

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Although the engine was running ruff, it “always” restarted very easily with never no more than 2 pulls. I decided to return/exchange it to Sam’s for another. The lady behind the counter was great and the tire mechanic(s) unloaded/reloaded from my truck bed.

The replacement to date is working as expected.

We bought 4 of these when they were on sale for $400 each. They were a challenge to put together (if you put the racks on) but with two people, it was easier. They were packaged pretty well but there are some gouges in the paint.

I figure that will happen soon enough anyway. We had the gas turned off, when we thought it was in the “on” position so it was a rough start. Once we figured that out, they are running well. The chains need tightened right off the bat.

It’s cold winter weather here so we probably won’t put much time on them until spring. We like the retro “all metal” construction. Should be s lot of fun for our family. I gave it a 5 stars because of the value.

I bought this little mini-bike today at my local Sam’s club in Franklin, Tn. There remaining 5 bikes were marked down to only $349. 00. I’ve had my eye on them for awhile now and couldn’t pass on that price.

Assembly was easy and after going to the store for oil I was up and running in an hour. This little bike is very fun for a 50 year old male. It is very quick getting up to speed but top speed is only about 20 MPH.

Love the bike. They sell for $500. 00 plus everywhere else so if you can find for this price grab it.

I purchased this bike for my 6 year old before Christmas in 2020. Less than a year old. The bike worked perfectly and he loved it for about 10 months then suddenly it stopped working. It will not charge or turn on.

I contacted Razor who informed me it’s probably a battery issue however the bike only has a 90 day warranty. so I would have to pay out of pocket to replace a battery that is less than one year old. I read some other reviews apparently this is a common issue.

Luckily I had purchased the extended warranty. Be sure to get the extended warranty.

IšverstiShow in original languageWe bought this for our 3 year old son for Christmas. He is pretty big for his age 42″ tall and is bigger than many 4 or 5 year olds. He fits on this very nicely and it should last him several years.

The product manual for putting it together has diagrams only. Not a problem for me as it took about 15 minutes to put it together. The product details are not quite correct on the Walmart website. They list it for 66 lbs, and per manufacturer product manual it will hold 25 Kg which would equal ~55 lbs (personally I think it will hold much more).

Product manual lists as follows: 25 Kg for children ages 3-8. The motor cycle has 2 6 V batteries hooked in series to equal 12 Volts (Walmart lists as 1 12 V battery). It has 2 speeds (I would guess about 3 and 6 MPH), and forward and reverse (Walmart lists as 3 MPH).

It is not clear that the motorcycle has 2 speeds. There is a power switch on the motor cycle and it does not turn it on and off, however it does switch it between high and low speed. Because of this people may think that it only has 1 speed when in fact it has 2.

We bought this because it was narrow enough for our son to ride in the house during the winter, but big enough to hold his weight. It is a bit noisy for in house use, and leaves black marks on the carpet when he spins the tires when the motorcycle gets stuck (I see carpet cleaner and hard wood floor cleaner in my future).

The horn is a bit annoying and it has another button that plays music which our kids seem to like (slightly more annoying than the horn). The nice thing is that there are separate batteries that power the motorcycle and the music / horn combo, so you could disable the horn and music if desired.

I completed quite a bit of research before I ordered from Walmart on other sites, and the misinformation between sites was confusing. The Walmart price was great and beat anywhere else I looked on line @ ~$160.

Overall I would say good quality good price, and hopefully many years of use as our son loves it.

IšverstiShow in original languageWe bought for my almost 3 yr old for Cmas. He loves it and is great for him. Its a bit big but he can grow with it for another yr or so. It moves pretty quickly. We bought a cost way bike for my 4 yr old and it broke and was much much slower than this.

Very pleased.

IšverstiShow in original languageMy children love riding on this toy, when it is working. The battery life is very short. We have two other ride-ons that last much longer. Also, the music/sound that comes from pushing the buttons on the motorcycle is techno/house music in another language.

I do not think it was the music intended for this toy. Walmart offered to let us return it but would not assemble a new one for us. Since the the assembly is time-consuming and a pain, we decided to just keep it.

I was worried about a long delivery time due to current issues involving shipping and transportation. I bought this cheetah November 1 in late afternoon and the order was processed, shipped out, and arrived first thing November 4th.

The box was in great condition. The bike took maybe 30 mins to assemble and it was good to go. I bought the bike during the Black Friday deal so it was a great price. I asked a few questions on chat before purchasing and urban ebikes was super quick to respond.

Extremely helpful and professional and I would easily recommend anyone I know to shop here. Great price. Great product. Great service. Great shipping time. Idk if it could’ve gone any smoother! About the cheetah.

This thing has some pep! It says pedal assist but it’s like pedal activated throttle. You barely rotate the pedals and it takes off! It’s not assist, it’s like 99. 9% assistance. It can be in 1st gear with practically 0 resistance and the motor activates and you’re at 25mph before you make 5 pedal rotations.

The build quality, style, and power and all amazing. There’s definitely a lot of turned heads. Really, now my only worry is this is too amazing and desirable that I’ll be fighting people off with a stick.

It’s almost too good. I guess that’s a good problem to have?! Anyways, this whole experience was great and I feel like the least I can do is let others know I highly recommend urban ebikes and this revi cheetah.

100% satisfied!.

O. k. , I’ve only rode my recently-purchased Cheetah Cafe Racer a few times, but I must say I LOVE it! It’s a smooth, comfortable, upright, beach-cruiser-type ride on a frame that is nearly as substantial as a small motorcycle.

From what I have seen of the e-bike “scene,” it has no equal asthetically. That said, I have two concerns/comments: the battery does drain more quickly than I would like (but hey, I have been riding around in “Power Mode” with maximum (“9”) PAS.

) Also, I would love it if it had come with a front shock. I realize that this is not a mountain bike-style e-bike–and I do not plan on a whole lot of off-roading on this thing–but the bumps are, well.

bumpy. Hopefully Revi will come up with an after-market accessory that will make this an even cooler, and smoother, ride.

Great Commuter bike! Every morning I find myself exited to ride. Great feeling bike with easy on the eyes lines. I am impressed with this bike and Urban Ebikes. Quality communications and great customer service.

I highly recommend Urban Ebikes and the Cheetah Cafe Racer. You will love this bike. Quality Breaks, Great tires, comfortable seat with a lot of power for those hills. I am impressed with how comfortable this bike feels each day.

Head light is bright, great display! Pros: everything Cons: None.

I got this for my 2 year old nephew. We always motorcycle around as a family and he’s old enough to understand that. Now he’s got something he can ride! Although hes still learning. It cost under $100 which is good because I am frugal.

No pieces missing, took 20 minutes to put together. Goes a little faster than what you think, walking pace. 5 stars for smiles with no problems. Thank you!.

The baby loves this item. Came extra fast. She plays with this motorcycle everyday. Easy to build. Communication was great. Came brand new as advertised

Love! Wish it had a controller so I didn’t have to bend over to direct my 12 month old where to steer but he will learn as he gets older. Never assembled the music as other reviews said it was annoying.

Battery life feels like forever. Haven’t had to recharge in weeks! Excellent quality and absolutely adorable.

Bought it for a Christmas gift. It looks like the adult version of a motorcylce. Hopefully it will withstand a little boy playing with it. Little bit pricey.

The motorcycle is great. Nice toy, but almost too good to play with. I have it as a display. One thing, weak kickstand. Be careful. Works well for me.

Since I actually own a Harley Davidson Sportster, this was just the right size to put on my mantle with other HD paraphanalia. I took a picture of it and a HD sign behind it and a friend asked if it was an actual motorcycle.

Very detailed.

I received product reimbursement in exchange for my honest review. My three boys were so happy putting this set together. They are ages 9, 12, and 14, and they all were really into it. They are Lego pros, so it did not take a super long time for them to assemble this, but every minute was spectacular.

This comes with several great minifigures, a dragon, and a vehicle. Couldn’t get better than that! The instruction manual is so easy to follow, and I love that they give you extra pieces in case you lose one.

They love creating stories that revolve around this toy and the Ninjago characters. Legos are simply the best toys out there, in my opinion. I would absolutely recommend this Lego set to any kid in your life who likes Legos and ninja stuff!.

I received product reimbursement in exchange for my honest review. I love the new box! You can easily open it and then save the pieces back in the box once it’s done. There’s a new closure mechanism.

The pieces fit perfectly and we had all the pieces we need and then some. Quality control is amazing with Lego. You never have to worry if any pieces will be missing. I love that it came with 6 mini figures which provided many hours of fun for my kids.

Lots of imaginative play. This is a great set and a must buy if you have a Lego ninjago fan!.

I received product reimbursement in exchange for my honest review. This product came in very nice packaging with a vibrant photo of the finished project. The different steps to building this were packaged separately making it easy to know which to build fist and last.

The directions in the instruction booklet were detailed and easy to follow so my son was able to easily help which made it a fun family project. All the pieces were included and the final project is very nice and a great display for our sons room.

Overall, this is a fantastic product and I highly recommend it!.

One word, brilliant. The quality and complexity is superb. Worth every penny, or Euro, or Dollar. We need more 1:6 scale bikes from Tamiya. I like it so much I bought another then I will have one red and one white.

Shipping was really fast and package arrived with everything in perfect shape! These Tamiya models are so wonderfully detailed and realistic, especially the 1:6 scale. They are challenging enough to be fun and interesting, but the instructions are very thoughtful so with some patience your model will end up looking great.

Its expensive but you get what you pay for , if you know Tamiya and there kits you know they are quality and this is no different. Very detailed and worth the money!

For the price the Hellcat 125 is not bad at all. That being said, you can’t just buy it, slap on the handlebars and front wheel and go. The quality of the metals used are nice, but nowhere near Japanese brands.

You can’t just crank on bolts or you will strip things. (Well you can, but you will have issues) Knowing that you bought a clone for 1/4 the price of a real Grom you are getting a decent bike for the money, but you have to put in a little work.

I basically disassembled the entire bike and reassembled it with loctite. (Blue mostly, but red in a few areas). I also changed out the motor mount bolts with Grade 8. 8 Stainless Steel ones and changed out the swing arm bolt and Axles for official Grom parts.

Do not start the bike without changing the oil, and I’d recommend changing the sparkplug to a NGK C7HSA. After doing all of this the bike starts and runs really nicely. I only have 2 days of run time on it, so i do not know how it will hold up, but for the money I’m not mad at it.

The motor seems really smooth, and I’m sure it will get smoother as it breaks in. I’ll be changing the oil again after 200 miles, and then probably change it every 500 after. It takes. 95 quarts so $5 every 500 miles is cheap insurance for engine longevity.

I just got the bike yesterday and I was really excited putting it together, everything looked great, unfortunately after putting some fuel inside the the bike it some how got into the carburetor and won’t turn over now so that’s disappointing, everything else looks good just need a new carburetor for the bike now.

Fast shipping, fun bike, so far decent customer service! You do have to wait for your title which is a bummer but overall great bike for the price.

Took delivery of this almost a month ago but just got to assembling it and letting our twin-8 year old grandkids try it out. Kept it on low speed and it ran well. Disc brakes a good feature and both were able to operate them.

One annoying concern is a light banging noise, or maybe better called a clacking sound when ever they rode over a small bump or rock. Neither is heavy in weight and I am thinking it is a suspension issue.

Possibly a missing shock bushing or lack of adequate fluid or spring tension. Hard to understand why such a heavy-duty frame is designed with a seemingly light-weight suspension. Can’t imagine a 12 year old riding this off road.

Ours was shipped direct from the razor distributor in California to our home in Massachusetts. Will be quite expensive to ship it back to repair or replace.

Not satisfied with this product at all. My 8 yr old daughter really wanted it so she saved up her money to purchase for Christmas. Within the first week we had issues with the front & rear wheel locking.

Contacted Indian they sent replacement parts out. Switched everything out and it did it again with in 24 hours. This is a huge issue, hassle, and waste of time for the customers. Let alone the little one is SUPER bummed due to ALL these issues in such a short period of time.

Bought this for my grandkids to have as they grow – Lover that is it not all plastic and built well. My daughter and daughter in law can also ride said it was very nice. Love that you can adjust the speed for the younger aged children! Battery goes for a very long time! Really having a blast with this unit!!.

Narrowed my choices down to super73 and zugo. I contacted both companies to inquire about questions I had that I could find the answers to online. Super73 could not care less about me as a potential customer while my experience with Zugo was an absolute pleasure.

Told each I would buy 4 bikes. This interaction lead me to some more extensive research and I determined that while the super73 s2 is undoubtably a great looking bike, the rest of it is just average and the bang for your buck just isn’t justified in the price.

Super73 also advised me via text that they had zero discounts at the moment while the first thing you see on their site is $100 off a bike. Basically, do your research before going with a big name company because a little low key bike company may be worth a shot! Super73, ya lost a nice approximately $13,000 sale, happy to spend the money elsewhere!.

I am the owner of the black S2 model. The bike looks cool, but are a few shortcomings. 1. There is not enough torque. It is slow to take off even on a full battery. And if you try riding up a hill, it moves sluggishly slow and sometimes there is barely enough torque to get you up all the way.

2. The range is roughly 37 miles on eco mode and less in sport mode, unlike what is reported on the website. Even if you think this is enough when the battery gets up to 5 miles it doesn’t have enough power to move your weight so it ends up being around 30 to 32 miles on eco.

3. A lot of the smaller parts to manufacture the bike are cheap and take away from the comfort of the bike, like the seat being too hard and the handlebars being too tall for taller riders like myself.

If you are tall 6′ and over, you end up having to arch your back when holding on to the handlebars. On top of the cost of the bike, I had to buy custom parts to replace the seat and get a lower handlebar.

4. There is no battery or extended battery available online to add more range. Other than these issues, 1 the bike looks good and the frame is lightweight, 2 the customer service when they actually answer are always helpful.

3 I also like that I can add a rack to hold things. 4 The online update features are also nice. If Super73 is able to solve these issues I think this company will be one of the most successful E-bike companies in the coming years.

Although this is a critical review I am rooting for this company and I am hoping that it will go public to scale as this will further facilitate solutions to their scaling problems.

I’ve had my S2 now for about two weeks, and it’s an absolute blast. Assembly was pretty easy—it took maybe 30 minutes. It was tough to wait for the battery to finish its initial charge! My first impression of the build quality was excellent.

The whole bike seems especially well-built; great-looking welds everywhere, tidy wiring, high-quality paint. One thing that may detract from this feeling of high quality is the back end of the seat is not anchored to the frame and flexes a little bit.

This makes the seat feel a little cheap but is a very minor nitpick. The app is also surprisingly good. I didn’t have high expectations for it, to be honest, but it is really user-friendly, and the navigation on it works great! How is it to ride? Well, it’s awesome! One thing I can say, though, is that you really don’t want to have to pedal any distance without battery assistance.

I’m just under 6′ tall, and the seating position makes putting the power down tricky when seated. Of course, you can stand, and it’s not bad, but it’s also quite a heavy bike with a single gear, so be forewarned.

I still need to set up the suspension and tweak the brakes, but otherwise, the riding experience is excellent. I’ve used all of the different modes, and all are fun, but I find myself going between 2 or 4 depending on where I am.

You will get a lot of side-eye from people on bike paths thinking you’re riding a motorcycle, so best to keep it in mode 2 when doing that. When nobody’s around, open ‘er up in mode 4, and I hit just about 60 km/h on flat.

Battery life? The range seems excellent. I have put about 70 km on the bike over the past two weeks, just noodling around on my lunch breaks and without concern for conserving battery; it seems like I use about 1% for every kilometre of travel.

I imagine as the battery dwindles below 50%, this might change, but I am fairly confident that I could get more than the 60 km range that the onboard computer estimates. Overall, I’m thrilled with my purchase and absolutely love this bike.

I’ll be definitely stocking up on some spare tire tubes (they are impossible to source locally, and I haven’t found many options online) and will also be adding a 10-speed kit for the days that I want to pedal the bike.

Buy, buy, buy! Cameron – Victoria, BC, Canada.

I love this jacket! I was super impressed with the fit. Since I am a very tall and skinny, but also broad shouldered, almost nothing fits me. I had a 15 email thread with Lusso who continued to contact me about my measurements and fit preferences.

Consequently, the jacket is better fitting than any I have ever had, and I have gotten multiple compliments anytime I wear it – which is often! My only complaint (and it is truly the only complaint) is that the zipper feels slightly less durable than the rest of the jacket.

All in all I’d give it a 99% A+, especially considering the price, which is about the same as a off the shelf, non-tailored jacket of lesser quality. I would happily buy another, and probably will in the near future before Lusso blows up and gets a backlog.

Super good buy!.

BEWARE! Worked great for a few days until I hit about 6days later at around 130miles, then I started hearing and feeling a “popping” noise coming from the rear wheel. It only got louder and more prevalent over the following rides.

Sent Super73 an email regarding the issue, they concluded that I had a bad motor. They stated that new motors are currently on back order and I would be placed in que to wait for them to become in stock.

At which point I would have to take the rear wheel off, pack it, and ship it to them. Once they install the new motor I would get it back. Mind you, this is my main form of transportation and I can not be without it for as long as it would take to fix the issue.

I am very sad I bought a “lemon”.