Riding the moped turned mundane things into an enjoyable trip that I’m looking forward to repeating again in the near future. I even took it to run some errands, picking up school supplies and a bubble tea from a restaurant a few streets away. It took a couple days of riding before I felt comfortable shifting my weight to turn without slowing down to a crawl, but after putting several miles on the moped, I became much more comfortable and feel much better maneuvering it. It took me a few minutes to get oriented and comfortable, but after that, I was zipping down the street at 20 mph in no time. If anyone from SWFT reads this, I would strongly encourage attaching the instructions to the handlebars (like the keys) as it was a very frustrating experience since I missed the sign on the outside of the box.Īside from a bicycle, the last two-wheel vehicle I rode was dirt bikes ~15 years ago, so I wasn’t really sure what to expect when hopping on this moped for the first time.
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That releases the seat latch where you’ll find the instructions on how to actually use the bike.
To open the seat compartment, you have to insert the key into the ignition, push in slightly but not all the way, then turn it to the left (counterclockwise). The only significant weak point, and the only reason I didn’t give this 5 stars, is the heads up display, which I’ll delve into further below.Ī quick note before getting into the review, there’s a sticker on the box the moped ships in that explains how to open the seat compartment, but I was so excited to open it that I didn’t even see the sticker until after I failed to open the seat compartment for a good 10 minutes. It’s making me consider purchasing a slightly larger, faster one in the future, but I’m going to get at least a few years of enjoyment out of this one first. I’ve been riding the SWFT Maxx Moped for about a week now, and the short version of my feedback is that it’s a ton of fun. I made a YouTube video on the scooter so go and check it out use the same product title to find the video and I'll be making more videos on it so people understand what this product is and if I should buy it or not. also the battery is non-removable so you have to take the scooter indoors to charge it unless you think it's a good idea to leave it outside overnight which I don't believe is a good idea that's a big drawback especially since it takes around 10 hours to fully recharge. it does have a one-year manufactures warranty hopefully I don't need to use it but it's good to know that they stand behind their product for at least one year some companies only have three months which is scary whoever is buying this should understand that electric scooters or mopeds when they break down depending on what the problem are a pain to repair even changing a tire on these is really hard and the battery on this one is a sealed lead acid battery which helps reduce the cost of the moped but in the long term the battery will not last as long as lithium ion batteries. So the moped in general for $1500 is pretty good the build quality seems to be on point but there are some drawbacks to the scooter but first I would like to say that it looks exactly like the pictures and the style is perfect in my opinion.
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