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Maybe the bike is light but there's also the weight of the rider. I don't worry that the suspension will break but that it will be harsh. But maybe those fat tires have really fat rubber walls and can be inflated with relatively low pressure so there's some dampening there? @KhunLAyea enforcement differs heavily depending on the area. I know of a few places where they strictly would fine you for riding something like that on the roads. In many areas they might not care. But that can change any day and there might be some crackdown. Who knows. Wouldn't buy something like that unless it's throw-away money for a toy and not a replacement for a regular scooter. Range on that thing must be abysmal too as there's hardly room for the battery.

Why sad? And while I didn't ride that specific model I rode about half a dozen similar electric bikes so I have a pretty good idea how that one would fare imho. And that specific one has just so many things that seem wrong to me that I don't know where to start. Well I guess I would start with the puny suspension. Kick stand being aftermarket is fine but what is that red thing? That's what I was curious about. Of course they are illegal. It doesn't even have a registration (unless I'm missing some number plate that's not visible from this angle) and with that 2000W electric motor and two wheels it clearly falls under the definition of a Motorcycle. The first sentence of Chapter 1 of the Vehicle Act says: "No person shall use an unregistered vehicle.". What makes you think it's legal?

A nice collection of nonsensical technical design ???? I guess it's the modern eastern version of a <deleted>ty chopper ???? Wouldn't buy one of these just because of that. Plus it's not road legal. BTW never seen such a weird kickstand. What's the red thing that sticks into the air?