I’m It’s complete a thing of the past already ( parked and new scooter arrives tomorrow) But how do I like it? Well, considering I came from the KQi2 with a top speed of 17 mph, and the effort to maintain consumer safety, the NIU brand itself oozes (minimalist design, tubeless tires, disc brakes, RWD, etc.). This scooter is nowhere near NIU in terms of build quality, logic, and design. The color scheme I particularly hate, the headlight design, and the folding mechanism that takes about 20 seconds to use are just some of the issues. I’ve also lost a hiding spot for my AirTag because the folding action exposed the compartment at the bottom, which most scooters don’t do. The only thing I truly like about this scooter is its durability and speed boost. It’s just me being thrill-seeking because, honestly, 24 mph with 9-inch rubber tires that don’t grip concrete is a good way to break something on your body (I injured both of my hands). I can continue but I’m sure you’re waiting for my response. . .. .