Xiaomi MiJia QiCycle Folding Electric Bike Teardown 27 No'lu Adım Geçmişi

27. Adımdaki Değişiklikler

Düzenleyen: Tobias Isakeit — 8 Ara 2016

Düzenleme onaylandı tarafından Tobias Isakeit

	[title] Final Thoughts
-	[* black] The QiCycle pedaled for a *x out of 10* on our repairability scale (10 is easiest to repair):
-	[* green] green
-	[* green] green
-	[* yellow] yellow
-	[* red] red
+	[* black] The QiCycle is the first of its kind on our teardown table. A repairability score in the electronic sense wouldn't cover all its parts. But if we would have to give it a shot we'd say it pedaled for a *5 out of 10* on our repairability scale (10 is easiest to repair):
+	[* green] Maintenance of regular bike parts like tires, brakes or gear are very easy and use common components that are available in every bike shop. Some are even low maintenance like the drum brake and the gear hub.
+	[* green] The battery can be removed easily and therefore replaced without a hassle when the time should come.
+	[* green] The cables harness with the bike computer and the Torque Management System can be replaced separately.
+	[* yellow] Some parts are non-standard like the saddle pole and the whole frame structure, as well as the front wheel hub with the motor.
+	[* red] The battery pack with its controller are a single unit and can't be replaced separately.
+	[* red] With its limited saddle pole length and a fixed handle bar stem the bike is designed for a certain height/shortness. So in terms of comfort not necessarily recommendable for tall persons.