Pros
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Agile Urban Performance: With a kerb weight of just 100 kg, the TC Max is exceptionally nimble, making it ideal for navigating through city traffic and tight spaces. Its immediate torque delivery provides brisk acceleration from a standstill, enhancing its responsiveness in stop-and-go conditions.
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Convenient Charging: The removable battery design allows riders to charge the battery indoors, such as at home or the workplace, without needing direct access to a charging station. This feature adds flexibility, especially for urban dwellers without dedicated parking spots.
Cons
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Limited Range and Top Speed: The TC Max offers an estimated range of 60 miles under conservative riding conditions, which may decrease with aggressive riding or higher speeds. Additionally, its top speed is around 58 mph, potentially limiting its suitability for highway use or longer commutes.
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Build Quality Concerns: Some users have reported that certain components, such as the plastics and seat lock mechanism, feel less robust, reflecting its budget-friendly price point. These aspects may affect the bike's long-term durability and overall user experience
