NexRide Bikes: Prices, Specs and EX1 vs ZOOTIO

Keep EX1 for listed performance. Its shop specifications exceed ZOOTIO's in all three of the main performance measures: top speed, range and power. Spending $2,000 on ZOOTIO therefore does not buy an increase in those listed figures. Keeping your starter bike also leaves that cash available for another purchase.

Consider ZOOTIO for its features. Its four listed riding modes and NEX-TUNE interface make it a conditional choice if you want another bike with those options. Choose it because those features interest you, rather than expecting a higher listed top speed or longer listed range than EX1.

This recommendation compares shop specifications; it does not establish which bike wins a race.

The shop's 0–50 mph field lists 6.9 s for EX1 and 3.1 s for ZOOTIO. However, ZOOTIO's listed top speed is 37 mph, below the 50 mph endpoint of that acceleration label.

Those ZOOTIO fields conflict when read as a literal 0–50 mph acceleration claim. Do not use the smaller 3.1 s number to conclude that ZOOTIO accelerates faster than EX1.

ZOOTIO's model description lists ECO, STREET, SPORT and PERFORMANCE riding modes. It also includes a NEX-TUNE interface for phone tuning.

Press T to open the phone, then find NEX-TUNE at the bottom right of the home-screen app grid. Press T again to put the phone away.

Buy bikes at the Spoke & Volt counter inside Bike Hub. Approach the counter and press E at Buy a bike to open the shop menu.

After purchasing, follow the glowing ground markers toward Your bike. Use the bike buying and collection guide for the full route and purchase steps. If you have collected the bike but cannot get moving, follow the bike startup controls; for an owned bike you need to locate or recover, see garage and bike recovery.