This is a good wheel and I'm enjoying it a ton that said it's NOT a good beginner wheel. Check your screws when you get them just about lost the headlight after the screws worked out! Very fast, very heavy.

Torque, form factor, and feel are all 5 stars, but not all rainbows and unicorns. The suspension is noticeably easier to bottom out than my sherman s using the same 66lb spring. Shorter travel needs stiffer options for us bigguns.

I have really been enjoying my patton. But just over 300 kms and I feel something loose. 🙃 not sure if my warranty covers tune ups or not but I'd love to know. Thanks

Sherman is an appropriate name for this line of wheels. This this feels like a tank. It looks smaller in videos though and people use language that makes jumping on and just going sound easy as breathing. In person it looks and feels pretty bulky. I can kind of ride seated but standing is out of the question for the moment. It has plenty enough power to hurt me and almost has. That said, I'm learning why most people where shin guards. I'm struggling on my own so progress is slow. The quality is great though. The bumpers are holding up well to me dumping the wheel and the wheel itself doesn't seem to care. Overall, I haven't really been on it an not had it feel like a lot of work. It mostly just scares me because I'm on the bleeding edge of losing balance on the relatively narrow path of a side walk.

Coming from the Inmotion V11, the Patton is exactly what I was looking for. Powerfull yet compact and can take a hit. I was able to easily reach 43 mph standing and seated without any wobbles or worries. The display is basic but does the trick. The weight is noticeable at slow speeds and the brake light is rather small. Suspension is super smooth once adjusted to your weight and liking.