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@@mariobx7186 lightweight

@landocycle I should bought this one then I just bought the explorer smh

@@TyreseStith it’s just a setting. “Zero start” doesn’t need a kick to get it going :)

@@busybody1474 I don’t think I could live without either!

Watch the video, mate 😂

@landocycle mate I'm looking for a scooter that's under 500 and is over 25mph. Do u know any?

@ anything under $500 is going to be limited in terms of battery size/power. There are some that’ll do around 25mph on a full charge, on flat ground, so second-hand is probably your best bet if you want inexpensive performance.

Totally

Unfortunately, it’s par for the course with drivetrains of this size.

@@landocycle My Segway NInebot SE which was $500 handles hills no issue

@@chadhardy6058 when you’ve got a relatively low powered drivetrain, many other factors like the rider's weight, how long you're climbing, battery charge, temperature, etc play a more significant role. The Neo climbs well for a 500W/36V scooter, at least until the ESC starts to throttle. Even the InMotion climber can only handle hills well for the first 40% or so of its small battery. There’s no replacement for bigger batteries/motors unfortunately!

@@landocycle It doesnt seem on par with my segway at all

I can’t remember off-hand if the Blade requires a wire cut or not. Reach out to Super Scoots and I’m sure they will provide you with the right information.

Hey mate, thanks for watching this old video! It's hard for me to recommend it in 2024: I had a lot of fun with my S18, but it had questionable water-proofing and a tiny, 84V battery in comparison to the motor. I've lost a bit of faith in KS after owning the problem-riddled S22 and seeing the plethora of questionably designed KS wheels as of late. I have not tried the Molicel version, which I'm sure would be an upgrade - but the wheel itself still remains a bit of a question mark for me in 2024. It doesn't have the power to be a very good off-road wheel, yet it's main feature is the suspension. I don't know what you're looking for in a wheel, so I can't say for certain. The best bang-for-the-buck wheel right now IMO is a used OG Sherman (or SherMax) that has a well-balance pack with low km. I'm still rocking mine and although it's heavy, the form-factor is super small and you can pick them up for around $1,300-2,000 CAD. That's my 2-cents!

Hmmm...unfortunately used wheels are far and little to choose from where I'm at. Even a used S18 are asked for $1600. Maybe the selection might be better once spring comes around? I'm looking for portability to get it in and out of my car for the last mile. So size and weight is a HUGE factor. I planned on using it to get erring and maybe at the skate park (nothing crazy, just small jumps and flat land stuff). I saw a video of someone able to do a massive bunny hop on the T4, so why I might be interested in that.

@ if you’re urban, I’d take the V11 over the S18 any day. The suspension isn’t as good, but it’s a much more complete wheel IMO.

It’s definitely worth trying on wheels WITHOUT pads. On all my wheels with pads, I keep my feet in line with each other :)

No app functionality on this one.

@@landocycle Damn. Are there any advenced settings on the display?

@@rabik3920 yes.

@@landocycle what everything can it do? Not having an app is fine if you can set all theese things on the display, like in the kaabo tft one

@@rabik3920 1.2. Introduction to the setting menu P 01: mileage unit, 0: KM; 1: MILE; P02: Voltage class: 36V, 48V, 52V, 60V, 72; P 03: Dormant time: 0, no dormancy; other numbers are dormancy time, range: 1-60; unit minute; P 04: Wheel diameter: unit, inch; precision: 0.1; P 05: Number of velocity measuring magnetic steel: range: 0-100; P 06: Speed limit: range 0-100; P 07: zero start, non-zero start setting, 0: zero start; 1: non-zero start P 08: Setting range of starting strength: 15; P 09:0: non-enable cruise, 1: enable cruise;, automatic cruise is optional

They are still alive and well. I’ve built 4 of them, and they hold everything from an mTen4 to a Sherman 😎

@@rosylmohametanohyperdrone7676 speedy recovery if you already haven’t. Yeah, it’s definitely an exciting machine!

Hello, what would be the settings to avoid woobles? S or F? Thanks mate

@@dariusalexandru6020 she’s a beast!

Both great 👍 I'm happy with my Nami. Super torquey I dialed it down to my likings on the lower settings but with PMTs it's even nicer more traction with the soft rubber

Great thing about a motorcycle license is you only have to do it once! Definitely do it, it’ll open up new possibilities and happiness 😊

@@landocycle once I do my MSF I either want a Ninja 500, a Honda CB500R, or this is my wild card pick a mid-2000s Yamaha FZ6, it's a very detuned R6 naked bike... The Apollo phantom is supposed to have really good range and all that, but I find myself killing that thing in like an hour and a half

@@JulianRides that’s no bueno. Shouldn’t be having any major issues with a scooter this price.

So far so good with my Nami Burn E 2 Max scooter with PMTs 😎 I'm a bias fan

@landocycle teverun fell off the cliff my guy ain't doing too good anymore. I noticed even MiniMotorsUSA took that off there website and teverun there company service is B.S. they won't even reply yo your emails or on whatsapp regarding questions. Yup was biggest mistake buying the supreme also no realizing that you gotta open the damn deck to just simply do tire change it's a mess no plug and play motor hub wires.

Might buy that nami max when it goes on sale on black friday or something else not sure yet. But yea I would advice people not to buy teverun brand scooters they are problematic. Even MiniMotorsUSA took that B.S off there website that's a coincidence. Teverun just fell off the cliff even that company teverun does not reply to your emails or even on whatsapp strange company. My list of cons can keep going, don't wana spoil it too much but like RGB lighting tube issues and no plug and play motor hub wires. Means you gotta open the damn deck just to simply do tire change its mess lol.

@@cocoabiscuitsHas nothing to do with this!

Yeah it is, probably for the biggest one. The teverun fighter 7260r. 5000 bucks and a death trap machine

@@KaDrop sorry to hear. Sounds like you got a faulty unit. Hopefully it’s not too much trouble exchanging it. Cheers.

Thanks for watching! 100% they all do 😂

@@CherylLesley-q9i it was lost in the mail! They’ve filed an investigation, but I suspect it’s gone. I believe VibeRide is sending me another once they get new stock.

@@landocycle If they hadn't lost it you would have been the first reviewer for it on yt I was searching for a vid of it but so far none exist that I have found at least

@@CherylLesley-q9iyeah, it’s too bad. Hopefully someone else can make one soon.

@@wingwing7352 thanks for watching! Unfortunately, I had to return the scooter, and I can’t remember off-hand, but I’m sure Super Scoots would be more than happy to answer your question. Reach out to them, and tell them I sent ya!

​@@landocyclewhy did you have to return it?

@@giladkingsley if I’m reviewing a product from a local store such as eevees or Super Scoots, I’m just borrowing the product to make the video. If a company reaches out and asks me to make a review, usually I get to keep the product. It just depends on the arrangement!

Hello, I purchased a blade q pro today but I have one problem and it is even if the setting is in zero start it still needs to be pushed to start, do you think you could help.

@@Worldofshorts27 yeah, you can change it using the program codes. Check the manual.

Dual axis Leatt knee pads and Fox pro D30 elbow. You can buy them at eevees using my link below. There's no reason to get anything else IMO.

@@EvilAnomaly it’s all easy once you get the hang of it. Thanks for watching.

@@d1of1c243 worth a try. I believe it’s just due to the tiny size of tire and not having much gyroscopic sort of effect when at speeds.

@landocycle yea that's definitely true

@@jc4626 I do as of recently, yes.

@@landocycle nice, welcome! I like your content, keep up the good work.

@@jc4626 thank you for the kind words :)