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I got my Eagle One not even two weeks ago, and Ive put 120 miles on it already. Very reliable and fun to ride. I couldnt get it up to 40mph, but I think maxxing out at 38mph is just fine😂😂😂
Have a chance to purchase one for $1000 bucks that only has 100 miles on it… I’m guessing you think I should jump on it. Any advice on known issues or red flags that I should be checking for when I test ride?
@@Johnny2Feathers Id switch out the rotor bolts to regular hex head ones. The allen key bolts tend to strip easily. Always carry an extra tube or two when riding, along with any tools needed to repair a flat just to be safe
@@jtravel80 thanks man and appreciate the quick response. If all seems good after test riding I’ll probably be taking it home. Going to be a nice upgrade from my ninebot max!
Thanks man! The only issue were the brake disc allen screws. They are not exactly 4mm... or the metal felf a bit soft. Anyway, it was kind of easy to strip them, luckily we were able to find an allen key that sit super tight. Gotta be careful with those for sure.
Varla scooter complaints... I just got my Varla EagleOne scooter a couple days ago and have less than 20 miles on it. I do have a couple complaints but they don’t outweigh the good things about it. I love the ride quality, it’s very comfortable, it’s very torquey on acceleration even using eco mode. I also Lobe the power of the brakes (even on the steepest hills in San Francisco), although they said on their site that they were anti lock brakes, I’m not sure at what speed, but it seems I was able to lock the rear tire a few times coming into deliberately hard stops for testing. Some of my complaints may not be the same with other people, but 1. Ever since I received the scooter, the rear wheel squeaks every revolution at lower speeds from walking it to up to about 7 mph, and it’s a little annoying. I had submitted a review on the Varla site but see that they must filter out any negatives because my comments never showed up (even though I was giving them a four out of five rating). It seems as if the squeaking is brake pads related. 2. Varla claims that the scooter will travel at speeds of 40+ mph, but even at what I feel an average weight of 185lbs, on flat level smooth ground average temperature day, I can’t get the scooter past 35 mph--that is actually quite fast, but definitely falls far short of their claims of 40+ 3. I’ve seemed to have a little trouble with the double locking clamps for the fold down procedure. I think there could be a much better way for engineering the locking of the sleeve that needs to be lifted for fold down the handlebars. Every time I get one side really tight, then the other on is loose, you tighten that one and it’s clamped harder so that the first one needs to be tightened MORE than before. It’s seems a little inconvenient to be transporting it once a day in your car just because of the clamping that has to be delt with. In all fairness it’s not HARD to do, but to get them right takes a few tries and a little longer than just simply latching something. I’ve found if they’re not really tight then the handle bar stem/pole slightly moves back and forth upon acceleration and deceleration, and makes a rubbing sound. 4. I’m not happy with the lighting on the scooter. It does look cool from the front and rear, but certainly doesn’t provide enough light for you to have a safe night travel. You will be seen, but the lights just don’t light up your path well enough. 5. Im not happy with the fact that the folding down of the handle bars have no place to latch it in the down position., they just kind of swing or sway left and right while down. Things to note: 1. it would have been nice to have a USB port to charge your phone, and an option for a phone holder. 2. It would have been nice ce to have solid rubber tires to illuminate all possibility of a flat tire 3. A battery percentage indicator would have been nice opposed to just a 5 bar indicator, and I’ve found that the last bar never gets consumed, the scooter dies prior to depleting the last bar., this can leave you hanging a little bit not knowing exactly how much farther you can go. ☹️ 4. I feel that the scooter should have come standard with a top mounted headlight instead of charging $60 afterwards 5. Engineering on the sliding sleeve for the folding down of the handlebars should be improved, i.e. A threaded sleeve that clamps down when you twist it. 6. A thin strip of side lighting would have been a nice added Saftey feature 7. NOTE: this scooter DOES give you a great value for the dollar amount ($1699.00), even though I have some complaints, and am unhappy about a couple things, doesn’t mean I am unhappy overall with the scooter--I’m just unhappy about some things. I DON’T REALLY SEE ANY OTHER ALTERNATIVE SCOOTERS AVAILABLE ON THE MARKET TO GET YOU THIS MUCH SCOOTER FOR THE PRICE. I have been having a blast through the streets of San Francisco and traveling anywhere cars, bicycles or people can go, and discovering small little cool places that I ever knew were there going by in my car. Just today, I rode the EagleOne from downtown financial district San Francisco, all the way to and over the Golden Gate Bridge, down the hill into and all over the city of Sausalito, brought the EagleOne back the entire distance and still had another couple miles left. (Traveled with my 5 year old daughter the entire way bringing us to a total FUN RIDE of 28 miles!! We only turbo boosted a couple times, but we’re in ECO mode the entire trip. Even with my complaints and suggestions, I give this scooter an overall rating of 4 out of 5. If you decide to get one, you will have made the right choice! :-)
@@jonibeeter3288 trying to figure that out too. I have a scooter that I ordered today but I'm considering canceling the order to avoid any headache. Violet has a really bad rap on the BBB worse than any other scooter company it seems.
I have same scooter (zero 10x) and it’s been very reliable for the almost two years I’ve owned it. It’s great that the Varla version comes standard with hydraulic brakes and a spare tire tube ! It is a heavy scooter, but I can accept that because it is so well made & robust 👍🏻
Comment 1:Hey there! I came across a new project that you might be interested in. It's called the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike. It offers a unique indoor recharge feature, where you can charge the bike while cycling indoors. I've been using a similar scooter, the zero 10x, for almost two years and it has been incredibly reliable. I love that the Varla version comes with hydraulic brakes and a spare tire tube. While it may be a bit heavy, the durability and robustness make up for it. Can't wait to see what the Morph eBike has to offer!Comment 2:Nice to see another satisfied scooter owner here! I found a new project that might interest you. It's the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike, which offers a cool indoor recharge feature. I've been using the zero 10x scooter for almost two years now and it has been extremely reliable. I really appreciate the Varla version's hydraulic brakes and spare tire tube. Although it is a heavy scooter, its exceptional construction and durability make it worthwhile. I'm now excited to explore the outstanding features of Morph eBike. Thanks for sharing your experience!Comment 3:Hey! I just came across an interesting project that you might find intriguing. It's the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike, which includes an indoor recharge feature. Similar to your zero 10x scooter, I've had a reliable experience for nearly two years. I completely agree with you about the great features of the Varla version, such as the hydraulic brakes and spare tire tube. Despite its weight, the scooter's excellent build quality and sturdiness make it manageable. Now, I'm curious to discover more about the remarkable features of the Morph eBike. Thanks for sharing your positive feedback!Comment 4:Greetings! I stumbled upon a new project that caught my attention. Have you heard about the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike? It offers a convenient indoor recharge feature. Just like your zero 10x scooter, I've been enjoying its reliability for almost two years. I definitely agree with you on the excellent features of the Varla version, such as the hydraulic brakes and spare tire tube. Although the scooter may be heavy, its exceptional craftsmanship and durability make it worth it. I can't wait to explore the outstanding features of the Morph eBike. Thanks for sharing your experience!
Meh, prefer the Solar FF Lite. I can hit 50mph (1,600w x 2) with hybrid tires and im 200lbs. It also has superior 21700 batteries at 23AH 60v. It's like a cut corners Solar FF more or less. No headlight, the FF has a steering stabilizer, fingerprint unlock. Yeah it's pretty much q poor mans FF Lite.
Support EMAILS????......IS LAME BRO.... I WILL NEVER BUY A SCOOTER UNLESS THERE IS A PHONE NUMBER I CAN CALL......go ahead and tell me I am nuts so I can roll my eyes and say YEAH RIGHT 👊🤪
That's pretty weak that, you have to be a light as a feather to get the full speed, I'm 235 pounds so if it's gonna be less than 30mph then this is trash
Thanks for this informative video - I'm seriously thinking about the new Eagle One Pro - what do think about it? Have you reviewed / rode it? Would appreciate your comments. Thanks!
First of all thank you for this great video. I hesitate between the yum M 10 and the varla eagle one? I would use it to go to work. Total distance of 25 km round trip.
Thank you Sabel🙏 Both of them are great scooters, they feel quite solid, have good speed and the range you need. Due to busy schedule, we'll test m10 a bit later however the first impression is super good. What do you think about NANROBOT D6+? It's a time-tested scooter with a lot of positive feedback. If you consider Eagle one then be sure to replace the stock stem clamp with the rugged one and you are good go👌
I want one. Problem is....dog needs a side car. Lol. I am kinda old...you can make fun...I get it...I ride my little e300 everywhere I go in a 5 mile radius when I don't take the dog. I have a car as well. But wow I would love to have one of these. Where I live there are NO stand up electric scooter laws so I ride mine mainly on sidewalks to stores that are around 4 to 10 blocks away. I don't KNOW if I would go much further on this...which is why I really don't need it... but man if would be awesome and I WANT one!!! Awesome video.
$1600 no headlight. No turn signals. No horn. My evercross scooter has all those things and it was $600! Mine just doesn’t have the suspension and speed of the varla
@@noblextech oh I’m not doubting the quality. I’m very the sure the performance puts evercross to shame. I’m just saying they could have at least put on a horn and turn signals for $1600. What about the tires? Can I get solid tires if I want them? Is that an option? I ride in the city. Streets are pretty bad. Debris. I heard these tires are very susceptible to flats.
Don't get trapped like i am, There's essentially No return policy , they are willing to replace it but not until you pay a $150 shipping and a 15% restocking fee for a defective product they sent me in the first place.
First scooter of apparently a adult cluster base that has no head light at all give it a miss plenty of choice out there you can get far better for your money
hello i got a question i did what you had said in the video with the p8 and put it to 100 but how can you get it to go to 100 i been only able to get mines to go to 47 max
Wish they should had front fork like zero 11x that would be looking way better then having single stem and would love to see them twin shocks that be be best looking varla eagle ever see hoping to see it one day in future 🙏
I have the same scooter..it rides like riding on clouds especially kerb & speedhump jumping...What size tyres did you fit & what size were the road ones you took off?? Thanks
The Qiewa Qforce 52volt is a monster. It keeps up w my Vsett10plus. It has to be the fastest 52volt out there my lil nephew gets 45 to 50 mph. I get abt 40 to 42mph. Its like a little stable mini rocket lol.
Varla is basically a clone knockoff of nanrobot but without the electric horn. Honestly, any scooter that goes over 30 mph should come with one since most likely you'll be riding this on the road.
I’m guessing if you’re lucky enough to get a good one and you take care of it, should last a while. I had a “hurdle motorgear” scooter from 4 years ago. Not the best of quality. I had to re-mend the rear fender. The brake switch failed (probably from riding in the rain). I redid the wiring and installed a separate switch. But despite all that, it still runs strong. Battery was maintained, so it’s still healthy. Holds the charge as it should. It advertises 19mph and it reached 19mph up to the day I gave it to a friend of mine.
I got my Varla eagle one this week. Honestly the most fun thing I've ever ridden in my life. Such a blast! Can literally drive it anywhere. It hauls butt. Super powerful. Took me and my girlfriend. 340lbs together. Up a steep hill holding 20mph the whole way up.
!! Stop recommending an old scooter like the Varla Eagle One. This is a rebranded Zero 10x to sell you old stuff again. The design has been replaced by the VSETT line-up years ago!! Damn affiliates
@@noblextech Not everything is bad but lots have been improved over the past years on it. From an engineering standpoint the Collar clamp mechanism is pretty bad though.
Just a question..........how would a longer scooter work out??? Think of a longboard skateboard. 36 to maybe 42 inches long????? At least for commuters, trail rides. Maybe better for older adults?
@@noblextech A niche scooter style could open a door for more interest in scooters. I'm sure it would be a small market. For myself, I have a recent knee injury that has me out of comission for a while. I do see some possibilities for me having an e-scooter to do some local errands, recreational travel / exploring on bike trails. I also see it as an alternative to actual disability scooters (for some folks), I also see the possibility of attaching a trailer to a scooter to haul groceries back from shopping, and even for small businesses to use to for work (such as window washers, window sign painters). I know this because I have personally seen different bicycles with various creative trailers people have used to utilize to get things done.
Just received my varla yesterday charged it up and took it out for a little bit only to fall right off of it because of a idiot driver who wants to cut me off to make a right turn now it’s in the shop getting repaired but it’s a lesson learned and I know what to do next time even though this was completely not my fault. Best to avoid it altogether
That's sad to hear. We hope you are alright! That's the common thing with drivers, for some reason they never watch for cyclists or other PEV riders when making a right turn. Better to keep those situations in mind all the time. Ride safe!
Hey Noblex Tech, i am absolute beginner and i need to buy a scooter for daily commute, my work is 8km away from home and i need to drive daily back and forth, i am 6'4.38 tall and 125kg, what are your recommendations? i need something that i can buy in Germany or Austria, i also don't have a big bank account. thanks.
This is a physics issue, not a brake issue. Front brakes always provide a significant portion of your overall braking power, up to 75% or so on most vehicles. With a front brake, your braking power comes from the friction between the front wheel and the ground. This point is in front of your center of mass, which means that as you apply the brakes, the weight of you and your bike acts like a lever, pushing the tire down into the pavement, increasing the friction
Dig your reviews. BTW. Noxe scenery in your vids. That Varla looks similar to a Nanrobot. Are there actually one or two e-scooter manufacturers and just put on the scooter name???????
Varla Eagle One is a rebrand of Titan T10-DDM, aka Zero 10x. It's not that great, the design is over 3 years old and has some issues like the folding clamp and front suspension. Look at the Vsett (or Blade if you're poor) line instead. Source: researched performance scoots for almost half a year
I just received my new Eagle One and was upset to find there is a detent in the steering that causes the front wheel to pop into a straight ahead attitude. This is very annoying when trying to navigate at slow speeds because it keeps popping into this detent. Is this a standard feature why have I not seen one person mention it in any of the dozens of videos on this scooter? Also, is there anyway to disable it?
@@noblextech Now that I got my 3.0 I have to disagree with you the 3.0 it’s faster better suspension especially off-road and I got a top speed of 44 mph with me on it on a street road no decline on max charge Easley keeps me at 42 mph my friend has the varla and we raced I left him
@@philmcmorris2468 nanrobot puts out a damn good scooter. I went with the lightning because of the solid tires. I ride in the city and the roads are pretty bad. A friend of mine has the D5. Beautiful scooter but he complains all the time about flats.
I have basically the same scooter, but mine is called the lightning+ Can't wait to go mess with the rev limiter! Hade mine for a year and a half, and never knew about this! Vroom! Thanks man!
I went with the lightning. Amazing scooter! Did you have any issues with the handlebars bolts? I was unable to remove 1 out of the 4 bolts. Seems to be frozen inside the bracket. I’m currently going back and forth with nanrobot to get them to send me a new bracket
@@dansloan4242 yeah that’s what I thought. You can’t take it out and you can’t tighten it. It runs maybe 3 or 4 turns and locks up. I’ve been emailing nanrobot for weeks now. Let’s put it this way, it takes about 5 minutes to scroll through the whole email chain😂😂😂😂
With the stock tires yes, the tires they come with are very skinny and kind of cheap, but once you swap them out with a set of hybrid or off road tires there is no wobble.
@@noblextech 100% I've rode 1200+ miles on a single set of tires. Don't have to worry about pinch flats or nails. I actually have multiple nails in both tires and they don't go flat. A tube tire like a bike would have had to replace them.
It’s a fine scooter unless you have problems with it. Varla has improved company wise but turnover time takes forever for parts and fixes. Main reason I went with kaabo
Most of our viewers are from the US actually... But thanks for you comment, we try to add metric units too, even thought we forgot to add some in the video... will definitely pay more attention to that in the next videos!
That is funny. As an American I don't understand Kilometers at all and I've tried 🙃. I wasn't aware that only Americans use the Miles system so I learned something new there. 😂
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I got my Eagle One not even two weeks ago, and Ive put 120 miles on it already. Very reliable and fun to ride. I couldnt get it up to 40mph, but I think maxxing out at 38mph is just fine😂😂😂
I agree! Varla is so much fun to ride. Feels lightweight and comfortable. Really all you need.
@@noblextech for sure. Its very versatile. Im now at over 200 miles, and have zero complaints. Its my commuter to work everyday
Have a chance to purchase one for $1000 bucks that only has 100 miles on it… I’m guessing you think I should jump on it. Any advice on known issues or red flags that I should be checking for when I test ride?
@@Johnny2Feathers Id switch out the rotor bolts to regular hex head ones. The allen key bolts tend to strip easily. Always carry an extra tube or two when riding, along with any tools needed to repair a flat just to be safe
@@jtravel80 thanks man and appreciate the quick response. If all seems good after test riding I’ll probably be taking it home. Going to be a nice upgrade from my ninebot max!
Awesome review! How was it changing the tires due to the poor hardware
Thanks man!
The only issue were the brake disc allen screws. They are not exactly 4mm... or the metal felf a bit soft. Anyway, it was kind of easy to strip them, luckily we were able to find an allen key that sit super tight. Gotta be careful with those for sure.
Varla scooter complaints...
I just got my Varla EagleOne scooter a couple days ago and have less than 20 miles on it. I do have a couple complaints but they don’t outweigh the good things about it. I love the ride quality, it’s very comfortable, it’s very torquey on acceleration even using eco mode. I also Lobe the power of the brakes (even on the steepest hills in San Francisco), although they said on their site that they were anti lock brakes, I’m not sure at what speed, but it seems I was able to lock the rear tire a few times coming into deliberately hard stops for testing.
Some of my complaints may not be the same with other people, but
1. Ever since I received the scooter, the rear wheel squeaks every revolution at lower speeds from walking it to up to about 7 mph, and it’s a little annoying. I had submitted a review on the Varla site but see that they must filter out any negatives because my comments never showed up (even though I was giving them a four out of five rating). It seems as if the squeaking is brake pads related.
2. Varla claims that the scooter will travel at speeds of 40+ mph, but even at what I feel an average weight of 185lbs, on flat level smooth ground average temperature day, I can’t get the scooter past 35 mph--that is actually quite fast, but definitely falls far short of their claims of 40+
3. I’ve seemed to have a little trouble with the double locking clamps for the fold down procedure. I think there could be a much better way for engineering the locking of the sleeve that needs to be lifted for fold down the handlebars. Every time I get one side really tight, then the other on is loose, you tighten that one and it’s clamped harder so that the first one needs to be tightened MORE than before. It’s seems a little inconvenient to be transporting it once a day in your car just because of the clamping that has to be delt with. In all fairness it’s not HARD to do, but to get them right takes a few tries and a little longer than just simply latching something. I’ve found if they’re not really tight then the handle bar stem/pole slightly moves back and forth upon acceleration and deceleration, and makes a rubbing sound.
4. I’m not happy with the lighting on the scooter. It does look cool from the front and rear, but certainly doesn’t provide enough light for you to have a safe night travel. You will be seen, but the lights just don’t light up your path well enough.
5. Im not happy with the fact that the folding down of the handle bars have no place to latch it in the down position., they just kind of swing or sway left and right while down.
Things to note:
1. it would have been nice to have a USB port to charge your phone, and an option for a phone holder.
2. It would have been nice ce to have solid rubber tires to illuminate all possibility of a flat tire
3. A battery percentage indicator would have been nice opposed to just a 5 bar indicator, and I’ve found that the last bar never gets consumed, the scooter dies prior to depleting the last bar., this can leave you hanging a little bit not knowing exactly how much farther you can go. ☹️
4. I feel that the scooter should have come standard with a top mounted headlight instead of charging $60 afterwards
5. Engineering on the sliding sleeve for the folding down of the handlebars should be improved, i.e. A threaded sleeve that clamps down when you twist it.
6. A thin strip of side lighting would have been a nice added Saftey feature
7. NOTE: this scooter DOES give you a great value for the dollar amount ($1699.00), even though I have some complaints, and am unhappy about a couple things, doesn’t mean I am unhappy overall with the scooter--I’m just unhappy about some things. I DON’T REALLY SEE ANY OTHER ALTERNATIVE SCOOTERS AVAILABLE ON THE MARKET TO GET YOU THIS MUCH SCOOTER FOR THE PRICE.
I have been having a blast through the streets of San Francisco and traveling anywhere cars, bicycles or people can go, and discovering small little cool places that I ever knew were there going by in my car. Just today, I rode the EagleOne from downtown financial district San Francisco, all the way to and over the Golden Gate Bridge, down the hill into and all over the city of Sausalito, brought the EagleOne back the entire distance and still had another couple miles left. (Traveled with my 5 year old daughter the entire way bringing us to a total FUN RIDE of 28 miles!! We only turbo boosted a couple times, but we’re in ECO mode the entire trip.
Even with my complaints and suggestions, I give this scooter an overall rating of 4 out of 5. If you decide to get one, you will have made the right choice! :-)
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Dam no phone holder?
Do you think this company is a scam or not?
@@jonibeeter3288 trying to figure that out too. I have a scooter that I ordered today but I'm considering canceling the order to avoid any headache. Violet has a really bad rap on the BBB worse than any other scooter company it seems.
It does have a USB port, it's behind the trigger throttle, it's covered with a rubber plug.
I have same scooter (zero 10x) and it’s been very reliable for the almost two years I’ve owned it. It’s great that the Varla version comes standard with hydraulic brakes and a spare tire tube ! It is a heavy scooter, but I can accept that because it is so well made & robust 👍🏻
Comment 1:Hey there! I came across a new project that you might be interested in. It's called the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike. It offers a unique indoor recharge feature, where you can charge the bike while cycling indoors. I've been using a similar scooter, the zero 10x, for almost two years and it has been incredibly reliable. I love that the Varla version comes with hydraulic brakes and a spare tire tube. While it may be a bit heavy, the durability and robustness make up for it. Can't wait to see what the Morph eBike has to offer!Comment 2:Nice to see another satisfied scooter owner here! I found a new project that might interest you. It's the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike, which offers a cool indoor recharge feature. I've been using the zero 10x scooter for almost two years now and it has been extremely reliable. I really appreciate the Varla version's hydraulic brakes and spare tire tube. Although it is a heavy scooter, its exceptional construction and durability make it worthwhile. I'm now excited to explore the outstanding features of Morph eBike. Thanks for sharing your experience!Comment 3:Hey! I just came across an interesting project that you might find intriguing. It's the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike, which includes an indoor recharge feature. Similar to your zero 10x scooter, I've had a reliable experience for nearly two years. I completely agree with you about the great features of the Varla version, such as the hydraulic brakes and spare tire tube. Despite its weight, the scooter's excellent build quality and sturdiness make it manageable. Now, I'm curious to discover more about the remarkable features of the Morph eBike. Thanks for sharing your positive feedback!Comment 4:Greetings! I stumbled upon a new project that caught my attention. Have you heard about the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike? It offers a convenient indoor recharge feature. Just like your zero 10x scooter, I've been enjoying its reliability for almost two years. I definitely agree with you on the excellent features of the Varla version, such as the hydraulic brakes and spare tire tube. Although the scooter may be heavy, its exceptional craftsmanship and durability make it worth it. I can't wait to explore the outstanding features of the Morph eBike. Thanks for sharing your experience!
Absolutely love my varla, more than any e-bike I’ve ever had. 🤙
nah this scooter is lame as fk, $1500 with a small axx battery...get the mighty NanRobot D6+ !
Do you still like it?
Meh, prefer the Solar FF Lite. I can hit 50mph (1,600w x 2) with hybrid tires and im 200lbs. It also has superior 21700 batteries at 23AH 60v.
It's like a cut corners Solar FF more or less. No headlight, the FF has a steering stabilizer, fingerprint unlock. Yeah it's pretty much q poor mans FF Lite.
50mph? Are you asking to die? Where are you going that fast? Are you allowed to go that fast?
Just picked up one! Thanks for the in depth review.
Thanks for your comment. You're welcome 💪
Support EMAILS????......IS LAME BRO....
I WILL NEVER BUY A SCOOTER UNLESS THERE IS A PHONE NUMBER I CAN CALL......go ahead and tell me I am nuts so I can roll my eyes and say YEAH RIGHT 👊🤪
8-34 that's what she said
Wich one better.. this one or kuggo g3 ?
Hi plug can u gift me that varla eagle one pls I’m trying to look for a cheap one but they tooo expensive I could maybe buy ur one
Cannot trust a company I that does not communicate with their customer 🤷🏻♂️
Nice scooter, shit customer service
Try calling them!!! You will not get them on the phone even to buy one???
Sketchy😳
That's pretty weak that, you have to be a light as a feather to get the full speed, I'm 235 pounds so if it's gonna be less than 30mph then this is trash
you'd probably get 36-37 mph
Good one. Where I can I buy it?
Thanks for this informative video - I'm seriously thinking about the new Eagle One Pro - what do think about it? Have you reviewed / rode it? Would appreciate your comments. Thanks!
That's the one I'll be buying
Some other youtubers have already reviewed that, Electric Vehicles Space's review is on point
@@noblextech Thanks
They only sent me one battery charger??? Just got mine today.
It looks like you have the all terrain tyres fitted with the tread the wrong way
nice , the neck is just pure junk though
First of all thank you for this great video. I hesitate between the yum M 10 and the varla eagle one? I would use it to go to work. Total distance of 25 km round trip.
Thank you Sabel🙏 Both of them are great scooters, they feel quite solid, have good speed and the range you need. Due to busy schedule, we'll test m10 a bit later however the first impression is super good. What do you think about NANROBOT D6+? It's a time-tested scooter with a lot of positive feedback. If you consider Eagle one then be sure to replace the stock stem clamp with the rugged one and you are good go👌
I want one. Problem is....dog needs a side car. Lol. I am kinda old...you can make fun...I get it...I ride my little e300 everywhere I go in a 5 mile radius when I don't take the dog. I have a car as well. But wow I would love to have one of these. Where I live there are NO stand up electric scooter laws so I ride mine mainly on sidewalks to stores that are around 4 to 10 blocks away. I don't KNOW if I would go much further on this...which is why I really don't need it... but man if would be awesome and I WANT one!!! Awesome video.
Great review as always!
Thanks! Appreciate your comment 👍
I suggest to Buy Kukirin G2 Max or G3 Pro. The Price is Cheaper but the Quality is twice as Varla plus the Speed is almost the same.
$1600 no headlight. No turn signals. No horn. My evercross scooter has all those things and it was $600! Mine just doesn’t have the suspension and speed of the varla
You can get all those extras for $100. The quality is way better than evercross.
@@noblextech oh I’m not doubting the quality. I’m very the sure the performance puts evercross to shame. I’m just saying they could have at least put on a horn and turn signals for $1600. What about the tires? Can I get solid tires if I want them? Is that an option? I ride in the city. Streets are pretty bad. Debris. I heard these tires are very susceptible to flats.
Still waiting for auto detection of weak cells and user replaceable. My $900 computer tablet now 4yrs old is useless without a $400 battery service.
Nice review.
Nice video footage.
And the way you talk and your english is nice too.😊😊👍👍🔥🔥
Thanks for your comment man! ⚡️
@@noblextech you're welcome sir. Watching your video is totally worth it. 👌
Don't get trapped like i am, There's essentially No return policy , they are willing to replace it but not until you pay a $150 shipping and a 15% restocking fee for a defective product they sent me in the first place.
First scooter of apparently a adult cluster base that has no head light at all give it a miss plenty of choice out there you can get far better for your money
That's true
hello i got a question i did what you had said in the video with the p8 and put it to 100 but how can you get it to go to 100 i been only able to get mines to go to 47 max
It means 100% power not speed
which do you feel has more power? this or nanrobot d6+?
Both are pretty much the same. D6+ is slightly faster though. Igor
short answer: No.
Horn DING DING 😂 😂
hey what is the fastest scooter for 1.700dollers???
laotie
Looks cheap
12.31.23😮
Do you like this better than the yume s10 please answer me im considering both
Wish they should had front fork like zero 11x that would be looking way better then having single stem and would love to see them twin shocks that be be best looking varla eagle ever see hoping to see it one day in future 🙏
Lol so many epic fail fall 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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I have the same scooter..it rides like riding on clouds especially kerb & speedhump jumping...What size tyres did you fit & what size were the road ones you took off?? Thanks
Old ones were 10x2.5, new ones are 10x3
@@noblextechCheers & Thank you 👍
Woohoo! Really?
Love to hear more about that..
Thank you
5:57 can you send the link of the background music?
Here you go - elements.envato.com/upbeat-hip-hop-background-QVSL29N
The Qiewa Qforce 52volt is a monster. It keeps up w my Vsett10plus. It has to be the fastest 52volt out there my lil nephew gets 45 to 50 mph. I get abt 40 to 42mph. Its like a little stable mini rocket lol.
Is it water proof?
It has an IP54 rating, so it's not. It can be used maximum in light rain
Varla is basically a clone knockoff of nanrobot but without the electric horn. Honestly, any scooter that goes over 30 mph should come with one since most likely you'll be riding this on the road.
No, nanrobot is a completely different brand.
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One thing that will be bad in the longer run is the stem will Crack under the secondary clamp exsact same design as my zero 8x
yeah, the original clamp is trash
7:09 skill issue
Nothing major
My Varla Eagle will only do 51kmp in 3rd gear with dual motor turbo. Why is mine so slow?
change P settings it can be turn up
These Chinese e scoots seem to have a lot of quality issues. Not sure if any of them will be any good in the long run.
I’m guessing if you’re lucky enough to get a good one and you take care of it, should last a while. I had a “hurdle motorgear” scooter from 4 years ago. Not the best of quality. I had to re-mend the rear fender. The brake switch failed (probably from riding in the rain). I redid the wiring and installed a separate switch. But despite all that, it still runs strong. Battery was maintained, so it’s still healthy. Holds the charge as it should. It advertises 19mph and it reached 19mph up to the day I gave it to a friend of mine.
Good job
thanks!
The zero10x was Game changer in 2020
I never knew president zelenski was into scooters lol
now you know
Considering this scooter vs the vsett10+ Your thoughts please. Thanks
If you can afford vsett, then go for it. Branded battery, more range, plus nutt is better than zoom.
I got my Varla eagle one this week. Honestly the most fun thing I've ever ridden in my life. Such a blast! Can literally drive it anywhere. It hauls butt. Super powerful. Took me and my girlfriend. 340lbs together. Up a steep hill holding 20mph the whole way up.
Thanks for your comment man! Yeah, Varla is a blast!
@@noblextech do you know how this scooter compares to the solar p1 2.0??
@les2701 you should get the solar eq, it's an improved version of the p1. Pro! Also looks better. Unless you already purchased it
!! Stop recommending an old scooter like the Varla Eagle One. This is a rebranded Zero 10x to sell you old stuff again. The design has been replaced by the VSETT line-up years ago!! Damn affiliates
Old doesn't mean bad. Still a damn good scooter.
@@noblextech Not everything is bad but lots have been improved over the past years on it. From an engineering standpoint the Collar clamp mechanism is pretty bad though.
What good is removing the speed limiter if the top speed is the same as before when the limiter was in place?
No, it's not the same. It's limited to 15mph. ua-cam.com/video/4b-zl2OkO0o/v-deo.html
WHERE CAN I BUY THE TOOL TO ADJUST THE SUSPENSION? AND WHATS THE BAME OF THAT TOOL? ANY LINKS?
Spanner wrench, 55-62mm, Amazon
Just a question..........how would a longer scooter work out??? Think of a longboard skateboard. 36 to maybe 42 inches long????? At least for commuters, trail rides. Maybe better for older adults?
I bet that would be too specific for scooter manufacturers... simply no demand
@@noblextech A niche scooter style could open a door for more interest in scooters. I'm sure it would be a small market. For myself, I have a recent knee injury that has me out of comission for a while. I do see some possibilities for me having an e-scooter to do some local errands, recreational travel / exploring on bike trails. I also see it as an alternative to actual disability scooters (for some folks), I also see the possibility of attaching a trailer to a scooter to haul groceries back from shopping, and even for small businesses to use to for work (such as window washers, window sign painters). I know this because I have personally seen different bicycles with various creative trailers people have used to utilize to get things done.
Just received my varla yesterday charged it up and took it out for a little bit only to fall right off of it because of a idiot driver who wants to cut me off to make a right turn now it’s in the shop getting repaired but it’s a lesson learned and I know what to do next time even though this was completely not my fault. Best to avoid it altogether
That's sad to hear. We hope you are alright! That's the common thing with drivers, for some reason they never watch for cyclists or other PEV riders when making a right turn. Better to keep those situations in mind all the time. Ride safe!
@@noblextech Something I evaluated after the whole ordeal😩 thanks for the reply and I’ll be Sure to ride safer.
Nice job Igor! Hopefully warmer weather is around the corner.
Thanks man! We hope too! At the time of filming this vid it was like 5c / 40f, probably one of the reasons why we got only 37mph max speed.
Hey Noblex Tech,
i am absolute beginner and i need to buy a scooter for daily commute,
my work is 8km away from home and i need to drive daily back and forth, i am 6'4.38 tall and 125kg, what are your recommendations?
i need something that i can buy in Germany or Austria, i also don't have a big bank account. thanks.
Hey! What is your budget?
@@noblextech anything under 1400 Euro, maybe i can pay a bit more but i will have to wait a bit, thanks for replying
@@noblextech i heard about the EMOVE Cruiser 52V 1600W Dual Suspension but it is not available here and they don't ship from the US
I want to see a comparison vs the nanrobot lightning
Very Different scooters. We have a dedicated review of the Lightning.
molto interessante,grazie de videoooooo.......
Grazie!
Love the content !
I have this scooter now I want more range Thunder 2 is what I need gotta be your next video 🔥
Thunder 2 is dope, we will try to get our hands on one! Thanks for the comment!
I bought an Apollo Ghost and love it but in hindsight I should've pulled the trigger on the Varla Eagle One
Any issues with the Apollo?
@@noblextech no, not at all.
No hydraulic brakes for that money. Forget it.😡
This one has zoom hydraulic brakes.
@@noblextech They don't come with hydraulic brakes.
@@markrodriguez1183 yes they do. They started shipping eagle ones with hydraulic brakes
How do you make the rear brakes as strong as the front brakes. Ive noticed the rear ones have significantly less power
Maybe your brake pads are wonr out? Or your brake line is damaged and you need to bleed the brakes.
This is a physics issue, not a brake issue. Front brakes always provide a significant portion of your overall braking power, up to 75% or so on most vehicles. With a front brake, your braking power comes from the friction between the front wheel and the ground. This point is in front of your center of mass, which means that as you apply the brakes, the weight of you and your bike acts like a lever, pushing the tire down into the pavement, increasing the friction
ima get one
What is your next plans guys?
Yume M10 Unboxing, their new flagship, also the Fidico Black Knight
Varla Eagle One
I agree, but there is like 1k difference.
Have y’all gotten the m-10 yet
Hey, yes we have 👍 we'll publish the unboxing vid this weekend
i've heard that the eagle one is just a re-branded Zero 10x, is that true?
It is
yeah it is
Varla eagle one or Yume M10?
replied under the other video
Dig your reviews. BTW. Noxe scenery in your vids. That Varla looks similar to a Nanrobot. Are there actually one or two e-scooter manufacturers and just put on the scooter name???????
Oops......that was to be Nice scenery.
( Crazy auto correct.)
Thanks man! They are actually several big ones, yes, however NR and Varla are completely different scooters.
Varla Eagle One is a rebrand of Titan T10-DDM, aka Zero 10x. It's not that great, the design is over 3 years old and has some issues like the folding clamp and front suspension. Look at the Vsett (or Blade if you're poor) line instead.
Source: researched performance scoots for almost half a year
@@parskyyyy thank you for the input. 👍👍👍
I just received my new Eagle One and was upset to find there is a detent in the steering that causes the front wheel to pop into a straight ahead attitude. This is very annoying when trying to navigate at slow speeds because it keeps popping into this detent. Is this a standard feature why have I not seen one person mention it in any of the dozens of videos on this scooter? Also, is there anyway to disable it?
probably a p3 issue if not contact support
My evercross scooter had that. A little squirt of WD40 cleared it up.
It's a few hundred more, but what I'm liking about the Eagle One Pro is 11" _tubeless_ tires.
Yeah, I checked the new Eagle Pro and it looks like a huge improvement over the 1 gen. The only MASSIVE bummer are the brakes.
@@noblextech are the breaks on the eagle one pro worse then the breaks on the eagle one ?
Great review!
Do you prefer this over the d4 3.0+? Which is better I have the 3.0+
Varla is definitely more comfortable in terms of deck space and suspension. Also Zoom brakes are way better than 3.0's no brands.
@@noblextech Now that I got my 3.0 I have to disagree with you the 3.0 it’s faster better suspension especially off-road and I got a top speed of 44 mph with me on it on a street road no decline on max charge Easley keeps me at 42 mph my friend has the varla and we raced I left him
@@philmcmorris2468 nanrobot puts out a damn good scooter. I went with the lightning because of the solid tires. I ride in the city and the roads are pretty bad. A friend of mine has the D5. Beautiful scooter but he complains all the time about flats.
5:39 horn? HORN? That's a bell 😂😂
😅 Correct, it's the 1st time we saw a BELL on a scooter.
@@noblextech Those definitely aren't that common in performance scoots, the only bell I've ever seen was on a Vsett 8+
a little fast for passing pedestrians safety.
yeah, I agree. It was damn cold and we quickly needed to test the max speed.
@@noblextech Varla looks good to go!
Nice review, tyres are fitted the wrong way tho mate
Thanks mate! Yes, we are aware of that lol
@@noblextech haha okay cool
They give only one free charger
You got your m10 with 1 charger?
@@noblextech I got my varla eagle one with one free charger, a spare inner tube and 3 grip tapes
I have basically the same scooter, but mine is called the lightning+
Can't wait to go mess with the rev limiter! Hade mine for a year and a half, and never knew about this! Vroom! Thanks man!
You are welcome!
I have the lighting+ as well for about a year. Going to test the rev limiter asap!
I went with the lightning. Amazing scooter! Did you have any issues with the handlebars bolts? I was unable to remove 1 out of the 4 bolts. Seems to be frozen inside the bracket. I’m currently going back and forth with nanrobot to get them to send me a new bracket
@@grazz7865 no man, I had zero problems with my scooter. It sounds like it could possibly be cross threaded my friend?
@@dansloan4242 yeah that’s what I thought. You can’t take it out and you can’t tighten it. It runs maybe 3 or 4 turns and locks up. I’ve been emailing nanrobot for weeks now. Let’s put it this way, it takes about 5 minutes to scroll through the whole email chain😂😂😂😂
Eagle one pro upped the ante
We are going to review that too, hopefully next month!
And the mantis king gt upped that
Dope one. Have you experienced any speed wobble on high speed?
No! 0 wobble!
With the stock tires yes, the tires they come with are very skinny and kind of cheap, but once you swap them out with a set of hybrid or off road tires there is no wobble.
@@raulespinoza8668 true, hybrid 10x3 are the best imo.
Inner tube is a hard no for me.
You prefer Tubeless?
@@noblextech 100% I've rode 1200+ miles on a single set of tires. Don't have to worry about pinch flats or nails. I actually have multiple nails in both tires and they don't go flat. A tube tire like a bike would have had to replace them.
Wow, first quality electric scooter review filmed in Estonia👏
Thanks! All our reviews are filmed in Estonia! ⚡️
@@noblextech Hey is the nanrobot d6+ listed on facebook marketplace the same one you guys tested? Its located in kesklinn and by Igor.
Yes, that's me
@@noblextech ok, but why are you selling it and why is the price low?
@@kqrmo8709 We don't use that anymore. The price is OK in my opinion :)
This scooter seems to have all the features I'm looking for, does Varla ship internationally?
Hey! Where are you from?
@@noblextech Australia!
Bro lots of people here in the US says Varla Customer service is difficult.
It’s a fine scooter unless you have problems with it. Varla has improved company wise but turnover time takes forever for parts and fixes. Main reason I went with kaabo
Nanrobot the same. Endless emails just to get one simple part sent
still sounds better than what I hear about Apollo customer support :/
Kaabo 🤟🏻
Why do you always only use miles when talking about numbers? Only Americans really use them, everyone else would prefer kilometers and km/h.
Most of our viewers are from the US actually... But thanks for you comment, we try to add metric units too, even thought we forgot to add some in the video... will definitely pay more attention to that in the next videos!
That is funny. As an American I don't understand Kilometers at all and I've tried 🙃. I wasn't aware that only Americans use the Miles system so I learned something new there. 😂
Damn💥💥💥.Great video bro that’s a cool scooter.🧡🤍
👍 thanks bro!