7 ESSENTIAL NAMI-Burn E Scooter Accessories
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
- Electric scooters can be exhilarating. They can save you money on transportation. And they can also be extremely dangerous. Before you ride, make sure you have the protective gear you need to be safe.
Check out these 7 ESSENTIAL pieces of equipment to make sure your experience is top notch. Don't leave the house without them.
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Thank you for the great video!
It is really awesome to have a doctor make stuff like this
Thanks for your comment Jonny. We love getting out on the scooter. It's almost relaxing as much as it's a tool for work. Appreciate your support.
@@earnestmedicine Yea I hear you :)
I also live in a city and ended up selling my car because it just sat there costing money without beeing used.
30min ride to work in the car became 6 minutes on a scooter.
Noiseless fresh air is balm for the soul!
Great video - Thx
This helmet from what I'm seeing has DH and MIPS, its absolutely fantastic it's heavier than the air r that I also returned for better protection they are both great but this Super DH (in the video) has better protection but trust me you still need more especially for this scooter!
I had it and returned it when I discovered that I can take more weight on my hand and went for a motorcycle helmet 1.5 kg (~3 pound) Bell qualifier recommend by many including ESG. It's great because winter in Sweden is no joke you slip a lot it rains a lot (no holes) has a built in visor so one less thing to carry with me and its priced way cheaper than these cross helmets for much better protection DOT-certified
Great/better protection
Great all in one solution(better)
Protection from rain and wind(you could wear a helmet cover but again one more thing to carry with you)
DH super
Is lighter
Better for summer
Cost more than double
Cheaper in Sweden I got it for 120 euro instead of 330(discounted) for Bell DH super.
I would recommend for everyone to try helmets in a store to see what fits and you prefer. Honestly protection should be number one unless you use your scooter in trails and away from cars otherwise it dangerous and you want maximum protection and again its not extremely heavy 1.5 kg is fine
BTW I ride the vsett 9+, 50 kmh max I was able to get in 0 degrees celcius
Good video mate! Love the colour of the helmet. Where do you store the chain lock on your scooter?
Usually I ride with a backpack and I'll put that in the bag. But depending on the length of your chain (and your waistline) you can almost wear it as a belt. Just depends on what you buy.
Can you link the gloves or recommend ones for winter and with protection. Or waterproof with protection you know like slider and wrist guards stuff like that under 200 bucks. Please 🙏
I'm really
Very Informative!! Thanks!! Where did you buy your gloves from?
Possible to have all the links of the products? Thanks for sharing
Still no update I see. Which is just silly.
Nice accessories Like your helmet. Have a safe ride.I just bought mine lastweek can't wait for nice weather for ride
Great video! just joined your channel, keep it up (O:
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A hint of good thinking..I like the extras re safety for man & machine & not just gadgets for street cred for teenagers..Nice tutorial..Cheers
pretty cool.. just ordered one. I really didnt think of the Geo mobile tag. Great idea just in case.
The geo tag is nice I will buy one of those hope it's not too expensive
The fastest I've gone on a scooter is 60mph.
I crashed going 43mph once. Good gear will not only save your life but let you simply walk away. I did.
Woah, How was your experience with the fall and what kind of gear were you wearing, I ride a scooter a 45 MPH scooter as well. I know I can't guarantee not crashing so I'm wondering what was your crash like so I can mentally prepare for that horrific day. and yes I am a safe rider, not an adrenal junkie lol
@@juliantrejo1947 head, hands, knees, elbows all covered in protective gear.
All got hit and torn up but not me.
I got mild scaping on my thighs and hips which were not protected
@@juliantrejo1947 Triple Eight, makes the best protection pads in my opinion
Can I please have the link for the 3rd lock that locks on the brake disc?
Check out this link! It's a great tool. tinyurl.com/yc6cz688
Great video.
My first scooter was a GoPed about 10 years ago.
Now I would like to purchase the Nami Burn E2.
The problem is nobody in Philadelphia distributes the scooters.
Can you recommend anybody that I might be able to contact?
very nice
i need this kind of video
Let us know if you’d like to do any kind of collaboration! Better yet we could even feature you in a podcast if our stories lined up.
What is is the lock you put on the rear caliper
I think you like blue
It's a way of life at this point. haha ua-cam.com/video/68ugkg9RePc/v-deo.html
@@earnestmedicine once you go blue there is no turning back
Hi Earnest ,
David from UK ,Just had my Nami burn -e delivered yesterday on 07.03.22
Just click the like on your video on 7 essential.
Would you happen to have the links to your three lock please thank you ,keep up the good work my man.
Will try to create a link list for this video in the near future, but for the time being most of these were purchased on Amazon and I would be willing to bet that you could find them on the UK Amazon website as well! Most bike stores will also have a small selection of good locks to choose from.
Combination locks need 5 numbers. It's way too easy to crack 4
Always open to suggestions. If you have some others you know of just let us know. We usually use multiple locks at once so it's pretty secure!
easy but tooks a ton of time.
you look like a smurf.....JK, bro....nice video! 😁
Yep, Papa Smurf...
Problem I've got and I'm pretty sure I speak for several others is that I wear prescription eyeglasses... I like the idea of wearing goggles but to find a pair that works with prescriptions is a pin in the haystack! I don't care for going into motorcycle shops and having them push a pair of otherwise un-salable goggles onto me that'll get thrown in the corner somewhere because they've become uncomfortable weeks later.
Like your helmet BTW, what model of the BELL series is it?
Yeah, I agree that prescriptions and googles aren't friends. But the ones I use allow me to wear readers if there are small enough. Here's the bell: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GT6Z5XZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Had a bad accident over 2 months ago and so now I need a replacement so my team has reached out to Vista Outdoor who owns Bell Helmets to see if they will sponsor their Sphere helmet. It just has to be blue:-)
YEAP
Yeah buddy!
8 essential things. don't forget a stethoscope around your neck everyone.
Hi I'm 64 and just wondering 🤔 am I to old to ride
Never too old to have fun. Specially if it helps get you one place to another. The only drawback I feel for you would be the weight of this thing. I am 37 and quite strong but still the weight bothers me. Live and have fun, don't let anyone tell you otherwise. ❤️
You like blue don't you?
I recommend a danaise air vest and the alpine stars halo jacket.
Bike helmet s are a joke for scooters get a motorcycle helmet.