Update: after many rides night rides. The front lights are very poor on this model, you'll need to get a powerful LED headlight for areas with no street lights or it's damn dangerous with just the two front lower LEDs.
I got one of these and I am appalled at some of the build quality. The suspension arms appear to be cast from crappy pot metal, there is TONS of play in the front end to the point of me having metal shavings on the deck after the first ride, the electronics package is lame and doesn't beep to confirm anything, and tons of other minor stuff that adds up. The front end thing is TERRIBLE when you consider how strong this is. I'm likely going to have to modify mine to make the front end stronger (which will likely eliminate the ability to fold it up) and see if that helps. Because right now the front end chatter over bumps and sidewalk lines is horrible. I was really excited to get my twin but it's been a huge letdown.
The production of SPLACH TWIN has been completed and the delivery is obvious to all. So far, we've delivered over 250 units to the USA, Europe, Canada, Australia, etc. We hope that you guys can receive the order asap and the dedication to production and shipping has been nonstop!
For about £100 more, I could get a Dualtron Popular 14 ah. With the Dualtron name and almost 40 mph, the Dualtron looks to be the Better choice. And they both weigh about 24 kg
50 km/h is crazy fast on a scooter. But the fact this thing exists at almost half the price what most scooters are going for. Is simply wonderful. Two motors, two independent suspension really good range and good brakes. Let's not forget the small form factor. What more could you ask for. I wonder if switch the tires would that make it possible to use this on rougher or looser surfaces. Another great scooter Chris👍👍
@@Techtablets To Switzerland, which basically means to Europe. That's a crazy price and let me tell you I have already seen this trick before, they charge exorbitant amounts then take most of it to make up for the lower price of the scooter. And in case of refund shipping costs are not refunded, of course...
It is Mega scooter needs a seat 👍🏽 I just ordered the S2 Hiboy. Living in jamaica 🇯🇲 have to very careful. That type of speed is not advisable in Jamaica
Another great review and Denia looking sensational as always. Paradise. Dentists love scooters! Unfortunately a small amount of people get a bit overconfident and suffer some nasty injuries.
You do have to be very safe. The big issue is if the front wheel hits a pot hole you go over face first. So you have to try to watch out of holes in the road etc. Overall I prefer ebikes, larger safer wheels. But damn this escooter is so much fun!
@@Techtablets with suspension is not a problem (own Splach Ranger for over 2 years/ 1500 miles on it), however I am little worried about firm front tire comparing to air tire on Ranger. That might be crutial difference. (air tire + suspension works like a charm). Mine twin is on order already. Ruby Red.
The big thing for me is to be very careful in the wet especially with the front wheel drive and hard tire. It was very easy to spin the front and loose traction. At speeds that will be very dangerous, I would stick to only rear wheel drive in the wet or damp roads.
Great thorough review Chris. I’ve made a review of the Splach Twin. Check it out if you get a chance. A lot shorter so I really like to see another/your perspective. Also have a discount link with a few left for anyone interested.
Hi it's me again just need to asked before I invest in the splash twin. With the honeycomb tires. Riding on gravel Pavements. Is it smooth or do you feel like your teeth are chattering and your head is shaking? Like my hiboy S2? If not great news. I don't want to buy the one with pneumatic tires. Because you can get a flat tire. I always love your video content is so professional
You have a great platform to not only inform us of these amazing vehicles but also inform us of the crap that is out there. A prime opportunity for you to tell us about the crap was with the kugoo Kirin g3, a seriously flawed machine that you did nothing but promote. How can anyone take your reviews seriously when you blatantly only do them to get free stuff. I might be wrong, I’m probably not.
I never had any issues with my Kirin G3 So it's a bit hard for me to report on such issues I've never had. Maybe the unit I got was a special golden review unit, or I got lucky?
This is Ezotron T8.... Clone. The Ezotron T8 has for security 🔐 also nfc key! So this is lower clone model. Battery 🔋 are SINC one.. Not that good. And this electric scooter is very sleepery on wet road because of the solid tires! So choose carefully! Thank you for the review! 👌 😉
You can get nfc on this also. Also it’s important to know that a lot of scooter brands have the same manufacturer and make little edits to the scooters
I like the review, however CON cannot be play at handlebars because you did not adjust the little screw. When you do that, on that system there is no play. Other aspects of the review are great. All in all, i love the review and the scoot
Hi I did tighten that screw inside and there is still some movement on the fold in handlebars. Too much movement really. I now which it was a fixed normal handle bar.
@@Techtablets Hy man, what you do actually is not tighten the screw. You actually turn a bit to the side and the screw is going out, not inside. That way it stiffens the system. Please check with any escoot sales, they will explain better. It is a funny system and should work. You can check on internet for example: emove cruiser. Ut has the same style handlebar. Read their manual or check video for adjustment...i am pretty sure you got things wrong. Ofcourse i do not have the scoot, so i may be wrong.
I've had those emoves and famila with this folding in handle bar style. It's now quite firm but there is still la tiny bit of movement. You will never get rid of it 100% compared to a normal fixed handle bar style.
I'm waiting for 100km distance scooter to fill my needs while putting my car in the garage and gas prices out of my head. !00km can be had with a field changeable spare battery as well.
It's a VSETT8+ clone... I really doubt it can go 50km with a full battery, real-world will be below 20km. I'm not just saying this, i own a VSETT8 with single 600W motor and the same battery capacity as this clone, i can hardly go above 30km with one charge. Keep in mind, i am light weight (70kg) but i mostly drive in 3rd gear with full throttle, also i drive mostly on side-road with fair amount of jumps. Another thing is, rear full tire CAN be a positive thing (not nessecerily) but a full front tire is not a great thing to have IMO. It being so hard it can easily cause instabilities while driving on bumpy roads or gravel.
Well I killed it with my first charge in 27km far from their claim. That was at least 80% in dual motor mode. And some eco and mode at least. What really hit the battery was my 100% throttle climb tests, without those climbs I could have gotten more. But I also so that if you go slow with Eco and one motor mode only the range seems like 8-9km per battery bar that I could get. That front where when using dual motor can be dangerous for sure it will slip on light dust, dirt and gravel. And in the wet will the front slips in turbo mode, so only rear-wheel drive is a viable option on wet roads.
@TechTablets Yeah, and i forgot to mention i never actually depleted my battery all the way. I always tend to leave at least 20% before I charge, cuz you know I want it to last... Another thing, this will most probably be my first and last e-scooter with a full tire, even though it is the back tire which is less important when it comes to cornering and grip, but still important...
@@nbkw48 Well, it means exactly what it says - a full tire is a tire without any air inside, it's made fully out of rubber... Positive side is that you can't puncture it ofcourse, but the negative side is questionable handling, esp. at higher speeds and/or bumpy roads. Full tire can be a big downside depending on the type of road you are mostly driving on. For me it is a downside because it rattles on bumps instead of soaking them up (i hope you can understand what i mean)... Then again, i can live with a full back tire, but the front tire must be pneumatic IMO.
Enjoy, just a tip make sure you go around everything and tighten everything up as in transit things will loosen up. Also after the first few rides use the tool and check the inner handlebars are tight. This applies to all scooters and ebikes. Later it has a little play on the fold-down bars as I listed as a con. But overall one of the best if not the best twin motor escooter for the price! Amazing performance you'll love it!
Hi dear, I have been a fan of your channel for years and thank you for all the helpful videos. I just want your help to choose the name of electric scooter that you think fits, good and useful in terms of. quality and quality I live in Norway and have a boy of 13 years, but I have no idea about All electric scooter, so I want you to help me choose the type or name of the product I will buy, and if you can just write the names on 3 products so I can choose one of them. Thank you in advance🌹🍁😊
@@Techtablets Hello, again, I looked at them. I think my son liked KQi3, and there were more genres like sports which Pro Ultra one of them is better to choose for us and we ask you to choose the best one for us.🙏☺️🌹🌞
@@nihadmoustafa4724 Well the KIQ3 Pro is the best of them but the KIQ3 is still great. The NIU scooters have a top-notch build and application support which is a nice bonus.
They actually feel very safe. Everyone assumes small wheels are super dangerous, but once you actually have a scooter with one you will realize they are fine. I rode my Dualtron Raptor with 8 inch wheels all over the place at 30+ mph and it only fell scary if it was wet out.
@@logitech12345678910 Hi this is true, even some big cracks in the road the suspension did a fine job of handling it without any risk of the scooter flipping up. The only real danger is a large pot hole. If you take it easy and aren't reckless looking ahead at the road you'll be fine. A think a lot of the time younger more daredevil riders push it too hard on poor roads then blame the scooters smaller wheels for their accidents.
@@nilloviz Oh sure. Yes some new riders might could get a little overconfident they should really take it easy and ride within their limits and what the road surfaces allow.
The real advantage here is ultra portability. You can fold it and it fits beautifully in trunk of small car like A3 f.e.. Also people are more forgiving on public transportation, while they look upset when you show up with some of the monster scooters. Combination of small factor, amazing performance, dual suspension, very attractive price and dual motors is a killer.
Yes normally (As mentioned in my video) the twin motor scooters are massive twice as heavy beasts. This form factor is great and just the other day dropped my car for it's service and used the Twin to get home. Perfect for it!
@@brooklynattic8 .5inch to small for todays standart Wider taller 10inch tire more comfort and safer to ride try to ride both and u will feel the difference
The idea of solid tires on an escooter this fast is plain scary. I don't think people understand why nearly every wheel has pneumatic tires, the traction 9ffered is unequaled. Solid tires will unpredictability slip on wet surfaces, especially manhole covers and painted surfaces but eh, no flats. Just understand there's a big trade off having solid tires.
It's legal here in the 25km/h eco mode. And it can be limited to 25km/h max. However I just did the speed to in that carpark to see how fast it could really go. I never did that in the street far too dangerous.
@@Techtablets To be honest, although fun, it's very dangerous in my opinion. The wheels are to small and make it instable. People should stay away from them, especially teenagers and younger kids.
Scooters have always been dangerous look at the manual kick scooters with super tiny wheels yet some kids go down step roads at very quick speeds. I prefer bikes and that my two girls have a bike over a scooter.
Update: after many rides night rides. The front lights are very poor on this model, you'll need to get a powerful LED headlight for areas with no street lights or it's damn dangerous with just the two front lower LEDs.
What a scooter holy cow how it is so cheap and also dual motor with great range and amazing suspension
I got one of these and I am appalled at some of the build quality. The suspension arms appear to be cast from crappy pot metal, there is TONS of play in the front end to the point of me having metal shavings on the deck after the first ride, the electronics package is lame and doesn't beep to confirm anything, and tons of other minor stuff that adds up. The front end thing is TERRIBLE when you consider how strong this is. I'm likely going to have to modify mine to make the front end stronger (which will likely eliminate the ability to fold it up) and see if that helps. Because right now the front end chatter over bumps and sidewalk lines is horrible. I was really excited to get my twin but it's been a huge letdown.
I just got mine and I have no complaints so far.
Just let us know when it breaks.
@@UltimateEnd0tell me one thing that will never break?
@@williamko4751 Early 90's vintage Kenmore refrigerator.
The production of SPLACH TWIN has been completed and the delivery is obvious to all. So far, we've delivered over 250 units to the USA, Europe, Canada, Australia, etc. We hope that you guys can receive the order asap and the dedication to production and shipping has been nonstop!
what is the cost to ship to spain with customs . thnaks
Are the tires tubeless?
For about £100 more, I could get a Dualtron Popular 14 ah. With the Dualtron
name and almost 40 mph, the Dualtron looks to be the Better choice. And they
both weigh about 24 kg
50 km/h is crazy fast on a scooter. But the fact this thing exists at almost half the price what most scooters are going for. Is simply wonderful. Two motors, two independent suspension really good range and good brakes. Let's not forget the small form factor. What more could you ask for. I wonder if switch the tires would that make it possible to use this on rougher or looser surfaces.
Another great scooter Chris👍👍
Yes the price is good considering most dual motor escooters are almost twice the price of this or at least $1500.
I was going to get one, but they I saw $300 shipping, no way...
Wait what!? That's crazy where do you need it shipped to the moon?
@@Techtablets To Switzerland, which basically means to Europe. That's a crazy price and let me tell you I have already seen this trick before, they charge exorbitant amounts then take most of it to make up for the lower price of the scooter. And in case of refund shipping costs are not refunded, of course...
That just wrong charging that for shipping! Not good at all I would so no and stay clear of it.
i have no clue how you guys have your acceleration trigger up so high without getting carpal tunnel syndrome.
It is Mega scooter needs a seat 👍🏽 I just ordered the S2 Hiboy. Living in jamaica 🇯🇲 have to very careful. That type of speed is not advisable in Jamaica
Another great review and Denia looking sensational as always. Paradise.
Dentists love scooters! Unfortunately a small amount of people get a bit overconfident and suffer some nasty injuries.
You do have to be very safe. The big issue is if the front wheel hits a pot hole you go over face first. So you have to try to watch out of holes in the road etc. Overall I prefer ebikes, larger safer wheels. But damn this escooter is so much fun!
@@Techtablets with suspension is not a problem (own Splach Ranger for over 2 years/ 1500 miles on it), however I am little worried about firm front tire comparing to air tire on Ranger. That might be crutial difference. (air tire + suspension works like a charm). Mine twin is on order already. Ruby Red.
The big thing for me is to be very careful in the wet especially with the front wheel drive and hard tire. It was very easy to spin the front and loose traction. At speeds that will be very dangerous, I would stick to only rear wheel drive in the wet or damp roads.
Great thorough review Chris.
I’ve made a review of the Splach Twin.
Check it out if you get a chance. A lot shorter so I really like to see another/your perspective.
Also have a discount link with a few left for anyone interested.
Hi it's me again just need to asked before I invest in the splash twin. With the honeycomb tires. Riding on gravel Pavements. Is it smooth or do you feel like your teeth are chattering and your head is shaking? Like my hiboy S2? If not great news. I don't want to buy the one with pneumatic tires. Because you can get a flat tire. I always love your video content is so professional
I am really confused about the 600w motors but a 1000w peak. Why wouldn't they just use 600w peak motors?
You have a great platform to not only inform us of these amazing vehicles but also inform us of the crap that is out there. A prime opportunity for you to tell us about the crap was with the kugoo Kirin g3, a seriously flawed machine that you did nothing but promote. How can anyone take your reviews seriously when you blatantly only do them to get free stuff. I might be wrong, I’m probably not.
I never had any issues with my Kirin G3 So it's a bit hard for me to report on such issues I've never had. Maybe the unit I got was a special golden review unit, or I got lucky?
same as the elektro 8 pro here in perth australia, max speed for 80kg person is 48kmh motors are 600w
This is Ezotron T8.... Clone. The Ezotron T8 has for security 🔐 also nfc key! So this is lower clone model. Battery 🔋 are SINC one.. Not that good. And this electric scooter is very sleepery on wet road because of the solid tires! So choose carefully! Thank you for the review! 👌 😉
You can get nfc on this also. Also it’s important to know that a lot of scooter brands have the same manufacturer and make little edits to the scooters
I like the review, however CON cannot be play at handlebars because you did not adjust the little screw. When you do that, on that system there is no play. Other aspects of the review are great. All in all, i love the review and the scoot
Hi I did tighten that screw inside and there is still some movement on the fold in handlebars. Too much movement really. I now which it was a fixed normal handle bar.
@@Techtablets Hy man, what you do actually is not tighten the screw. You actually turn a bit to the side and the screw is going out, not inside. That way it stiffens the system. Please check with any escoot sales, they will explain better. It is a funny system and should work. You can check on internet for example: emove cruiser. Ut has the same style handlebar. Read their manual or check video for adjustment...i am pretty sure you got things wrong. Ofcourse i do not have the scoot, so i may be wrong.
I've had those emoves and famila with this folding in handle bar style. It's now quite firm but there is still la tiny bit of movement. You will never get rid of it 100% compared to a normal fixed handle bar style.
@@Techtablets True! Looking forward to your new reviews. Stay humble and happy. See you around man!
nice review 👍
where is the location? looks so beautiful ❤️
Thanks. The filming location is Denia, Med coast of Spain.
@@Techtablets Thanks
@@Techtablets you said you're in Europe, but then coast looks like South Africa and you have the same accent. You definitelly threw us off. :-))
Ah I can see why. But I live in Spain and I'm from Auckland, New Zealand which explains my accent.
I'm waiting for 100km distance scooter to fill my needs while putting my car in the garage and gas prices out of my head. !00km can be had with a field changeable spare battery as well.
Some of the very big single motor ones can do around 60km, maybe even more but 100km range you're going to need a huge heavy battery.
Inokim ox super 110km range
It's a VSETT8+ clone... I really doubt it can go 50km with a full battery, real-world will be below 20km. I'm not just saying this, i own a VSETT8 with single 600W motor and the same battery capacity as this clone, i can hardly go above 30km with one charge. Keep in mind, i am light weight (70kg) but i mostly drive in 3rd gear with full throttle, also i drive mostly on side-road with fair amount of jumps. Another thing is, rear full tire CAN be a positive thing (not nessecerily) but a full front tire is not a great thing to have IMO. It being so hard it can easily cause instabilities while driving on bumpy roads or gravel.
Well I killed it with my first charge in 27km far from their claim. That was at least 80% in dual motor mode. And some eco and mode at least. What really hit the battery was my 100% throttle climb tests, without those climbs I could have gotten more. But I also so that if you go slow with Eco and one motor mode only the range seems like 8-9km per battery bar that I could get. That front where when using dual motor can be dangerous for sure it will slip on light dust, dirt and gravel. And in the wet will the front slips in turbo mode, so only rear-wheel drive is a viable option on wet roads.
@TechTablets Yeah, and i forgot to mention i never actually depleted my battery all the way. I always tend to leave at least 20% before I charge, cuz you know I want it to last... Another thing, this will most probably be my first and last e-scooter with a full tire, even though it is the back tire which is less important when it comes to cornering and grip, but still important...
@@MrKemby13 what does it mean when you say full tires? What's the drawback of full tires?
@@nbkw48 Well, it means exactly what it says - a full tire is a tire without any air inside, it's made fully out of rubber... Positive side is that you can't puncture it ofcourse, but the negative side is questionable handling, esp. at higher speeds and/or bumpy roads. Full tire can be a big downside depending on the type of road you are mostly driving on. For me it is a downside because it rattles on bumps instead of soaking them up (i hope you can understand what i mean)... Then again, i can live with a full back tire, but the front tire must be pneumatic IMO.
@@nbkw48
He means solid tires, he's just using confusing terminology.
A 'full tire' could be full of air (as opposed to flat!)
Dual motor under $1,000 = win 👍
We like see kugoo kirin g2 pro in your channel sir if possible thank you..✌🏻
If they will send me one, I'll defiantly review it. It looks like an interesting model!
@@Techtablets yes sir and price is really good impressive..
drum brake and small wheels really scares me
I was worried about that but once riding it, I found it's fine. The drum brakes do half the work a big part is the electronic braking.
breaks very well, not to be worried. (Splach Ranger, same breaks)
Just looking at it makes it a concern
2x 1000 watt motors is insane on a scooter
It is, but for those that have big climbs and hate going at very slow snail speeds this escooter climbs like a real champ!
@@Techtablets indeed, I upgraded mine because of the climbs are problem with single motor, not for increased speed. (Splach Ranger > Splach Twin)
@@peterolsovsky How are you liking the twin?
I"m keen to know to have you received your Twin or when will it arrive?
I got this scooter, the one MAJOR con for me is that it’s not thumb throttle. I wonder if it could be converted
I just ordered one. I'm looking forward to riding it!
Enjoy, just a tip make sure you go around everything and tighten everything up as in transit things will loosen up. Also after the first few rides use the tool and check the inner handlebars are tight. This applies to all scooters and ebikes. Later it has a little play on the fold-down bars as I listed as a con. But overall one of the best if not the best twin motor escooter for the price! Amazing performance you'll love it!
@@Techtablets are there scooters in stock so there is no chance that i wont receive one?
They do have stock yes.
@@Techtablets Hello, what is the folding bars PLS THANK YOU
Hi dear, I have been a fan of your channel for years and thank you for all the helpful videos. I just want your help to choose the name of electric scooter that you think fits, good and useful in terms of. quality and quality I live in Norway and have a boy of 13 years, but I have no idea about All electric scooter, so I want you to help me choose the type or name of the product I will buy, and if you can just write the names on 3 products so I can choose one of them. Thank you in advance🌹🍁😊
NIU KIQ2 and KIQ3 very good build an cheap for the price. A good starter scooter the KIQ2
@@Techtablets Thank you so much for the advice😊🙏
@@Techtablets Hello, again, I looked at them. I think my son liked KQi3, and there were more genres like sports which Pro Ultra one of them is better to choose for us and we ask you to choose the best one for us.🙏☺️🌹🌞
@@nihadmoustafa4724 Well the KIQ3 Pro is the best of them but the KIQ3 is still great. The NIU scooters have a top-notch build and application support which is a nice bonus.
@@Techtablets thank you so much for the informasjon, 😊🌹
Twin 1000w motors? Oh dios mio¡ loco!
This scooter is indeed very.... Splachial...
Well 600W but they peak at 1000W each.
Kugookirin G3 vs splach twin which one is best sir
Better you buy splach.i read another comment that kugoo less pickup.and not convenience about quality.
50 km/h is nuts on so small wheels. Not safe at all. Could only recommend to ride this on a closed an well taken care of track
Why I only did 47km/h in the big carpark with a smooth surface at least there it was as safe as It could be.
@@Techtablets Yes, I think that was a good choice to show of the product. My comment was aimed at others, who might consider buying it.
They actually feel very safe. Everyone assumes small wheels are super dangerous, but once you actually have a scooter with one you will realize they are fine. I rode my Dualtron Raptor with 8 inch wheels all over the place at 30+ mph and it only fell scary if it was wet out.
@@logitech12345678910 Hi this is true, even some big cracks in the road the suspension did a fine job of handling it without any risk of the scooter flipping up. The only real danger is a large pot hole. If you take it easy and aren't reckless looking ahead at the road you'll be fine. A think a lot of the time younger more daredevil riders push it too hard on poor roads then blame the scooters smaller wheels for their accidents.
@@nilloviz Oh sure. Yes some new riders might could get a little overconfident they should really take it easy and ride within their limits and what the road surfaces allow.
Interesting, my handle bar doesn't have wobble you have, but the entire stem rocks back and forth a little. Wonder if it is manufacturing variance.
It must be that? I wish it was a different style of handle bar fixed instead.
Do not fold down. You will be fine.
This is a diamond in the rough, I hope we see a V2 in 3-4 years.
Hopefully with bigger tires and better lights!
Where is Xiaomi 12s ultraaa ?
I'm not big enough for Xiaomi to send me one to review, but I did buy one twitter.com/TechTabletscom/status/1544260955059675136
@@Techtablets crazy world!!! just pointed some critiques and they are still mad about it after years!!
Well I should have it in about 2 weeks
@@Techtablets cant wait review on one flagship best camera size in mobile world! ;) i will order after Yr review i will wait on that yet ;)
Great, well I hope it lives up to the hype it's getting!
Any seat option?
Drum brakes on a 30 mph scooter = Hospital.
That's what you would think and so did I but it's also mostly electronic braking as mentioned in the video and the drums do the rest.
8 inch wheels? No thanks
Shame that they aren't at least 10" wheels.
The real advantage here is ultra portability. You can fold it and it fits beautifully in trunk of small car like A3 f.e.. Also people are more forgiving on public transportation, while they look upset when you show up with some of the monster scooters. Combination of small factor, amazing performance, dual suspension, very attractive price and dual motors is a killer.
Yes normally (As mentioned in my video) the twin motor scooters are massive twice as heavy beasts. This form factor is great and just the other day dropped my car for it's service and used the Twin to get home. Perfect for it!
I don’t know much about tire size, what’s the issue with 8 inch? Thanks. I’m considering buying the scooter but want to make sure it’ll be good
@@brooklynattic8 .5inch to small for todays standart
Wider taller 10inch tire more comfort and safer to ride
try to ride both and u will feel the difference
Great review by the way, thanks!
Thanks for watching!
The idea of solid tires on an escooter this fast is plain scary.
I don't think people understand why nearly every wheel has pneumatic tires, the traction 9ffered is unequaled.
Solid tires will unpredictability slip on wet surfaces, especially manhole covers and painted surfaces but eh, no flats.
Just understand there's a big trade off having solid tires.
Dual wheel mode is defiantly not recommended in the wet, rear wheel drive mode for that and yes there is a big trade off.
You can upgrade to pneumatic for $100
Not impressed your better off getting the mantis 8 instead for the same price
What is the purpose of the 3 speeds?
3 gears I mean!
Well to control your top speed and consum less battery on the lower setting
@@Techtablets Ok, thank you Tech
under 50kph, drum brake is enough.
It's illegal and shouldn't be promoted.
Law in countries should catch up.
I’d much rather take this than the car - and it’s much greener too
It's legal here in the 25km/h eco mode. And it can be limited to 25km/h max. However I just did the speed to in that carpark to see how fast it could really go. I never did that in the street far too dangerous.
Very green and all we need is them to be all limited to 25km/h so it's within the law.
@@Techtablets To be honest, although fun, it's very dangerous in my opinion. The wheels are to small and make it instable. People should stay away from them, especially teenagers and younger kids.
Scooters have always been dangerous look at the manual kick scooters with super tiny wheels yet some kids go down step roads at very quick speeds. I prefer bikes and that my two girls have a bike over a scooter.
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