Fantastic review! Very comprehensive, just PLEASE change the background track during your reviews as that was VERY irritating after 5 mins into the review. Keep up the great work.
Awesome Review - Really helped me to decide on buying my second hyper scooter. A word to new riders - bet with your head, not over it, 60 Mph is nothing to play with. Work your way up. Have fun & ride safe 👍
I think it is the best electric ⚡️ scooter on the market! It’s a lot of money 💰 a lot !! At the same price you can buy a motorcycle 🏍 But I’ve ordered 2 days ago from Fastride and I hope 🤞 it will be on Italy next week !!!
Some corrections on your review from a Nami owner: The scooter is no longer sold, for almost a year now, with the 35Ah battery that supposedly had a range of 100miles. All new Nami's are now sold with a 32Ah or smaller battery. Their largest battery is now advertised as 90miles but in reality I can't get mine to more than 35miles with the 32Ah. Their smaller battery versions sold in Europe will do less than that. The grips on the Nami are not ergonomic. In fact they are pretty thin and have no wrist support. They will cramp your hands especially when you can't use your opposing thumb to hold on because it's busy with the thumb throttle so you have to grip much harder. First thing I did was get 740mm bars and ergonomic grips with wrist support. A trigger finger or twist grip throttle would be a huge improvement. The front headlight delivers very poor visibility when riding at night. It puts out a thin horizontal bar of light. It should be more floody. I replaced it with some motorcycle flood lights. The turn signals and headlight buttons are very hard to press especially with gloves. I replaced those with better buttons from Amazon.
Thanks for watching and your comments. 1. We had one of the first models from an early batch, hence the 35Ah battery. So, the review is correct in this regard. You are, however, also correct that now the NAMI comes with a 32Ah battery. 2. The handgrip comfort is subjective. We've reviewed many scooters and found the ones on the NAMI comfortable. This is down to their almost squidgy (can't think of a better description) and grippy feel, as opposed to hard rubber. 3. Again, lighting is subjective. When we consider how the headlight performs out of our 140+ database of scooters, it is in the top 5%.
Fantastic reviews mate, keep it up. I would love to see a mild teardown just show battery/controller etc on accessible scooters. Battery brand and cell size is a big up and coming topic!
I'm going to order mine in a couple weeks very excited, however the main concern I have is the shipping. I've seen quite a few scooters that have come damaged due to the packaging. I would hate to spend that kind of money and get a damaged scooter. I know FFR has great customer service, but the hassle of waiting for parts and fixing right out of the box. Great video btw!
Great to hear and thanks for the feedback, appreciate it. I also saw the shipping problems but I have to say that my unit came in perfect condition. The box was packed out with cardboard to fill empty space (also much easier to clean up rather than polystyrene). I agree with you about FFR. Ride and Glide for buyers in the UK are very good, too.
@@ElectricScooterInsider I actually went ahead and ordered my Nami today. I actually called FFR about my concern with the scooter arriving damaged, and they said that mine would arrive on a pallet so I won't have to be worried about it. Very excited and can't wait to get on and see for myself what everyone else has been talking about. FFR actually hooked me up with a discount which was very cool of them.
@@ElectricScooterInsider so I've had my Nami for a few days now, and this thing is a beast!! It's very powerful, but at the same time it's manageable. I'm still getting used to turning though. However, I will say this why put $40 tires on a 5k scooter??? Oh, and I ordered the first Gen Nami 32 ah, and they sold out of that model and they sent me the second Gen Nami 32 ah(Nami Burn-E 2 Max). It has upgraded Logan 4 piston hydraulic brakes, wider handle bars, 5 Amp fast charger, better turn signals, and a couple of other things. FFR hooked me up!.
@@allanm3797 Great news! I'm glad you are enjoying it. When you turn, especially at moderate speed, it's best to lean into the turn as opposed to rotating the handlebars (imagine you are riding a motorcycle).
Such a good review cant believe you jumped off it and dropped it !! put your body on the line haha im buying one tomorrw this interview made me solidify my choice thanks bro
oh man what a scooter! thanks for the review, i have been looking for something for awhile and this just continues to add to my research. aside from this, videos are coming along well! deff some bumps in the road editing wise but in time you guys will get it all down nicely! tone down the music side of things and it will be great. can't wait for the next review!! sending love from the USA
Great video brother and please keep up the good work. Is it just me or is there anybody else out there that realizes that this is a lighter version of the Kaabo GT Pro. If you really look at it Kaabo did most of the work on this scooter, minus the adjustable suspension which is a great addition. Think about it. Love the scooter by the way
I really like that on your website you’re not afraid to put one scooter above another I’ve gone to other websites where the Dual Tron Thunder 2…. Wolf king pro GT Nami they give them all the same score And to me this is a Sell out Glad you can see it the way it is thank you
The viper just has the best design imo out of all the scooters u showed in its range. I would deff go with the nami if i where to buy a high end scooter
Anyone who wants to buy one, high end, all around scooter. This is the one to get. It's basically capible of all types of riding without any post purchase mods that nearly all other scooters need. (I don't even have one) I have a WEPED SS.
@@ElectricScooterInsider if y'all can get ahold of a Hunter Qaud and do a review on it that would be amazing. The only seller in the US is MinimotorsNyc at the moment. No one seems to know much about it yet outside of people in South Korea. Extremely unique over built beast
103 kg did you mean..not lbs..also I didn't know you could heat treat aluminium to strengthen it or extend longevity..Cool review and nice Scooter..What no steering damper..✌️
good review, thanks , but is the background music (or rather background sounds because it is not a music for sure) necessary? It was quite interrupting for me ...
36:35 In terms of regenerative braking, electric wheels are the best, except for electric vehicles. Among the electric kickboard controllers, there is no mass-produced aircraft that shows regenerative braking according to the lever position. It works with 0/1, what is the part that says it's excellent?
I liked the Video. I’m very interested of getting One do you know if the scooter comes with Regeneration Brakes, Which recharge the battery when you hold the breaks?? thanks.
hi everyone, i was going to buy on aliexpres from iwheel eu store the 40ah nami, then i read some comments where they say the battery is not original. it is true? why is the price so low?
@@PabloSotes thank you! that’s good to hear, here in the states they have the 72v 32Ah version on sale, i hope it’s the samsung/lg/panasonic and not some low quality copy
IP 55 is simply not good enough, I personally lost IP55 scooter to water damage before and I think it is shocking that manufacturers do not bother with IP ratings while it is a dealbreaker to many customers. £3,800 for an escooter that is meant to be used outdoors yet it isn't fully protected from the rain is just mindblowing
your shipping and import taxes are insane! i can get the 40ah one here in philippines for 165,000 philippine pesos , or for the lazy readers that 2984.53 USD , and i can drive it to 100 km and still have about 30% battery left, the key to long distance riding is i only go 40 kmh.
Hey, afraid I've never heard of that model! I don't think this would be one that we would review. I'd recommend checking out our website as we have loads of guides which should help you find the right model for your needs: www.electricscooterinsider.com
Hi Andrew, good observation. We didn't have the Wolf King GT at the time of making the review, hence why it wasn't included. We do have the GT now, though, and will be producing a review of it where the NAMI will be an alternative. As for my top level thoughts between the two. If you can stretch your budget I'd go for the NAMI. Both are very fast and match each other for acceleration but the adjustable suspension on the Burn-e is the jewel in its crown. The way you can adjust the suspension to your terrain levels up ride quality beyond the King GT. On the other hand, if you want a scooter almost exclusively for the off-roaring, then the GT is one for you.
Brother you only show the Kaabo GT on your chart only but in reality a lot of your comparisons are very similar to the Kaabo GT why are you excluding it!! I got my Kaabo GT up to 70 miles an hour with a little tailwind crossing a bridge. I just have difficulty understanding how top speed was achieved without a speed dampener on that scooter. I still love the scooter but I think I'm going to wait till they get the imperfections tightened up and maybe a bigger battery or the dualtron X3
We choose not to include the Zero 11X, because, although in its day it was a good scooter, it has now been discontinued. It's also an OEM model vs the NAMI which has a custom design.
I tried to order an ebike after thinking about it over a year and fed ex could not get it delivered to my house. I tried telling them to deliver it after five when i got off work and they wouldn't do it. If you are an ebike company i would think about using a different company to ship your ebikes. They only use a call center in India as there customer service. You can not speak directly to a FedEx representative. They are terrible at getting a package delivered to there customer, beware.
Im surprised the speed demon doesnt have steering dampener. Im on my third E scooter and none of them achieve even half of the advertised range even in lowest speed setting. Marketers should get the drift and stop lying. Itll be good for marketing.
Hey! We only took delivery of the Dualtron Thunder 2 after filming. That video will be out soon. Also, the realistic mileage of both the Thunder 2 and NAMI is around the same 👍
Just wiat for Seagway GT2, it’s cheaper and the build quality is superior to the rest of that category. I have recently seen some early reviews on UA-cam and their indiegogo campaign.
Why do you mention apollo so offen? They are mostly just a rebranded scooter. There are many more that have more to offer then just the ones you have mentioned! And the comparison spread is off as well. Any one that has a wide range of different brand scooter riding and comparing to I think would agree. You must be getting paid off to say what you did.
Hi Michael, Apollo models are mention just a handful of times to give context to the NAMI's power and design, but I don't recommend them as models to opt for over the NAMI. You are correct that older models from Apollo are OEM, however their newer models have all been custom designs. As for the alternative scooters, I like to try and give a range that meets all budgets since not everyone can afford the high price tags of these models. If you would like other recommendations that are a similar price then I'd suggest looking at the Wolf King GT - this alongside the NAMI are our favourite ultra-performance models. All of our reviews are unbiased and retailers/manufacturers do not influence our scooter selection or reviews. We don’t just focus on the good, we also highlight the bad to let you be the judge. Because we put all scooters through our thorough review process, we can clearly distinguish where a scooter is better or worse than its competitors. This allows us to show you alternatives, explain which are the best for certain uses, and ultimately, identify key decision-making factors.
this thing can injure you badly guys i and now three others have had the front end collapse on us whilst riding broken arm and rib for me other have even been knocked out with broken bones as well, go to Nami worldwide for more info on this big problem with the nami
Nice but a bit pricey for me ,as always you get what you pay ,me I love my dragon GTS v2 $1550.00 more than enough power and torque for this a young 71 year old bugger lol
This scoots is rubbish!!! Third one ov bought now and third time the front motor has stopped working for NO reason. Cruising along at 25mph then poof, MF motor packs up 😡 piece of shit! I wish that didn’t happen to them as I really liked the dam thing! Apart from that, all in not bad gotta say. Hence why I bought 3.
Im thinking about getting this e scooter coming from 1000cc sportbikes. Could you tell me is this scooter good and how easy is it to change the tires and brake pads? Many Thanks
Excellent job ! Maybe the most complete review out there of the nami! I loved it, keep up with the great work , greetings from Chile, Southamerica.
Thanks Diego! Appreciate the support
"so to Dodge this..."
Bravo my friend, appreciate the wordplay
Fantastic review! Very comprehensive, just PLEASE change the background track during your reviews as that was VERY irritating after 5 mins into the review. Keep up the great work.
*I am loving the **Latest.Bike** Scooter , it’s sturdy, safe and well-made. It gets me from point A to point - B- in a good record of time. ?????*
Awesome Review - Really helped me to decide on buying my second hyper scooter. A word to new riders - bet with your head, not over it, 60 Mph is nothing to play with. Work your way up. Have fun & ride safe 👍
I think it is the best electric ⚡️ scooter on the market!
It’s a lot of money 💰 a lot !!
At the same price you can buy a motorcycle 🏍
But I’ve ordered 2 days ago from
Fastride and I hope 🤞 it will be on Italy next week !!!
Some corrections on your review from a Nami owner:
The scooter is no longer sold, for almost a year now, with the 35Ah battery that supposedly had a range of 100miles. All new Nami's are now sold with a 32Ah or smaller battery. Their largest battery is now advertised as 90miles but in reality I can't get mine to more than 35miles with the 32Ah. Their smaller battery versions sold in Europe will do less than that.
The grips on the Nami are not ergonomic. In fact they are pretty thin and have no wrist support. They will cramp your hands especially when you can't use your opposing thumb to hold on because it's busy with the thumb throttle so you have to grip much harder. First thing I did was get 740mm bars and ergonomic grips with wrist support. A trigger finger or twist grip throttle would be a huge improvement.
The front headlight delivers very poor visibility when riding at night. It puts out a thin horizontal bar of light. It should be more floody. I replaced it with some motorcycle flood lights. The turn signals and headlight buttons are very hard to press especially with gloves. I replaced those with better buttons from Amazon.
Thanks for watching and your comments.
1. We had one of the first models from an early batch, hence the 35Ah battery. So, the review is correct in this regard. You are, however, also correct that now the NAMI comes with a 32Ah battery.
2. The handgrip comfort is subjective. We've reviewed many scooters and found the ones on the NAMI comfortable. This is down to their almost squidgy (can't think of a better description) and grippy feel, as opposed to hard rubber.
3. Again, lighting is subjective. When we consider how the headlight performs out of our 140+ database of scooters, it is in the top 5%.
what brand battery is yours? generic or panasonic/lg?
HUGE! difference 35Miles vs 100 miles glad I was skimming the comments while listening you saved me 45 minutes
At what speeds do you get that range?
Yeah sounds like he’s definitely getting paid for his review by the company. Good specs but not a true personal review of the scooter.
I’ve seen so many reviews you are the best . You know what we want to know
Fantastic reviews mate, keep it up. I would love to see a mild teardown just show battery/controller etc on accessible scooters. Battery brand and cell size is a big up and coming topic!
Look at the bms and check if there's a temperature sensor. That's the reviewer I want to watch.
I'm going to order mine in a couple weeks very excited, however the main concern I have is the shipping. I've seen quite a few scooters that have come damaged due to the packaging. I would hate to spend that kind of money and get a damaged scooter. I know FFR has great customer service, but the hassle of waiting for parts and fixing right out of the box. Great video btw!
Great to hear and thanks for the feedback, appreciate it. I also saw the shipping problems but I have to say that my unit came in perfect condition. The box was packed out with cardboard to fill empty space (also much easier to clean up rather than polystyrene). I agree with you about FFR. Ride and Glide for buyers in the UK are very good, too.
@@ElectricScooterInsider I actually went ahead and ordered my Nami today. I actually called FFR about my concern with the scooter arriving damaged, and they said that mine would arrive on a pallet so I won't have to be worried about it. Very excited and can't wait to get on and see for myself what everyone else has been talking about. FFR actually hooked me up with a discount which was very cool of them.
@@ElectricScooterInsider so I've had my Nami for a few days now, and this thing is a beast!! It's very powerful, but at the same time it's manageable. I'm still getting used to turning though. However, I will say this why put $40 tires on a 5k scooter??? Oh, and I ordered the first Gen Nami 32 ah, and they sold out of that model and they sent me the second Gen Nami 32 ah(Nami Burn-E 2 Max). It has upgraded Logan 4 piston hydraulic brakes, wider handle bars, 5 Amp fast charger, better turn signals, and a couple of other things. FFR hooked me up!.
@@allanm3797 Great news! I'm glad you are enjoying it. When you turn, especially at moderate speed, it's best to lean into the turn as opposed to rotating the handlebars (imagine you are riding a motorcycle).
Such a good review cant believe you jumped off it and dropped it !! put your body on the line haha im buying one tomorrw this interview made me solidify my choice thanks bro
oh man what a scooter! thanks for the review, i have been looking for something for awhile and this just continues to add to my research.
aside from this, videos are coming along well! deff some bumps in the road editing wise but in time you guys will get it all down nicely!
tone down the music side of things and it will be great. can't wait for the next review!!
sending love from the USA
Thanks! Noted on the music volume, we will take this feedback into account for the next video where we review the Dualtron Storm!
One hell of a review!! ❤
Great video brother and please keep up the good work. Is it just me or is there anybody else out there that realizes that this is a lighter version of the Kaabo GT Pro. If you really look at it Kaabo did most of the work on this scooter, minus the adjustable suspension which is a great addition. Think about it. Love the scooter by the way
I love your work my man 👍🏽
I really like that on your website you’re not afraid to put one scooter above another
I’ve gone to other websites where the Dual Tron Thunder 2…. Wolf king pro GT
Nami they give them all the same score
And to me this is a Sell out
Glad you can see it the way it is thank you
Amazing review! Many thanks.
Good video bro !!
The viper just has the best design imo out of all the scooters u showed in its range. I would deff go with the nami if i where to buy a high end scooter
Anyone who wants to buy one, high end, all around scooter. This is the one to get.
It's basically capible of all types of riding without any post purchase mods that nearly all other scooters need.
(I don't even have one)
I have a WEPED SS.
Couldn't agree more!
@@ElectricScooterInsider if y'all can get ahold of a Hunter Qaud and do a review on it that would be amazing.
The only seller in the US is MinimotorsNyc at the moment.
No one seems to know much about it yet outside of people in South Korea.
Extremely unique over built beast
Fantastic scooter look when I you going to review Splash Makuta M8? 🙄 I'm waiting for your review on it before I buy it
I'll buy this one day
Great reviews.. are any of these models in Australia ?
103 kg did you mean..not lbs..also I didn't know you could heat treat aluminium to strengthen it or extend longevity..Cool review and nice Scooter..What no steering damper..✌️
Thunder 2 or the Nami Burn E / Burn E Max? And reasons why. Thoughts??? Thanks
Burn-e....stem height
Wowww beautiful scooter bro 👌nice one
good review, thanks , but is the background music (or rather background sounds because it is not a music for sure) necessary? It was quite interrupting for me ...
Thanks for the feedback
36:35 In terms of regenerative braking, electric wheels are the best, except for electric vehicles. Among the electric kickboard controllers, there is no mass-produced aircraft that shows regenerative braking according to the lever position. It works with 0/1, what is the part that says it's excellent?
Im 167cm tall, would the handlebar height be too high for me? (Would I need to cut the stem?)
I liked the Video. I’m very interested of getting One do you know if the scooter comes with Regeneration Brakes, Which recharge the battery when you hold the breaks?? thanks.
im getting me one 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
in your personal opinion which one do you prefer nami or wolf gt pro
i also would like to know who would be faster in 200 m race
hi everyone, i was going to buy on aliexpres from iwheel eu store the 40ah nami, then i read some comments where they say the battery is not original. it is true? why is the price so low?
I have 2 Nami, one of them have not a panasonic battery, check this inside, good battery are over 12.5kg, the bad chinese copy are lower than 11.8kg
will your battery be replaced for the panasonic ones?
@@Ray-ru3pc Nami say it will change for a LG or Samsung , arrival next month in France
@@PabloSotes thank you! that’s good to hear, here in the states they have the 72v 32Ah version on sale, i hope it’s the samsung/lg/panasonic and not some low quality copy
@@Ray-ru3pc I hear, only the first 35 amp have this isue
weight of the battery pack depends on charge level, did you measure the weight fully charged?
IP 55 is simply not good enough, I personally lost IP55 scooter to water damage before and I think it is shocking that manufacturers do not bother with IP ratings while it is a dealbreaker to many customers. £3,800 for an escooter that is meant to be used outdoors yet it isn't fully protected from the rain is just mindblowing
Hi my friend!
Do you know the motor magnets length...?? 6 cm or 6.5 cm...?🤔
Forgot to mention security settings. How will you be able to lock it? Is there any passkey or nfc?
Mine has nfc
How many kilometers of autonomy does the NAMI Burn-e Vape give?
How do we change modes while driving the scooter?
your shipping and import taxes are insane! i can get the 40ah one here in philippines for 165,000 philippine pesos , or for the lazy readers that 2984.53 USD , and i can drive it to 100 km and still have about 30% battery left, the key to long distance riding is i only go 40 kmh.
What category would you place a rion in then? Super ultra performance? Lol or pro racing scooters
Can you somehow get your hands on the Joyor Xms98 electric scooter? Can't find any videos of it anywhere 😕
Hey, afraid I've never heard of that model! I don't think this would be one that we would review. I'd recommend checking out our website as we have loads of guides which should help you find the right model for your needs: www.electricscooterinsider.com
can someone please explain the weird rear fender?
Why didn't you compare to the wolf king gt pro? That and the bronco are its closest competitors
Hi Andrew, good observation. We didn't have the Wolf King GT at the time of making the review, hence why it wasn't included. We do have the GT now, though, and will be producing a review of it where the NAMI will be an alternative.
As for my top level thoughts between the two. If you can stretch your budget I'd go for the NAMI. Both are very fast and match each other for acceleration but the adjustable suspension on the Burn-e is the jewel in its crown. The way you can adjust the suspension to your terrain levels up ride quality beyond the King GT. On the other hand, if you want a scooter almost exclusively for the off-roaring, then the GT is one for you.
You don’t need a steering dampener on the Kaabo wolf series.
Man if this thing had a removable battery like the dual tron I'd be all over this.
Where is the Nami viper range extender
Brother you only show the Kaabo GT on your chart only but in reality a lot of your comparisons are very similar to the Kaabo GT why are you excluding it!! I got my Kaabo GT up to 70 miles an hour with a little tailwind crossing a bridge. I just have difficulty understanding how top speed was achieved without a speed dampener on that scooter. I still love the scooter but I think I'm going to wait till they get the imperfections tightened up and maybe a bigger battery or the dualtron X3
why not mention the zero 11x at 72v 32a??? ive gotten 64 mph on mine
We choose not to include the Zero 11X, because, although in its day it was a good scooter, it has now been discontinued. It's also an OEM model vs the NAMI which has a custom design.
@@ElectricScooterInsider thank you for the reply. I was always wondering why I don't see it more often
27:35
why did you fall?
I tried to order an ebike after thinking about it over a year and fed ex could not get it delivered to my house. I tried telling them to deliver it after five when i got off work and they wouldn't do it. If you are an ebike company i would think about using a different company to ship your ebikes. They only use a call center in India as there customer service. You can not speak directly to a FedEx representative. They are terrible at getting a package delivered to there customer, beware.
Im surprised the speed demon doesnt have steering dampener. Im on my third E scooter and none of them achieve even half of the advertised range even in lowest speed setting. Marketers should get the drift and stop lying. Itll be good for marketing.
Why not ad the dualtron thunder 2 that have a better mileage
Hey! We only took delivery of the Dualtron Thunder 2 after filming. That video will be out soon. Also, the realistic mileage of both the Thunder 2 and NAMI is around the same 👍
Thanks friend great review about the nami I will support you
I want one.
Just wiat for Seagway GT2, it’s cheaper and the build quality is superior to the rest of that category. I have recently seen some early reviews on UA-cam and their indiegogo campaign.
My vsett super 72 will do it in 4seconds
All that money and it gets seized by the police, I would seriously upgrade my scooter but only once we have proper legislation
Why do you mention apollo so offen? They are mostly just a rebranded scooter.
There are many more that have more to offer then just the ones you have mentioned! And the comparison spread is off as well.
Any one that has a wide range of different brand scooter riding and comparing to I think would agree. You must be getting paid off to say what you did.
Hi Michael, Apollo models are mention just a handful of times to give context to the NAMI's power and design, but I don't recommend them as models to opt for over the NAMI. You are correct that older models from Apollo are OEM, however their newer models have all been custom designs.
As for the alternative scooters, I like to try and give a range that meets all budgets since not everyone can afford the high price tags of these models. If you would like other recommendations that are a similar price then I'd suggest looking at the Wolf King GT - this alongside the NAMI are our favourite ultra-performance models.
All of our reviews are unbiased and retailers/manufacturers do not influence our scooter selection or reviews. We don’t just focus on the good, we also highlight the bad to let you be the judge.
Because we put all scooters through our thorough review process, we can clearly distinguish where a scooter is better or worse than its competitors. This allows us to show you alternatives, explain which are the best for certain uses, and ultimately, identify key decision-making factors.
single motor kilma seems like new model
These are huge. OK if you live in a house, but not ideal for my apartment in the city with no elevator.
Not for apartments
this thing can injure you badly guys i and now three others have had the front end collapse on us whilst riding broken arm and rib for me other have even been knocked out with broken bones as well, go to Nami worldwide for more info on this big problem with the nami
What happened Geoff? Steam break? DM me on Facebook please
Nice but a bit pricey for me ,as always you get what you pay ,me I love my dragon GTS v2 $1550.00 more than enough power and torque for this a young 71 year old bugger lol
100 miles on a single charge? I don't believe it...
You better believe.......been to Brighton from London had 42% left
When I get on the freeway in my Triumph Triple my starting speed is 80mph or 130kph.🤣
And ?
This outperforms the Toyota prius in the 0-60 mph ...
I don't get it ... to spend 4k on a scooter when u can go get a ebike for the same or cheaper 😏
You never had the thrill did you
@IgniKorn not one that fast but still so many options to spend 4k on
Ben bundan almak istiyorum
OTRAHLI TİPTE OLAN VARMIDIR..! FİYATI NEDİR.
35AH is falls... 32 AH!
WEPED..WEPED..WEPED..WEPED..WEPED 4 LIFE!!!!
You are moving your hands with every syllable you speak. It gets tiresome …
Thunderbirds Are Go
Those wheels need a biiiiiig upgrade
This scoots is rubbish!!! Third one ov bought now and third time the front motor has stopped working for NO reason. Cruising along at 25mph then poof, MF motor packs up 😡 piece of shit! I wish that didn’t happen to them as I really liked the dam thing!
Apart from that, all in not bad gotta say. Hence why I bought 3.
It's just a scooter! $4,500? 😂
I'm glad my wolf King GT can go twice as fast from 0 to 50 in 4.8 seconds. While the NAMI does it in 8.5 seconds. 🤣
No way,
0-50 in miles not km!
@@Qu.Z. yes my GT does 0-50 miles per hour in 4.8 seconds. I'm a faster scooter than yours. Just accept it
@@chezeface1142Nice and the range?
If u have a death wish, buy this scooter. Not me.
Why do you say that?
What an absolutely ass design on this scooter, using round tubes and all welding on this.
0-50 MPH in 8.5 Seconds? bullshit
Farrrrrrr to expensive
Proceeds to exaggerate with the 100 miles range… tired of UA-cam content
Im thinking about getting this e scooter coming from 1000cc sportbikes. Could you tell me is this scooter good and how easy is it to change the tires and brake pads? Many Thanks