I’m too old for that kind of fun. I probably would have broken more than the scooter. Weird thing about getting old is you don’t mentally feel old. Your body just stops cooperating with you.
I could not agree more. Had to spend a week in a hotel and siting in a hospital with a Brother. Down in my back for 4 days. Getting more seasoned, (older), who knew it would be so difficult. Take care my Friend, and may the wind always be at your back. See you on the trail.
Another informative vid. I do hope that your injury heals quickly, and you were not injured badly enough to require an ambulance. Medics would have been telling that story for a long time. lol Great product review. Thank you for your professional delivery of facts & information, a Breath of fresh air. Professional Honesty is in short supply in the world of today. That being said, you exude it in every word, and action. Keep doing what your doing. See you on the trail.
"Now that I'm an adult, with adult money, I can buy the toys that I want" I feel so seen, as parts for my new homelab get delivered today 😅 I hope you weren't too sore from that spill in the gravel the next day! Looks like a decent scooter though. I've been looking at them for something to tool around town with, if i want to run a quick errand with stuff I can stick in a backpack. I'll keep the Caroma in mind. Also, that thumbnail is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hahahaha. I would need a trike. I don’t want to be that top heavy. 😮. Seriously though, I really appreciated your mic. It was nice to have your commentary in real time as you were riding the scooter around. I wish every UA-camr would use a mic and do as well. I also appreciated your frankness and the logical way you explained what it was like riding it around. You are a good educator and reviewer! Loved this video. Glad you were not injured more than you were. I imagine you were pretty sore after that crash.
Hi there! Thank you so much for making this awesome review video of the Caroma P7 Escooter! We saw you got hurt while riding, the fall looked really painful, but thanks to god, it didn't hurt the bones. We sincerely hope you feel better now! ❤❤The 14-inch tires of Caroma P7 are still too struggling with bad roads, like mud roads, gravels, etc. Our Caroma P3 which has bigger tires--20'' tires, can have a better riding performance on some off-roads. But for other Caroma P-series scooters, Cement and asphalt roads are the best choices! We appreciate your advice about the seat at the end of the video, we will send this feedback to our product department and see if we can upgrade it to be more comfortable in the near future!
This was a fun review and, fortunately, the fall only resulted in a gnarly scab, a great story, and some video gold! I enjoyed the scooter and will continue to do so. I’ve looked at the P3 and it looks like a great product for trail riding! Thanks for the opportunity to do this video.
Great video. My knee hurt when you took the spill. I hope you were doing OK the next day. I was surprised you didn't pull out a DBA homemade individual first aid kit for your knee. I guess that will be for another video.
DBA took one for the team. Thankfully, nothing important was broken. Hospital trips in the US are expensive these days. We appreciate learning about what is available, the capability of each model and any shortcomings.
Thanks for havingthe best p7 review on youtube! .. I've been watching p1 videos allday. They have a 500 watt motor peak 1200 & they're pretty fast but Wow! Watching you on the p7 I could Immediately see the speed difference! It's crazy crazy too! It's worth spending $80 more
That 750 motor really gives it some kick. I’d opt for the bigger motor any day if for nothing more than the extra mileage you can get. When there’s no pedals to help with motivation you need to max out the distance you’re capable of.
You are excelling at Crash testing on a Dad budget.lol Goid opportunity for a basic first aid product test. Than a homemade mre picnic cooked with the power from the scooter in the truckers lunchbox. Than a mileage audit on the remaining battery power.
I don't have the P7, but I do have the P1, which is 500w full suspension and it comes with monitor that gives you more info then just battery charge. I'm 5' 10" 63 year old feel very confident on it. Have 2 of them and the whole family loves them.
You also have to realize that something with two wheels and a high center of gravity is going to be even more unstable when the two wheels are so small. Yes, the size of the wheels lend to the instability also. I would like to have something like this with two wheels in the back. A narrow width would be great.
Off road riding requires off road tires no matter what your age is but for the sake of the video we learned the scooter's limitations. Real life video Thanks
That looks fun but spill did not. I cringed when I saw your knee. That brought back painful childhood memories. I hope your knee isn't too sore or swollen and heals quickly! Fun video!!
Really surprised at the price. Not sure I need it, not sure I wouldn't crash it... at almost 50, don't need crashes... but man, I almost want it just for emergencies, keep it in the back of my car when I go out of town in case I break down. Glad you weren't seriously hurt. 🍻
I FELL JUST LIKE THAT ON MY FIRST RIDE. I WAS AT A STAND STILL, AND WHEN I WAS ABOUT TO TURN THE SCOOTER AROUND… MY HAND HIT THE THROTTLE AND IT TOOK OFF. I HIT THE PAVEMENT LIKE YOU DID.
I could see a whole zombie apocalypse movie with the MC on an electric scooter like that. Just a lone scooter rider and his solar backpack weaving their way through zombies.
Halloween challenge: Creepy camping in Adams Tennessee/Bell Witch Cave, ghosts, murders etc. along with an MRE based on halloween. “Ghoulash” in honor of Camping With Steve, finger sandwiches, jawbreaker that looks like an eyeball and so on😮
Look into shunting the controller then epoxy it to make it waterproof. Then red varnish the inside of the motor hub and add statorade and cooling fins on the motor to make it waterproof and able to deal with the higher voltage and amp. I would also add a suspension seat post and mechanical hydraulic breaks. Ride them sidewalks . Have fun. I plan on getting this and doing that.
Just watched the video and read the comments. As a motorcycle rider, I'm wondering how it would respond to counter-steering. That makes turns and swerves so much easier to control.
Because of the wheel size and the straight up and down configuration I’m not sure it would respond to it at all. I went down so fast I couldn’t have done anything to keep it from happening. There’s something to be said for the extra size that comes with a bike or motorcycle.
I think if the front had a little more rake to it and you was leaning back a little more it probably wouldn't have happened we used to ride those little Razor scooters on the gravel roads in my neighborhood when we were kids. Glad you're okay
What is the laws like riding in the city..are you required to have the scooter registered ? insured, is there a scooter cover as accessory to purchase...?what if need be where are they able to go?? Like on a city bus, train or airplane? What about theft protection? The seat is it available in a more orthopedic nature fir someone with a lumbar issue?
The laws are different between states and some cities have stricter laws than others so you’d have to check locally for that answer. Same with city buses and such, each provider is going to be different. As far as accessories, Caroma offers some but you can also shop Amazon for other add-ons.
@@dadbudgetadventures I'm considering this, I'm in recovery from a destroyed left leg from an accident on my K8, it's an electric hyper-scooter that went 57 miles an hour, the city "held" my scooter for me while I was in the hospital, then wanted to charge what it was worth by the time I located where they held it, so now I need to find another way into work now that I'm cleared by my doctor to work again and the closest bus stop is a mile away, so something like the one in this video is on my radar, although I'm leaning towards the Gyroor C1S because it has footpegs that would give me better leg extension for my rebuilt leg since it still has trouble bending, plus it has a basket on the deck for storage space when I go shopping, just wish I could find it's basket and pegs and put it on this one, but I can't find them available for sale anywhere, not even Gyroor's site
I had mine for 12 hours. I crashed it. I fractured my sinus. I fractured my wrist where I needed surgery to add plates and screws. I spent eight days in the hospital. I learned my lesson. And I will ride my scooter again.
@@dadbudgetadventures so glad to hear it! That scooter looks like so much fun. Up until last year when I broke my leg I had been wanting to get an electric bike. Live in an area where there are so many beautiful places to ride. My spirit still feels sixteen. It took six months of no weight bearing to heal my leg. Sadly my bike and scooter days are over. It was fun vicariously seeing your joy riding that scooter.
It doesn’t need fatter tires necessarily, you just have to know what you can and can’t do on it. They also make one with bigger tires (P3 model) that is designed for off road riding so it might be a better choice if that’s your plan.
They are fairly common in Europe, here in Portugal you see them everywhere, even for tourism, but we have a different road system where cars are not "overlords", its implied roads are for people, and all the ways people move about, from on foot to on a car, so even if they are sometimes annoying, we know electric vehicles like these have a right to be in the road, but the legislation for it is still being adapted has we move along since the same legislation applied to bicycles is sometimes not appropriated to these type of vehicles. In urban areas they are very popular, because they are cheaper to "feed", there are charging points everywhere here for electrical vehicles and adapters to do it at home, and good for old towns with whining roads, hilly parts and controlled traffic. They are not very good in rural areas, with, gravel like you said, and irregular pavement, but they are still used in areas with more modern roadways.
I wish they were more common and that we relied less on cars here. Most of our roads are designated for cars and many prohibit any other vehicles. We have rental scooters all around the downtown area but not in the suburbs so if you want to ride you gotta have your own.
@@dadbudgetadventures I have spoken with other people in the US, and yes, those are some of the problems they talk about, maybe has they become more common things will improve.
Yep, I hit gravel on a moped and it disappeared from under me leaving me flying through the air. I remember thinking "this is really gonna hurt", and I was right....
Funny how that thought can go through your mind so quickly. The distance to the ground is covered so fast and yet we have time for that little bit of pondering 😂
So taking a second look, they want to charge $170 for delivery, for something off Amazon is excessive to me (why am I paying for Amazon Prime then?). They need to make this Prime eligible and not use Shipping & Handling to make up for reducing the price so they can claim it's "On Sale".
@@dadbudgetadventures Absolutely get that, nothing you can do about it, just a shady practice in my opinion and thought I should say something for anyone who is interested. No hate on you my friend! 🍻
You put the brake on when you were on the gravel I could see you do it. And if you put that front brake on and you're in the gravel that's what made you go straight down. Don't ever ever use your front brake on gravel. You will go down so fast it'll make your head spin.
Small tires, on bike no matter electric, gas, or pedal, limits ability on multi surfaces. Please don’t charge it indoors, when temp is below 32 F or above 100 F. Cheap “Chinese” lithium batteries are known to catch fire. Be safe.
Be careful with electric bikes and scooters BDA, don't store them in your house or in an attached garage. This poor guy took his ebike battery with him so it wouldn't get stolen, and it ended up catching fire in the elevator and killing the man. ua-cam.com/video/_V3-KUmJH7E/v-deo.htmlsi=R-UAE2t03jwT9BGU
I’ve heard of people having issues with the batteries. They make a fireproof bag specifically for storing and charging the batteries. Gonna need to try one out.
Only use rear brakes on a slippery surface or a gravel surface. If you put the front brakes on you will go down I'm sorry but that's just the way it is. Mopeds e-bikes regular bikes they're all the same scooters front brakes on slippery or gravel surfaces will face plant you and it is a hard fall. I can promise you you will never do it again
I wasn’t braking at the time this happened. I made the mistake of braking going into the gravel and giving it throttle to get back up to speed. The throttle is what killed my here 😬
Real life! Add long pants & 1st Aid kit. Yes yes yes to the helmet!!
That basket fit a first aid kit, some tools and a tire patching kit real easy. lol
Yes, all of this
I’m too old for that kind of fun. I probably would have broken more than the scooter. Weird thing about getting old is you don’t mentally feel old. Your body just stops cooperating with you.
Yeah I still act like I’m 13 but my body thinks I died three years ago.
I could not agree more. Had to spend a week in a hotel and siting in a hospital with a Brother. Down in my back for 4 days. Getting more seasoned, (older), who knew it would be so difficult. Take care my Friend, and may the wind always be at your back. See you on the trail.
I get up and wonder why so achy, then I look in the mirror. 😧
Thats hilarious! Thanks for all you do brother! Godspeed!@dadbudgetadventures
You know it.... :)
Another informative vid. I do hope that your injury heals quickly, and you were not injured badly enough to require an ambulance. Medics would have been telling that story for a long time. lol Great product review. Thank you for your professional delivery of facts & information, a Breath of fresh air. Professional Honesty is in short supply in the world of today. That being said, you exude it in every word, and action. Keep doing what your doing. See you on the trail.
Thank you so much! I’ve still got a sizeable scab but an abrasion was the extent of injury, thank goodness.
"Now that I'm an adult, with adult money, I can buy the toys that I want" I feel so seen, as parts for my new homelab get delivered today 😅 I hope you weren't too sore from that spill in the gravel the next day! Looks like a decent scooter though. I've been looking at them for something to tool around town with, if i want to run a quick errand with stuff I can stick in a backpack. I'll keep the Caroma in mind. Also, that thumbnail is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you so much! 🔥
@@dadbudgetadventures more scooter riding safe riding scooter Grandpa blol😂😂😂😂
Hahahaha. I would need a trike. I don’t want to be that top heavy. 😮. Seriously though, I really appreciated your mic. It was nice to have your commentary in real time as you were riding the scooter around. I wish every UA-camr would use a mic and do as well. I also appreciated your frankness and the logical way you explained what it was like riding it around. You are a good educator and reviewer! Loved this video.
Glad you were not injured more than you were. I imagine you were pretty sore after that crash.
Thank you so much! It was a hard hit but surprisingly easy to recover from. I expected worse when I got up.
Hi there! Thank you so much for making this awesome review video of the Caroma P7 Escooter!
We saw you got hurt while riding, the fall looked really painful, but thanks to god, it didn't hurt the bones. We sincerely hope you feel better now! ❤❤The 14-inch tires of Caroma P7 are still too struggling with bad roads, like mud roads, gravels, etc.
Our Caroma P3 which has bigger tires--20'' tires, can have a better riding performance on some off-roads. But for other Caroma P-series scooters, Cement and asphalt roads are the best choices!
We appreciate your advice about the seat at the end of the video, we will send this feedback to our product department and see if we can upgrade it to be more comfortable in the near future!
This was a fun review and, fortunately, the fall only resulted in a gnarly scab, a great story, and some video gold! I enjoyed the scooter and will continue to do so. I’ve looked at the P3 and it looks like a great product for trail riding! Thanks for the opportunity to do this video.
Great video. My knee hurt when you took the spill. I hope you were doing OK the next day. I was surprised you didn't pull out a DBA homemade individual first aid kit for your knee. I guess that will be for another video.
Yeah there will be a kit on every bike I own after this one.
Keep up the great videos from Florida.
Thank you!
DBA took one for the team. Thankfully, nothing important was broken. Hospital trips in the US are expensive these days. We appreciate learning about what is available, the capability of each model and any shortcomings.
Definitely glad it was only a deep abrasion. I really expected much worse when I hit the ground.
Thanks for havingthe best p7 review on youtube! .. I've been watching p1 videos allday. They have a 500 watt motor peak 1200 & they're pretty fast but Wow! Watching you on the p7 I could Immediately see the speed difference! It's crazy crazy too! It's worth spending $80 more
That 750 motor really gives it some kick. I’d opt for the bigger motor any day if for nothing more than the extra mileage you can get. When there’s no pedals to help with motivation you need to max out the distance you’re capable of.
@@dadbudgetadventures thanks, you have the best c7 review on UA-cam
Thank you so much! I bet nobody else bled in their review 😂
You are excelling at Crash testing on a Dad budget.lol Goid opportunity for a basic first aid product test. Than a homemade mre picnic cooked with the power from the scooter in the truckers lunchbox. Than a mileage audit on the remaining battery power.
Sounds like a great day out! Without the crashing though. No more of that.
Super helpful review! Your opening line resonated with me 😂 love micromobility
Thanks! This thing has been so much fun.
Great video. As a gen xer rub some dirt on it. Lol A ND with the economy the way it is that basket should hold $100 worth of groceries easy.
I literally rubbed dirt on it…the hard way 😬
Thanks
You’re welcome
Pretty cool. Looked into something like that
It was really fun other than the crash. The rest of the outing was great!
@@dadbudgetadventures Va already has some laws about where they can be ridden and cant.
I think a lot of places are doing that. Mostly because of people with e-bikes abusing the paths.
I don't have the P7, but I do have the P1, which is 500w full suspension and it comes with monitor that gives you more info then just battery charge. I'm 5' 10" 63 year old feel very confident on it. Have 2 of them and the whole family loves them.
It’s certainly a fun ride. I really enjoy this little scooter.
You also have to realize that something with two wheels and a high center of gravity is going to be even more unstable when the two wheels are so small. Yes, the size of the wheels lend to the instability also.
I would like to have something like this with two wheels in the back. A narrow width would be great.
A three wheel version would be so much fun!
Off road riding requires off road tires no matter what your age is but for the sake of the video we learned the scooter's limitations. Real life video Thanks
Definitely!
You should probably get some malware protection to prevent getting the "Coroma Virus" 😅
Nice 😂. It may have infected my scooter causing it to try to kill me 😬
That looks fun but spill did not. I cringed when I saw your knee. That brought back painful childhood memories. I hope your knee isn't too sore or swollen and heals quickly! Fun video!!
Thanks! I still have a pretty gnarly scab but fortunately it’s a surface injury.
@@dadbudgetadventures castor oil will keep infection out and help it heal quickly.
Sorry to dumped it but before that it was pretty peaceful watching you cruise around!
Thanks! I was hoping people would find it relaxing and fun overall…I mean, other than crashing 😬
@@dadbudgetadventures lets not do that anymore hahaha
Really surprised at the price. Not sure I need it, not sure I wouldn't crash it... at almost 50, don't need crashes... but man, I almost want it just for emergencies, keep it in the back of my car when I go out of town in case I break down.
Glad you weren't seriously hurt. 🍻
That would be a great thing to have if your car broke down. Having a comfortable way to get down the road would be handy.
I FELL JUST LIKE THAT ON MY FIRST RIDE. I WAS AT A STAND STILL, AND WHEN I WAS ABOUT TO TURN THE SCOOTER AROUND… MY HAND HIT THE THROTTLE AND IT TOOK OFF. I HIT THE PAVEMENT LIKE YOU DID.
Those things have a little power in them that’s for sure.
This looks awesome! I could get on board with that!
It was super fun. Just keep it upright 😬
I could see a whole zombie apocalypse movie with the MC on an electric scooter like that. Just a lone scooter rider and his solar backpack weaving their way through zombies.
I’d watch that three times in a weekend!
Halloween challenge: Creepy camping in Adams Tennessee/Bell Witch Cave, ghosts, murders etc. along with an MRE based on halloween. “Ghoulash” in honor of Camping With Steve, finger sandwiches, jawbreaker that looks like an eyeball and so on😮
I love it. I would totally camp at the Bell Witch cave if they’d let me.
Cool ride
Thanks!
Look into shunting the controller then epoxy it to make it waterproof. Then red varnish the inside of the motor hub and add statorade and cooling fins on the motor to make it waterproof and able to deal with the higher voltage and amp. I would also add a suspension seat post and mechanical hydraulic breaks. Ride them sidewalks . Have fun. I plan on getting this and doing that.
no fins.
Yeah this thing would be fun with some good mods
Just watched the video and read the comments. As a motorcycle rider, I'm wondering how it would respond to counter-steering. That makes turns and swerves so much easier to control.
Because of the wheel size and the straight up and down configuration I’m not sure it would respond to it at all. I went down so fast I couldn’t have done anything to keep it from happening. There’s something to be said for the extra size that comes with a bike or motorcycle.
I think if the front had a little more rake to it and you was leaning back a little more it probably wouldn't have happened we used to ride those little Razor scooters on the gravel roads in my neighborhood when we were kids. Glad you're okay
Thanks! I take full responsibility for my stupidity 😬
Hi which electric scooter should I get? Caroma P7 or Gotrax flex ultra?
The only one I can speak for is the Caroma. I haven’t researched the Gotrax.
@@dadbudgetadventures ok thank you
How is your right knee coming along a week into the healing experience. Here's hoping that all is going well! Take care and have a great day.
The scab is finally gone but it’s still obvious something happened. No broken bones though so I’ll take it.
That basket will hold pleny of complete meals! lol
Maybe they’ll bounce out as I go down the road 😂
Wondering how long it takes to charge the battery and how to charge it
I have not done a full depletion recharge yet so I do not know the answer to that.
I definitely would need a 3 wheel model lol😂😂😂
I’m gonna add training wheels to mine 😂
What is the laws like riding in the city..are you required to have the scooter registered ? insured, is there a scooter cover as accessory to purchase...?what if need be where are they able to go?? Like on a city bus, train or airplane? What about theft protection? The seat is it available in a more orthopedic nature fir someone with a lumbar issue?
The laws are different between states and some cities have stricter laws than others so you’d have to check locally for that answer. Same with city buses and such, each provider is going to be different. As far as accessories, Caroma offers some but you can also shop Amazon for other add-ons.
nice review, caroma need more suspension
Could definitely benefit from a better suspension
Very cool
Thanks!
10.01 "So let's see what we can do in gravel"! Boom!! "Yea thats what we do"! 😂😂😂
I do my own stunts 😎
What is the charge time on the battery
I have not done a test of a full discharge to recharge yet
I hope it's better than a Lark scooter 🛴
I’m not familiar with theirs but I will say this one has surprised me with its overall quality.
Bro that gravel hit you like a Mario Kart banana 🥹
Yeah it did. Took me right down.
@@dadbudgetadventures I'm considering this, I'm in recovery from a destroyed left leg from an accident on my K8, it's an electric hyper-scooter that went 57 miles an hour, the city "held" my scooter for me while I was in the hospital, then wanted to charge what it was worth by the time I located where they held it, so now I need to find another way into work now that I'm cleared by my doctor to work again and the closest bus stop is a mile away, so something like the one in this video is on my radar, although I'm leaning towards the Gyroor C1S because it has footpegs that would give me better leg extension for my rebuilt leg since it still has trouble bending, plus it has a basket on the deck for storage space when I go shopping, just wish I could find it's basket and pegs and put it on this one, but I can't find them available for sale anywhere, not even Gyroor's site
I had mine for 12 hours. I crashed it. I fractured my sinus. I fractured my wrist where I needed surgery to add plates and screws. I spent eight days in the hospital. I learned my lesson. And I will ride my scooter again.
Wow, my skinned up knee seems amateurish after that 😬
Have you recovered from your road rash? The things you do for this channel - true Road Warrior
I think so. The last of the gnarly scab came off this morning so now it’s just a red patch on my knee. Haven’t had a scrape like that since I was 12 😬
@@dadbudgetadventures so glad to hear it! That scooter looks like so much fun. Up until last year when I broke my leg I had been wanting to get an electric bike. Live in an area where there are so many beautiful places to ride. My spirit still feels sixteen. It took six months of no weight bearing to heal my leg. Sadly my bike and scooter days are over. It was fun vicariously seeing your joy riding that scooter.
how are u now? would usay that it needs fatter tires]
It doesn’t need fatter tires necessarily, you just have to know what you can and can’t do on it. They also make one with bigger tires (P3 model) that is designed for off road riding so it might be a better choice if that’s your plan.
They are fairly common in Europe, here in Portugal you see them everywhere, even for tourism, but we have a different road system where cars are not "overlords", its implied roads are for people, and all the ways people move about, from on foot to on a car, so even if they are sometimes annoying, we know electric vehicles like these have a right to be in the road, but the legislation for it is still being adapted has we move along since the same legislation applied to bicycles is sometimes not appropriated to these type of vehicles. In urban areas they are very popular, because they are cheaper to "feed", there are charging points everywhere here for electrical vehicles and adapters to do it at home, and good for old towns with whining roads, hilly parts and controlled traffic. They are not very good in rural areas, with, gravel like you said, and irregular pavement, but they are still used in areas with more modern roadways.
I wish they were more common and that we relied less on cars here. Most of our roads are designated for cars and many prohibit any other vehicles. We have rental scooters all around the downtown area but not in the suburbs so if you want to ride you gotta have your own.
@@dadbudgetadventures I have spoken with other people in the US, and yes, those are some of the problems they talk about, maybe has they become more common things will improve.
Oh my when you fell the mother in me wanted to run over and help you lol. I hope you're okay! That's was definitely a nasty injury.
I came out pretty much intact except for a gnarly scab that still hangs around. Been a long time since I had a scab in my knee.
WOW THAT LITTLE THING MOVES DBA, HV FUN, BE SAFE......Z..
It really does! So much fun!
You can drive on gravel you just can't turn the same way that you'd be turning on concrete. your wheels are not going to stick to the ground.
Yep. I definitely proved the last part of that.
😂😂 nuh Uh! He ain't even turn he traveled about 3 ft. & the wheels just said f*** it! 😂😂
The p2 goes 20 miles an hour too...the difference is how far it can ride on its charge.
True
Call you CrashDad lol 😂 . Looks like a good scouter tho. Get some motorcross light armour to wear, your getting older yea.
I’m gonna suit up in bubble wrap next time 😬
Yep, I hit gravel on a moped and it disappeared from under me leaving me flying through the air. I remember thinking "this is really gonna hurt", and I was right....
Funny how that thought can go through your mind so quickly. The distance to the ground is covered so fast and yet we have time for that little bit of pondering 😂
Poor DBA! 🥹 I did that with a motorcycle while turning on gravel. Luckily I was going slow.
It was not fun but now that it’s over and I’m intact I wouldn’t trade that footage for anything 😬
Where's the siren ? LOL
I just yell “wee-woo” as I’m riding 😂
I have a large gravel driveway so this will be perfect for my wife 😂
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7 Mary 5
My shirt isn’t tight enough for that 😂
DBA showing why carrying a boo-boo kit and gloves are important.
Accurate
So taking a second look, they want to charge $170 for delivery, for something off Amazon is excessive to me (why am I paying for Amazon Prime then?). They need to make this Prime eligible and not use Shipping & Handling to make up for reducing the price so they can claim it's "On Sale".
I don’t have an answer for that. I’m just demonstrating the product.
@@dadbudgetadventures Absolutely get that, nothing you can do about it, just a shady practice in my opinion and thought I should say something for anyone who is interested. No hate on you my friend! 🍻
I bought my p7 from Amazon warehouse and got free delivery 😊
There was not even anything wrong with the package. Amazon warehouse is great.
I did the same mistake brother I hit the gravel with my scooter too
That wasn’t a good time. But at least I know that I can take a fall and the scooter can too!
Are you okay????!!!
I am. It took a few weeks to get properly healed up but I got through mostly unscathed.
Oh i feel for ya..take care of the knee......
It’s much better now. That was a close one 😬
I wear fingerless padded bike/gloves and jeans on my rides.
Yah I’m gonna have to prepare for that with the scooter. Who’d have thought it?
You put the brake on when you were on the gravel I could see you do it. And if you put that front brake on and you're in the gravel that's what made you go straight down. Don't ever ever use your front brake on gravel. You will go down so fast it'll make your head spin.
I was laying on the throttle and releasing the brake. Spun that back tire right out from under me.
@dadbudgetadventures ouch I got it. I have that exact same scooter. I actually kind of like it I take it in the store with me :-)
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You might want to kick that kick stand up while riding man.
Yep. Sometimes it’s hard to remember everything when I’m riding and stopping to set up cameras on a shoot.
Oh dear, it's crash test dad.
Yep. No airbags or seatbelts.
Small tires, on bike no matter electric, gas, or pedal, limits ability on multi surfaces. Please don’t charge it indoors, when temp is below 32 F or above 100 F. Cheap “Chinese” lithium batteries are known to catch fire. Be safe.
So I hear. I’m gonna invest in a charger bag.
Next time wear knee pads so you won't get brushes and cuts..😅😅😅😂😂😂
I’m gonna wrap myself in bubble wrap next time 😂
Be careful with electric bikes and scooters BDA, don't store them in your house or in an attached garage. This poor guy took his ebike battery with him so it wouldn't get stolen, and it ended up catching fire in the elevator and killing the man. ua-cam.com/video/_V3-KUmJH7E/v-deo.htmlsi=R-UAE2t03jwT9BGU
I’ve heard of people having issues with the batteries. They make a fireproof bag specifically for storing and charging the batteries. Gonna need to try one out.
Only use rear brakes on a slippery surface or a gravel surface. If you put the front brakes on you will go down I'm sorry but that's just the way it is. Mopeds e-bikes regular bikes they're all the same scooters front brakes on slippery or gravel surfaces will face plant you and it is a hard fall. I can promise you you will never do it again
I wasn’t braking at the time this happened. I made the mistake of braking going into the gravel and giving it throttle to get back up to speed. The throttle is what killed my here 😬
Get some gloves .
Got some. Just didn’t think to take them that day
The scooter seems to take a fall better than you did 😂🤣
That it did