I get that its reimagining Honda's '83 motocompo and I love it. But for reals $1000 for an uncomfortable ride is shockingly bad. You can get a similar last mile fit into your rucksack foldable scooter for less than a ¼ of that price: HX X6 electric scooter.
I just youtubed it, the x6 have no seat and ur paying for something car brand, something cool and minimalistic but nice looking design but I do agree $1k is a little steep.
The way the stem folds down is similar to many folding scooters. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Razor scooters don’t have a seat or rear wheel that collapses into a briefcase frame or have a briefcase handle or an electric motor. Really it’s not much like a Razor or anything else.
@@dvulpis29 the fuck you talking about? Razor sells kid scooter, electric scooters and electric bikes and scooter with seats. Why comment on something you clearly don't know anything about lol?
This suitcase e-scooters is the perfect last mile transport vehicle if your train station, bus stop or parking space is a bit too far for comfort. It’s also easy to store at work, at home or in the trunk of a car. If your apartment building bans e-bikes most people won’t even notice you walking in with it or even know what they’re looking at making it the most concealable PEV available today.
It should have a handle like a wheeled suitcase so you can carry it easier. Most people aren’t going to be able to go far lugging 40 pounds in one hand.
Speaking of carry-ons, don't plan on checking Motocompacto onto an airplane since it contains lithium-ion batteries. Store your necessities into a backpack, and the e-Honda is excellent urban transit. Its size is ideal for an office cubicle where you fill it to full charge in 3.5 hours on a 110-volt wall outlet. - Detroit News
@@dvulpis29Should add: batteries larger than 99wh or with higher than 12v are the ones prohibited (so this vehicke is out of the question). Lithium ion batteries are not outright banned, so I hope to have cleared up any misinformation
You can't bring it for carry on but you can use it as cabin luggage. Of course it might get thrown around like cabin luggage by baggage handlers, so you might wanna notify them it as fragile
@@shivamarya5225 you are not supposed to check lithium batteries at all. They want you to bring them in your carryon because the fire suppression system is in the cabin.
The last time I saw him was when he lost his cap. That was probably about halfway through the ride. I believe the total ride was roughly 15 miles so I am not sure he could have done then entire ride on a single charge.
It’s actually pretty quick compared to other foldables on the market and the fact it can be stowed so easily in the corner of an office, cubicle, room or car makes it extremely low profile and a major space saver.
I think the sticker bomb is really fun. looks like he got the thing to have a good time and is enjoying it :D
I get that its reimagining Honda's '83 motocompo and I love it.
But for reals $1000 for an uncomfortable ride is shockingly bad. You can get a similar last mile fit into your rucksack foldable scooter for less than a ¼ of that price:
HX X6 electric scooter.
I just youtubed it, the x6 have no seat and ur paying for something car brand, something cool and minimalistic but nice looking design but I do agree $1k is a little steep.
Just watch this video like 10 times in a row and every time it makes me smile😂 Thanks for the cool video👍
Just got mine Aug 8th 2024 after ordering Nov 1st 2023. Right in time to take it to QuakeCon! Clearly I need more stickers!
love the decals
Took inspiration from those razer scooters that cut your ankles open. Folds exactly the same.
The way the stem folds down is similar to many folding scooters. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Razor scooters don’t have a seat or rear wheel that collapses into a briefcase frame or have a briefcase handle or an electric motor. Really it’s not much like a Razor or anything else.
Actually this is a remake of the original Honda Motocompo which was a gas scooter. Predates razr scooters by a couple decades
@@dvulpis29 the fuck you talking about? Razor sells kid scooter, electric scooters and electric bikes and scooter with seats. Why comment on something you clearly don't know anything about lol?
I wish it went a little faster and also wish you could carry it like a suitcase on wheels. It gets heavy after a bit.
i like his sticker game
nice
🚨 it even sounds like a Transformer 🤖
i’m buying this for work 💯
I do wonder how easy it is to replace the battery as well as it might just be in my way
Bikes and Beards used took it to an airplane but as a checked bag
This suitcase e-scooters is the perfect last mile transport vehicle if your train station, bus stop or parking space is a bit too far for comfort. It’s also easy to store at work, at home or in the trunk of a car. If your apartment building bans e-bikes most people won’t even notice you walking in with it or even know what they’re looking at making it the most concealable PEV available today.
It should have a handle like a wheeled suitcase so you can carry it easier. Most people aren’t going to be able to go far lugging 40 pounds in one hand.
I don't understand how people hyping this when electric unicycles are lightyears ahead of this in every single spec...size,range,speed...🤷♂️
I saw the goober shark
Next to Becca bakery 🔥🎂
Still not as compact as some electric unicycles that don't need all this setup and will outperform it but it is a nice effort by Honda.
There's not enough stickers to cover up the dork factor.
jdm cars and cyberpunk ok in my dorky book i guess
Buddy you think u got enough stickers on it?😂
$1000 for an 8 mile, 15 mph scooter in 2024 xD ridiculous. That price range includes many 45 mile, 22mph scooters. The style is cool but come on.
I assume Bobby Lee is filming...
So is the lithium battery too large for air travel then?
Speaking of carry-ons, don't plan on checking Motocompacto onto an airplane since it contains lithium-ion batteries. Store your necessities into a backpack, and the e-Honda is excellent urban transit. Its size is ideal for an office cubicle where you fill it to full charge in 3.5 hours on a 110-volt wall outlet. - Detroit News
@@dvulpis29Should add: batteries larger than 99wh or with higher than 12v are the ones prohibited (so this vehicke is out of the question). Lithium ion batteries are not outright banned, so I hope to have cleared up any misinformation
You can't bring it for carry on but you can use it as cabin luggage. Of course it might get thrown around like cabin luggage by baggage handlers, so you might wanna notify them it as fragile
@@shivamarya5225 you are not supposed to check lithium batteries at all. They want you to bring them in your carryon because the fire suppression system is in the cabin.
@@backwoodsengineer bikes and beards channel already carried it on an airplane as a checked bag
Too heavy to carry around. And $1000 is kinda too much, should be $400-$500
Backpack edition would've been better.
Nah.
how far did he get on the ride??
The last time I saw him was when he lost his cap. That was probably about halfway through the ride. I believe the total ride was roughly 15 miles so I am not sure he could have done then entire ride on a single charge.
And it goes 12 miles on a full charge 😂
The length ppl go to just to not walk
It’s about innovation, and convenience for some people that want to get around. You can’t stay in the Stone Age forever old man
Yea, walking to my private jet isn't hard at all
A regular scooter is easier. All that breaking down, then you have to ride a square ugly scooter all day? Nah 🤨
Una valigia con le ruote 😅😅🎉🎉❤❤ Happy idea 😊 2 milion dollar 😮 the Mission imposibol 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅🤦🤳💩💩💩
Way to hard to break down
Beta!
1st Gen & successor to the Motocompo of the 80’s
Takes too long. Not interested. and isn't at all compact, compared to its "active" mode.
It’s actually pretty quick compared to other foldables on the market and the fact it can be stowed so easily in the corner of an office, cubicle, room or car makes it extremely low profile and a major space saver.
@@dvulpis29 Definitely easier to lug into an apartment in comparison to, oh, a bicycle
@@Gwentheferret takes up way less space in an apartment too
Discrete when folded but not as convenient as foldable escooters
40 pounds my azz 😂
Look it up it really is only 40 pounds. Easy to lift out of the trunk of a car or walk a few blocks or up a flights of stairs with.
@@dvulpis29don’t think they’ll read this. Comments with “😂” usually weren’t authored by anyone snart.
41 lbs
"How compatible"...... *Not at all* 😂😂
Compatible with what?