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You should talk to Vortecks (Tony). His M365 is super fast. Ps. What's the legal situation with these in the UK? I thought they were illegal (unless rented by a friend of a Tory MP or something).
"Also please be warned...these scooters are not waterproof" I think you should have said "Also please be warned if you ride it to the pub & your going to have a drink then it's bye bye license if the police pull you over"
they're legal in EU. must drive on most right side of streets (for you most left side) where top speed is 50 km/h. faster roads are forbidden, can't drive on sidewalks, must use streets and bicycle lanes (and parkways lol)
@@HDsharpit’s pretty light according to internet it’s only 12kg I think . I had a 25kg one now that was heavy had to sell it because was too heavy to carry
m365 is like a corolla of Escooters. m365s can be modified with higher voltage and capacity, what can increase top speed and acceleation. As well, i seen 2wd modifications, as well brake upgrades. Standard m365 brakes are not too much. Thanks god, where is a bolt on upgrades are avalable. As well tons of sofware upgaeds are avalable and you can tune it as much as you want. I did modifiy two m365s for a last mile delivery. Triple battery capacity, over 70 miles per charge with pretty good accelearation. They love them.
Would be great if you acknowledged the EU speed limit of 15.5 MPH and also that these scooters are still illegal to own and use on public roads in the UK. Great video otherwise and you can speed hack the scooter to make it 23 MPH.
@@macjim yes it will be. it will still be illegal to ride bikes on pavements too. it will still be illegal for car owners to drive on the pavement to aid parking their car if there is no dropped kerb. Before anyone says that it is not illegal to park on the pavement I KNOW it is not. the illegal part is getting the vehicle there in the first place, as last time i looked cars have not got levitation mode yet. All these people with halo's in glass houses should stop throwing stones IMHO.
I think you need to adjust the stem, shouldn’t be wobbling like that, everything you mentioned can be countered with a mod, faster speeds with a flash, suspension and bigger tyres can all be added. I been using one for 6 months I ride in the rain no problem, but maybe my one is well sealed. ( you can also waterproof it to an extent) still prefer it to a TFL bus which gets stuck in traffic and carries on going past the bus stops due to Covid passenger limits or being a replacement school bus.
Nice review. I currently have a solar P1 which is amazing fun. And I ride motorcycles so that's saying something lol. Give them a try, they're based in West London. Keep up the good work 👏 👍
great video. Yes they are still illegal, you must admit its far safer during these crap times that its better to own your own scooter. and your less likely to catch covid than using public transport. FOR CRIST SAKE BORIS LEGALISE OUR SCOOTERS. Disgruntled Zero 9 owner.
@@oliverbernards2911 Same here.. but it's inconsistent. There are some that get fined 420 euros and their scooter get confiscated. So it's almost like playing Russian roulette lol. I don't want to take the risk.. overhere they are making new laws, the prospect is they will be getting legal this year.
Bought 2 (black and white) almost 4years ago now, in Q2 2017. Price was 417pounds /piece and that was considered quite cheap, prices went above 440pounds for a looong time after that. The M365 has been surclassed for sure but is till very good compared to similar priced products. You can have much much better now, but its more in the 900-1000pounds range.
I have got the avao Pro only use it for my late night dog walks as i live in a little village in Cheshire and if anyone seen me on it would report me I'm 61 and do wear a helmet ⛑🪖🙂
On your video, you mentioned that you can take your scooter , on public transport. This is no longer possible, because of some batteries exploding, London transport have banned e-scooters on public transport.
Okay...where do i start... i have owned one since 2017...used it for the short commute to work..i was lucky...my work place had a shed that was used to store old office furniture...it had lighting and power points so i was able to lock my scooter in the shed plus top up the battery so i always had power. The battery does need protection from water ingress so i used my initiative.. made a waterproof jacket to fit around the footboard...what i will say is the scooter is forgiving...very controllable...gives you confidence..also the mods...where do i start !!!... i reccomend the M365 all day and night !!👍👍👍
Ninebot Max has IPX5 certification. And actually, this one _is_ water resistant, it's basically rated at IPX4. But I'd go an extra mile and use liquid silicone to seal off the deck, as well as put some foam in the metal tube coming from the deck. I did that and it really helped out, and I drove it everywhere in all kinds of showers. You shouldn't drive through big puddles on the street without that mod. And I'm from Moscow, Russia btw, the scooters are taking over Russia at the moment and there is no slowing down or restricting that.
Thanks for a great and honest review of the M365, I ride the Mercane MX60 to and from work. Gosh, Feet size 8? just wow no surprise any deck it's too small.
Try your hand at an Electric Unicycle. It's even more compact (fits under a chair than a desk), faster, longer range (30-100miles is possible) , and 12" tires so better "suspension". I moved to one after e-scooters for a while. Bit of a learning curve but worth it
The m365 is so much better if you hack the firmware. I have the pro amongst other scooters in my collection, and since hacking the firmware it's a much better scooter worth riding, you still obviously have the same problems with the suspension but with suspension comes more weight. But the hack really makes the scooter perform like it was made to perform, one kick the scooter goes, free wheel 20 mph, on the road around 18 mph, a much stronger pull and quicker up to speed. It's not about how fast the scooter goes it's about how well the scooter responds once you hack it. A must have for anyone who rides an M365 or pro other wise don't waste time on this scooter it will frustrate the hell out of you, especially going up hill, crawls along.
So from April the police , (well the met) are having a crackdown on electric scooters and be issuing fines , I’m gutted as I want to get one , lots of accidents apparently
bull crap about cant ride in rain rode mine in rain many times. south wales caerphilly, uk. got waterproof cover for display unit, covering for cables. just avoid big puddles, rode my electric scooter in rain at lest 10 times had no problems, because covered all electrics and avoid puddles if possible.
I second that although they're not totally waterproof - I repaired one last year where the owner had ridden it through too many puddles and caused all the wires in the base to corrode totally killing it (fortunately it was just the wiring, all the batteries and electronics were okay.) Edit: Oh hang on, I missed your warning about puddles - well there you go... :)
So your using this on the road. Are these legal now as I’ve been in two minds to buy one for work (10 mins down road) but thought they wasn’t allowed on road
@@hxmza7861 I ride mine all the time all across London. I went pass a group of police officers who knew I was riding it and they literally just waved at me and said be safe. They believe it saves congestion and a waste of time stopping people
Xiaomi and Segway is for bike lane and sidewalk faster than walking and pedaling a bike, if I want a faster scooter above 15 mph it’s not going to be a electric scooter! Electric bike is safer for above 15mph speed.
good review, please remember to mention the weight carrying capacity, as quite a few E-scooters aren't built to take more than 100kg which rules a 6ft 2 inches person out
For entry level, 'test the water' to see if scootering is for you then spending £300 is just about affordable, if you love it then invest again in a more expensive one. If it's not for you sell it and you've not lost too much finding out.
Please do not ride electric scooters in and out of city traffic like that. You will not fair well against a car or even a motor bike WHEN it hits you. Drivers don't pay enough attention for motor bikes or pedal bikes so scooters have no chance.
Not wishing to pee on anyone's parade, but for as long as they are illegal here, safe or not is irrelevant. I'd have one in a heartbeat, but I'm not risking my licence and vehicle insurance costs on this tech. Nor should others in my view.
@@t5jerry "rules and regulations" not laws, that don't benefit society should actually be ignored, the state has become far too corrupt and controlling. Don't comply, or live as a slave, with a microchip passport, and a totalitarian AI system controlling your life, and everyone elses. It's time to be FREE. FREEDOM!
She says its not waterproof, that she had to fold it up and go on the tube....does she mean she isn't waterproof instead of the scooter?. I have rode mine in all weathers, in the worst of rain storms and still going strong. She lies when she says its not waterproof lol.
Nothing is truly 'waterproof' but this does have an IP54 rating which is good enough for light rain, but not torrential. There's actually very few scooters that exceed IPX4 anyway.
I don’t get it, I thought these things were illegal? Not that I think they should be, it’s just that I see them everywhere in my city yet I’ve heard about people getting fines and points on their license. The police have been doing a great job of making themselves an enemy of all people recently.
They want people to stop driving old vehicles who can’t afford new ones so they need to make scooters legal in places like London can’t see why they haven’t when they have there own ones on street to use . Fair enough over a certain speed is dangerous but the ones like this at 15.5 mph is fine imo
Way too weak and way too slow. Skip this junk and get something more respectable like Zero 9, Skywalker 8S or even Mercane Wide Wheel (if you can afford). 600-1000 Watt motor, 38-42km/h top speed. Actually decent going uphill. Way safer and better to ride in traffic. Honestly these cheap Xiaomis/Segaways are completely underwhelming and pathetic.
@@Electroheads well I’ve bought one directly from the official xiaomi store in China and my logo looks nothing like that . 👀👀. Good try tho😂😂😂 and put the link to where to you purchased it🤷
Bro it's an official one its the old logo it's the mijia logo not xiamoi I have the new one but my friend has the old one and he has that logo he also has proof of purchase so go too Specsavers
Don't buy this rubish scooter. We had two regular and pro versions. After 2,500 km, the bearings will be so loud that it is impossible to drive. Bearings practically impossible to replace. Will start to violin, tap. The brake cable will break. It will stop charging. Replacing a punctured inner tube is a nightmare . My friends scooter broke down after 1200 km. The Xiomi warranty covers virtually nothing. We shipped under warranty. They demanded 3/4 of the value of the scooter for the repair of a faulty loud motor of no known fault. Stay away these chinese scooter
Sadly they're 100% illegal to ride on any public road or path in the UK if you self-own the scooter. There are scooter-hire schemes in some cities though.
Why not just drive it on the sidewalk or a bike lane? That's how we solved that in Russia. And you can just get a moped license (embedded in your regular driver's license) if you want to ride your super powerful scooter on a regular road at 70km/h. That's how it is here, anyway
@@one_step_sideways Unfortunately still illegal, even with a car/moped license. Out of date laws in the UK classify them as motor vehicles, so they need to be taxed, insured and have an MOT (road safety inspection). The police can put points on your license for "driving without insurance"!
@@starlord8973 which should tell you the state just want to make money, not let you have the freedom to travel as is your right under common law, the law of the land.
Feet are not what I want to see when you "Had to get the girls out".... Gosh @ 4:11, I could happily ride BEHIND you all day (God bless the suspension, this is all the "cushioning" I need). But I'm a creep, I'm a weirdo, What the hell am I doin' here? I don't belong here. (I don't belong here)
3:10 you know you can slow down on the electric scooters. You don't need to drive at 15mph on the pavement and you can use your brakes which might actually do you more good if your regenerating electricity. I've seen wheelchairs whizzing passed me in lockdown (like 5 of them group of old people just taking up the whole pavement like they was having a race was unusual). These are perfectly fine on the pavement if your going slow and careful and just respecting others. You also have a bell to ding and i've seen many videos of people doing long riding sessions using the bell and people actually moving out the way. Theres no real harm being done with it just dont full speed past people is all.
Yup, seems natural to slow down when passing next to people on pavement, this will make them feel safer and also decrease chances of accidents, in case they do a sudden move or put out their arms. They also won't feel threatened by you passing along at only 5mph (instead of 15). Once you passed them, you can gradually increase your speed. And thinking about average speed of buses in the city, if you account for red lights, bus stops, changing lanes, I think 15mps scooter is close to average speed of the bus, you may even take shortcut routes and arrive faster at the destination.(at least in my city)
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You should talk to Vortecks (Tony). His M365 is super fast. Ps. What's the legal situation with these in the UK? I thought they were illegal (unless rented by a friend of a Tory MP or something).
Oh by the way, I've got an old Razor E300 that does 28 mph. Driven with a converted bike hun motor with a 60v battery, running at 1500W.
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"Also please be warned...these scooters are not waterproof"
I think you should have said "Also please be warned if you ride it to the pub & your going to have a drink then it's bye bye license if the police pull you over"
The police absolutely love these electric scooters, they chase you, obviously wanting to have a go of your scooter.
Lmao 😂😂😂
Never stop
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@UK-ALPHADOG that's the joke
No reason to be afraid of rain. Nothing bad ever happened to me during 1200 km and almost a year worth of commuting even in the worst weather.
Are you still going with this scooter ?
Make it legal already ! I see them everywhere in London, they are fun, what's the difference with e-bikes?
Come on! They are eco friendly too.
they're legal in EU. must drive on most right side of streets (for you most left side) where top speed is 50 km/h. faster roads are forbidden, can't drive on sidewalks, must use streets and bicycle lanes (and parkways lol)
There is no reason why sensible riders should be penalised by the authorities!!!!!
Amazing little scooter! Had mine for two and half years and it’s still perfect.
Bloody heavy for a scooter:) its the same weight as a foldable bike.
And not had any issues with police? What part of country do you live in? Cheers
In Kent! Unless you ride recklessly the police won’t bother anyone. I’ve often had police cars go past and never bother me. There are so many now!
@@HDsharpit’s pretty light according to internet it’s only 12kg I think . I had a 25kg one now that was heavy had to sell it because was too heavy to carry
TFW you realise for the first time that the skateboard wall is a green screen... The world is built on lies 🤣
Don't tell 🤫
I got one for 100 fully working what a bargain
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Same just ordered one for £75 proper certi
@@uhhsiiji how?
@@uhhsiiji where tf from
m365 is like a corolla of Escooters. m365s can be modified with higher voltage and capacity, what can increase top speed and acceleation. As well, i seen 2wd modifications, as well brake upgrades. Standard m365 brakes are not too much. Thanks god, where is a bolt on upgrades are avalable.
As well tons of sofware upgaeds are avalable and you can tune it as much as you want.
I did modifiy two m365s for a last mile delivery. Triple battery capacity, over 70 miles per charge with pretty good accelearation. They love them.
Would be great if you acknowledged the EU speed limit of 15.5 MPH and also that these scooters are still illegal to own and use on public roads in the UK. Great video otherwise and you can speed hack the scooter to make it 23 MPH.
It's not illegal to own them when it's legal to buy them
wont have to worry about the EU after Jan1st either.
@@PhilMozchops1974 and it'll still be illegal to ride them on the roads after the 1st
@@macjim yes it will be. it will still be illegal to ride bikes on pavements too. it will still be illegal for car owners to drive on the pavement to aid parking their car if there is no dropped kerb. Before anyone says that it is not illegal to park on the pavement I KNOW it is not. the illegal part is getting the vehicle there in the first place, as last time i looked cars have not got levitation mode yet. All these people with halo's in glass houses should stop throwing stones IMHO.
@@PhilMozchops1974 very true...
I think you need to adjust the stem, shouldn’t be wobbling like that, everything you mentioned can be countered with a mod, faster speeds with a flash, suspension and bigger tyres can all be added. I been using one for 6 months I ride in the rain no problem, but maybe my one is well sealed. ( you can also waterproof it to an extent) still prefer it to a TFL bus which gets stuck in traffic and carries on going past the bus stops due to Covid passenger limits or being a replacement school bus.
You have got to be kidding me!.
buses actually driving past passengers at bus stops because of the passenger limit of this hoax virus.
Think it’s a fake m356. The logo is off it’s a replica version of the m365
Nice review. I currently have a solar P1 which is amazing fun. And I ride motorcycles so that's saying something lol. Give them a try, they're based in West London. Keep up the good work 👏 👍
great video. Yes they are still illegal, you must admit its far safer during these crap times that its better to own your own scooter. and your less likely to catch covid than using public transport.
FOR CRIST SAKE BORIS LEGALISE OUR SCOOTERS. Disgruntled Zero 9 owner.
Im also a zero 9 owner 😄🔥
Still illegal here in the Netherlands as well.. The UK and the Netherlands are the ONLY countries where it's still illegal (in Europe)
@@VonDutchNL its sorta illegal here in Ireland.. the Police will just take it away from you but its not enforced too hard
@@oliverbernards2911 Same here.. but it's inconsistent. There are some that get fined 420 euros and their scooter get confiscated. So it's almost like playing Russian roulette lol. I don't want to take the risk.. overhere they are making new laws, the prospect is they will be getting legal this year.
@@SuperOpticJ I'm an apollo ghost and explore owner 😄
Bought 2 (black and white) almost 4years ago now, in Q2 2017.
Price was 417pounds /piece and that was considered quite cheap, prices went above 440pounds for a looong time after that.
The M365 has been surclassed for sure but is till very good compared to similar priced products.
You can have much much better now, but its more in the 900-1000pounds range.
I have got the avao Pro only use it for my late night dog walks as i live in a little village in Cheshire and if anyone seen me on it would report me I'm 61 and do wear a helmet ⛑🪖🙂
On your video, you mentioned that you can take your scooter , on public transport. This is no longer possible, because of some batteries exploding, London transport have banned e-scooters on public transport.
Finally someone mentioning how it is to drive with no suspension
Okay...where do i start... i have owned one since 2017...used it for the short commute to work..i was lucky...my work place had a shed that was used to store old office furniture...it had lighting and power points so i was able to lock my scooter in the shed plus top up the battery so i always had power. The battery does need protection from water ingress so i used my initiative.. made a waterproof jacket to fit around the footboard...what i will say is the scooter is forgiving...very controllable...gives you confidence..also the mods...where do i start !!!... i reccomend the M365 all day and night !!👍👍👍
Honestly, size 8 isn't really that big.
Kate Beckensale wears a size 8.
They`re illegal in the UK??????? how are you getting away with it
Is £300 cheap
Can i have some money i live in uk
Don't buy from UK stores, get it off Alibaba for £130 + tax
@@ARCANEmateCLAN well your so cheap alibaba is a scam
Great review.
The ZERO 10s should be the average one.
There is huge start up potential for a rainproof scooter in the UK.
Ninebot Max has IPX5 certification. And actually, this one _is_ water resistant, it's basically rated at IPX4. But I'd go an extra mile and use liquid silicone to seal off the deck, as well as put some foam in the metal tube coming from the deck. I did that and it really helped out, and I drove it everywhere in all kinds of showers. You shouldn't drive through big puddles on the street without that mod. And I'm from Moscow, Russia btw, the scooters are taking over Russia at the moment and there is no slowing down or restricting that.
It's officially illegal on the public roads in the UK right? Same here in the Netherlands
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No, not legal in the UK.
Yes they are illegal everywhere but private land in the uk
Thanks for a great and honest review of the M365, I ride the Mercane MX60 to and from work. Gosh, Feet size 8? just wow no surprise any deck it's too small.
Now do a week with the Zero 9 - cheers!
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Try your hand at an Electric Unicycle. It's even more compact (fits under a chair than a desk), faster, longer range (30-100miles is possible) , and 12" tires so better "suspension". I moved to one after e-scooters for a while. Bit of a learning curve but worth it
The m365 is so much better if you hack the firmware.
I have the pro amongst other scooters in my collection, and since hacking the firmware it's a much better scooter worth riding, you still obviously have the same problems with the suspension but with suspension comes more weight.
But the hack really makes the scooter perform like it was made to perform, one kick the scooter goes, free wheel 20 mph, on the road around 18 mph, a much stronger pull and quicker up to speed.
It's not about how fast the scooter goes it's about how well the scooter responds once you hack it.
A must have for anyone who rides an M365 or pro other wise don't waste time on this scooter it will frustrate the hell out of you, especially going up hill, crawls along.
Great review!
Nice review. Enjoyed watching
no waterproofing is a total deal breaker. I can't see the point in a ride that only works if it's not raining.
Just get some silicone from the £1 shop and seal it your self. I did mine and ride everywhere in rain and not one problem.
What may help with harsh ride scooters is an aftermarket gel pad for the platform
Can u do a review of the Indi EX.2 from Halfords?
12 kg, is the same weight as a foldable bicycle. I would choose the foldable bicycle.
Video Northampton just driven past where it was shot
missed the biggest downside. the fact that illegal in the UK everywhere but private land.
Xiomi are 460 pound
Why review something that is illegal?
Thanks, if it isnot water proof than how do we wash it when dirty?
Can you switch the throttle from the right side to the left side?
The disadvantage of that one is the 300 pound one has less range if u get the 500 pound one u have more range and run time
I just bought the pure air it is £400 but the deck is a decent size for all sizes of people. thinking of buying e scooter? its fun :)
I’m planning to ride along the uk canals to Yorkshire but I’m not sure whether it could do it as it’s a 100 mile ride along the canal
get a widewheel pro....quick + no flats
So from April the police , (well the met) are having a crackdown on electric scooters and be issuing fines , I’m gutted as I want to get one , lots of accidents apparently
i notice it has no head lights for night travel.
i was wrong here
bull crap about cant ride in rain rode mine in rain many times. south wales caerphilly, uk. got waterproof cover for display unit, covering for cables. just avoid big puddles, rode my electric scooter in rain at lest 10 times had no problems, because covered all electrics and avoid puddles if possible.
I second that although they're not totally waterproof - I repaired one last year where the owner had ridden it through too many puddles and caused all the wires in the base to corrode totally killing it (fortunately it was just the wiring, all the batteries and electronics were okay.) Edit: Oh hang on, I missed your warning about puddles - well there you go... :)
So you link everything *but* the damn scooter?
How long deos the battery last at full speed
Make them legal already😭😭
So your using this on the road. Are these legal now as I’ve been in two minds to buy one for work (10 mins down road) but thought they wasn’t allowed on road
They rent allowed on road but many ppl still ride em illegally
Most police officers don't care as long as you're safe
@@manlykscorpa true
Meant to say they’re not allowed
@@hxmza7861 I ride mine all the time all across London. I went pass a group of police officers who knew I was riding it and they literally just waved at me and said be safe. They believe it saves congestion and a waste of time stopping people
Xiaomi and Segway is for bike lane and sidewalk faster than walking and pedaling a bike, if I want a faster scooter above 15 mph it’s not going to be a electric scooter! Electric bike is safer for above 15mph speed.
good review, please remember to mention the weight carrying capacity, as quite a few E-scooters aren't built to take more than 100kg which rules a 6ft 2 inches person out
I'm 6'2 and way alot less than 100kg
For entry level, 'test the water' to see if scootering is for you then spending £300 is just about affordable, if you love it then invest again in a more expensive one. If it's not for you sell it and you've not lost too much finding out.
Xiomi m365 is 420 to 460 pound
Name of your bagpack
Wonder how many pedestrians will get killed by e-scooters?
Came for the scoots stayed for the accent! Solid editing as well
What about the aovo m365 thats 280 and way better
Please do not ride electric scooters in and out of city traffic like that. You will not fair well against a car or even a motor bike WHEN it hits you.
Drivers don't pay enough attention for motor bikes or pedal bikes so scooters have no chance.
The world's first best-selling scooter is the M365 scooter.
Are these legal to ride to street if self owned?
Apparently it’s gonna get legalised in the start of march
Where can you get one for £300 in the UK??
Sadly that sale is long over, wish that deal came back with thier newer scooters
Get a AOVO pro there the same price and go 20 I’m getting one
Think you should try the latest pro model it has a bigger board.
I had sand problem as tall and massive feet so had to get a berry board meaning I should have got the pro for the money
@@kentcyclist m8 I’m 6ft 1 and have uk 10.5 shoes probably not riding probably
Decent
Not wishing to pee on anyone's parade, but for as long as they are illegal here, safe or not is irrelevant. I'd have one in a heartbeat, but I'm not risking my licence and vehicle insurance costs on this tech. Nor should others in my view.
You seemed to miss the most IMPORTANT piece of information out about this and other lekky scooters. THEY'RE ILLEGAL TO RIDE !
The law is an ass.
@@Electroheads and........
@@t5jerry "rules and regulations" not laws, that don't benefit society should actually be ignored, the state has become far too corrupt and controlling. Don't comply, or live as a slave, with a microchip passport, and a totalitarian AI system controlling your life, and everyone elses. It's time to be FREE. FREEDOM!
@@mrsteve3101 YER RIGHT, so your gonna pay my fines and take my 6 points for me if I buy 1 of these, can I have your FULL name and address please 🤗🤗🤗
@@t5jerry Don't stop for them. If you are captured, use your right to remain silent. Long live the resistance.
She says its not waterproof, that she had to fold it up and go on the tube....does she mean she isn't waterproof instead of the scooter?. I have rode mine in all weathers, in the worst of rain storms and still going strong. She lies when she says its not waterproof lol.
Nothing is truly 'waterproof' but this does have an IP54 rating which is good enough for light rain, but not torrential.
There's actually very few scooters that exceed IPX4 anyway.
I don’t get it, I thought these things were illegal? Not that I think they should be, it’s just that I see them everywhere in my city yet I’ve heard about people getting fines and points on their license. The police have been doing a great job of making themselves an enemy of all people recently.
They want people to stop driving old vehicles who can’t afford new ones so they need to make scooters legal in places like London can’t see why they haven’t when they have there own ones on street to use . Fair enough over a certain speed is dangerous but the ones like this at 15.5 mph is fine imo
Speedbike sk3 7kw peak motor @ 49mph out here in Cali. Hopefully you brits can get faster e-scooters speed is fun
that taxi wanted to run you over XD
My electric takes 7 hours to charge.
She's got a very nice rear too.
Lol I wouldn't really comment these things, but girls in jeans who have a healthy shape look great... but yeah, she does 👁️👄👁️
Bruv i can get a £199 scooter which is eletric
Peng ting
What you're doing is illegal.
8????😜 I got 8 😂😂😂😂legalise E-scooter the are the future! !!!
Change it to the sport mode and you can go like 25 mph
No sport mode maxes out at 25 kilometres per hour which is 15.5 miles per hour
Nope I got mine for like 175£
Way too weak and way too slow. Skip this junk and get something more respectable like Zero 9, Skywalker 8S or even Mercane Wide Wheel (if you can afford). 600-1000 Watt motor, 38-42km/h top speed. Actually decent going uphill. Way safer and better to ride in traffic. Honestly these cheap Xiaomis/Segaways are completely underwhelming and pathetic.
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No it's not too cheap it's too illeagle !
Illegal*
Looool good luck finding these in a uk store for £300😂😂😂. And that ain’t a legit m365 logo is off
It's from an official Xiaomi retailer. You need to get yourself down to Specsavers when lockdown finishes.
@@Electroheads well I’ve bought one directly from the official xiaomi store in China and my logo looks nothing like that . 👀👀. Good try tho😂😂😂 and put the link to where to you purchased it🤷
Bro it's an official one its the old logo it's the mijia logo not xiamoi I have the new one but my friend has the old one and he has that logo he also has proof of purchase so go too Specsavers
@@-_-iwo-_- yh but where can you find it for £300
Promoting people to become criminals and ride scooters illegaly lol
Don't buy this rubish scooter. We had two regular and pro versions. After 2,500 km, the bearings will be so loud that it is impossible to drive. Bearings practically impossible to replace. Will start to violin, tap. The brake cable will break. It will stop charging. Replacing a punctured inner tube is a nightmare . My friends scooter broke down after 1200 km. The Xiomi warranty covers virtually nothing. We shipped under warranty. They demanded 3/4 of the value of the scooter for the repair of a faulty loud motor of no known fault. Stay away these chinese scooter
Put them in bin
With your big feet you can swim faster.
What the fuck?
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Pointless as illegal
They're still illegal on the public roads and on pavements, you're promoting people to breaking the law! 🤦🏻♂️
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You Know you are Breaking the Law by Using that E Scooter on the ROAD they are in the UK only Allowed to be Used on PRIVATE LAND ATM ?
Sadly they're 100% illegal to ride on any public road or path in the UK if you self-own the scooter. There are scooter-hire schemes in some cities though.
Why not just drive it on the sidewalk or a bike lane? That's how we solved that in Russia. And you can just get a moped license (embedded in your regular driver's license) if you want to ride your super powerful scooter on a regular road at 70km/h. That's how it is here, anyway
@@one_step_sideways Unfortunately still illegal, even with a car/moped license. Out of date laws in the UK classify them as motor vehicles, so they need to be taxed, insured and have an MOT (road safety inspection). The police can put points on your license for "driving without insurance"!
@@starlord8973 which should tell you the state just want to make money, not let you have the freedom to travel as is your right under common law, the law of the land.
Safe? Depends who is on it. Some people struggle with things and they would fall off the planet if not for gravity.
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Dont matter how good they are there still illigal in uk
Feet are not what I want to see when you "Had to get the girls out"....
Gosh @ 4:11, I could happily ride BEHIND you all day (God bless the suspension, this is all the "cushioning" I need).
But I'm a creep,
I'm a weirdo,
What the hell am I doin' here?
I don't belong here. (I don't belong here)
Crap vid! Cheeseeeeeeeee Bin done so many times! At a minimum start with the Xpro!
Here's a list that helped me out.
"whinyl.com/elcs-guide/
In the end, I went with #10.
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3:10 you know you can slow down on the electric scooters. You don't need to drive at 15mph on the pavement and you can use your brakes which might actually do you more good if your regenerating electricity. I've seen wheelchairs whizzing passed me in lockdown (like 5 of them group of old people just taking up the whole pavement like they was having a race was unusual). These are perfectly fine on the pavement if your going slow and careful and just respecting others. You also have a bell to ding and i've seen many videos of people doing long riding sessions using the bell and people actually moving out the way. Theres no real harm being done with it just dont full speed past people is all.
Yup, seems natural to slow down when passing next to people on pavement, this will make them feel safer and also decrease chances of accidents, in case they do a sudden move or put out their arms. They also won't feel threatened by you passing along at only 5mph (instead of 15). Once you passed them, you can gradually increase your speed.
And thinking about average speed of buses in the city, if you account for red lights, bus stops, changing lanes, I think 15mps scooter is close to average speed of the bus, you may even take shortcut routes and arrive faster at the destination.(at least in my city)