I had my doubts about the suspension, I also have a Nami Klima (both 10" wheels), honestly, I think the Yadea is better for my 215 lbs, I have messed with the settings with the Nami quite a bit, and yes, I adjusted the spring pre-load on the rear which is a real pain, the end result still has me leaning towards the Yadea. The problem I have with the Yadea, and it's not really a problem, the thing handles so well and the ergonomics are so good, that it needs to be faster, be nice if we could get at least 25 mph out of it. Oh, it's super nice and very well built but at $1400-$1500, I'd have to pass on it simply because of it not being dual motor and did I mention it was slow at top speed.
No. That's there for safety - I hate to think what would happen if the button was pressed by accident! I find it isn't an issue except when trying to do a hill start, but my usual method of taking a step forward while not actually on the deck, then hopping on and pressing the button at once, usually actually works.
I had my doubts about the suspension, I also have a Nami Klima (both 10" wheels), honestly, I think the Yadea is better for my 215 lbs, I have messed with the settings with the Nami quite a bit, and yes, I adjusted the spring pre-load on the rear which is a real pain, the end result still has me leaning towards the Yadea. The problem I have with the Yadea, and it's not really a problem, the thing handles so well and the ergonomics are so good, that it needs to be faster, be nice if we could get at least 25 mph out of it. Oh, it's super nice and very well built but at $1400-$1500, I'd have to pass on it simply because of it not being dual motor and did I mention it was slow at top speed.
A stylish and comprehensive review, thanks! Just waiting for mine to arrive...
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This scooter is very impressive. So many nice features built into it. Definitely like the design a lot too. Another great review too
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this E scooter
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Does it have option in the app to disable the kick start function?
No. That's there for safety - I hate to think what would happen if the button was pressed by accident! I find it isn't an issue except when trying to do a hill start, but my usual method of taking a step forward while not actually on the deck, then hopping on and pressing the button at once, usually actually works.