Jus purchased the V2 I live n NYC so I was able to choose the pick up option and they charged it fully for me so when I came to pick it up I was already ready to drive! Great customer service so far. I purchased 3 year warranty and the pizza bag all together it came out around 2,080. I’m on a payment plan paying 330 a month for the next 6 months not bad at all
@@EnRayeI honestly love it! I’ve gotta into a couple accidents not going to lie but they were all my fault and not the bikes fault and when I bring it to the shop in nyc they take great care of it. The only ppl zooming past me on the bike lane is mopeds but this is definitely the fastest e-bike compared to the typical ebikes u see delivery ppl use. It hits the 35 miles per hour mark quick and I be gettin 40 sum times when I fully charge it
some cops going to claim it's technically a moped, so you cant ride it in the bicycle lane. i dont want to give cops any ideas, so i'm sticking to standup scooters.
I really like my RR2 but I REALLY wish Voro had gone with 500 watts upfront like they already have in the rear. Even that little bump would’ve made a nice difference. With the battery at half and a slight incline, acceleration gets paltry.
At 1/2 battery with both motors on. I can make it up inclines at 20mph+. And I weigh around 200 lbs. Acceleration is very quick w both motors on. 500 watts upfront may spin tire. I'm good w current setup.
OK Here is some feedback. The RoadRunner V2 is a product I would buy.(I am picky) From here I only recommend 2 changes (1)16-inch front tire and about 60mm of rear suspension.
I love this brand .. i have the emove Roadrunner Pro and its a beast... As long as you dont ride it like crazy.. its just pure fun. I also love it because i loved the movie "Dumb and dumber"... And it looks just like it!! Lol.
I'm really in ❤ with my roadrunner...best purchase I've made in a while I'm 5'11 175 holds my weight perfect it gets up to 37 at times 🎉🎉🎉 love the video ..
Great! I’m still riding mine, just passed 500 miles! Has held up very well. Just replaced brake pads from time to time. Monitor tires for leaks. That’s it. Great range. Great power. Pretty heavy. I fit it in the back of my Tahoe with the back seats out. It doesn’t fit in my wife’s V60 wagon as well.
Interesting, I've been considering an alternative to a traditional stand up scooter such as my Apollo City Pro for a more 'casual' chilled vibe ride. Thanks Paul, I think I may have found it.
I'm dead AF🤣 when he was talking about keeping the grips from sliding off, suggesting zip ties, or glue... But he said just spray hair spray and twist it back on..... And all i thought about was Gorilla glue hair spray😂! (was he lowkey clowning?)
I think seated EMOVE has finally met my needs. I do prefer the flexibility of rentals. I can walk most places or take a bus and a scooter is well within a short walk to have some fun. That said I am riding more and walking less, getting old. Is it my imagination or is there a better range of distance between the seat and the pegs? If I can have the position of say a Nighthawk 450 rather than a rice rocket? That works for me. The space of a Magna 750 with feet forward or dare I dream an e-scooter with feet really forward like a Helix 250 one day? A girl can dream. Really love the recent retail offering of a seated scooter by a major rental company. But they are out of my price range and far too heavy to manage up and down stairs.
TO VORO MOTORS INSIDERS: Any chance the V2 will come in other colors, and in a step-thru style? Other colors I’d personally consider are: 1) white, 2) tan, 3) slate grey & 4) army green. Does Voro offer a custom paint color service (as a powder-coated finish), like Electric Bike Company does in Newport Beach? Would a step-thru compromise the rigidity of the scooter too much? I just like the aesthetics of the step-thru more-even if a mid-step, something w/ more curves. I’m leaning towards either the RoadRunner V2 or Emove Touring (w/ seat option)-the specs sound perfect for me as a 49 yr old woman who’s 5’2”, 115 lbs, and wants a smooth ride with long range.
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide Thanks for the reply! Will probably be purchasing one of the two within the next 2 - 3 months. I’ll customize it myself in some way-better to “vandalize” it to my liking & make it less appealing to opportunists. One more question: Is there a way to add a rear rack to the V2?
Ive been waiting for a decent 2 seater eride. My kid is disabled and he cant ride by himself. Had to say bye to my motorcycle just got too small to ride 2 up.
That's a great point. The Fiido Q1S has an option for a seat in front of the rider, but I don't think Voro has addressed riding 2-up on the RoadRunner. The seat look fairly long, but we haven't tried it, since there are no rear-pegs. It might feel really crowded. Mitchell and I briefly rode the E-Clipse two-up after filming a top speed run. We were waaaaay over the weight limit and I got the feeling that the E-Clipse wasn't happy with us! :-) -Paul
I’ve been trying to make my own seated version of this using the DYU I bought from Voro Motors awhile back 😁. I’ve also been waiting for the few drawbacks I’ve heard in previous reviews to be sorted out with the roadrunners , so it’s good to hear that the roadrunner variants are becoming more comfortable and enjoyable ! Maybe you (Paul) could do a future “how to” video of the aforementioned kit -10,000w Tronic set-up. Sounds like this would be in your wheelhouse considering your past experience 👍🏼. Thanks for the video !
That would be a blast. I doubt I'll ever get enough time to go that deep. Those sorts of projects always feel like they're going to take 3 days and stretch out to 3 weeks by the time you get all of the parameters tuned for good performance throttle response and the temperatures of motors and controllers. Who knows, maybe some winter. -Paul
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide i figured it was a long shot ask lol. After listening to your podcast with the addition of Mitchell, perhaps that kind of content could be on the horizon 🥳
I have had a chance to ride it before and it was hella fun. I am curious though, would you ever review the "storm" from synergy? PS: (great content keep up the good work)
I wonder if I can attach pedals to replace the foot rests, for show? Laws here require ebikes to have pedals, without pedal it's a dead giveaway to the naked eye. I'd ride it 20mph limit no prob on the public roads, but I don't want it to be confiscated. Thanks for another awesome review.
just make sure mine is working properly… seeing lots of videos lately with tires and brakes and cables not working properly and shipping is always being blamed. that means tightening up on shipping procedures also!😂
Go see Voro Motors! You’re in luck. They’re the ones who designed this scooter and they have a showroom where you can test ride. Use the link in the video description and then look for links to the location for their showroom. -Paul
sorry to double comment but i’m trying to speak a Roadrunner Pro mini into production more torque off the line maybe a top seed of 40+ mph rear shock or dual 🤭😎😉☝🏽
The Talaria XXX is $2,995 and it's a full size ebike with a way better suspension and better brakes. I like the overall package that the RR-V2 offers...portable, good range, and compact
Does adding a seat to like the ninebot max affect the range at all? It adds 5 pounds but it’s my understanding it lowers resistance or something. I’m not a smart man Ty for your patience answering all my questions.
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide would you guys do one soon I’m planning on getting a Fiido q2 but know if the roadrunner v2 has the same top speed but I do know that the Q2 has a IP54 rating for water
What target price would you like to see for this level of performance? This already outperforms the vast majority of scooters we've tested in terms of range per dollar and top speed per dollar. -Paul
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide I agree that this is easily the best option in NA considering the performance. If you don't care about speed and just need a toy for commuting, the ones from Honda only retails for $850 USD
Ah, I just looked it up. I didn't find all of the specs, but from the price and speed it sounds similar to the Fiido Q1S. Voro carries those too as their entry level seated scooter. -Paul
Thankfully this industry is blowing up and so there is some improvement in pricing. For example, the Ariel Rider X-class is cheaper now than over a year ago due to a number of direct competitors.
@@notsoanonymous2458 Good point, more competition is always good for us consumers, both price and quality wise. Another thing is that we can always find parts and have adequate support if big players like Honda produce similar products, who knows how long these smaller brand would last? this exact same problem is happening to EV industry Asia. Personally I don't need too much speed because regulation could be another problem
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuideIf Ramirer is in the brown jacket in the video the scooter looks way small for him. As if need be he could just jump over the handle bars if need be lol.
I'm no expert on the classes, but I feel like the 35mph top speed and lack of pedals put it into mopde territory, but it's not something that can be registered and plated in the US. -Paul
Hey bro can u help, I bought the roadrunner v2- received it damaged & used looking -called them made report - since August 17 2024 they have made no attempt to resolve or contact me - please help!!!
They have a financing option, so you could make smaller monthly payments. Would that make this scooter feasible for you? In the long run, you’ll probably be glad you chose a Voro Motors product.
Yeah, it’s a dicey form-factor for sure. We’ve never had a second look because it pretty much passes as an e-bike, but there is always a risk, especially in neighborhoods where there isn’t enough real crime to enforce :-) -Paul
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide yea taxin, as in, charging wayyy to much. Nothing about that price is affordable. idk why these companies are charging so much when the economy is far from flourishing. you could build this yourself for half the cost.
Unrelated, but the vsett 11+ on your website says 136.7 miles of range. When Is that review coming out? I'm finding different answers on every website. 86 Miles. 137 miles. Up to 100 miles. 60 miles. That's a pretty wide range of numbers.
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Jus purchased the V2 I live n NYC so I was able to choose the pick up option and they charged it fully for me so when I came to pick it up I was already ready to drive! Great customer service so far. I purchased 3 year warranty and the pizza bag all together it came out around 2,080. I’m on a payment plan paying 330 a month for the next 6 months not bad at all
That’s awesome! Enjoy your new ride. -Vosk
How has it been holding up so far?
@@EnRayeI honestly love it! I’ve gotta into a couple accidents not going to lie but they were all my fault and not the bikes fault and when I bring it to the shop in nyc they take great care of it. The only ppl zooming past me on the bike lane is mopeds but this is definitely the fastest e-bike compared to the typical ebikes u see delivery ppl use. It hits the 35 miles per hour mark quick and I be gettin 40 sum times when I fully charge it
Oh u can make payments were do I go to get one king
some cops going to claim it's technically a moped, so you cant ride it in the bicycle lane. i dont want to give cops any ideas, so i'm sticking to standup scooters.
Yea just depends where you are! Some cops care and some don’t. -Vosk
@ESG-ElectricScooterthGuide this one disguise very well, The Pro is more explicit
I really like my RR2 but I REALLY wish Voro had gone with 500 watts upfront like they already have in the rear. Even that little bump would’ve made a nice difference. With the battery at half and a slight incline, acceleration gets paltry.
Thanks for watching and for your insight! I love hearing from folks who have first hand experience! -Paul
At 1/2 battery with both motors on. I can make it up inclines at 20mph+. And I weigh around 200 lbs. Acceleration is very quick w both motors on. 500 watts upfront may spin tire. I'm good w current setup.
OK Here is some feedback.
The RoadRunner V2 is a product I would buy.(I am picky) From here I only recommend 2 changes (1)16-inch front tire and about 60mm of rear suspension.
Best features: Dual Motors, No chains, Tubeless, and 35MPH
Cool! Thanks for sharing. -Vosk
Interesting feedback! I'd never thought of using asymetrical tire diameters on a road bike. -Paul
Yes...Exactly what I meant!
No point in having 16 inch tires you might as well get a e bike
I love this brand .. i have the emove Roadrunner Pro and its a beast... As long as you dont ride it like crazy.. its just pure fun. I also love it because i loved the movie "Dumb and dumber"... And it looks just like it!! Lol.
Ha ha! Nice! I wish I had more time to ride our Pro! The front wheel spin is addictive! -Paul
😂
I just ordered one....I will be painting it red at some point. Ty for the idea.
I'm really in ❤ with my roadrunner...best purchase I've made in a while I'm 5'11 175 holds my weight perfect it gets up to 37 at times 🎉🎉🎉 love the video ..
Good to hear! Stay Safe out there -Vosk
Can carry it upstairs or is too heavy and uncomfortable to carry up ?
If you take the battery out first you can definitely carry it upstairs it's light actually
So if you thinking 🤔 about getting one it's worth it..
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuidedoes it weigh 64 pounds with the battery or without it seems pretty light with out the battery..? Thanks you
Thanks for the review! It convinced me to buy one and I'm waiting for delivery now, excited as my first upgrade from my daily Unagi Voyager commuter
Hope you enjoy it! -Vosk
How is it now?
Great! I’m still riding mine, just passed 500 miles! Has held up very well. Just replaced brake pads from time to time. Monitor tires for leaks. That’s it. Great range. Great power. Pretty heavy. I fit it in the back of my Tahoe with the back seats out. It doesn’t fit in my wife’s V60 wagon as well.
@@TrillDad Thank you for this! Also what's your height if you don't mind me asking?
I really love both Roadrunner and the pro, I would go for both of them over walking and taking uber/lyft except for bad and cold weather.
They are both great options! -Vosk
I Feel Standing Scooters have more of a Thrill than sitting ones!
Interesting, I've been considering an alternative to a traditional stand up scooter such as my Apollo City Pro for a more 'casual' chilled vibe ride. Thanks Paul, I think I may have found it.
That’s awesome! So glad we were able to help! -Paul
This looks very cool but I'm pretty tall at 6 ft 3 and I wish the seat and the stem can be adjustable to my height
Ramier is 6-3 and he was okay on it! -Vosk but yes adjustable would be cool
I'm 6ft3 and its comfortable for me...scoot back on the seat👍
I'm dead AF🤣 when he was talking about keeping the grips from sliding off, suggesting zip ties, or glue... But he said just spray hair spray and twist it back on..... And all i thought about was Gorilla glue hair spray😂! (was he lowkey clowning?)
For real!
Very Good , detailed review Paul , as usual , thank yuou
Thanks so much! -Paul
Looks like an electric mini bike 😂
I love it.
We love it too! -Vosk
did you say affordable? 😂
It’s actually a pretty good value for what you are getting. -Vosk
It’s all relative :-) -Paul
Shoot this ride looks sweet! I would definately go top speed screaming eagle version.
Thanks for watching and commenting! We appreciate you always being here for us! -Paul
I think seated EMOVE has finally met my needs. I do prefer the flexibility of rentals. I can walk most places or take a bus and a scooter is well within a short walk to have some fun. That said I am riding more and walking less, getting old. Is it my imagination or is there a better range of distance between the seat and the pegs? If I can have the position of say a Nighthawk 450 rather than a rice rocket? That works for me. The space of a Magna 750 with feet forward or dare I dream an e-scooter with feet really forward like a Helix 250 one day? A girl can dream.
Really love the recent retail offering of a seated scooter by a major rental company. But they are out of my price range and far too heavy to manage up and down stairs.
Now it's just 5 miles an hour too slow. How long will it take for them to add that 8 miles an hour so you don't get in the way of the cars behind you?
Not sure!
Just swap the front 350w motor for a rear 500w motor and it will add the 5mph ur lookin for
TO VORO MOTORS INSIDERS:
Any chance the V2 will come in other colors, and in a step-thru style? Other colors I’d personally consider are: 1) white, 2) tan, 3) slate grey & 4) army green.
Does Voro offer a custom paint color service (as a powder-coated finish), like Electric Bike Company does in Newport Beach?
Would a step-thru compromise the rigidity of the scooter too much? I just like the aesthetics of the step-thru more-even if a mid-step, something w/ more curves.
I’m leaning towards either the RoadRunner V2 or Emove Touring (w/ seat option)-the specs sound perfect for me as a 49 yr old woman who’s 5’2”, 115 lbs, and wants a smooth ride with long range.
Current colors are only options! They don’t do custom. You can get $50 off with code RIDERGUIDE
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide Thanks for the reply!
Will probably be purchasing one of the two within the next 2 - 3 months. I’ll customize it myself in some way-better to “vandalize” it to my liking & make it less appealing to opportunists.
One more question: Is there a way to add a rear rack to the V2?
Ive been waiting for a decent 2 seater eride. My kid is disabled and he cant ride by himself. Had to say bye to my motorcycle just got too small to ride 2 up.
That's a great point. The Fiido Q1S has an option for a seat in front of the rider, but I don't think Voro has addressed riding 2-up on the RoadRunner. The seat look fairly long, but we haven't tried it, since there are no rear-pegs. It might feel really crowded. Mitchell and I briefly rode the E-Clipse two-up after filming a top speed run. We were waaaaay over the weight limit and I got the feeling that the E-Clipse wasn't happy with us! :-) -Paul
Maybe look at the Lectric expedition or a Ariel Rider bike with the long seat.
I’ve been trying to make my own seated version of this using the DYU I bought from Voro Motors awhile back 😁.
I’ve also been waiting for the few drawbacks I’ve heard in previous reviews to be sorted out with the roadrunners , so it’s good to hear that the roadrunner variants are becoming more comfortable and enjoyable !
Maybe you (Paul) could do a future “how to” video of the aforementioned kit -10,000w Tronic set-up. Sounds like this would be in your wheelhouse considering your past experience 👍🏼. Thanks for the video !
That would be a blast. I doubt I'll ever get enough time to go that deep. Those sorts of projects always feel like they're going to take 3 days and stretch out to 3 weeks by the time you get all of the parameters tuned for good performance throttle response and the temperatures of motors and controllers. Who knows, maybe some winter. -Paul
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide i figured it was a long shot ask lol.
After listening to your podcast with the addition of Mitchell, perhaps that kind of content could be on the horizon 🥳
@Rider Guide (form. ESG) you could do segment videos over time! Reel everyone in 'til the next episode. Could be like a separate miniseries.
Great for OTR truckers/ease of storage in back of tractors.
You got that right!
I have had a chance to ride it before and it was hella fun. I am curious though, would you ever review the "storm" from synergy? PS: (great content keep up the good work)
Yes there is a possibility we will!
I wonder if I can attach pedals to replace the foot rests, for show? Laws here require ebikes to have pedals, without pedal it's a dead giveaway to the naked eye. I'd ride it 20mph limit no prob on the public roads, but I don't want it to be confiscated. Thanks for another awesome review.
They might sell a pedal kit in the future! -Vosk
Yeah I wouldn't buy this without a pedal option. It would be cop bait.
This was an unbelievably good review. THANK YOU! :)
Glad you enjoyed it! -Vosk
But there’s more range & power with the PHATMOTO® Mini XL . For the same price range
We have not tested that one yet!
Myself being 6’3, would you recommend this type of scooter? Lol I’m afraid I’m not going to fit too well.
You may be cramped on this one but you can see RAMIER riding it in previous videos and he is 6-3! -Vosk
Needs a larger front headlight for night driving.
Thanks for the feedback!
The ONLY sticking point to registering it as a moped in Nevada, would be it's "over 30" top speed(but maybe not a problem for a 300 pound rider).
Totally depends on your locality!
just make sure mine is working properly… seeing lots of videos lately with tires and brakes and cables not working properly and shipping is always being blamed. that means tightening up on shipping procedures also!😂
👀
Where can I test drive on in LA
Go see Voro Motors! You’re in luck. They’re the ones who designed this scooter and they have a showroom where you can test ride. Use the link in the video description and then look for links to the location for their showroom. -Paul
Height Weight Shoe size on all PEV channels. (And for most folks wing span approximates height).
Please.
Interesting idea!
Hello. Can you test the yume y11 scooter next?
Maybe in the future! No plans currently. -Vosk
sorry to double comment but i’m trying to speak a Roadrunner Pro mini into production more torque off the line maybe a top seed of 40+ mph
rear shock or dual 🤭😎😉☝🏽
That would be cool!
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide 😇😎yes
The Talaria XXX is $2,995 and it's a full size ebike with a way better suspension and better brakes. I like the overall package that the RR-V2 offers...portable, good range, and compact
Very insightful! Thanks for sharing. -Vosk
Apples to oranges.
But it’s bigger & less portable.
Always Great Information!
... Thx Paul 😊
My pleasure!
Does adding a seat to like the ninebot max affect the range at all? It adds 5 pounds but it’s my understanding it lowers resistance or something. I’m not a smart man Ty for your patience answering all my questions.
Very minimal!
Hey man, a fast question, what scooter do you recommend? And why?
HiBoy S2 PRO or GOTRAX G4?
Both are excellent to be honest!
Was the range test done on dual or single motor?
Dual!
2 years of riding the Roadrunner pro and no cops in CALIFORNIA?
That's saying something.
Is this good for someone who is 6 feet tall ?
Yes you should be fine!
Nice! That’s you helped me make up my mind. Thanks!
Any time!
How is it?
Im thinking of buy one. Of course i want to see if this or a moped is best short trip to work
This is a great option for Sure! You can grab $50 off with code RIDERGUIDE
Does the Road Runner pro have puncture proof tires???
Tubes I believe!
Is there a way to add rear suspension? 😞
Not currently!
Where has Ramir been? 🤔 Also might pick 1 of these up.
He's here! You're right though! He needs more screen time! -Paul
I wonder if i could get that headlight on the pro version on this basic version..well i do ride a lot at night tho🤔
Call Voro and maybe they can assist!
I want one so bad but I’m 6’2 I wonder will I be comfortable.
Would be a little tight!
Does it still have the same suspension wobble and clunks? That’s my biggest worry about getting one.
It was upgraded since the first batches!
Will you do a comparison on the roadrunner v2 and Fiido Q2
No plans on that one currently!
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide would you guys do one soon I’m planning on getting a Fiido q2 but know if the roadrunner v2 has the same top speed but I do know that the Q2 has a IP54 rating for water
very informative
Thanks so much! -Paul
This market need some competition and everything is still overpriced! I wish that Honda Dax E and Zoomer E can be available in NA
What target price would you like to see for this level of performance? This already outperforms the vast majority of scooters we've tested in terms of range per dollar and top speed per dollar. -Paul
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide I agree that this is easily the best option in NA considering the performance. If you don't care about speed and just need a toy for commuting, the ones from Honda only retails for $850 USD
Ah, I just looked it up. I didn't find all of the specs, but from the price and speed it sounds similar to the Fiido Q1S. Voro carries those too as their entry level seated scooter. -Paul
Thankfully this industry is blowing up and so there is some improvement in pricing. For example, the Ariel Rider X-class is cheaper now than over a year ago due to a number of direct competitors.
@@notsoanonymous2458 Good point, more competition is always good for us consumers, both price and quality wise. Another thing is that we can always find parts and have adequate support if big players like Honda produce similar products, who knows how long these smaller brand would last? this exact same problem is happening to EV industry Asia. Personally I don't need too much speed because regulation could be another problem
You had mentioned 2 people you wouldn’t recommend the V2 too. How about tall guys. I’m 6’4” and wondering how high my legs would be on that.
RAMIER is 6-3 and Paul is 5-11
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuideIf Ramirer is in the brown jacket in the video the scooter looks way small for him. As if need be he could just jump over the handle bars if need be lol.
Can you guys review the Nanrobot LS7+ please?
We will take a look! Thanks for the tip. -Vosk
should it count as a stage 2 e-bike
I'm no expert on the classes, but I feel like the 35mph top speed and lack of pedals put it into mopde territory, but it's not something that can be registered and plated in the US. -Paul
Is this good for person height 5.3 inches
For 5’ 3”, yes, you should fit. -Paul
Hey bro can u help, I bought the roadrunner v2- received it damaged & used looking -called them made report - since August 17 2024 they have made no attempt to resolve or contact me - please help!!!
They have live chat and phone support!
pre order is $1,500 but when real price will go back 1,800?
Should be going up soon! -Vosk
What is the actual weight? Ive heard its heavier than what it says
Actual weight should be in the video! Paul usually always weighs all of them accurately
WHAT ADULT MAN IS 165 LBS Oo
SEMPER FI
GUNNY
HOW FAST WITH A 225 OR 260 LBS MAN? ALSO RANGE
You will hit around 30MPH!
Do you need to liscence or permit to drive this
Depends on your locality
Is there a alternative version for this that’s cheaper
Not that we know of! -Vosk
They have a financing option, so you could make smaller monthly payments. Would that make this scooter feasible for you? In the long run, you’ll probably be glad you chose a Voro Motors product.
I’m not getting the Promo Discount of $50 ..did it end ?
Hi! The discount is RIDERGUIDE50
Thank you -Vosk
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide I tried and it didn’t work. I was at their location in NYC ..
How much is the additional battery?
Please email CS for the price!
Found it. It’s $399
-Paul
www.voromotors.com/products/48v-26-1ah-battery-for-the-emove-roadrunner-electric-scooter?ref=electric-scooter.guide
Doesn’t look confortable for taller riders… my neck and back hurts just by looking at the video
How tall are you? RAMIER is 6-3 and says he really enjoys riding it. -Vosk
Faster than my 4k super 73 😅
It’s def faster and has faster acceleration! -Vosk
Very good
Thanks
How tall are you? I wanna see how it looks like on someone
5-11
Is it street legal?
Depends on your locality
STAY FROSTY!😅
7:15
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I’ll stick with my e bike
Where's Chuck? We miss him!
He is pursuing other interests. He is teaching in college.
Teaching what ??
Beep Beep
this is basically an electric motorcycle, lets stop calling these electric scooters to confuse people.
But 1/3 the size lol
That issh ain’t worth 1500 no way
It’s on sale now for $1200 that’s a good deal
That is not street legal in california. Thats the problem
Depends on your locality! -Vosk
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide los angeles
Yeah, it’s a dicey form-factor for sure. We’ve never had a second look because it pretty much passes as an e-bike, but there is always a risk, especially in neighborhoods where there isn’t enough real crime to enforce :-) -Paul
Who the fuck cares?
💯‼️💙
taxin!!! pass
Taxin?
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide yea taxin, as in, charging wayyy to much. Nothing about that price is affordable. idk why these companies are charging so much when the economy is far from flourishing. you could build this yourself for half the cost.
@@duggdrealer they have an SE version for $899 for people who want something basic they can mod. -Paul
Saw a guy in NYC get hit by a car why riding a seated scooter. Get a motorbike people.
People hit bicycles too! Unfortunately.
Unrelated, but the vsett 11+ on your website says 136.7 miles of range. When Is that review coming out? I'm finding different answers on every website. 86 Miles. 137 miles. Up to 100 miles. 60 miles. That's a pretty wide range of numbers.
We are not doing that review! Our Vsett 11+ 72 scooter did 47.2 miles in real life conditions. -Vosk
You guy’s do the best reviews i’m a Riders Guide subscriber for life. 🫡
Thanks so much for the kind words & support. -Vosk
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide anytime 😎💯👍