@@rjane271 hmm.. can't tell. I am not even sure the warranty period, but it must be over that period anyway, nothing broke, just normal flat tire, brake cable wear/replaced, etc.
@@gtone339 they didn't include this line in the interview, but it's an SUV compared to xiaomi and ninebot. It's huge, heavy, but has an astonishing softness, top range and exciting acceleration. 1kw of power, man.
@@MarkVictorson Nice. Will you guys or Inmotion conduct any range tests? Need to see whether the L9 can beat the Ninebot Max's top range of 40km in Sports mode.
@@gtone339 I haven't been able to keep testing it since I went to another city for another project, but the guys from OneClick should be able to update us on it. I'm however sure it will beat 40km of Ninebot just because its battery is almost twice the capacity of Ninebot's.
You can expect the "same" wobble as Segway Ninebot if any because you can tell that L9 shares the same structure as Ninebot except adding the shocks and battery capacity at cost no more than US$100 while charging premium.
I own it , just ordered it and it arrived , from ewheels in the USA , they have the hi-speed option that is 25 mph max speed,for 999 dollars. Drawbacks , it's very heavy and big , the range is actually about 33 miles at the 15mph average, I weigh about 210lbs, so maybe slightly higher than average . Pros The lights are great , the speed is very nice to get you where your going quickly.
I might have missed it but I'm not sure if you mentioned the real life range of the scooter. Many companies over estimate and show provide non-ideal conditions for they're advertised range. Were you able to test the range of the scooter?
Global OneClick so this seems pretty simple it’s not even a range test question. Okay here’s a better question at 70 percent or 60 percent does it still remain at 18.6 mph
@@phillipmorales6002 I'm with ya. Just like on my current M365 Pro the top speed begins to dip when the battery dips below 60% (still fast), and even worse below 50%. Still need answers prior to deciding on this.
First sorry for my bad english! My inmotion l9 that i buy 2 days ago the suspension is not working at all very hard, i tried te adjust it with the -+ thing on the suspension but is not working! Someone help pleas.
Hi Willy, yes. However, in order to follow different country regulations on electric scooters, Inmotion provides two editions of L9 to their global customers, a Global edition and a German edition. The Global edition has a top speed of 18.6mph (30 km/h), and the German edition has a top speed of 12.4mph (20 km/h). They will send out the German edition to all addresses in German and the Global edition to other countries. Ty for asking
One of the biggest selling points of this scooter is the claimed 59 mile range, and yet your "complete" test didn't even test the range. Not a complete or good review without that info. The L9 will be competing with the Ninebot Max and it looks to be a much better scooter. But, there needs to be a range test comparison between the two. The claimed range of the Ninebot Max is 40 miles - but the real world range (in tests) is about 28 miles. It'll be interesting to see if the L9 gets anywhere near 59 miles. Also, charging time for the L9 is 3.5 hours ONLY if you have two chargers (the scooter comes with only one). So, you'll need to buy an extra supply to get the fastest charging. You might also want to set the Max next to the L9 in a comparison segment so a potential buyer can see the difference in deck size, height of handlebar, etc. Comparing to a bicycle is a total waste of time - all comparisons should be against the Ninebot Max - its primary competitor. P.S. Having the bell on the right side (same side as the throttle) is less convenient than on the left side (which would make it easier to use and is the side most scooters place the bell on).
Hi Joey, first sorry for the "uncomplete" part about range, since L9 has features according to different part, we're trying to make this video more cohesive to which show most of them to our audience, it' just difficult to put all specific point just in one video. The tested range 59.4 miles by Inmotion is based on speed of 15mph, weight of 75KG, and they will work on more road tests for a more accurate data. Hope this helps and thank you for your suggestion!
@@globaloneclick8221 Some manufacturers release mileage data that just isn't true in real world tests. The Ninebot Max is supposed to get 40 miles of range. In real world tests (electric scooter guide and others) it gets around 28 miles. I would think that a reviewer would want to test the range of the scooter to see if the claims from the manufacturer are true ?? Especially since range is probably the number one selling feature of this scooter. So, are you going to test the range or just tell us what InMotion says? When can we look forward to your range test?
@@MarkVictorson Just asked the Inmotion team via their Facebook's page that they are thinking of adding a separate firmware for the L9 so it can hit a top speed of 40km/hr.
HI! So ive been studying which model to purchase..I was having my eye on Ninebot max but L9 specs seems very promising! My only question is...can the L9 handle 2 people? I understand the speed will decease , I asked this because I've tested on my friend's Ninebot MAX and the scooter carried both of us very easily but under 10km/hr more or less. Thank you!
The Inmotion L9 e-scooter can support payloads up to 140kg means its possible to have 2 people onboard but its not recommend to have 2 people riding on 1 scooter.
Impressive machine, but don't like the blue and red lights, attracts too much attention rather that increases safety. Especially you can be mistaken for a new cop scooter squad. Can u deactivate them?
No. It has a very good range. I can get about 40 miles if I keep it in "Drive" mode. I'm sure I can get more in "Eco"...just not sure how much more, because "Eco" is a bit slow, so I don't use it much. I haven't done any range testing in "Sport" mode, but I assume it will be less than "Drive".
I looked at the Max, it was on my list. The L9 was available in October, so I ordered it. It's built like a tank, very sturdy with a comfortable ride...but heavy at 50lbs. It climbs hills no problem. I am very happy with my L9 so far.
Not everything. Max has the seat option where the L9 doesn't. L9 is front rear drive which is inferior than rear wheel drive of the max. I prefer drum over disc (max wins for me in this case). Smaller is lighter is better unless you are a huge person (max wins for me in this case). Max is tested by many people for years and is a safer buy. Max has lights, just no turn signals. Both have same top speed so max is not slower. Max has custom firmware that could make it goes faster which the L9 doesn't. Max has tons of aftermarket parts and mods that could make it even faster and could have suspension if you want. Max probably has longer range in real world (as tested by some other channels). Max at least still hold on its own against the L9 in my opinion.
Pretty much pointless to compare to a bicycle way more than the max. It depends on the rider and the bike itself, and it's not remotely a competitor of the L9. Should have focused on comparing with the max instead.
Your friend was on a big crank during the acceleration / top speed test in the beginning, obviously he will lose its so hard to pedal to reach acceleration. If he was a "PRO" he would be on a smaller crank and only change to a larger crank later. And i dont understand why would he put 2 coke bottles on the bike and carrying a bag pack.
Because it's fun, and both are 2-wheelers. But I can't wear a suit when I'm commuting to work in the summer on a bike. So it has to be somewhat of a contrast than a comparison alone.
Because it's not nearly 3x the power. 1000W is just the max power. 500W is nominal. Max is 350W nominal. So not even 2x the power. Max power of the max is around 750W. Rear motor (Max) is better for hill climbing too actually. They didn't show a hill climb test between the two, instead they compared it to the bike, which is pointless.
59 miles my ass...real world riding... 20-25 miles tops with that motor and battery... cmon now think... also... i heard people are still waiting on their crowd funded l9s... for 3-4 months now... its almost like the max and boosted rev or a Etwow gt 2020 had a baby... but yeah.. 59 miles?? no way... not with those features
Okay after 2 years reviewers stated that the inmotion L9 focuses on performance and range rather than build quality! Going for the Segway-Ninebot P100s or the GT2 instead. 😃🛴
I have the L6 older one, and it is great, very reliable, battery still works properly after many years.
Do they have a good warranty?
@@rjane271 hmm.. can't tell. I am not even sure the warranty period, but it must be over that period anyway, nothing broke, just normal flat tire, brake cable wear/replaced, etc.
Is it still alive? :)
*I am loving the **Latest.Bike** Scooter , it’s sturdy, safe and well-made. It gets me from point A to point - B- in a good record of time. ?????*
I'm sooooooo impressed! Love your attention to detailed test.
Wow! Braking looks awesome.
Hi Mark, is the Inmotion L9 a big step up from the Xiaomi M365 Pro and the Ninebot Max?
@@gtone339 they didn't include this line in the interview, but it's an SUV compared to xiaomi and ninebot. It's huge, heavy, but has an astonishing softness, top range and exciting acceleration. 1kw of power, man.
@@MarkVictorson Nice. Will you guys or Inmotion conduct any range tests? Need to see whether the L9 can beat the Ninebot Max's top range of 40km in Sports mode.
@@gtone339 I haven't been able to keep testing it since I went to another city for another project, but the guys from OneClick should be able to update us on it.
I'm however sure it will beat 40km of Ninebot just because its battery is almost twice the capacity of Ninebot's.
@@MarkVictorson Right. Would love for Inmotion to send an L9 to Ben Fox:ua-cam.com/channels/1nURl0bc1IrvY6zfPsrFbg.html
Why are you saying 1000 watt motor on the L9? The website says 500 watt motor.
peak is 1000w
What is its IP rating? Any good in the rain?
they can ship to japan?
Any Wobble in the Stem or Handlebars? - That is the Downfall of many scooters. Where can you purchase in NYC? What is the Weight?
You can expect the "same" wobble as Segway Ninebot if any because you can tell that L9 shares the same structure as Ninebot except adding the shocks and battery capacity at cost no more than US$100 while charging premium.
I own it , just ordered it and it arrived , from ewheels in the USA , they have the hi-speed option that is 25 mph max speed,for 999 dollars. Drawbacks , it's very heavy and big , the range is actually about 33 miles at the 15mph average, I weigh about 210lbs, so maybe slightly higher than average . Pros The lights are great , the speed is very nice to get you where your going quickly.
@Ben Blevins maybe 10 days
33mls isn't average,
G30 is 18mls I have one lol
now got 2 x inmotion S1😎
Excellent review, my friend. Keep up the good work.
I might have missed it but I'm not sure if you mentioned the real life range of the scooter. Many companies over estimate and show provide non-ideal conditions for they're advertised range.
Were you able to test the range of the scooter?
Hi
yes, we're planning to do a 1-week later video, maybe coming in few days.
About 45 to 50 on sport mode
Talking bout Ninebot btw
How tall are you? So I can compare with the scooter
When is this range test coming?
Question. How long does the speed remain at 18.6 before it starts to slow down because of lack of battery
more road test comming soon, plz stay tuned and thanks for your support!
Global OneClick so this seems pretty simple it’s not even a range test question. Okay here’s a better question at 70 percent or 60 percent does it still remain at 18.6 mph
@@phillipmorales6002 I'm with ya. Just like on my current M365 Pro the top speed begins to dip when the battery dips below 60% (still fast), and even worse below 50%. Still need answers prior to deciding on this.
@@gtone339 what speed at 60 and then at 50 is it still faster than 15mph
@@phillipmorales6002 M365 Pro (unlocked model) speed at 60% is 32-33km/hr, and at 50% is 30-32km/hr.
Great video!
Man, you rock! I´ll follow your lesson and build one! Where can I buy it? Leave a link for me!
check the puechase link in his discription bro
Hi Oliver, thanks. here's the link: www.indiegogo.com/projects/inmotion-l9-cruise-in-style?KOL&GlobalOneClick&INMOTION#/
try the emove cruiser
First sorry for my bad english!
My inmotion l9 that i buy 2 days ago the suspension is not working at all very hard, i tried te adjust it with the -+ thing on the suspension but is not working!
Someone help pleas.
I have one. And the power is 500w. Why do you say 1000w. You can even go on the website
I just purchased two of mine how can I know and track it
Did you get it from indiegogo?!
@@shamrock807 he probably did as, they're not released until August
can we expect the L9 scooter in Germany?
Hi Willy, yes. However, in order to follow different country regulations on electric scooters, Inmotion provides two editions of L9 to their global customers, a Global edition and a German edition. The Global edition has a top speed of 18.6mph (30 km/h), and the German edition has a top speed of 12.4mph (20 km/h). They will send out the German edition to all addresses in German and the Global edition to other countries. Ty for asking
@@globaloneclick8221 that's cool!! love the range! 59 miles thats' insane!
Is the inmotion l9 wheel air filled or tubeless?
I believe they are tubeless like a car tire not positive though. I do own it but have not had to change a tire , tube yet.
One of the biggest selling points of this scooter is the claimed 59 mile range, and yet your "complete" test didn't even test the range. Not a complete or good review without that info.
The L9 will be competing with the Ninebot Max and it looks to be a much better scooter. But, there needs to be a range test comparison between the two. The claimed range of the Ninebot Max is 40 miles - but the real world range (in tests) is about 28 miles. It'll be interesting to see if the L9 gets anywhere near 59 miles.
Also, charging time for the L9 is 3.5 hours ONLY if you have two chargers (the scooter comes with only one). So, you'll need to buy an extra supply to get the fastest charging.
You might also want to set the Max next to the L9 in a comparison segment so a potential buyer can see the difference in deck size, height of handlebar, etc.
Comparing to a bicycle is a total waste of time - all comparisons should be against the Ninebot Max - its primary competitor.
P.S.
Having the bell on the right side (same side as the throttle) is less convenient than on the left side (which would make it easier to use and is the side most scooters place the bell on).
Hi Joey, first sorry for the "uncomplete" part about range, since L9 has features according to different part, we're trying to make this video more cohesive to which show most of them to our audience, it' just difficult to put all specific point just in one video. The tested range 59.4 miles by Inmotion is based on speed of 15mph, weight of 75KG, and they will work on more road tests for a more accurate data. Hope this helps and thank you for your suggestion!
@@globaloneclick8221 Some manufacturers release mileage data that just isn't true in real world tests. The Ninebot Max is supposed to get 40 miles of range. In real world tests (electric scooter guide and others) it gets around 28 miles.
I would think that a reviewer would want to test the range of the scooter to see if the claims from the manufacturer are true ?? Especially since range is probably the number one selling feature of this scooter.
So, are you going to test the range or just tell us what InMotion says? When can we look forward to your range test?
@@powerpopjoey we're planning to do a 1-week later video which will include the range test, coming soon in few weeks so stay tuned.
@@globaloneclick8221 still waiting bro
@@okaykaykay7799 Range tests are the one thing most scooter brands don't want there reviewers doing. They severely exaggerate (lie) their ranges.
love it
great video 👍
Hi, when is the range test coming out? Also, is the top speed for the scooter gonna increase? I feel like it would be perfect if it could hit 25mph.
I'm sure it's related to the U.S. limitations, so maybe you could flash different firmware, or buy the Chinese version. That one does hit 25 mph
@@MarkVictorson Just asked the Inmotion team via their Facebook's page that they are thinking of adding a separate firmware for the L9 so it can hit a top speed of 40km/hr.
HI! So ive been studying which model to purchase..I was having my eye on Ninebot max but L9 specs seems very promising!
My only question is...can the L9 handle 2 people? I understand the speed will decease , I asked this because I've tested on my friend's Ninebot MAX and the scooter carried both of us very easily but under 10km/hr more or less.
Thank you!
The Inmotion L9 e-scooter can support payloads up to 140kg means its possible to have 2 people onboard but its not recommend to have 2 people riding on 1 scooter.
It is not 1000 watts it is 500 watts
Impressive machine, but don't like the blue and red lights, attracts too much attention rather that increases safety. Especially you can be mistaken for a new cop scooter squad. Can u deactivate them?
yes
Still waiting for the range video... but sounds bad...
No. It has a very good range. I can get about 40 miles if I keep it in "Drive" mode. I'm sure I can get more in "Eco"...just not sure how much more, because "Eco" is a bit slow, so I don't use it much. I haven't done any range testing in "Sport" mode, but I assume it will be less than "Drive".
The L9 basically took away the Max and give it everything that the Max is missing. Max has no lights, slower and smaller.
I looked at the Max, it was on my list. The L9 was available in October, so I ordered it. It's built like a tank, very sturdy with a comfortable ride...but heavy at 50lbs. It climbs hills no problem. I am very happy with my L9 so far.
Not everything. Max has the seat option where the L9 doesn't. L9 is front rear drive which is inferior than rear wheel drive of the max. I prefer drum over disc (max wins for me in this case). Smaller is lighter is better unless you are a huge person (max wins for me in this case). Max is tested by many people for years and is a safer buy. Max has lights, just no turn signals. Both have same top speed so max is not slower. Max has custom firmware that could make it goes faster which the L9 doesn't. Max has tons of aftermarket parts and mods that could make it even faster and could have suspension if you want. Max probably has longer range in real world (as tested by some other channels). Max at least still hold on its own against the L9 in my opinion.
Full disclosure. Do you work for these companies? Sponsored? Any affiliation? I want transparency from these reviews and would like a reply. Thanks,
Pretty much pointless to compare to a bicycle way more than the max. It depends on the rider and the bike itself, and it's not remotely a competitor of the L9. Should have focused on comparing with the max instead.
Your friend was on a big crank during the acceleration / top speed test in the beginning, obviously he will lose its so hard to pedal to reach acceleration. If he was a "PRO" he would be on a smaller crank and only change to a larger crank later. And i dont understand why would he put 2 coke bottles on the bike and carrying a bag pack.
Tried that :( It is useless, L9 accelerates like Tesla compared to a Prius. It's really, really difficult to beat electric motor in acceleration.
what the fuck, great scooter. Wo is better than my Gd30Max. But the Display is not so nice. Is Release in germany ?
Why would you compare an electric scooter to a bicycle? A fair comparison would be against an electric bicycle.
Because it's fun, and both are 2-wheelers.
But I can't wear a suit when I'm commuting to work in the summer on a bike.
So it has to be somewhat of a contrast than a comparison alone.
INMOTION L9 has nearly 3 x the Power of the Max and only just beats it, what gives ?
More torque, it can go up hills and slopes faster.
Because it's not nearly 3x the power. 1000W is just the max power. 500W is nominal. Max is 350W nominal. So not even 2x the power. Max power of the max is around 750W. Rear motor (Max) is better for hill climbing too actually. They didn't show a hill climb test between the two, instead they compared it to the bike, which is pointless.
Vs a bike is really not a comparison.
59 miles my ass...real world riding... 20-25 miles tops with that motor and battery... cmon now think...
also... i heard people are still waiting on their crowd funded l9s... for 3-4 months now... its almost like the max and boosted rev or a Etwow gt 2020 had a baby...
but yeah.. 59 miles?? no way... not with those features
still great work on the video my man
thx for the work u did
Nice but illegal in many countries anyway :\
I saw an advertisement on instagram for £32
Did you order from there? I think its a scam?
Innotionscott.com i found this site do u guys know if its legal???
Okay after 2 years reviewers stated that the inmotion L9 focuses on performance and range rather than build quality! Going for the Segway-Ninebot P100s or the GT2 instead. 😃🛴