First Look at the ARVALA C PRO - Unboxing
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- Опубліковано 9 лис 2023
- Hey there, folks! In this video, I'm thrilled to share my first impressions as I unbox the ARVALA C PRO scooter. ARVALA sent me this scooter, and it's my first experience with their products. Let's dive right in and see what's inside!
As I open the box, I find bolt protectors for the wheels, a handy multi-tool, a user manual for the C PRO, and a 2 Amp Hour charging brick. The packaging looks like it took a bit of a beating during transit, but the foam did its job protecting the scooter.
The stem of the scooter immediately catches my eye; it's wide and robust, promising a sturdy build. Putting it together seems straightforward; I just need to unscrew four bolts and attach the handlebar. Once that's done, we'll power it up and check it out!
I go through the scooter's features, including a variety of settings like gears, lights, turn signals, horn, Eco and turbo modes, dual motor and single motor options, and even a cute little bell. The scooter comes with mechanical brakes, which is worth noting. However, there's also a 60-volt version available with hydraulic brakes if that's more your speed.
What sets this scooter apart? First, its vibrant yellow color. Second, it boasts two charging ports on the deck and a massive 26 amp hour battery with a 52-volt motor system, promising an impressive range. And let's not forget the substantial stem size, adding to its robust design.
I'm also pleased to discover adjustable handlebars with double clamps, showing that a lot of thought went into the design. This scooter is looking like a great option, especially for us big guys. I'm eager to give it a try and provide a full review soon.
Lastly, I'll be checking the tire pressure, and I have to mention the fantastic Ryobi tire inflator I use - it's super fast and powerful. If you're interested in one, I'll leave a link below.
Stay tuned for the full review, and thanks for watching!
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Not impressed with the specs and the overall "Frankenstein" design typical of most generic Chinese scooters...but OMG, adjustable-height handlebars that look super robust!! Finally another scooter for people taller than 5'9"!! Looking forward to the review!!
Awesome @ericembacher602, I haven't tried it yet...once it stops raining :)
Thanks, I might get critical but appreciate everything you do non the less.
Awesome @skampster, thank you so much :) :) Cheers
That looks dangerous. I want one.
Awesome @iscootct, I pulled it out of the box and was quite surprised...it looks like a beast :)
I reached out to Shaoyiqun a while back but never heard back. @@TimsElectric
is that another scooter brand? If so I wouldn't take it personally ...I suspect that some of the newer companies are struggling at this time of year with winter approaching :)
Why do scooter companies insist on putting those useless fenders on them?
Awesome question @demonocusmetalocus3558, I don't know...maybe they look cool? But for rain I'm pretty sure they won't work...maybe rocks...not sure :)
Although to be fair I don't ride scooters like this one in the rain anyway :)
A bit overpriced for the specs. There are far to many scooter with better components for a lesser price. Varls 1.0 & 2.0, Blade GT 11 and or Teverun 11, etc to name a few.
interesting @thefpvlife7785, if it's anything like the scooters you mentioned I'm excited to review it...I don't typically look at pricing as every state/country and province seems to have different pricing...out of curiosity how much is this scooter where you live?
@@TimsElectric Like most we purchase online and the Varla 1.0 has slightly better specs and selling for $1299 US and the other for up to $1499 with much better specs. The Arvala will have a hard time pushing this scooter to the masses.
thanks so much for sharing :)
This is not a dig at you Tim, but at this point in time I fail to understand how you can still remain enthusiastic about the endless supply of rubbish/generic scooters you get sent. The scooter market now is over saturated with garbage.
I 2nd that. The prices should be far less then they currently are.
@@thefpvlife7785 at least the EUC market is improving.
If I was being paid to review scooters, I'd be doing exactly the same thing in Tim's defence
@@bencoelho3 exactly, you just proved a point without realizing 😉
I think it's possible that you're misunderstanding my enthusiasm. I've been reviewing electric scooters for a short time and am seeing the entire industry improve. Literally the first scooter I bought (and didn't review) was returned as it fell apart. Nowadays I'm seeing iterations from existing companies (like Apollo and Teverun) making improvements that I could only dream of just a couple of years ago. For example, quick release power lines so that inner tubes can be replaced easily, adjustable handlebars in this one ...which are twice as strong as they used to be (my old Zero 9 was adjustable but not nearly as strong as this one)...I'm seeing square controllers that are actually smooth....indicators on scooters are becoming normal....so my excitement is because of these improvements....hope that makes sense...I just love seeing the industry improve year after year and am excited to see what electric scooters look like in the next few years...maybe carbon fiber, super light, better performance, easier to repair....the list is long but hopefully the scooters continue to improve :) Cheers