Got the 2019 model of this last week for £349 British pounds Black Friday deal but it came with the silicon deck and the safety catch for the folding mechanism so it’s been facelifted since this review. Fantastic scooter for someone new to them like me, low maintenance portable and fast enough.
David Vosk Uscooter Booster Gt Vs Unagi Model one, I’ll only be going 15mph. I have a few hills on my commute but at max I’ll be going 5 miles in a day and weight 100 kg.Which would be better, I’m seriously struggling on choosing. Unagi has better breaking but uscooter has suspension and shock absorbers and better build quality?
Definitely a place for this one in the market, especially after seeing the miles the owner put on his (photo from you Facebook post). Looks like it's got a nice top speed for an ultra portable scooter. Loght weight without a doubt... Definitely not my style but again I could easily see owning one of these if I needed a portable or ultraportable ride. Thanks again for the Trunk Test and the Drop Test, my passed the drop test this week, need an extension for my kickstand! Great review and great Live Chat (as usual)
Don't need room for large feet if people stand like you do on a skateboard, which in my opinion is the correct way to stand in order to be able to have a better ability to see what's coming behind you.
Love the new format with all the graphs n stats on screen -2 important things from an owner of an og Uscooter - 1) you guys really need to help other scooter buyers and remind them/show them that part of mastering this type of scooter (or any scooter ) is learning to drop your foot down onto the street as a third and highly effective skid brake -you can stop almost immediately or do a controlled slide stops based on your foot to ground pressure (skateboarders use this method all the time) 2) blending push steps in w/ actual motor power will help minimize your battery drain on hills otherwise those hills will destroy your battery -ALSO the regen capacity on my regen brakes wore out after a couple years -but still these are the best first time scooter !!
You did not mention what speed you were doing to reach your average mileage. Speed is not the only thing commuters look for, it's in depth range test. Please state this in description for us commuters who need to get to work at a longer distance. For example, dose the scooter have a medium speed mode which can increase the range to 22miles?
Thanks for the great review! I live on a sailboat, anchored off Key West, and I've decided to get this scooter. I have to load/unload it into my dingy when going to and from my sloop, and I'll be charging it with Sedna's solar power.
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide your site is SO excellent. Went down a major e scooter wormhole picking one this past weekend and your site and reviews were the deciding factor on my choice ❤️
Scooter shopping in Maine. I know of no merchants even selling scooters. Maybe a Walmart. There are so many models and brands on line shopping is the Wild West oart 2. Take your best shot and hoe like Hell you guessed right. I settled on a Hiboy S2 Pro with a 500W motor because my town is kinda hilly and my parents/sister live in the next town over or an 8 mile oneway trip. So it's stated 25 mile range might cover the 16 miles round trip. At 36 lbs it's not the lightest but it has 10 inch solid tires and some suspension. It was at time of purchase the best compromise I could find. Still don't know if i made the right choice as I keep finding other models. Still I do like the Hiboy just wish I had a fuller picture of what the market offers in total at time of purchase.
If you live in the city or an apt, the small portable size scooters are the only way to go. This looks like good bang for the buck. It must be made from the same molds as my Zoom Stryder; it looks so similar.
Zero 9 is much better value for the price. The only cons I can see are the price (730€ AliExpress) and weight (19Kg). Check out Kugoo models. They are by far the most popular solution to Etwow ones. Build quality is not that high but for roughly 300€ it offers a lot for that low price.
Get a Zero 8 for the same price($800). Zero 8 has bigger deck,better range and braking,and better ,wider handlebar and nicer suspension and lights. It's heavier by 12 lbs. but still a better buy. IMHO.
I hope in the succeeding videos there is a kph conversion as there are subscribers in many foreign countries follow u. Ita hard to always think of the conversion from mph or miles.
Have you tested the GT 2020 yet? That would be a fair comparison to the Unagi or any other sub 30lb scooter that costs < $1500. It has substantially higher performance and range too!
My scooter weighs 90 lbs and I do carry it upstairs but it's worth it for me cause it's smokin' fast (and better range) and comfortable cushy ride over rough roads 😁
The doormen where I work would not be too pleased if I tried stuffing a 90 pound scooter into the elevator, but the e-twow is so small / inconspicuous, I have no trouble getting it into the building. I say - have one of each - fast and comfy and small / convenient.
Hard to beat my Xiaomi M365 Pro with upgrades: hydraulic rear brakes, front 10-inch tire pneumatic in front, solid 8.5 inch tire behind, firmware to go 32+ kph, range of 40 kms for a total cost of $600.
This is a great question. One of ours has a flat spotted rear tire which is driving me nuts. There is no adjustment for the front suspension, but it's already pretty firm. A little grease on the hexagonal shaft would help the front work better. The rear is a bit soft, but you can't tighten the nut on the spring any further, to increase pre-load. It feels bottomed out already. You could potentially disassemble the spring and add a shim to increase preload, but depending on how much preload is already on the spring, it may be diffifcult to get the nut started on the shaft once a shim is added. Always be very careful when removing springs, as they can be dangerous, if there is still pre-load left in the spring, when you reach the end of the threads and the nut comes off. -Paul
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide can prolly buy a diff shock that fits. If front shock is not adjustable thats nor good cuz when it shows age n wear u cant tune it. It will give a spongy ride eventually. Not a fan of solid Tires for riding on urban streets due to alot of shock n vibration even with suspension. Also solid Tires wear n replacing the tire is prolly $$ n a fight to get old one off n new one on
Thanks for the overview. This seems a bit pricey for what it is. The guy on your live stream was touting how great and revolutionary it is however I don't see it. Where is the innovation here? I used to ride a Xooter (push) scooter around campus and the telescoping handle bar clamps are problematic. They fail either by slipping or the clamp cracks entirely. Traveling at speed this could be dangerous. (The engineer should design something better) Also at 25mph a disc brake is a must in my opinion. (I know it adds weight but safety right) Lastly, while it's nice the handlebars fold inward for portability they seem to short to be very stable when riding. Of course I am just speculating since I haven't test rode one but at 6'1" and can't image that to be comfortable. On the plus side they kept it light and portable I guess... Well, I have been watching reviews for months trying to find the ideal scooter for me and so far the Mercane Widewheel Pro fits most of what I am looking for. Keep the great reviews coming! Cheers, Greg
Greg Allen I have one at 6ft and 85kg. It is very good for commuting and frighteningly fast. I do agree though that a disc break would be useful. I understand the next model will have one and there is a fix you can retrofit.
I have this scooter and it’s a very bumpy almost unbearable ride thanks to the solid tires 🤦🏻♀️ but great battery life, lightweight, and fast. It’s fun for smooth roads.
I can see I’m not the only one who thinks a definite con is price. Ninbot Max and a $100 change would suggest that this is way overpriced. Irrespective of portability. Having said that, very informative review as always.
Now Made in China stuff are not like it used to be... Before Chinese products had a bad name... now the majority of their products surfing the internet like this and other scooters are amazingly high quality.
But about 20lbs heavier. I’m weigh about 125lbs and something like may be ideal for me since I plan to lug this around when I’m out. There isn’t many competitors that has this balance of portability, range and speed.
Nice package but just like the Unagi, too expensive. Why would I pay $900 for this when I can pay $99 more and get a 1200 watt Kaabo Skywalker? Even at the higher weight.
After riding a ton of share scooters I wouldn't buy anything that has the motor in the front. Front motor scooters are so much more sketchy and with way worse traction in even light rain. I am bummed when I go to rent one and only front drive ones are available.
Interesting you should say that. the Panther is the one of the worst handling, worst high-speed-stability scooters I've ridden. Many other reviews, including Alien Rides have mentioned the lack of stability at speed. It's interesting to look at though, and the suspension does feel good at lower speeds. I'd love to try another one, to see if there was something wrong with the one we had. For example, we had the offroad tires on it. I went over it, checking nuts and bolts from end to end before doing my top speed run on it. -Paul
@@gazzasmyff2391 on Ebay it's called kugoo S2 it goes just over 22 mph hour and my weight is 107 kilos. It's the same as that model but the name is different. Pure scooter wants £450 for this scooter but its name is stryder. Plus the kugoo as a colour speed monitor.
Will leave you stranded, controllers are all faulty. the machine breaks down often when you need it most and the company cannot repair these things and offer no warranty for the scooter, only parts, it will break down, it's a piece of garbage. I was triceked into buyin g an Eco which died after 1500 miles and then told bny the company to byuy the V. that died 3 times within the first year and had to send it back to the company 3 times on my dime. each time i got it back it died within 100 miles. Dont waste your money ort listen to these nonsense reviews. these guys are reviewing a brand new scooter, see ifg you can find a review from someone who has one with over 25000 miles, they dont exist. because they die way before that. dont waste your money!
guess what, these things break and stop working often. When they break, you have no service options except to ship them back to the company located in california on your dime plus repair costs. My first etwow cost 1000$, i got 1500 miles out of it then it died, the company convinced me to upgrade to a booster v and gave me a discount, another $1000. that one died after 1800 miles, I had to send it back 3 separate times to have it serviced and repaired. It still doesn't work right. All the parts are faulty, the controllers are garbage and made in china, they break often from my experience. I would never buy anything from uscooter / etwow again. Total garbage. Great when and if it works but IMO, too expensive for a disposable scooter. you have been warned. These reviews are nonsense, let's see a review from someone who has traveled over 3000 miles on one of these, you wont find any because they don't exist.
🤦🏾♂️This range is terrible, I knew it once I saw the size. It’s unacceptable because when they give a range it’s usually under ideal conditions, so this scooter is probably going to give you 6 miles with normal conditions
you need to do do a video on Scooter stance chuck... NO T BRAKE stance with your foot popping out the side... gumby stance is what you do esp with this scooter..
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Just got one for $400 second hand. It doesn’t have a scratch on it, practically brand new. Such a deal and awesome light weight scooter
Got the 2019 model of this last week for £349 British pounds Black Friday deal but it came with the silicon deck and the safety catch for the folding mechanism so it’s been facelifted since this review. Fantastic scooter for someone new to them like me, low maintenance portable and fast enough.
It looks a lot better than I expected. Nice review!
Thank you bro 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻, great content as usual , keep up the great work chuck
David Vosk Uscooter Booster Gt Vs Unagi Model one, I’ll only be going 15mph. I have a few hills on my commute but at max I’ll be going 5 miles in a day and weight 100 kg.Which would be better, I’m seriously struggling on choosing. Unagi has better breaking but uscooter has suspension and shock absorbers and better build quality?
Definitely a place for this one in the market, especially after seeing the miles the owner put on his (photo from you Facebook post). Looks like it's got a nice top speed for an ultra portable scooter. Loght weight without a doubt... Definitely not my style but again I could easily see owning one of these if I needed a portable or ultraportable ride. Thanks again for the Trunk Test and the Drop Test, my passed the drop test this week, need an extension for my kickstand! Great review and great Live Chat (as usual)
Don't need room for large feet if people stand like you do on a skateboard, which in my opinion is the correct way to stand in order to be able to have a better ability to see what's coming behind you.
Love the new format with all the graphs n stats on screen -2 important things from an owner of an og Uscooter - 1) you guys really need to help other scooter buyers and remind them/show them that part of mastering this type of scooter (or any scooter ) is learning to drop your foot down onto the street as a third and highly effective skid brake -you can stop almost immediately or do a controlled slide stops based on your foot to ground pressure (skateboarders use this method all the time) 2) blending push steps in w/ actual motor power will help minimize your battery drain on hills otherwise those hills will destroy your battery -ALSO the regen capacity on my regen brakes wore out after a couple years -but still these are the best first time scooter !!
You did not mention what speed you were doing to reach your average mileage. Speed is not the only thing commuters look for, it's in depth range test. Please state this in description for us commuters who need to get to work at a longer distance. For example, dose the scooter have a medium speed mode which can increase the range to 22miles?
Thanks for the great review! I live on a sailboat, anchored off Key West, and I've decided to get this scooter. I have to load/unload it into my dingy when going to and from my sloop, and I'll be charging it with Sedna's solar power.
That’s awesome! Enjoy your scooter.
Super video! I applauded for $2.00 👏
Thanks, Justin, for the applause! We appreciate you!
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide your site is SO excellent. Went down a major e scooter wormhole picking one this past weekend and your site and reviews were the deciding factor on my choice ❤️
I personally like the normal brakes than thumb brakes but this scooter is so portable, it's amazing.
Very insightful! Thanks for sharing. -Vosk
Better get a kugoo S1, paid 235euros for mine just 2 weeks ago. Really affordable/portable , max speed is 19mph which is okay. Range is 12-19miles
Hi Chuck, thanks for the great review; what is the best lightweight dual motor scooter out there?
Why wasn't the glion dolly included in the range test?? Also, does it roll when folded? I don't want to pick it up all the time as a small girl.
Scooter shopping in Maine. I know of no merchants even selling scooters. Maybe a Walmart. There are so many models and brands on line shopping is the Wild West oart 2. Take your best shot and hoe like Hell you guessed right. I settled on a Hiboy S2 Pro with a 500W motor because my town is kinda hilly and my parents/sister live in the next town over or an 8 mile oneway trip. So it's stated 25 mile range might cover the 16 miles round trip. At 36 lbs it's not the lightest but it has 10 inch solid tires and some suspension. It was at time of purchase the best compromise I could find. Still don't know if i made the right choice as I keep finding other models. Still I do like the Hiboy just wish I had a fuller picture of what the market offers in total at time of purchase.
Excellent 👍 review as usual.
Cheers
If you live in the city or an apt, the small portable size scooters are the only way to go. This looks like good bang for the buck. It must be made from the same molds as my Zoom Stryder; it looks so similar.
Great review. Compared to the Zero 9, what do you recommend???
Zero 9 is much better value for the price. The only cons I can see are the price (730€ AliExpress) and weight (19Kg). Check out Kugoo models. They are by far the most popular solution to Etwow ones. Build quality is not that high but for roughly 300€ it offers a lot for that low price.
@@berserk989_ thanks 😊
Get a Zero 8 for the same price($800). Zero 8 has bigger deck,better range and braking,and better ,wider handlebar and nicer suspension and lights. It's heavier by 12 lbs. but still a better buy. IMHO.
$900.00 is affordable???
Overpriced ! Its another rebranded china made generic electric scooter painted a different color with another fancy name and high price tag
@@MrRippinonyou Do you know the chinese brand? Manufacturer? Link?
@@MrRippinonyou they are Romanian (etwow)
Id rather save for the emove cruiser
Horizon has more than double this range and is roughly the same top speed and costs less
I hope in the succeeding videos there is a kph conversion as there are subscribers in many foreign countries follow u. Ita hard to always think of the conversion from mph or miles.
Another great review! Thank you everyone at esg!
this channel is so under-appreciated compared to the quality of the videos.
@Ray Be kind to others, it goes a long way Hopefully faster
That looks super cool😎
Great review!
Have you tested the GT 2020 yet? That would be a fair comparison to the Unagi or any other sub 30lb scooter that costs < $1500. It has substantially higher performance and range too!
how is this in rain and snow? any place to put/hang bags of groceries?
What the difference between the Booster Sport vs. E-Twow GT ???
Superb review 👍
Your definition of affordable and my definition of Affordable are clearly not the same.
Are the tires for Booster Sport changeable? Can they be replaced with pneumatic tires?
What would you recommend between this model and Myway Inokim Light 2?
Both models are relatively outdated in this current market!
My scooter weighs 90 lbs and I do carry it upstairs but it's worth it for me cause it's smokin' fast (and better range) and comfortable cushy ride over rough roads 😁
The doormen where I work would not be too pleased if I tried stuffing a 90 pound scooter into the elevator, but the e-twow is so small / inconspicuous, I have no trouble getting it into the building. I say - have one of each - fast and comfy and small / convenient.
Hard to beat my Xiaomi M365 Pro with upgrades: hydraulic rear brakes, front 10-inch tire pneumatic in front, solid 8.5 inch tire behind, firmware to go 32+ kph, range of 40 kms for a total cost of $600.
How much more will you spend upgrading
Tires replaceable? Any vids on how its done? Can front suspension be adjusted if it gets saggy or softer over time?
This is a great question. One of ours has a flat spotted rear tire which is driving me nuts.
There is no adjustment for the front suspension, but it's already pretty firm. A little grease on the hexagonal shaft would help the front work better.
The rear is a bit soft, but you can't tighten the nut on the spring any further, to increase pre-load. It feels bottomed out already. You could potentially disassemble the spring and add a shim to increase preload, but depending on how much preload is already on the spring, it may be diffifcult to get the nut started on the shaft once a shim is added. Always be very careful when removing springs, as they can be dangerous, if there is still pre-load left in the spring, when you reach the end of the threads and the nut comes off. -Paul
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide can prolly buy a diff shock that fits. If front shock is not adjustable thats nor good cuz when it shows age n wear u cant tune it. It will give a spongy ride eventually. Not a fan of solid Tires for riding on urban streets due to alot of shock n vibration even with suspension. Also solid Tires wear n replacing the tire is prolly $$ n a fight to get old one off n new one on
Do you have to buy the charger separately or is it included? So confused!
Charger comes with it
$900 is affordable if you’re taking home 50k + a year. But another great review scooter dude!
I sold this and bought a Tesla
I am currently Comparing: This vs. Nanbot Max vs. Turbo Wheel Swift ???
Did y'all do a review on the dolly? I can't seem to find it
I personally reviewed the older model (pre-suspension) electric-scooter.guide/reviews/glion-dolly-review/
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide
Dolly 215 to 225 model (8/2019):
+ rear taillight
+ rear friction fender stomp emergency brake
+ front suspension spring
Can you link the ULock used???
Which if any is suitable for a 320 pound person to go up hills? please.
What better hiboy s2 pro or I scooter ?
Question: does it coast when you let off the throttle or does it cause the motor to slow down.
ya, and is there a name for that. I'd like it to coast too.
You mean cruise control
Thanks for the overview. This seems a bit pricey for what it is. The guy on your live stream was touting how great and revolutionary it is however I don't see it. Where is the innovation here? I used to ride a Xooter (push) scooter around campus and the telescoping handle bar clamps are problematic. They fail either by slipping or the clamp cracks entirely. Traveling at speed this could be dangerous. (The engineer should design something better) Also at 25mph a disc brake is a must in my opinion. (I know it adds weight but safety right) Lastly, while it's nice the handlebars fold inward for portability they seem to short to be very stable when riding. Of course I am just speculating since I haven't test rode one but at 6'1" and can't image that to be comfortable. On the plus side they kept it light and portable I guess... Well, I have been watching reviews for months trying to find the ideal scooter for me and so far the Mercane Widewheel Pro fits most of what I am looking for. Keep the great reviews coming!
Cheers,
Greg
Greg Allen I have one at 6ft and 85kg. It is very good for commuting and frighteningly fast. I do agree though that a disc break would be useful. I understand the next model will have one and there is a fix you can retrofit.
Greg Allen ln uk you can purchase that £279 in my aponion its beat value and its not got a restricter of 15.5 miles an hour.
What size are those tires?!
I have made a video for the factory settings! Of the etwow scooter!
This thing is almost as small as the kick scooter I had when I was little lol
Suggest me, 1- dual soft suspension, 2- normal light weight, 3- wide steering. 25 Mp speed, easy folding, 3 hour charge time. under $700
Not many scooters with that criteria
I have this scooter and it’s a very bumpy almost unbearable ride thanks to the solid tires 🤦🏻♀️ but great battery life, lightweight, and fast. It’s fun for smooth roads.
Where is Glion Dolly 215 data on range bar graph?
Please review the Bolzzen atom pro e scooter.......Thx
I'm so confused why is it faster than it's more expensive brother
$900 affordable????????!!!!!!!! I'ld like to try out what you smoking.
You get what you pay for
DaBinChe Well. At the same time people pay $1000 for their new smart phones.
I can see I’m not the only one who thinks a definite con is price. Ninbot Max and a $100 change would suggest that this is way overpriced. Irrespective of portability. Having said that, very informative review as always.
Is this smaller than the booster V?
Hatch Peacock same scooter but less powerful battery. Thats the only difference.
My nanbot d3 is very annoying when letting off the throttle
Link not working
They didn't talk about the charging time either : (
It's a modified Zoom Stryder Ex
It's not modified at all it is a Zoom Stryder..lol double the price..jeez
The real question is can I take it on a plane? 😬
Is 800 dollars affordable
The U-lock looks bigger than the scooter lol
that looks exactly like the kugoo s1
Now Made in China stuff are not like it used to be... Before Chinese products had a bad name... now the majority of their products surfing the internet like this and other scooters are amazingly high quality.
people living in the past
go for a kagoo s1 pro, they are like $400 on amazon, literally the same thing.
Definitely not affordable in so many households. The Glion Dolly is more in line price wise
Electric scooter prices
Gas prices are worse!
Nice scooter but worth maybe $500 For this money Kaabo Skywalker 10H is obvious choice... ;)
But about 20lbs heavier. I’m weigh about 125lbs and something like may be ideal for me since I plan to lug this around when I’m out. There isn’t many competitors that has this balance of portability, range and speed.
*If this costs $900, I'd rather get the Kaabo Skywalker. Better specs, better looking, better known brand.*
Nice package but just like the Unagi, too expensive. Why would I pay $900 for this when I can pay $99 more and get a 1200 watt Kaabo Skywalker? Even at the higher weight.
Kay Jay That’s the point. It’s a commuter scooter I can throw on the luggage rack.
After riding a ton of share scooters I wouldn't buy anything that has the motor in the front. Front motor scooters are so much more sketchy and with way worse traction in even light rain. I am bummed when I go to rent one and only front drive ones are available.
Interesting you should say that. the Panther is the one of the worst handling, worst high-speed-stability scooters I've ridden. Many other reviews, including Alien Rides have mentioned the lack of stability at speed. It's interesting to look at though, and the suspension does feel good at lower speeds.
I'd love to try another one, to see if there was something wrong with the one we had. For example, we had the offroad tires on it. I went over it, checking nuts and bolts from end to end before doing my top speed run on it. -Paul
you guys who think 900 is 3000 can go buy a razor 30bucks non powered scooter just think of it as an Uscooter minus motor
This scooter look like Kugoo
doa!
Best value for money in uk ypu can purchase that scooter for £279
Really? Where?!
@@gazzasmyff2391 on Ebay it's called kugoo S2 it goes just over 22 mph hour and my weight is 107 kilos.
It's the same as that model but the name is different.
Pure scooter wants £450 for this scooter but its name is stryder.
Plus the kugoo as a colour speed monitor.
Solid tires reduce your top speed
Solid tires reduce rolling resistance though, so better top speed
I_need_1_Decillion_Dollars I switched to solid and my top speed went down
Hi, great video
what app or device do you use to make thouse G-graphs on ua-cam.com/video/ukG2UgsCROE/v-deo.html ?
900 dollar kugoo s1
Will leave you stranded, controllers are all faulty. the machine breaks down often when you need it most and the company cannot repair these things and offer no warranty for the scooter, only parts, it will break down, it's a piece of garbage. I was triceked into buyin g an Eco which died after 1500 miles and then told bny the company to byuy the V. that died 3 times within the first year and had to send it back to the company 3 times on my dime. each time i got it back it died within 100 miles. Dont waste your money ort listen to these nonsense reviews. these guys are reviewing a brand new scooter, see ifg you can find a review from someone who has one with over 25000 miles, they dont exist. because they die way before that. dont waste your money!
Stig! lol.
Almost 1000 not good
guess what, these things break and stop working often. When they break, you have no service options except to ship them back to the company located in california on your dime plus repair costs. My first etwow cost 1000$, i got 1500 miles out of it then it died, the company convinced me to upgrade to a booster v and gave me a discount, another $1000. that one died after 1800 miles, I had to send it back 3 separate times to have it serviced and repaired. It still doesn't work right. All the parts are faulty, the controllers are garbage and made in china, they break often from my experience. I would never buy anything from uscooter / etwow again. Total garbage. Great when and if it works but IMO, too expensive for a disposable scooter. you have been warned. These reviews are nonsense, let's see a review from someone who has traveled over 3000 miles on one of these, you wont find any because they don't exist.
🤦🏾♂️This range is terrible, I knew it once I saw the size. It’s unacceptable because when they give a range it’s usually under ideal conditions, so this scooter is probably going to give you 6 miles with normal conditions
Photos By Sheron It’s about right. I do 5 miles and have about 50% left on my commute.
I think it’s pretty accurate. I have over 60-80% left after my 8-mile commute. I’m pretty light though and don’t go at top speed.
I've done 15 miles on mine in one trip and I'm fat.
im sorry, but this guys wearing tims on a e-twow... come on guys... stop
you need to do do a video on Scooter stance chuck... NO T BRAKE stance with your foot popping out the side... gumby stance is what you do esp with this scooter..
*900$ but the range is a NO for me*
mph without km/h? Bye and till never
definitely don't ride this scooter on wet surface.
Would be good to european watchers to see kmh and kg measures , for now a dislike cause of that
This is rebranded and overpriced Kugoo S1 Pro which cost 300 USD.
🤔🤷♂️ meh my gas bicycle 65+ mph