wow I was going to get this scooter but this is a deal breaker as I am used to going up hills no problem in my hiboy s2pro (350w 36volt) I wonder what grade this hill was.
This was on Indiegogo at the same time as the InMotion L9 and I am so glad I went with the InMotion L9 as it is way better in all departments. The Splach does look nice and seems pretty compact though the poor hill climbing performance really sucks!
Yeah, I will say that the Inmotion L9 definitely did better at climbing hills, though it also suffered from overheating more. Both are pretty nice and I hope you enjoy your Inmotion L9! 👽🖖
The scooter looks amazing but the hill climbing uncertainty and the small deck is a bit of a deal breaker if you live in a city with hills and wear over 11 shoes 😢
personally i dont think getting a 36v scooter is worth unless you are doing very short commutes. if you ware in the 120-160 weight class you can do well with 36v but going from 170 and up is when it starts to show its wekaness. 170- 220 you should look at 48v scooters since they will work better and give you excellent range. for anyone past 230 either a dual motor 48v or a 52v scooter is what you should aim for. thats just my hot take cause ive owned the es4 and it got me 12 miles, i got a joyor x5 which is 48v and reliably got 20 miles. Now i have the splach turbo scooter and i get about the same as the joyor but able to climb the hills i live around much easier without having to kick
Such a hard call, all of those are great options, including the turbowheel swift from ewheels as well. I gotta say I'm liking the splach in this power range, so I might have to recommend that one, unless you have a lot of hills in your area. Good luck with your decision!
I wouldn't go with this company. My friend bought one from them and had a few problem. The company even grayed out his negative comments on their funding page, which I find VERY unprofessional. I guess they don't want anyone else to know about the flaws with this scooter. Here is what I find disturbing compared: -the speedometer is way different than what is shown in this video. -my friend had sent them a video of their charging power supply with a infrared reading from 109 to 143 degree fahrenheit. The company reply back said it's normal, without ANY evidence to back it up. -the rear led light were installed improperly which the company had ask my friend to fix himself to which he finds impossible due to the wires were glued short to the battery chassis. -company first blames on FedEx about the cracked speedometer when it's clearly due to the lack of packaging of the speedometer. -when many users complaint it the speed that this scooter claims to get, the company releases a video claiming the actual speed by putting the scooter revving up to its speed off the ground.... WITHOUT ANYONE or weight on it. What a joke! And after comparing my Segway Ninebot Max to my friend's Splach, the workmanship and quality of the Splach looks rushed and unfinished. They'll only kiss your a$$ if you're complimenting their product. Otherwise, you'll get nothing good in return.
Thanks for sharing your findings, these are good things to look out for in any scooter. I think I have definitely seen cracked speedometers on a lot of scooters, generally due to it not being loose and not enough packaging, they should send you a replacement if that happens. I think the heat on the charger is pretty normal. Besides that, the other points are definitely concerning. Sorry to hear about the problems your friend has.
Yeah, weight is definitely an important aspect. If you can afford the Spider that's the way to go. It's definitely a much better scooter than this, but it's also quite a bit more expensive. Ride safe!
Great review! Just have a few comments! As another commenter mentioned, the Orange is the Turbo and the Blue is the Ranger but early adopters had the option to request a color and model. Later adopters only had the option of model and the color was standard. I have the Turbo myself. Not a bad scooter but I will say that the motor ratings they have on their site are also inaccurate. The Ranger had a 350W motor with a 20A controller and 36V battery. The Turbo has a 600W motor with a 25A controller and 52V battery. As for the weight, expect it to be about 5-7 lbs heavier than advertised. I'm a big fan of the riding comfort on this scooter. Looks great, amazing suspension but if you're looking for speed or range I would look elsewhere. Based on personal experience and others experiences, you should expect about 21-23mph for the Ranger on average in Sport mode. You should expect 22-24mph for the Turbo in sport mode. After about 5 miles on the Turbo in sport mode the performance drops and you can only get to about 20mph. I am 160lbs for reference. Can probably get up to 10-12 miles on the Turbo in 3rd gear (Sport)
Appreciate your comment and great insight into this scooter. I got the ranger version as shown by the 36 volt charger, but it sounds like the colors don't really indicate the model, unless they've changed things. Yeah, you're a bit lighter than I am so you would probably get a bit higher speed and range out of the scooter. Ride safe! 👽🖖
Davbie thanks for your valuable input. Yes, I've learned that when it comes to PEV's, whether it be bike, uni, scooter, skateboard, they all exaggerate or are straight up misleading with the specs.
Great intel here. So, this scooter is pretty much best for adjustable suspension but other features seem to suck compared to other more balanced scooters. I am about the same weight as you and my $500 hiboy pro gives similar speed and range.
@@AlienRides it is i wish it had 10 inch tires instead lol , im in the market for scooter for my gf and I think we're going to go with the 1000w zero 10😀, I dunno how she's going to keep up with the 11x🥶🥶🥶😜
I have this scooter. I was number 500 something. I like it. First things first .. you messed up in the commentary .. you have the turbo, which is orange. The blue is the ranger . The 1st people who paid, they had a choice of colors, but the rest of us got ORANGE for turbo and BLUE for ranger. I like mine .. upgraded from a segway ninebot max. Before seeing your entire video, I'm gonna say this .. the suspension, I love it! It's really tested and true. The speed, although I didn't get it to go superfast, but I like to have a choice when I need to get away from a situation to avoid an accident or something, they gave a higher rating then it really is. Many backers are not happy about this. The company, at least the social media side, they are very censored in that .. if you say anything they don't like, they'll block you from the group, delete your comments, and turn off commenting. Censoring isn't right, at all! They only want good comments, they agree with. Anyone asking questing, or wondering how to work something, any adviceagainst their way, they delete. Hopefully your review is really objective.
Yeah, that's a shame about not being open to criticism in their group. I guess they're using it as an advertising platform. I definitely have the ranger which is the 36 volt system (verified by the charger). Maybe they changed the colors or something though. Appreciate your insightful comment. 👽🖖
Actually, Splach was releasing the Turbo and ranger in any of the two colorways you chose so some of the earlier scooters aren't indicated by their color.
Love the review. I was thinking to myself 17-Mile comparing to the 37 miles they promised is definitely different but you did state that you didn't finish the battery on it as well as being on hills and weighing more so that did play A part. I currently own the glion scooter and I live in New York City. The glion is currently going for $450 and I get roughly 6 miles out of it. If I may ask how much do you weigh because I'm currently 210 lb so I wanted to compare
Thanks for stopping by! I'm about 185 lbs, but probably around 200 when I put on all of my gear. I think it's a reasonable little scooter for the price.
I was thinking of signing up for this but I wasn’t sure if my funds would guarantee me a scooter so I held off. I never did this type of purchase before
Yes, I would say that I am very hesitant of most crowdfunding campaigns, but Splach seems to have run a successful campaign and are shipping scooters now. You can still order one from their indiegogo page if you're interested.
I'm amazed you had this scooter in your radar, I'm grateful because I was dying for a review, because Im waiting for the second batch to reach L.A. by the end of the month and another 5 to 7 days to get the clearance for USPS to ship to the consumer. I can't wait to get my Ranger, by the way I live around SF might see you around. Great job on the review!
Hi MrMeep.. Just seeing how you're doing with the Ranger. I'm trying to contact them by phone, do you have one for them? I'm looking at a used one now and may need to upgrade or replace a battery or something..
This is Ezotron T8.... Clone. The Ezotron T8 has for security 🔐 also nfc key! So this is lower clone model. Battery 🔋 are SINC one.. Not that good. And this electric scooter is very sleepery on wet road because of the solid tires! So choose carefully! Thank you for the review! 👌 😉
Both are really great scooters. I would say the E-twow is more compact, while the splach is more rugged with a bigger suspension. Depends on if the larger size is good for you or not.
Def the ranger. More range is awesome. Splach sent us early contributors a discount link for the turbo and ranger. If you're interested here you go. Message them via email and Facebook for authenticity about these links if you're having doubts. Feel free to add me on Instagram @mellXWB. I have a Ranger discount there too. If you want to video chat im down to show you the ranger too✌🏼 Turbo discount 👇🏼 www.indiegogo.com/projects/splach-ultra-smooth-suspension-e-scooter?secret_perk_token=0f1d0557#/
I want a vsett8 apex but its not out yet and nobody seems to know when it will be avaliable so im going to get a splach mukata... same thing.. and im going to buy a 5a charger from alien rides. Too bad i cant buy the splach mukata from alien rides too. :(
Oh, an X10... lol Can no company invent their own design or do they just need to steal all the time? It's becoming boring now seeing the same scooter designs with different labels.
Yeah, a ton of these scooters are starting to have the same design. I liked this one because they successfully crowdfunded it. I think I'm going to start only doing more unique things though... 🤔
Design evolution is like natural evolution in some ways Theres only so many ways that you can design something to do a particular job successfully. Over time, the less successful (either don't do the job as well, or do but cost more) designs are whittled down to a few that are left. Considering that e-scooters are only the latest in a series of two wheeled vehicles with suspension, they had plenty of historical designs to test in this new platform. For rear suspension, theres the swingarm. No design on motorcycles, bicycles or scooters can beat it for its combination of sideways rigidity, vertical movement, suspension control and compactness. For front there are a few with telescopic forks, a few with girder forks but the majority seem to use the trailing link design as used in this scooter. Unlike some of the other platforms, compactness of the package in functioning and folded condition is very important. The trailing link allows this, at the expense of deck length for a given wheelbase because the pivoting mechanism and shock are behind the wheel. It's also simpler to build with less pieces. I am designing my own scooter with a girder fork. 'Cos reasons. According to my drawings, it will be quite a bit bulkier than the trailing link type, particularly when folded, but maximizes the deck length for a given overall, as the pivoting arms and shock are in front of the steering head. I am going for cruising comfort over folded compactness.
Look at it this way if you want your product to be cheaper to make and sell them you are not going to invest in a big pile of cash for a new design and find a factory to manufacture it will cost time and lots of money, so if you see lots of scooters that look alike it's a good thing for us consumer means it will be more affordable for the rest. I believe their next generation of splash scooter will be faster and heavier if people are fine with paying an extra of $300-$500 for a better battery and bigger tires.
Very nice video, with beautiful footage and useful info and toughts! The only 1 thing to consider, though, is that, for me, the whole purpose of having a dual motor scooter is for higher torque and therefore a higher hill climb capability. So, at least in the case of the ranger model, for me it doesn't make any sense! If you live in a flat area there are tons of single motor scooters cappable of hitting 30+ mph, and they are probably going to be cheaper!
Thanks for the video! I am impressed a crowdfunded scooter actually went into production. I would have changed the name as "Splach" doesn't really sound like a PEV model in my opinion. I agree with you for the price the looks and performance are solid.
Can someone explain to me what all this mean "crowdfunded" is that how u buy a scooter who does it benefit and does the money go into rich peoples pockets only ? Like 90% of fundraisers
All those claims are false... he got half the claimed mileage range ... I'm sure he's around 230-250 since he looks tall n heavy.... 17miles isn't bad for a $500 scooter but this is $800 ... of he got 17miles on the Ranger imagine what he will get the the other model w shorter range... 3miles speed and 300 wattage differences isn't worth the upgrade with such a small battery which seems weird and stupid to have the better model less battery since bigger motor needs bigger battery... the Ranger not powerful enough motor for heavier people... turbo battery too small for range .... so neither of these are worth the $850 and $915 pricing w tax included...
Good points, I'm about 180 lbs, maybe closer to 200 with all of my camera and protective gear. Most scooters inflate specs since there's no oversight, definitely one of the reasons we give viewers what we find in our tests.
kinda disappointed NOT having kinetic energy, xiaomi m365 that cost $400 has kinetic energy , paid $900USD for a scooter with m365pro motor with no Kinetic SMH, Indiegogo when I purchase gave me till sept.15 to get a refund , I purchased on sept.5 , asked for a refund sept.6 and was refused by splach , A company that does good business should refund they customer if they don’t want it , just look at Apple, If your company wants to be successful you should look a your return/refund policy
I'm not sure I understand what kinetic energy refers to, is that electronic braking? Definitely agree about companies should have really great customer service.
All these scooters are made by couple manufacturers in China, slight alterations to demands of various retailers. Prices are related directly to battery size and types and motor watt.
Yeah definitely. I do think some companies can differentiate by offering a lower price, or longer warranty, but there's so many that are really similar. 👽🖖
I’m actually not sure if it’s on Amazon, their site is here though splach.bike/?gclid=CjwKCAjw0qOIBhBhEiwAyvVcf_66Hk3UJTFffSGIlLM8RAYNGGPcFlGWpWHbI6vcx09ZrsDtTjyy2BoCACUQAvD_BwE
After reading the reviews, this is just a good looking scooter with a nice adjustable suspension. Specs seem to be misleading and real specs like speed and range fall far behind the claimed specs. Is there other brand that offers adjustable suspension? I weight 150p and I'm afraid most suspensions will be stiff for me.
Sadly most brands don’t offer adjustable suspension out of the box, buying your scooter and upgrading the suspension might be a good ideas. Maybe the vsett 10+ or similar? 👽🖖
I am currently looking to replace my light-weight “grocery-getter” NanRobot X-4. There are a lot of features, including rear suspension, dual charge-ability and battery that I like. Need to know the weight, wether or not pneumatic tires and tire SIZE, brake info, ect. before investing that kind of money. Thinking emove cruiser, for that kind of cash. Does the stem lock down when folded?
Good questions! Yes, stem locks when folded. I believe tubed tires, 8". I'm not sure on weight, but I'll try to check. Emove cruise is also an excellent option for this range. Good luck with your decision!
Nice, those specs seem about right. San Francisco hills are extremely steep, very few scooters can make it up all of them, so I'll give the splach a pass on that. It's definitely a nice little scooter.
Regarding the battery life and range of PEVs, this issue seems to be on track to change dramatically in the next few years. Yesterday I read in the news that NDB a California energy company is making batteries from nuclear wast that are said to last years without needing a recharge and can fit into any form factor! If all works out we can expect to see PEV's with basically unlimited battery life. Anyone what to go cross country?
NYC is pretty flat, but after seeing your test ride, I am concerned whether it can cross the East River Bridges or handle upper Manhattan, The Bronx, etc. Still. the suspension is a big selling point over ninebot. Thanks for the early review.
I’m not familiar with how steep the grades there are, and I have a feeling that the turbo model might be better at climbing hills. Hope to get out to NYC soon so I can see for myself 😁
I'll watch it again but I don't remember hearing how much this EV weighs . I don't believe that could be left out of any good review. It's probably there.
Hi, thanks for the review. I live in the UK where e-scooters are currently not legal for road use. Can I ask, as you're in California and your state's speed limit for e-scooters is 15 mph, how do manufacturers such as Apollo or Splach get around selling these scoots that can exceed the 15 mph? Do you require a special driver licence?
@@AlienRidesthanks for the quick response, subbed* I was discouraged about the L9 due to the max speed of 18, while splash can do 25. but after seeing this I think it’s worth the loss is speed for torque on these hills and range. Keep up the good work!
@@59obliteration Yeah, it could be. Definitely check out our video on the L9 if you haven't: ua-cam.com/video/mA5mj3Iqcx4/v-deo.html Also, the emove cruiser might be a good option for you too: ua-cam.com/video/kDvaDvqGdmk/v-deo.html
Looked for this all over the comments. Is it just me, or did it choke on the slightest of hills? By the way 👽, impressed with your ability to keep up with comments. Keep up the good work!
I think this is the only e scooter with front and rear drum breaks. I prefer drum breaks but I live near steep hills and this ranger version doesn’t power up the hills well.
Splach seems to have had a very successful campaign and I for one am glad that their campaign did not fall through, since I'm expecting my Ranger at the end of September. Great video! Looking forward to your next one
I really love the design. It's not a revolution, as we can see this (Splasch Turbo) is a Zero 8 with the design of the Zero 10X. So if we compare the Turbo with the Zero 8, it seems that the Zero 8 is a little bit faster and will take hills a little bit better. But, due to the design, the Zero 8 is not as comfortable as the Splasch. I've almost fall for the Splasch, but in the end, if we compare the price, the Zero 8 seems still a better bargain.
Interesting, nice observations around the Zero 8 vs Splach. I think both would make a nice little commuter scooter. Maybe we should compare the Zero 8 against the turbo version?
@@AlienRides Absolutely, both are great for commuting and it would be nice to compare with Zero 8 ! Just for curiosity, have you ever tested the Zero 10 (single motor of 1000W) ? I cannot find a good review of it (range, speed and hills climbing). Take care
Does this scooter actually ship from indigogo? If I wait till November to get this will it 100% come? I live in Canada so will this ship from indigogo to canada? Thinking of selling my Segway ninebot max for this scooter!
Well I think the company ships it, and people are receiving them. It's a nice scooter, but I'm not sure if it's a huge upgrade over your ninebot max or anything.
Apollo is a GREAT Canadian scooter company. I live in Arizona across the country from them and chose Apollo over companies closer to me, because of their strong service and warranty.
Thanks Alien Rides! It's so cool that the scooter I have on order from Indiegogo has been reviewed by a youtube I am a fan of and the first UA-camr to introduce me to the Rion!
Wow. I bought my Ninebot max in San Francisco (used) and it powered up those hills with only 350 watt motor. Does a solid 18 mph full or half charged. I was impressed. Bought it on the spot. For a budget scooter I think it's still the bench mark. Don't get me wrong I would have bought this because of the suspension for (Edit : Had wrong price) $829 they are advertising. As you said the real world mph is similar to Segway Ninebot Max as well as the range with 19 miles at 18 mph full throttle. Very similar scooters but this wins due to the suspension. Edit: Started to write this comment before video finished and we came to the same conclusion and comparison to the Segway Ninebot Max.
Hah, thanks for stopping by. I agree that the max is a nice little scooter. I think this one is faster, but the ninebot Max might have more torque. Maybe we can do a comparison video in the future.
Rxonmymind hah, I’m actually not sure on the exact hill, just a random one I stumbled across in Bernal heights. I’ll try to remember to say the street name next time!
Minimotors brought back the Production of Controllers and Displays inhouse a year ago that they had outsourced before that. I guess that is what the outsourcer does now ;-)
Interesting, I'm not super familiar with the Blade 10 but I just looked it up and there are indeed some similarities. Just found this one interesting because it was crowdfunded.
@@AlienRides you can find the blade on aliexpress and banggood, there many version also if you order 20 piece of those you can customize the box and the logo, directly using banggood you dont need to do nothing......a lot of italian here do rebrand and sell the blade10, like skuudiero and eskoot.
Hard to say, both are really solid scooters I think and I don't have gripes on either. Maybe just divide watt hours and top speed by cost and see which one is the better deal.
Hola, hace unos días empecé a usar este SPLACH TURBO, me gustaría que me explicaras paso por paso como puedo llegar a la velocidad de 45 km/h, porque a lo mas mucho que ha llegado es a 37 km/h poniéndolo en Gear 3 que supuestamente es la velocidad máxima, por favor ayúdame, o será que las compañías engañan a los clientes para que así compren, mostrando buenas especificaciones del producto
Been fast charging for years and haven't noticed much of a change, maybe it does slightly, but I think it takes so long to do any real damage it's not worth worrying about 👽🖖
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I love you alien rides ❤. Is the splash?
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Very interesting scooter
Can't wait for a raw fpv video
Stay safe from all that smoke bro!!!!
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Wow that's pretty bad...imagine for someone with an extra 20 or 30 pounds...😵😵😵😵😵😵😵
According to the Indiegogo page, the Ranger is rated 350W and peak 500W. of course it can't do hills that great.
@@tonyfeng4780 its because of the limiting 36v battery. the joyor x5 has the same motor but with a 48v battery. it would easily make that hill
Yes. That's a deal breaker
it's weird , cause I ride on my xiaomi scooter pro with 300 watts and going max speed on all bridges with no slowdown.
wow I was going to get this scooter but this is a deal breaker as I am used to going up hills no problem in my hiboy s2pro (350w 36volt) I wonder what grade this hill was.
This was on Indiegogo at the same time as the InMotion L9 and I am so glad I went with the InMotion L9 as it is way better in all departments. The Splach does look nice and seems pretty compact though the poor hill climbing performance really sucks!
Yeah, I will say that the Inmotion L9 definitely did better at climbing hills, though it also suffered from overheating more. Both are pretty nice and I hope you enjoy your Inmotion L9! 👽🖖
The scooter looks amazing but the hill climbing uncertainty and the small deck is a bit of a deal breaker if you live in a city with hills and wear over 11 shoes 😢
Yeah, it's definitely not going to climb any hills quickly... Nice little commuter though if you don't have hills.
If you need good power and an impressive deck check out the Apollo line. Not that I needed it - ladies size 6! (boys 4) lol
personally i dont think getting a 36v scooter is worth unless you are doing very short commutes. if you ware in the 120-160 weight class you can do well with 36v but going from 170 and up is when it starts to show its wekaness. 170- 220 you should look at 48v scooters since they will work better and give you excellent range. for anyone past 230 either a dual motor 48v or a 52v scooter is what you should aim for. thats just my hot take cause ive owned the es4 and it got me 12 miles, i got a joyor x5 which is 48v and reliably got 20 miles. Now i have the splach turbo scooter and i get about the same as the joyor but able to climb the hills i live around much easier without having to kick
Good point about rider weight and congrats on your new splach turbo. Hope to try that one and compare it against the ranger model some day.
Would you recommend the Splach or the Zero 8 or 9? I'm looking for a scooter with some suspension and the Splach looks pretty cool. Great review btw!
Such a hard call, all of those are great options, including the turbowheel swift from ewheels as well. I gotta say I'm liking the splach in this power range, so I might have to recommend that one, unless you have a lot of hills in your area. Good luck with your decision!
I wouldn't go with this company. My friend bought one from them and had a few problem. The company even grayed out his negative comments on their funding page, which I find VERY unprofessional. I guess they don't want anyone else to know about the flaws with this scooter.
Here is what I find disturbing compared:
-the speedometer is way different than what is shown in this video.
-my friend had sent them a video of their charging power supply with a infrared reading from 109 to 143 degree fahrenheit. The company reply back said it's normal, without ANY evidence to back it up.
-the rear led light were installed improperly which the company had ask my friend to fix himself to which he finds impossible due to the wires were glued short to the battery chassis.
-company first blames on FedEx about the cracked speedometer when it's clearly due to the lack of packaging of the speedometer.
-when many users complaint it the speed that this scooter claims to get, the company releases a video claiming the actual speed by putting the scooter revving up to its speed off the ground.... WITHOUT ANYONE or weight on it. What a joke!
And after comparing my Segway Ninebot Max to my friend's Splach, the workmanship and quality of the Splach looks rushed and unfinished.
They'll only kiss your a$$ if you're complimenting their product. Otherwise, you'll get nothing good in return.
Thanks for sharing your findings, these are good things to look out for in any scooter. I think I have definitely seen cracked speedometers on a lot of scooters, generally due to it not being loose and not enough packaging, they should send you a replacement if that happens. I think the heat on the charger is pretty normal.
Besides that, the other points are definitely concerning. Sorry to hear about the problems your friend has.
Red flag
You forgot to mention weight. If it's targeting to be a commuter scooter, that's very important to know
I checked tghe weight now. At 17.7kg it's only two kg lighter than the Dualtron Spider. That means it should not be worth considering in my opinion
Yeah, weight is definitely an important aspect. If you can afford the Spider that's the way to go. It's definitely a much better scooter than this, but it's also quite a bit more expensive. Ride safe!
Great review! Just have a few comments! As another commenter mentioned, the Orange is the Turbo and the Blue is the Ranger but early adopters had the option to request a color and model. Later adopters only had the option of model and the color was standard. I have the Turbo myself. Not a bad scooter but I will say that the motor ratings they have on their site are also inaccurate. The Ranger had a 350W motor with a 20A controller and 36V battery. The Turbo has a 600W motor with a 25A controller and 52V battery. As for the weight, expect it to be about 5-7 lbs heavier than advertised. I'm a big fan of the riding comfort on this scooter. Looks great, amazing suspension but if you're looking for speed or range I would look elsewhere. Based on personal experience and others experiences, you should expect about 21-23mph for the Ranger on average in Sport mode. You should expect 22-24mph for the Turbo in sport mode. After about 5 miles on the Turbo in sport mode the performance drops and you can only get to about 20mph. I am 160lbs for reference. Can probably get up to 10-12 miles on the Turbo in 3rd gear (Sport)
Appreciate your comment and great insight into this scooter. I got the ranger version as shown by the 36 volt charger, but it sounds like the colors don't really indicate the model, unless they've changed things. Yeah, you're a bit lighter than I am so you would probably get a bit higher speed and range out of the scooter. Ride safe! 👽🖖
Davbie thanks for your valuable input. Yes, I've learned that when it comes to PEV's, whether it be bike, uni, scooter, skateboard, they all exaggerate or are straight up misleading with the specs.
Great intel here. So, this scooter is pretty much best for adjustable suspension but other features seem to suck compared to other more balanced scooters. I am about the same weight as you and my $500 hiboy pro gives similar speed and range.
This looks like a frankienstien of a scooter with parts picked from 10 scooters 😁
And just like Frankenstein, it takes electricity to get it to move... oh my 😲😲
Hah, it's definitely a mix of scooters, but I think it all adds up to a pretty unique design. 👽🖖
@@AlienRides it is i wish it had 10 inch tires instead lol , im in the market for scooter for my gf and I think we're going to go with the 1000w zero 10😀, I dunno how she's going to keep up with the 11x🥶🥶🥶😜
@@donl3130 lol I didnt even peep that
@@AlienRides I like the 37 miles range. That's pretty good for going on errands and having some fun on the side.
What helmet is that? Looks cool
I'm using the fox proframe helmet in this video, link in video description. I like it because it's lightweight and breathable.
Did they collaborate with vsett on this model, it looks exacly the same as my vsett 8
Oh what a name...
Possibly the sound of a bus hitting you while riding? 😅
Great review! Look forward to what's next^^
Thanks for stopping by! 👽🖖
oh boy ANOTHER zero 10x but with garbage internals how FRESH
Hah, similar looks, but actually much cheaper/slower than the 10x. Good point though, looking forward to some fresh scooters.
Hey Alien Rides. I notice that my breaks are sounding wierd after I put over 250 miles on it. Do you know the problem?
Not sure, you might need to get it checked out by a bike or scooter shop. Good luck! 👽🖖
@@AlienRides thanks.
I have this scooter. I was number 500 something. I like it. First things first .. you messed up in the commentary .. you have the turbo, which is orange. The blue is the ranger . The 1st people who paid, they had a choice of colors, but the rest of us got ORANGE for turbo and BLUE for ranger. I like mine .. upgraded from a segway ninebot max.
Before seeing your entire video, I'm gonna say this .. the suspension, I love it! It's really tested and true. The speed, although I didn't get it to go superfast, but I like to have a choice when I need to get away from a situation to avoid an accident or something, they gave a higher rating then it really is. Many backers are not happy about this.
The company, at least the social media side, they are very censored in that .. if you say anything they don't like, they'll block you from the group, delete your comments, and turn off commenting. Censoring isn't right, at all! They only want good comments, they agree with. Anyone asking questing, or wondering how to work something, any adviceagainst their way, they delete.
Hopefully your review is really objective.
Yeah, that's a shame about not being open to criticism in their group. I guess they're using it as an advertising platform. I definitely have the ranger which is the 36 volt system (verified by the charger). Maybe they changed the colors or something though. Appreciate your insightful comment. 👽🖖
Actually, Splach was releasing the Turbo and ranger in any of the two colorways you chose so some of the earlier scooters aren't indicated by their color.
@@kevind2409 read my post .. that's what i said.
He didn't mess up in his commentary... He has a orange ranger lol
Love the review. I was thinking to myself 17-Mile comparing to the 37 miles they promised is definitely different but you did state that you didn't finish the battery on it as well as being on hills and weighing more so that did play A part. I currently own the glion scooter and I live in New York City. The glion is currently going for $450 and I get roughly 6 miles out of it. If I may ask how much do you weigh because I'm currently 210 lb so I wanted to compare
Thanks for stopping by! I'm about 185 lbs, but probably around 200 when I put on all of my gear. I think it's a reasonable little scooter for the price.
@@AlienRides that's dope thanks for the insight
There's nothing innovative or unique about these scooters. It's all off the shelf parts. That's why they can ship them out quickly.
True. I wonder why they need a Kickstarter campaign and I hate when they said they designed it.
I was thinking of signing up for this but I wasn’t sure if my funds would guarantee me a scooter so I held off. I never did this type of purchase before
Yes, I would say that I am very hesitant of most crowdfunding campaigns, but Splach seems to have run a successful campaign and are shipping scooters now. You can still order one from their indiegogo page if you're interested.
I've gotten ripped off on those sites. All marketing hype and a shit product that sucks or doesn't work at all. Never again.
I'm amazed you had this scooter in your radar, I'm grateful because I was dying for a review, because Im waiting for the second batch to reach L.A. by the end of the month and another 5 to 7 days to get the clearance for USPS to ship to the consumer. I can't wait to get my Ranger, by the way I live around SF might see you around. Great job on the review!
Happy to do this review as a lot of people were curious about the scooter. Hope you get it soon and enjoy it!
Hi MrMeep.. Just seeing how you're doing with the Ranger. I'm trying to contact them by phone, do you have one for them? I'm looking at a used one now and may need to upgrade or replace a battery or something..
Lol that wasnt even a hill more like a big bump and it didnt manage to make it 😅
Yeah... you definitely need more power if you want to conquer some hills.
Is it SPLATCH or SPLACK? Like Maybach...🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Hah, dunno, but I imagine it’s the sound you make if you get hit by a bus while riding. 😁
Good scooter, bad company name.
🤣 yeah... i'm not sure what a "splatch" is, maybe the sound if a bus hits you while riding 🤔
hahahaha exactly, sounds like the noise a loogie makes when it hits the ground
same thing as a vsett 8. what was the original non-clone model?
I believe they contracted out the factory, but it is quite similar. 👽🖖
This is Ezotron T8.... Clone. The Ezotron T8 has for security 🔐 also nfc key! So this is lower clone model. Battery 🔋 are SINC one.. Not that good. And this electric scooter is very sleepery on wet road because of the solid tires! So choose carefully! Thank you for the review! 👌 😉
Thank you for the early review! I am deciding between a E-twow GT and Splach turbo. Which one is the best ban for the buck? Anyone?
Both are really great scooters. I would say the E-twow is more compact, while the splach is more rugged with a bigger suspension. Depends on if the larger size is good for you or not.
Def the ranger. More range is awesome. Splach sent us early contributors a discount link for the turbo and ranger. If you're interested here you go. Message them via email and Facebook for authenticity about these links if you're having doubts. Feel free to add me on Instagram @mellXWB. I have a Ranger discount there too. If you want to video chat im down to show you the ranger too✌🏼
Turbo discount 👇🏼
www.indiegogo.com/projects/splach-ultra-smooth-suspension-e-scooter?secret_perk_token=0f1d0557#/
I want a vsett8 apex but its not out yet and nobody seems to know when it will be avaliable so im going to get a splach mukata... same thing.. and im going to buy a 5a charger from alien rides. Too bad i cant buy the splach mukata from alien rides too. :(
Oh, an X10... lol Can no company invent their own design or do they just need to steal all the time? It's becoming boring now seeing the same scooter designs with different labels.
Yeah, a ton of these scooters are starting to have the same design. I liked this one because they successfully crowdfunded it. I think I'm going to start only doing more unique things though... 🤔
Design evolution is like natural evolution in some ways
Theres only so many ways that you can design something to do a particular job successfully. Over time, the less successful (either don't do the job as well, or do but cost more) designs are whittled down to a few that are left. Considering that e-scooters are only the latest in a series of two wheeled vehicles with suspension, they had plenty of historical designs to test in this new platform.
For rear suspension, theres the swingarm. No design on motorcycles, bicycles or scooters can beat it for its combination of sideways rigidity, vertical movement, suspension control and compactness.
For front there are a few with telescopic forks, a few with girder forks but the majority seem to use the trailing link design as used in this scooter.
Unlike some of the other platforms, compactness of the package in functioning and folded condition is very important. The trailing link allows this, at the expense of deck length for a given wheelbase because the pivoting mechanism and shock are behind the wheel. It's also simpler to build with less pieces.
I am designing my own scooter with a girder fork. 'Cos reasons. According to my drawings, it will be quite a bit bulkier than the trailing link type, particularly when folded, but maximizes the deck length for a given overall, as the pivoting arms and shock are in front of the steering head.
I am going for cruising comfort over folded compactness.
Look at it this way if you want your product to be cheaper to make and sell them you are not going to invest in a big pile of cash for a new design and find a factory to manufacture it will cost time and lots of money, so if you see lots of scooters that look alike it's a good thing for us consumer means it will be more affordable for the rest. I believe their next generation of splash scooter will be faster and heavier if people are fine with paying an extra of $300-$500 for a better battery and bigger tires.
Very nice video, with beautiful footage and useful info and toughts! The only 1 thing to consider, though, is that, for me, the whole purpose of having a dual motor scooter is for higher torque and therefore a higher hill climb capability. So, at least in the case of the ranger model, for me it doesn't make any sense! If you live in a flat area there are tons of single motor scooters cappable of hitting 30+ mph, and they are probably going to be cheaper!
Thanks for the video! I am impressed a crowdfunded scooter actually went into production. I would have changed the name as "Splach" doesn't really sound like a PEV model in my opinion. I agree with you for the price the looks and performance are solid.
Thanks for stopping by! I'm impressed they delivered as well. Agree that "splach" is a weird name :-p
yeah the name makes like zero sense to me but I'm happy to see a review as I have one on order and am expecting it soon!
Can someone explain to me what all this mean "crowdfunded" is that how u buy a scooter who does it benefit and does the money go into rich peoples pockets only ? Like 90% of fundraisers
I plan on getting a Splach Twin for San Francisco, think that model would get me up the hills? Great video, thanks! :)
All those claims are false... he got half the claimed mileage range ... I'm sure he's around 230-250 since he looks tall n heavy.... 17miles isn't bad for a $500 scooter but this is $800 ... of he got 17miles on the Ranger imagine what he will get the the other model w shorter range... 3miles speed and 300 wattage differences isn't worth the upgrade with such a small battery which seems weird and stupid to have the better model less battery since bigger motor needs bigger battery... the Ranger not powerful enough motor for heavier people... turbo battery too small for range .... so neither of these are worth the $850 and $915 pricing w tax included...
Good points, I'm about 180 lbs, maybe closer to 200 with all of my camera and protective gear. Most scooters inflate specs since there's no oversight, definitely one of the reasons we give viewers what we find in our tests.
kinda disappointed NOT having kinetic energy, xiaomi m365 that cost $400 has kinetic energy , paid $900USD for a scooter with m365pro motor with no Kinetic SMH, Indiegogo when I purchase gave me till sept.15 to get a refund , I purchased on sept.5 , asked for a refund sept.6 and was refused by splach , A company that does good business should refund they customer if they don’t want it , just look at Apple, If your company wants to be successful you should look a your return/refund policy
I'm not sure I understand what kinetic energy refers to, is that electronic braking? Definitely agree about companies should have really great customer service.
Alien Rides hi alien, thank you for your platform, yes I am referring to the electric brake
All these scooters are made by couple manufacturers in China, slight alterations to demands of various retailers. Prices are related directly to battery size and types and motor watt.
Yeah definitely. I do think some companies can differentiate by offering a lower price, or longer warranty, but there's so many that are really similar. 👽🖖
$800 and it can't go uphill lol 😆
Hah, yeah it did struggle a bit. I would like to try the turbo on that hill since the higher voltage should make it go a bit better. 👽🖖
Why I cannot find the Scooter in Amazon
I’m actually not sure if it’s on Amazon, their site is here though splach.bike/?gclid=CjwKCAjw0qOIBhBhEiwAyvVcf_66Hk3UJTFffSGIlLM8RAYNGGPcFlGWpWHbI6vcx09ZrsDtTjyy2BoCACUQAvD_BwE
After reading the reviews, this is just a good looking scooter with a nice adjustable suspension. Specs seem to be misleading and real specs like speed and range fall far behind the claimed specs. Is there other brand that offers adjustable suspension? I weight 150p and I'm afraid most suspensions will be stiff for me.
Sadly most brands don’t offer adjustable suspension out of the box, buying your scooter and upgrading the suspension might be a good ideas. Maybe the vsett 10+ or similar? 👽🖖
Does it have an IP rating?
I don't believe it has an official IP rating, but should be fine in a light rain. I wouldn't want to ride it in a heavy downpour though 👽🖖
@@AlienRides Thank you
I am currently looking to replace my light-weight “grocery-getter” NanRobot X-4. There are a lot of features, including rear suspension, dual charge-ability and battery that I like. Need to know the weight, wether or not pneumatic tires and tire SIZE, brake info, ect. before investing that kind of money. Thinking emove cruiser, for that kind of cash. Does the stem lock down when folded?
Good questions! Yes, stem locks when folded. I believe tubed tires, 8". I'm not sure on weight, but I'll try to check. Emove cruise is also an excellent option for this range. Good luck with your decision!
Hey I am really thinking about buying one but need to know about long-term durability very good video
My splach ranger goes 36.4 Km range and top speed 35km/h , I saw 38km/h for a split second, im 165lbs, and I go up hills it does fine
Nice, those specs seem about right. San Francisco hills are extremely steep, very few scooters can make it up all of them, so I'll give the splach a pass on that. It's definitely a nice little scooter.
@@AlienRides not crazy extremely fast, but fast as a ninebot max but with better suspension
How many scooters do you use?
I have a few main rides, but most of them go back to the seller at some point as I just borrow them for videos.
Thanks for the follow up, but there are some sketchy discrepancies on information..
Regarding the battery life and range of PEVs, this issue seems to be on track to change dramatically in the next few years. Yesterday I read in the news that NDB a California energy company is making batteries from nuclear wast that are said to last years without needing a recharge and can fit into any form factor! If all works out we can expect to see PEV's with basically unlimited battery life. Anyone what to go cross country?
Yeah been waiting on battery technology to get better for a long time. Hoping for solid state lithium in the near future.
NYC is pretty flat, but after seeing your test ride, I am concerned whether it can cross the East River Bridges or handle upper Manhattan, The Bronx, etc. Still. the suspension is a big selling point over ninebot. Thanks for the early review.
I’m not familiar with how steep the grades there are, and I have a feeling that the turbo model might be better at climbing hills. Hope to get out to NYC soon so I can see for myself 😁
what's with the Kevin thing is it real
I have no idea, you tell me kev!
They should give a choice to user between motor with high and low kV (torque/speed), everybody is different
Yeah, would be nice. I think I would like to test out the Turbo though, since that one should perform a bit better on the hills. 👽🖖
I want turbo model with more battery:(
I Just buy zero 10 scooter For this reason
For u who is better ...Zero 10/Apollo explorer or splash ?
Yeah, that's a fair point, I think those other options you listed are going to have a bit more range. If they're within the budget, go for it.
I'll watch it again but I don't remember hearing how much this EV weighs . I don't believe that could be left out of any good review. It's probably there.
Hah, could have totally left that out, and if so, bad me! 👽🖖
Please don't open towards you! Be careful! Thanks in advance!
Good point. That was a Master Critique of my unboxing. 👽🖖
When I saw the promotional video I saw that you can adjust the suspension by the three little screws on the foot rest
Yup! You definitely can, I don't always cover tuning suspension in videos, but maybe I should.
Very nice review! I bought a couple to ride w my girlfriend & our rides r satisfying
She prefers ranger and I really like the power of turbo
Thanks for stopping by. Riding a few scooters with the SO sounds like an amazing time. Have fun! 👽🖖
Splach Ranger Vs Nine bot Max would be a good comparison
That's a great idea, thanks for the request. Will see if we can do something like that in the future.
I’m so jealous watching this.
Hope someday i can ride with this scooters also 😌
Take care brother
Enjoy ride
It's not a bad scooter at all, hope you can check it out some day.
turbowheel swift was better
Turbowheel swift is a really good scooter! I do still like the splach as well, maybe we should do a comparison video.
Hi, thanks for the review. I live in the UK where e-scooters are currently not legal for road use. Can I ask, as you're in California and your state's speed limit for e-scooters is 15 mph, how do manufacturers such as Apollo or Splach get around selling these scoots that can exceed the 15 mph? Do you require a special driver licence?
There are many scooters currently in a grey zone, we are lucky it's not enforced right now, but I'm hoping they are legal in the future. 👽🖖
@@AlienRides Alright, OK. So with the speed limiter option in the setting, it is possible to limit the max speed on this thing?
@@chukidee6634 yup, you can definitely limit the speed with the limiter or setting
Glad you did this review but as one of the others have said below, the information varies on models...nice video yeah mate - as always!
Yeah, was cool to be able to review this indiegogo scooter. Thanks for stopping by! 👽🖖
how would you compare this to the Inmotion L9?
Possibly similar power level, though I think the Inmotion would have quite a bit more range over the Splach. Both are pretty awesome thoguh.
@@AlienRidesthanks for the quick response, subbed*
I was discouraged about the L9 due to the max speed of 18, while splash can do 25. but after seeing this I think it’s worth the loss is speed for torque on these hills and range.
Keep up the good work!
@@59obliteration Yeah, it could be. Definitely check out our video on the L9 if you haven't: ua-cam.com/video/mA5mj3Iqcx4/v-deo.html
Also, the emove cruiser might be a good option for you too: ua-cam.com/video/kDvaDvqGdmk/v-deo.html
How.can I avail.of it..Im in canada?
I think you can still order it? 👽🖖 bit.ly/getsplach
Looked for this all over the comments. Is it just me, or did it choke on the slightest of hills? By the way 👽, impressed with your ability to keep up with comments. Keep up the good work!
Yeah, definitely struggled on the hills. Won't be able to keep up with comments forever, but I'll try! 👽🖖
If a person riding was say 130-150 lbs do you think it would take the hill much better ya think? thx
I think this is the only e scooter with front and rear drum breaks. I prefer drum breaks but I live near steep hills and this ranger version doesn’t power up the hills well.
Yeah, maybe you need the turbo version, I think it should do better on the hills. Thanks for stopping by! 👽🖖
Hi how much do you weigh? mind if I ask... i'm around 150..
Looks like a cheap piece off shite..,kaabo mantis ten times better
Splach seems to have had a very successful campaign and I for one am glad that their campaign did not fall through, since I'm expecting my Ranger at the end of September. Great video! Looking forward to your next one
Yeah, they did a great job for this crowdfunding campaign. Hope you get your scooter soon and enjoy it! 👽🖖
Swatch shit is ridiculous over priced. Not even li ion battery.
7-8 hr charge time??
Oh I thought this one had a lion battery, maybe I'm wrong... Charge time on all of them is usually slow, gotta get a fast charger. 👽🖖
I really love the design. It's not a revolution, as we can see this (Splasch Turbo) is a Zero 8 with the design of the Zero 10X. So if we compare the Turbo with the Zero 8, it seems that the Zero 8 is a little bit faster and will take hills a little bit better. But, due to the design, the Zero 8 is not as comfortable as the Splasch.
I've almost fall for the Splasch, but in the end, if we compare the price, the Zero 8 seems still a better bargain.
Interesting, nice observations around the Zero 8 vs Splach. I think both would make a nice little commuter scooter. Maybe we should compare the Zero 8 against the turbo version?
@@AlienRides Absolutely, both are great for commuting and it would be nice to compare with Zero 8 !
Just for curiosity, have you ever tested the Zero 10 (single motor of 1000W) ? I cannot find a good review of it (range, speed and hills climbing).
Take care
Nicolas BUI I have not tested the single motor zero 10 unfortunately, maybe I should try to review that one some day.
Does this scooter actually ship from indigogo? If I wait till November to get this will it 100% come? I live in Canada so will this ship from indigogo to canada? Thinking of selling my Segway ninebot max for this scooter!
Well I think the company ships it, and people are receiving them. It's a nice scooter, but I'm not sure if it's a huge upgrade over your ninebot max or anything.
Apollo is a GREAT Canadian scooter company. I live in Arizona across the country from them and chose Apollo over companies closer to me, because of their strong service and warranty.
@@oldgorillascooterclub2597 I was looking at Apollo for a while now. Looks like a good company! Very nice staff, high quality scooters.
is this Scooter not the same or based on the Kaabo "Mantis" or Iohawk "LEGEND" ?
Being a scooter it has similar features, but it's definitely a different brand. 👽🖖
Thanks Alien Rides! It's so cool that the scooter I have on order from Indiegogo has been reviewed by a youtube I am a fan of and the first UA-camr to introduce me to the Rion!
Awesome, thanks for stopping by. Hope you get your scooter soon and enjoy it. Ride safe! 👽🖖
Hi I can't find any direct phone number for the Splach company. Customer service or tech service.. do you ?
Superb idea. Return all manufacturing and innovation to the west!
Most of it happens in china, except for a few select high end brands like Rion. 👽🖖
Wow. I bought my Ninebot max in San Francisco (used) and it powered up those hills with only 350 watt motor. Does a solid 18 mph full or half charged.
I was impressed. Bought it on the spot.
For a budget scooter I think it's still the bench mark.
Don't get me wrong I would have bought this because of the suspension for (Edit : Had wrong price) $829 they are advertising. As you said the real world mph is similar to Segway Ninebot Max as well as the range with 19 miles at 18 mph full throttle.
Very similar scooters but this wins due to the suspension.
Edit: Started to write this comment before video finished and we came to the same conclusion and comparison to the Segway Ninebot Max.
Hah, thanks for stopping by. I agree that the max is a nice little scooter. I think this one is faster, but the ninebot Max might have more torque. Maybe we can do a comparison video in the future.
@@AlienRides
Tell me what hill or street that was? I'm going to be a geek and take the Segway up there. 😁
Rxonmymind hah, I’m actually not sure on the exact hill, just a random one I stumbled across in Bernal heights. I’ll try to remember to say the street name next time!
@@AlienRides
That would be cool thanks.
That's a neat looking scooter. Too bad it seems to struggle uphills.
Yeah, a little more torque would be great, I bet the Turbo performs slightly better here.
4:24
That's a Minimotors EY3 display and throttle. I much prefer that over the standard cheapo one.
It’s actually a clone of the mini motors one. Not as good as the original, but better than the oem one I got.
Minimotors brought back the Production of Controllers and Displays inhouse a year ago that they had outsourced before that. I guess that is what the outsourcer does now ;-)
Rebranded vestt8
Yeah, I didn't know this was basically the vsett line at that time 👽🖖
Hello alien rides good wah!!!
Thanks for stopping by! 👽🖖
Must resist... must save money for weped... discipline
Hah, a weped is a really nice scooter on the opposite end of the spectrum from this. Hope you can get one some day, they're great machines. 👽🖖
Looks like a mini phaeton
Hah, yeah... I think I'm calling this a Zero 9.5X.
@@AlienRides lol
Sweet. The more brands the better for us consumers.
Indeed, the more competition the better. 👽🖖
What was the battery when you tried to tackle that hill?
Near full 😬
Power Zero. Zero 8X
Hah, I'm calling it a Zero 9.5x
Those glasses suck are they a must if u ride the Splache?
Only a must if you want to be as cool as me. 👽🖖
This is a Blade 10 rebranded nothing new here
Interesting, I'm not super familiar with the Blade 10 but I just looked it up and there are indeed some similarities. Just found this one interesting because it was crowdfunded.
@@AlienRides you can find the blade on aliexpress and banggood, there many version also if you order 20 piece of those you can customize the box and the logo, directly using banggood you dont need to do nothing......a lot of italian here do rebrand and sell the blade10, like skuudiero and eskoot.
Интересный самик, думаю и цена приемлима.
Привет из России 🖐
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Good review! Liked and subscribed.
Thanks for stopping by, see you around. 👽🖖
Hey dude
What do you think is the best?
Splach turbo or etwow gt2020?
Hard to say, both are really solid scooters I think and I don't have gripes on either. Maybe just divide watt hours and top speed by cost and see which one is the better deal.
Canal 100% Brasil adoro vcs
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Looks like a rebranded uni-cool
Yeah exactly, kind of like a Zero 9.5x or something. 👽🖖
Isn t the orange 1 the turbo?
Mine is definitely the ranger as the charger charges at 36 volts. Maybe they changed colors or there was a wrong communication, not sure. 👽🖖
Mine should be with me soon, can't wait.
Awesome, hope you enjoy it and ride safe! 👽🖖
Did it arrive yet?
Splach vs zero 8 vs zero 9 💪
That would be a fun video for sure, thanks for the request!
Great review Alien Rides🙏👊
Thanks, nice seeing you again 👽🖖
I’d take the Ranger because of range!
Yeah, it's fun to ride for a long time!
Too bad if u have a tiny hill u will be stuck pushing it up... that won't happen w the Ningbo Max...
Hola, hace unos días empecé a usar este SPLACH TURBO, me gustaría que me explicaras paso por paso como puedo llegar a la velocidad de 45 km/h, porque a lo mas mucho que ha llegado es a 37 km/h poniéndolo en Gear 3 que supuestamente es la velocidad máxima, por favor ayúdame, o será que las compañías engañan a los clientes para que así compren, mostrando buenas especificaciones del producto
Sadly I think it does not go much faster, but I don't own the turbo version. Hopefully someone can chime in who owns the scooter.
@@AlienRides muchas gracias por tu información
4:53 does faster charging damage the battery?
Been fast charging for years and haven't noticed much of a change, maybe it does slightly, but I think it takes so long to do any real damage it's not worth worrying about 👽🖖
@@AlienRides Thanks. Are drum brakes are more reliable and requires less repairs than disk brakes?
@@erikkison I'd say yeah that's probably true, but it's easier to maintain brake disks, changing the brake pads is pretty simple.
Alien Rides That’s true but when you are on the road you don’t always have tools and break pads handy to do repairs.
Nice video!!!!
Thanks! 👽🖖
Always a great content thanks man!!!
Thanks for stopping by! 👽🖖
Btw, what was the degree of angle on the hill test?
Tumen Odnuud not 100% sure tbh, I don’t think it was super steep or anything, maybe 10% or so.
Zero 9.5x
Hah, basically 😆👽🖖
What is the intro song?
Ahh, just some free royalty free music, I'll have to look into which song was used.
Awesome if you can find it