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@johnhammond9164 it really depends on your needs. The Osprey is huge! The hawk pro is more portable. If you want knees knocking speed. The Osprey. If you want more nimble, the Pro. There both great in my opinion.

@1BlackHammer thanks, man. I've enjoyed watching your videos 🤜🤛

@johnhammond9164 i definitely appreciate you watching. I'll be getting back at it soon.

@megar_potato859 what's up. It's an awesome scooter. I had a problem with the light switch. So they sent me a new one. That's really the only major issue I had. I sold it to a friend that needed some transportation. I miss it so much, I'm thinking about buying another one. I'm 200 pounds, it had no issues getting to 58mph with me on it. It felt like it had more to give. You don't realize how scary 60mph is on a scooter until you do it. I've been on the highway many times with mine. It's super stable at high speeds. I would definitely recommend it. It's faster than my dualtron thunder 2!

@@1BlackHammer thanks for the detailed response! I appreciate it

@coreybarber3844 yes, you can change the angle

Yume told me today that you couldn't... ​@@1BlackHammer

@@davidomar742 lmao, right! You get so much scooter for your money!

@TheBen8355 yes, I still ride. I'm actually thinking about ordering the Predator! Lol

@@TheBen8355 you should definitely tell me how you like it!

@@1BlackHammer I will. I'm still waiting for it to get here. I'm taking out the osprey right now.

@@TheBen8355 the Osprey is a beast 💪🏾

@hhova29 what's up, I would definitely say get what you really want. Buy once cry once. Lol... but as far as the yume hawk pro. I have had no issues at all! I still ride this scooter to this day. It's one of my favorites. Since yume has upgraded their brand, they have been pretty solid. I have had issues with some of their older models. Like tights, and reiver, but it's inevitable. If you ride long enough. Something will happen. There customer service has been solid as well. I hope this helps?

@@1BlackHammer tyvm. Can’t thank u enough for your input. Yeah I’m debating between the 2 as both have great features. Wasn’t familiar with either brand but know the g3 pro is a titan scooter and very thought out. Also have read your mention on how time has stepped up their current market etc. I only plan to use it for recreation and the but I’m going to research a bit more and definitely make a move. It’s crazy how other brand that get glorified in scooter markets like the Apollo brand I was looking into have so many negative reviews lol.

@hhova29 yup, your right. Even the wolf gtr has tones of problems. I can't say I have had the same experience with yumes new line up. I'm actually planning on buying another one. Lol... I solid my Osprey to a friend, now I miss it. Lol

@@1BlackHammerthat’s crazy. And that’s why I tend to search a lot for videos that are not always sponsored by the vendor because aside from spec you won’t always get correct feedback. Appreciate your video on this time and will look at your other videos. Perhaps for me maybe I can even try to get away with/ the regular hawk version if not the hawk pro. I swear I wish this scooter would have a removable battery compartment like the g3 pro because that’s is a great feature for future reference/ upgrades. Which scooter do you plan on getting next? The raptor? Lol

@hhova29 the raptor is really nice! It's the same spec as the hawk pro just with offroad tires. I think I'm gonna try the big boy out! The Predator! Lol... the Osprey was a monster! So I can only I'm the Predator has to be better? 🤷🏾‍♂️ 😆.

@@DudleyDugger what's wrong?

@1BlackHammer i have pushed it more than I rode it. It kept dying while riding and always far from home. The tube was too big for the tire, so it twisted and split itself at the valve stem, another good hike pushing it. After repairing the tube and putting the wheel back on, it's dead. The box makes its whistles when I press the key for it but no power to the handle bar controller, no power to the lights. The battery is at 66 volts and charges. I found an open ground on the rear controller, but I can't find out if that wire should be open as it is a ground? There is not enough information out there to tell me what or where troubleshoot the issue?

@DudleyDugger Wow, that's a lot. The dieing far from home thing... you can't ride hard when you're going long distances. You have to watch your voltage meter. When the battery is low, and you pull the gas too hard, you can drop below the voltagecut off limit. And the scooter will cut off. That's common for all scooters. Some are just more sensitive than others when it comes to voltage lag. As far as the wiring stuff. If you contact Jenny Zhang, she should be able to help you with any other issues.

@DudleyDugger Jenny Zhang is on Facebook by the way

@1BlackHammer never rode it hard, just cruising, one time coming up hill through town, had 2 miles on the charged battery and it died. One time going down hill into college place, going easy 30, switched to two motors to be less stress on one motor due to a slight incline keeping the same speed and dead. The last time, tooling around not hard riding, flat, no hills, about 5 miles on the freshly charged battery and dead. I had good voltage every time. It would just shut down. One time I had a charger, so I reset it. Charged it for an hour, rode about 6 blocks and died, almost full battery. I wish I had a chance to ride it hard. It did do 40 mph up the slight grade from my house to les schwab for a few blocks. That's the hardest I rode it.

@MIAMIDJ555 that's and older video, but I still believe yume is a better buy. More powerful for the same money.

@@CHI_312 it's great they fixed this!

Very solid scooter. I have almost 400 miles on mine I just hit a nasty jump yesterday and the shock broke but it the jump like a champ only 130 to fix it other than that battery and power is not a problem

@user-rs8pc3ow3j thanks for watching. Have you tried to go to yumeway.com ? That's there official sight. I think there a genuine company. They are very helpful if you run into any problems.

Thanks, really appreciate it!

@CHI_312 Thank you for watching!

@shanyaleesdad what's up, I have a Y11. Just not the plus model with the screen. What would you like to know about it. I think it's a beast. I've had mine a few years.

@shanyaleesdad if you look through my videos. I think I still have a video up for the y11. Nothing has changed on it but the screen and tube less tires I think.

@@big_rednc. lol, thanks for watching

@BlazFrkovic nope, never after I installed the speed damper. Thanks for watching, by the way.

@ericechipman1183 thanks for watching. This is the first generation pro. The newer one has a wider deck. I've gone about 48mph on this, and I'm 200 pounds. I like the raptor because the tires are better for more riding conditions. Whatever you choose, you can't go wrong. Use my code Hammer1 it will save you a couple bucks.

@derrallsheldon8648 This is the pro

@@RadoslavNguyen thanks for watching.... I'm not sure. I've never used cruise control on any of my scooters

@@Eddienet lmao! ...... thanks for watching 😆

Thanks for watching. No the stem is not adjustable. The handle bars are though. It also folds down, but it doesn't lock.

I'm not sure, I don't have this scooter anymore

The y11 is faster all the way around. The x11 is a more comfortable ride.

It's a great scooter!

Lol, I feel you. Technically, all the ones you named have the same power platform. If it were me, I would go with the Raptor. Mainly because it has the best deck size to me. Other than the deck size, it's about the tires. Either you want all-purpose tires or the batman tires? We're I live the roads suck, so the all-purpose tires I feel work best. If your streets are smooth, the hawk pro is hard to beat. The y/x11 are out dated, in my opinion. I have bought of them. I prefer the newer style, but that's just me. I hope that helps. Also, my new discount code is Hammer1. It will save you a couple of bucks.

What up, man? I just recently sold it. Is there something you want to know about it?

@@1BlackHammer nah.. no specific question about the scooter, just seeing what's up seeing as how you havent posted a vid a long time. Btw.. have you tried out Yume's new Predator and Raptor models? They look pretty sweet.

@bubblemagic8664 What's up man, yeah I've been dealing with a brain injury from work. So I've been chilling on the videos, but I still have been riding a lot. I'm actually debating on getting one of their new ones to review.

@@1BlackHammer that would be cool to see how you like the new models. wish you a good recovery 👍🏼

@bubblemagic8664 Thanks, man 🤜🏾🤛🏾, I appreciate ya. please stay tuned. I'm not done.......

Wow, what up man. I appreciate you watching. Yeah is not many people out here where I am that really ride. I have to go to the Seatle night rides to hang out with other riders.

Thanks for watching... I hope your daughter is experienced? That Raptor is pretty powerful.

I agree with you. I have friends that have had issues with the wolf and the nami. They just maket them better I guess. Lol

I completely agree with you. Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching. If you go to yume website. They have the specs you are looking for. As for changing the tire. I'm not sure if there is a video on that yet. It's not hard, though. With these new split rims. Changing tires is easy.

Yes, I'll. Check it in the morning.

Check again it should work. My new code is Hammer1

It's the same spec. The raptor is the offroad version. Personally, I would get the raptor over the pro. Just because the deck is wider.

Thank you for watching

Lmao! I completely understand how you feel!

If it wasnt already included, the seat setup is really neat too. Very comfortable spring loaded seat AND a shock absorbing stem. It can be taken on and off within a few minutes with a drill driver 🤗

Y11 hands down!!!

Thanks for watching. The only problem I can remember having is that the bolts on the stem came loose. I think it's my fault because I never checked them before I started riding. So yume sent me more screws. Other than that. I haven't had any problems with the Pro. I believe you do need the damper if you're going to ride at top speed. It will wobble without the damper. Other than that. It's a great scooter. I still have it.

thank you...I came across a comment where the owner of the hawk pro says that in the cold at high speeds the damper does not perform its function and the steering wheel starts shaking/shaking a lot

@borislolic1373 🤔 hmmm, that's interesting. I can't comment on that. It's never happened to me, an it gets really cold here. Lol

@borislolic1373 if that is a concern of yours, you can always buy a better quality damper. It should still fit the existing hardware.

I agree with you, how fast have you driven it

🤜🏾🤛🏾 Thank you for watching

how do you like it i just bought mine today

@swaveman9434 I like it a lot. I still have it. The ride is very nice, very powerful! The only problem I have is my deck lights went out after I crashed one day. 😆... I'm 200 pounds, so I adjusted my rear shocks so it doesn't sag in the rear anymore. Mine is the older model though. Your should have tons of upgrades.

You would be correct! NAMI makes great high-end scooters. It costs a lot more too. I wouldn't consider this one high end, though. It's more like upper middle class. Lol

@@1BlackHammer they have them used on fluidfreeride refurbished for 1800. 😁

@1BlackHammer that's about what this thing cost right?

@thomasK411 the pro is about 1800.

@@1BlackHammer oh okay so they're pretty similar in price

I appreciate the information

That's a tough one! They are both about the same quality.

Lmao! That's what's up. You are right!

Lol, that's what's up. Thanks for watching homie!

@@1BlackHammer You're welcome. You own the Yume M10 which is basically the Yume Hawk non-pro version, I don't know if you know that. And you also have the Yume Hawk Pro with them batmobile 4.5" tires, which one handles better? forget about looks & being cool, which one is nimble and faster off the ground? I know they stated 6000 watts but, are they twice as fast? I don't want a tank that would look cook but, struggle in rough hilly terrains. I'm planning to ride the Hawk Pro offroad but those slick tires might suffer. So, how does the M10 handle offroad compared to the Hawk Pro?

@Sir-Kay if your plans is to go off road. I'd get the new Raptor. It's pretty much the Pro with offroad tires and a wider deck. The pro is definitely faster than the M10! The M10 is more nimble for sure. I haven't played with the Raptor, but it looks to be more nimble than the pro. It has a shorter wheelbase.

@@1BlackHammer I've already pulled the trigger on the Pro unfortunately, I have another offroad dedicated one incase I wanna go full offroad though except it's wifeys so, we won't be able to go offroad together but, the only thing stopping the Pro is swapping out the slicks for some offroad tires and boom, you gotta offroad scooter. 95% of my riding will be city rides though with light cross country road I don't think I should be stuck in the dirt like that for not having the right tires? Thanks for the advice nonetheless.

@Sir-Kay sorry for the late reply. I'm out off town. Yes I use my vsett when I do offload. I don't like getting the Osprey dirty. Lol

🤔 hmmm, I very thought about that. Have you tried it? Do they fit well?

Do you know how hard swapping tubeless tires on these tiny scooters are? only to find out that it's going to be rubbing on some fenders and brake disc & ish like that then, you'll have to take it off again. You better be sure it would work or else you'll hate life.

Thanks homie. I appreciate you watching.