72V MaxFun 10 Pro Scooter Scenic Range Test
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Today I will be testing the range on the MaxFun 10 Pro Electric Scooter. Come along as I take you down on a scenic country ride!
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Discount Coupon Code: MAXFUNWR50
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Discount Coupon Code: MAXFUNWR50
i just received the same scooter (but in Blue) today and went out for a ride. I must say this is the best scooter that I have ever owned. I wasn't a believer until I got this bad boy.
Thanks for watching! Mine is red is as well. My favorite color. I agree it's a really awesome scooter!
@@WyomingRider lmao my bad, i meant Blue. Yes 100% kinda excited what maxfun can come up next with. Also it seems they already run out of their US/Cali stock and will be shipping to US for the meantime. That goes to show that this company's picking up traction.
@@kemle Ok cool! Yep and they have the cheaper and more expensive models soon too! I should be getting a handlebar storage bag from them too soon. Can't wait!
43 mph...22 miles nice job!
Thanks Bruce!
Relive App is perfect
Works great when you remember to take your pics. I tend to forget about it.
Cruising pretty fast
Yep it’s a fast little scooter! Crazy fast!
Small looking mountains
Those first ones you see there are mostly 6 to 7 thousand feet. Big ones hiding behind them go up over 12 thousand feet
My brakes are nice and quiet on mine. 90% of brake squeal is due to caliper alignment issues.
Loosen the caliper bolts. Take a piece of paper and fold it in half. Put it between the pad and the rotor on the side of the caliper that the brake hose is attached on. Squeeze the brake lever and tighten the bolts. Remove paper. Should be good to go. The caliper squeezes harder and faster on the brake hose side, that’s why you put the paper on that side to balance out the caliper, so the pads contact at the same time.
I am about to post some Maxfun 10 Pro content on my new channel as well.
youtube.com/@OneBarLeft
Thanks for watching. tried several times to align. There’s no scrubbing I can hear or see. I put new pads as well.
@@WyomingRiderwell that’s not normal for your brakes to sound like that.
@@Truth_Spoken thanks I will try this! I hope it does the trick!
So you must mean Flicka, I'm old enough to remember the original, although it was released before my time. "My Friend Flicka" the original movie remember seeing as a young'ng.
This being the first video of yours I've seen, curious as to height and weight. I'm considering the scooter as my first e-scooter, so curious height and how the handlebar level feels to you.
I've been e-biking for several years, and looking for something for errands when I put all the bikes and car in the garage.
I'm a little concern that I may catch the e-scooter bug and e-bike won't get the miles I intended for the year. Goal was to ride e-bike for 5000 miles.
Ya, sale is over. I'm probably going to take a week or so before I buy anything.
Short list is Emove Cruiser S (but probably not going with it because its a single 1000 watt motor)
MaxFun 10 Pro (in Red of course)
Mukuta 10 Plus (but doesn't seem to be in stock. It's the one Scoota Gang mentioned in his video on this scooter)
Varla - Eagle One V2.0
and the NanRobot D4+3.0 (the last two don't have the range that the first three do, I doubt I'd need the range, but if I got the e-scooter bug, shrug)
Ride Safe.
Correct the Flika movie that came out in 2008 I believe. Try this Coupon Code and let me know if it works for you. MAXFUNWR50
Also I'm 5' 10" and weigh about 220lbs. The Handlebar lever is great for me. It is a lot of fun, but I still love my E-Bike too. Just a two different, but equally cool experiences.
@@WyomingRider I'm 70, around 72-72 inches tall, weigh a fair bit more than you, and that's why Scoota Gang suggested I get a dual motor scooter.
Going back to my list, No 1 being single motor will probably be dropped, and No 4 & 5 because I think they will get about 10 miles less than the first three.
I figure most of my riding will be around 20 mph give or take and mostly on sidewalk or paved streets.
Going to “sleep on it” a few days, then probably order this one. Betting the code is for $50 off, which is cool.
@@NOWitsOKto It's a great Scooter. Has great tires PMT which are real rubber and great suspension which is a huge plus. It's rated for a weight weight limit of 330 lbs. so you should be fine. correct that Coupon Code should take $50 off.
@@WyomingRider One of the big 'selling points' of this scooter to me is the tires. As Scoota Gang pointed out, at $85 per tire it's a $170 freebie built in.
BTW, I emailed MaxFun about UL certification and got a reply a few minutes ago. Basically UL certification is only available for scooter below 52 volts. However, the individual LG cells used in the battery are.
Here's my math, and why the 10 Pro has moved from No 2 to No 1 on my list of possible scooter candidates (Actually, now former No 1 is off the list as I'm only considering dual motor scooters now).
Former No 1 was $1399. Add $170 for better tires (as well know the stock won't last) and price is now $1569 compared to the 10 Pro's $1899 (current non coupon price). Wait, what, the 10 Pro has dual 1500 watt motor vs. former No 1 single 1000 watt motor? Those two things, more than make up for the price difference (beside I can get it in RED, lol).
Oh, it may have been in a different video of yours I watched, but you mentioned “Flat Out”. I'm very familiar with the product as I use it in all my e-bikes, far better product than Slime in my opinion. I know from personal experience Flat Out works at preventive and actually work for me "after the fact" once.
I had purchased my high-end e-bike and of course starting riding, putting off installing Flat Out, but actually had it in the “trunk bag” on my rear rack. Wouldn't you know it, I ran over one of those “industrial strength” brass staples with the rear tire? I was a few minutes from home and thought what the heck, got the Flat Out out of the bag. After installation, I used my electric battery pump to inflate the tire (caution, always partially inflate the tire and check the “bead” on both sides before fully inflating). After inflating, I rode off like nothing happened.
My ? 4 U, how much Flat Out did you use in the scooters tire? It varies on my bikes from 10 oz to 16 oz per tire depending on size.
Mattress on your back
lol just never know what you what you're going to see out on the road