The video is great but I personally think that if someone actually doesn't know any of it then they shouldn't even be on a scooter in the first place It's all just common sense but unfortunately even in this day and age a lot of people are missing it
@@jonathanguinan8248I mean I’m only a few mins in but I’ve never scootered before and I don’t know anything about foot positioning. Hence why I’m learning. “People who don’t know how to ride shouldn’t” okay, so that why we learn what 😂
Thank you for explaining the weight distribution and the lean when turning. I was terrified riding my scooter today for the first time. Tomorrow I will feel less anxious. Thank you!
Found this video before I got a scooter and I’ll say it literally saved my life, I was “hit” by a car that didn’t indicate it was crossing 4 lanes of traffic to pull into their apartment complex and I’m still here because I was able to shift my body weight to help slow myself down just enough to hit the car and not be full on hit by the car. You’re incredible and I had to find this video again so I could subscribe.
Thanks for this. I just got a scooter with a very high acceleration, 0 to 15 km/h in just a second in gear 1 so I always kinda leave my soul behind when going. I just have to conquer my fear of going fast and leaning to turn 😅
Hello from Melbourne, Australia. Always have enjoyed your videos. One thing I had to learn when I first started riding was brake distribution. A newer rider grabbing a handful of front brake in an emergency stopping situation is not ideal, even with leaning back while braking. Having an understanding of how to apply each brake with correct force would be beneficial to new riders to learn and avoid going over the front of the scoot. Keep up the great videos.
Great point. That's something that did cross my mind when making this video and probably should have covered here. Not sure how your bike brakes are routed in Australia, but lots of scooters have the rear and front brake routing switched when compared to bike brake routing here in the USA and lots of first time riders will accidently lock up the front brake thinking it is the rear brake and send themselves over the handlebars.
Hi. My trek MTB and Weped Fold are both left rear, right front. However my sons Mantis Pro 10 is the opposite. Not sure if factory set, or repairer did that when stem was replaced a while back. I was almost caught out big time taking the Mantis out earlier this week when braking especially going from drum brakes on the fold, to the discs on the Mantis. This is what got me thinking about this when I saw you video.
Got my Apollo ghost a few days ago and put almost 60 miles on it and love it . I liked your turning and cornering portion was helpful thanks been playing with those skills the most
I was so close to getting one too but I heard their customer support weren’t so great. I didn’t want to deal with the hassle if something happen to the scooter so I got the mantis pro se from voromotor. Loving it so far and customer support has been pretty good so far.
Thank you for making the video! I haven’t ride a bike for more than 20 years. Now I bought an e-scooter and I’m learning to balance my body. This is very helpful I feel like a kid again 😊
Thanks for this man! I just got done with my first ride and got thrown over the handlebars like 4 times. I think I was definitely turning the handlebars too much while trying to turn!
@@willsanderson8561 dude something's missing in this story or something missing in you you said super flat and you didn't notice it? Four times? I wouldn't repeat that story anymore to anybody else it doesn't sound right there's an expression fool me once shame on you fool me twice shame on me but four times hitting the ground and you're not roller skating come on now
Personally I think Zero Start can be a bit dangerous and I recommend disabling it, especially on higher power scooters. I have a Hover 1 Pioneer, which is kick start only, and I do have to admit the 3mph speed is a bit high. When riding slowly, like in a very tight or crowded place, it is easy to 'stall' the scooter, where you slow down enough so that you have to kick again to get going. However, on the Varla Eagle One, you barely have to get the scooter rolling for it to engage, its less than 1mph, so the stalling issue is completely gone and it is easy to ride at low speeds. It is easy to hit the throttle by accident, especially on a finger throttle, and with a high powered scooter like the Eagle One, you can easily cause damage, hurt yourself or anyone in front of you. I really think scooters should have a button similar to hoverboards that gets pressed down only when a rider is on the scooter, so if you're not on top of it the throttle gets disabled. Basically a dead man's switch.
I personally really like zero start and find kick-to-start scooters frustrating, but you should do what you feel most comfortable with. Luckily, many scooters have the option to turn zero start off and on so there is a bit of flexibility. Kick-to-start is basically your proposed dead man switch. You have to be on the scooter and moving to active the throttle. I think having a dead man's switch on scooters would cause more problems than it solved. I honestly don't find myself accidentally activating the throttle when I don't want to, but that's just my personal experience. Just my two cents, thanks for commenting :)
Zero start is the first thing I disabled. I set mine to 3 km/h and it works fine and it just eliminates having accidental throttle. I also turned my acceleration way way down and now I get a smooth ride, my bike was just too aggressive by default.
Thank you so much for this simple, yet effective video. Especially with the body cam and the other angles. I have an anxiety about driving or being on roads in general but for my new job, a scooter might be the way to go and I have gone from 0% knowledge to about 80% now so, once again, thank you.
I don't know how civilised they are in the US but, such videos pretty much shows it. If I were to attempt to make this tutorial out here in Poland, Poles would have rushed down to the park hurling all kinds of racial slurs & literally walking into my frame just to ruin the video, I kid you not. I know how much I have to edit out when making videos.
Thank you for your videos. Very helpful. Should I try the regular position? I’m naturally goofy but it’s pretty uncomfortable on my right knee. It feels as if I did some leg curls.
Terrific video! Thanks for taking the time to put this together in such a professional manner. If I could add one thing --- look in the direction you want to turn. Don't stare straight ahead, normally, you will go where you are looking. Learn to do this when you are first starting out and I will guarantee you that your comfort level in making those tight or higher speed turns will increase significantly.
My brother has a escooter he allowed me to ride it and surprisingly i can ride it😅 this video has helped me out even more thank you so much for this content 😊😊
You don't talk about stopping and accelerating while cornering. On my wolf King GT Pro, cornering while braking takes lots of practice and can be very dangerous. In 5th gear dual motor, accelerating while cornering takes even more practice!
I'm getting the Pegasus on Monday and I haven't been on 2 wheels since my knee injury. This will be interesting getting back knowing I have to ride normal when I'm goofy foot because I can't load weight on my left knee when it's bent. So I'll be kick off goofy foot and switch once in motion.
my mother suddenly taken interest in electric Transport, specific bikes and scooter for my Uncle as she see it as a amazing transport for him. and then make me intrigued on the same topic, we in the same keyword here; suddenly, went to a electric transport dealer shop; and man, it felt being 6 year old riding a nice little kiddy bike. as im a full supporter on 4 wheel cars so i have completely unfamiliarity. but man, i underestimate how good the scooter speed felt, almost wheelie it.
Hey bro! Still deciding if i should get my first scooter.. but my wife don’t really like the idea because of my age.. but i am a mountain biker for about 12 years now.. this tips are good👍 i kind a looking for the Visett 10 +😁 stay safe God bless us all🙏
Yeah i came to watch this after i ate shit this morning trying to ride. Weight distribution was clearly my problem. Also good to note that ill get more comfortable over time
Many thanks for this video. I'm interested in some of the local escooter trials in my city and from watching a few videos this is the most practical and clearest one I've seen.
I fell down by my face landing on ground, When trying to side way CLIMBING UP A sharp cut edge, A lesson for any one. Do not think I am reckless young man, I am 12 years driving experience, perfect driving record,(never claim one penny from auto insurance)
@10:45 you mention that you lean & turn to the direction you wish to go .. this is very true and common when riding a bike beit an ebike or regular pedal.
Thanks for sharing! I just started to ride on my escooter and I felt nervous when I ride next to the car road because of scaring I can't control my scooter and hit the cars
Hello! From Dubai UAE. I’ve enjoyed this tutorial very very much and I would like to ask that if i have experience on a 2 wheeled non electric scooter are things similar to what would happen on an electric one? I would really appreciate if you could tell me! :)
I crashed yesterday, I thought I could make the turn at the speed but even though I was leaning and turning like crazy I realized I wasn’t gonna make and and I was gonna hit a car so I realized I needed to slow down and stop turning or else I would hit the car, so I pulled both brakes and it slowed down but it still hit a curb since I stopped turning and I fell. This crash was a necessary experience.
for me personally, i have to disagree with the "take off" section. i am "regular footed". left foot forward, right foot back. but i start with my right foot on the rear foot rest, then take off and pull the trigger. for me its easier that way, to push myself against the foot rest, when the scooter has more accelleration power. i should also mention that i use the "zero start" option, without needing to kick-start the scooter first. (i am an experienced rider with a quite few thousand miles, maybe 5.000 miles or so). that way, by pushing my foot agaist the rear foot rest, i am automatically pushing myself up onto the scooter, so taht i can place the front foot on the deck. if i'd place the front foot first, i'd pull the handlebar towards me as the scooter accellerates. but again, more experienced rider and commuter, so i found out my own way of riding.
That sounds similar to pushing mongo on a skateboard. It isn't the standard way to push off, and I am trying to demonstrate basic riding techniques with this video. There are a lot of small variations or changes that a rider could make based on their preferences, but this is a video intended for beginners.
Interesting. I haven't [yet] tried a scooter - still not legal in UK! - but I feel my natural stance would be left-foot forward...but I'm so used to mounting a cycle from the left-hand side, so feel that would be my preference. Hopefully, the UK is going to legalize them in the not-so-distant future.
Ha!! ... and I thought all I had to do was charge the battery, hop on the scooter and away I go!! I don't think I'm the only one who thought the same way!!
Thanks for the tips. Can you do something for scooter riders who go too fast around bikes and pedestrians and put lots of innocent people in danger? I have had many close calls with e-scooters because their riders never say they are there and they have no devices like bike bells. They just hope everyone always stays exactly where they are and never does anything unpredictable like lean one way or move their arms etc.
I appreciate this video I have a couple e-bikes but just ordered my first e-scooter from a recommendation of yours so these tips and extra knowledge is a real lifesaver thank u and stay safe out there
Awesome video I learned a lot and I have a question for you being that you know a lot scooters. I just received my Segway ninebot max G2 and I was wondering what kind of helmet should I be wearing with it?
That would seem to be the most comfortable.. But if you are riding fast and stop The balance is gonna be off and you're probably gonna fly over the handlebars
I have a quistion (@RK9Rides) I have a issue with my balance which means i can't hold balance on, for example, a regular bicycle which means I have to transport myself on a bicycle with 3 wheels or by car and i'd really like to have something a bit smaller and better and quicker handling. Do you think an E- scooter could be a option?
This really helps a lot. Turning left or right also reminds me on the car when you want to park. It is the same tecnique of leaning i think so. In any way,this will help me cuz tomorrow i want to buy my first scooter and i have never driven. Thanx so much. I have seen this video a few times, i will do again😂. Thanx
Good video. Wish I saw it before I got my scooter😂, but I practiced safely in my condo's garage before taking it on the streets. I'm still nervous with taking corners. Can you show the best way to make tight turns, please? Your wide turns would get me killed on the city streets. Also, another tip to add is to learn back when going across cracks and potholes.
Slight correction. Being goofy footed doesnt mean its your right foot. Its if you put your dominant foot forward. Also what side you stand on by your definition doesn't work with people that stand goofy foot and push Mongo (pushing with that goofy foot). Just worth mentioning.
My Plug scooter has push to start or throttle from zero start, also it has electronic cruise control! I like that, and with the rear suspension, I don't have to keep my knees slightly bent to absorb the shocks.
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Believe it or not this video might literally save lives. Thank you for making it
I agree. Most people think oh it’s just a scooter but it’s actually something you should take seriously regardless of speed.
The video is great but I personally think that if someone actually doesn't know any of it then they shouldn't even be on a scooter in the first place
It's all just common sense but unfortunately even in this day and age a lot of people are missing it
Agreed! Something else too is to wear an nta helmet like xnito or bern hudson while riding, cpsc helmets don't really protect you
I came here for this comment, and it is also great for riding to work (depending on your shift)!
@@jonathanguinan8248I mean I’m only a few mins in but I’ve never scootered before and I don’t know anything about foot positioning. Hence why I’m learning. “People who don’t know how to ride shouldn’t” okay, so that why we learn what 😂
Thank you for explaining the weight distribution and the lean when turning. I was terrified riding my scooter today for the first time. Tomorrow I will feel less anxious. Thank you!
Found this video before I got a scooter and I’ll say it literally saved my life, I was “hit” by a car that didn’t indicate it was crossing 4 lanes of traffic to pull into their apartment complex and I’m still here because I was able to shift my body weight to help slow myself down just enough to hit the car and not be full on hit by the car. You’re incredible and I had to find this video again so I could subscribe.
wow i’m happy you survived! the video might’ve helped but it was really up to you to save yourself and you did🥳🥳🥳
Thanks for making this video, this is the best ‘how to’ for newbies (me) I have seen so far. You are really clear and measured in your explanations.
Thanks for this. I just got a scooter with a very high acceleration, 0 to 15 km/h in just a second in gear 1 so I always kinda leave my soul behind when going. I just have to conquer my fear of going fast and leaning to turn 😅
for me its definitely fear holding me back. but i just have to keep riding until im not scared
Hello from Melbourne, Australia. Always have enjoyed your videos. One thing I had to learn when I first started riding was brake distribution. A newer rider grabbing a handful of front brake in an emergency stopping situation is not ideal, even with leaning back while braking. Having an understanding of how to apply each brake with correct force would be beneficial to new riders to learn and avoid going over the front of the scoot. Keep up the great videos.
Great point. That's something that did cross my mind when making this video and probably should have covered here. Not sure how your bike brakes are routed in Australia, but lots of scooters have the rear and front brake routing switched when compared to bike brake routing here in the USA and lots of first time riders will accidently lock up the front brake thinking it is the rear brake and send themselves over the handlebars.
Hi. My trek MTB and Weped Fold are both left rear, right front. However my sons Mantis Pro 10 is the opposite. Not sure if factory set, or repairer did that when stem was replaced a while back. I was almost caught out big time taking the Mantis out earlier this week when braking especially going from drum brakes on the fold, to the discs on the Mantis. This is what got me thinking about this when I saw you video.
Dude, where do you live? Nice mountains.
Got my Apollo ghost a few days ago and put almost 60 miles on it and love it . I liked your turning and cornering portion was helpful thanks been playing with those skills the most
Hi, i Don't know how to ride a bicycle. Will ot be difficult for me?
No bicycle is much harder to ride
hey rk9 i bought a varla eagle one because of you and it is amazing thack you so much for the suggestion
I was so close to getting one too but I heard their customer support weren’t so great. I didn’t want to deal with the hassle if something happen to the scooter so I got the mantis pro se from voromotor. Loving it so far and customer support has been pretty good so far.
shoulda got a vsett9+ or 10+
I hate to corect yu budy but turning involves both leaning and terning the bars
Man how you guys balance like this , its an isue to deal with
Me too i have the same issue 😂
Thank you for making the video! I haven’t ride a bike for more than 20 years. Now I bought an e-scooter and I’m learning to balance my body. This is very helpful I feel like a kid again 😊
Are electric scooters eco-friendly vehicles to ride in the city? Just curious, LOL.
Since I'm living in a big city this would be the perfect form of transportation what scares me in these things is the sheer speed
Proper head gear is a must. I just bought a new Nami Blast Max an the speeds/acceleration is ridiculous!
This is great dude, thanks. I personally am an experienced single and dual motor rider but I’ll def send this to friends/family who are starting out.
I'm just learning, and the turns were making me nervous today. That helps so much, thank you! Also, what an incredible view!
Thanks for this man! I just got done with my first ride and got thrown over the handlebars like 4 times. I think I was definitely turning the handlebars too much while trying to turn!
Not trolling but four times?
@@Iambriangregory Yeah actually also turned out my front tire was super flat so I think that had a lot to do with it.
@@willsanderson8561 dude something's missing in this story or something missing in you you said super flat and you didn't notice it? Four times? I wouldn't repeat that story anymore to anybody else it doesn't sound right there's an expression fool me once shame on you fool me twice shame on me but four times hitting the ground and you're not roller skating come on now
Personally I think Zero Start can be a bit dangerous and I recommend disabling it, especially on higher power scooters. I have a Hover 1 Pioneer, which is kick start only, and I do have to admit the 3mph speed is a bit high. When riding slowly, like in a very tight or crowded place, it is easy to 'stall' the scooter, where you slow down enough so that you have to kick again to get going.
However, on the Varla Eagle One, you barely have to get the scooter rolling for it to engage, its less than 1mph, so the stalling issue is completely gone and it is easy to ride at low speeds. It is easy to hit the throttle by accident, especially on a finger throttle, and with a high powered scooter like the Eagle One, you can easily cause damage, hurt yourself or anyone in front of you.
I really think scooters should have a button similar to hoverboards that gets pressed down only when a rider is on the scooter, so if you're not on top of it the throttle gets disabled. Basically a dead man's switch.
I personally really like zero start and find kick-to-start scooters frustrating, but you should do what you feel most comfortable with. Luckily, many scooters have the option to turn zero start off and on so there is a bit of flexibility.
Kick-to-start is basically your proposed dead man switch. You have to be on the scooter and moving to active the throttle. I think having a dead man's switch on scooters would cause more problems than it solved. I honestly don't find myself accidentally activating the throttle when I don't want to, but that's just my personal experience.
Just my two cents, thanks for commenting :)
Zero start is the first thing I disabled. I set mine to 3 km/h and it works fine and it just eliminates having accidental throttle. I also turned my acceleration way way down and now I get a smooth ride, my bike was just too aggressive by default.
Thank you so much for this simple, yet effective video. Especially with the body cam and the other angles. I have an anxiety about driving or being on roads in general but for my new job, a scooter might be the way to go and I have gone from 0% knowledge to about 80% now so, once again, thank you.
I don't know how civilised they are in the US but, such videos pretty much shows it. If I were to attempt to make this tutorial out here in Poland, Poles would have rushed down to the park hurling all kinds of racial slurs & literally walking into my frame just to ruin the video, I kid you not. I know how much I have to edit out when making videos.
Great video! By the way, the views are awesome, looks like Colorado or Utah? Thanks again.
Thank you so much ❤
My e-scooter just arrived today, and I'm learning how to balance properly. ❤ your video helps me learn ❤❤
Very in-depth and great video, I am surprised on how well detailed it is
The US has way more chill laws with e-scooters, the fuckin UK is dead set on making it awful to get one.
I just got a basic skooter. I'am just learning to ride it. This video is very helpful.
Thank you for your videos. Very helpful. Should I try the regular position? I’m naturally goofy but it’s pretty uncomfortable on my right knee. It feels as if I did some leg curls.
Very good video for an absolute idiot like myself who fell off the first time i tried.
Thank you for this video. Rewatching it before taking my first ride ever 😊
Beautiful snowy mountain backdrop. Where is it? 😊
Terrific video! Thanks for taking the time to put this together in such a professional manner. If I could add one thing --- look in the direction you want to turn. Don't stare straight ahead, normally, you will go where you are looking. Learn to do this when you are first starting out and I will guarantee you that your comfort level in making those tight or higher speed turns will increase significantly.
Great info.
Thanks.
I just got a Electric Scooter.
I Never used a Scooter before.
😊
Thank you so much for making this video. It’s very helpful for someone like me that just getting started to learn how to ride an electric scooter.
I dont understand why there is not a lot of videos like this. Thank you very much!!!!
My brother has a escooter he allowed me to ride it and surprisingly i can ride it😅 this video has helped me out even more thank you so much for this content 😊😊
You don't talk about stopping and accelerating while cornering. On my wolf King GT Pro, cornering while braking takes lots of practice and can be very dangerous. In 5th gear dual motor, accelerating while cornering takes even more practice!
Typically you want to brake before you turn or corner. That’s what I learned from pro cyclists. Same goes for accelerating.
I jave an electric scooter guys this si perfeckt to practise
I'm getting the Pegasus on Monday and I haven't been on 2 wheels since my knee injury. This will be interesting getting back knowing I have to ride normal when I'm goofy foot because I can't load weight on my left knee when it's bent. So I'll be kick off goofy foot and switch once in motion.
Sketchy. Good luck!
my mother suddenly taken interest in electric Transport, specific bikes and scooter for my Uncle as she see it as a amazing transport for him. and then make me intrigued on the same topic, we in the same keyword here; suddenly, went to a electric transport dealer shop; and man, it felt being 6 year old riding a nice little kiddy bike. as im a full supporter on 4 wheel cars so i have completely unfamiliarity. but man, i underestimate how good the scooter speed felt, almost wheelie it.
Never used one, but plan to soon as ride share in a city. I'm 70 - this will save some bones!
Hey bro! Still deciding if i should get my first scooter.. but my wife don’t really like the idea because of my age.. but i am a mountain biker for about 12 years now.. this tips are good👍 i kind a looking for the Visett 10 +😁 stay safe God bless us all🙏
Yeah i came to watch this after i ate shit this morning trying to ride. Weight distribution was clearly my problem. Also good to note that ill get more comfortable over time
I just got my escooter today, these tips are definitely helpful, thanks!
Many thanks for this video. I'm interested in some of the local escooter trials in my city and from watching a few videos this is the most practical and clearest one I've seen.
I fell down by my face landing on ground,
When trying to side way CLIMBING UP A sharp cut edge,
A lesson for any one.
Do not think I am reckless young man, I am 12 years driving experience, perfect driving record,(never claim one penny from auto insurance)
I will be getting an electric scooter thanks
@10:45 you mention that you lean & turn to the direction you wish to go .. this is very true and common when riding a bike beit an ebike or regular pedal.
Thanks for sharing! I just started to ride on my escooter and I felt nervous when I ride next to the car road because of scaring I can't control my scooter and hit the cars
Really thank you for explaining..i learned a lot.
Great advice on turning!!! Well filmed too! Thanks!
Excellent instructional video! Thanks!
Hello! From Dubai UAE. I’ve enjoyed this tutorial very very much and I would like to ask that if i have experience on a 2 wheeled non electric scooter are things similar to what would happen on an electric one? I would really appreciate if you could tell me! :)
I crashed yesterday, I thought I could make the turn at the speed but even though I was leaning and turning like crazy I realized I wasn’t gonna make and and I was gonna hit a car so I realized I needed to slow down and stop turning or else I would hit the car, so I pulled both brakes and it slowed down but it still hit a curb since I stopped turning and I fell. This crash was a necessary experience.
Thanks for making this video. I can't pass a driving license test so this is one of my only options.
for me personally, i have to disagree with the "take off" section.
i am "regular footed". left foot forward, right foot back.
but i start with my right foot on the rear foot rest, then take off and pull the trigger. for me its easier that way, to push myself against the foot rest, when the scooter has more accelleration power.
i should also mention that i use the "zero start" option, without needing to kick-start the scooter first. (i am an experienced rider with a quite few thousand miles, maybe 5.000 miles or so).
that way, by pushing my foot agaist the rear foot rest, i am automatically pushing myself up onto the scooter, so taht i can place the front foot on the deck.
if i'd place the front foot first, i'd pull the handlebar towards me as the scooter accellerates.
but again, more experienced rider and commuter, so i found out my own way of riding.
That sounds similar to pushing mongo on a skateboard. It isn't the standard way to push off, and I am trying to demonstrate basic riding techniques with this video. There are a lot of small variations or changes that a rider could make based on their preferences, but this is a video intended for beginners.
Interesting. I haven't [yet] tried a scooter - still not legal in UK! - but I feel my natural stance would be left-foot forward...but I'm so used to mounting a cycle from the left-hand side, so feel that would be my preference. Hopefully, the UK is going to legalize them in the not-so-distant future.
@@frankhooper7871 I’m in the U.K. and I ride all the time lol , as long as your responsible round by me police don’t even bother you .
Ha!! ... and I thought all I had to do was charge the battery, hop on the scooter and away I go!!
I don't think I'm the only one who thought the same way!!
Great vid. Lots of info and well shown so novices and beginners can get the basics and foundations for skilled riding! Thanks
I still can't do it
Thanks for the tips. Can you do something for scooter riders who go too fast around bikes and pedestrians and put lots of innocent people in danger? I have had many close calls with e-scooters because their riders never say they are there and they have no devices like bike bells. They just hope everyone always stays exactly where they are and never does anything unpredictable like lean one way or move their arms etc.
I appreciate this video I have a couple e-bikes but just ordered my first e-scooter from a recommendation of yours so these tips and extra knowledge is a real lifesaver thank u and stay safe out there
I am in my 40s and don’t even know how to ride bike. And I got a scooter. My first day today. I did amazing. Thanks 😀
Thank you for this video. It's helpful. I wonder what advice you have for wearing a backpack while riding a scooter.
Thanks for taking the time to make this video, plus the view of that place is awesome
The bad thing is that I don't have a Electric scooter so I have to use a Lime Electric scooter
I'm thinking about asking for one of these for my birthday which is soon, so thank you for this video
Next can you show us how to E brake turn one of these things?
Thanks but I probably should pass because I don't have good balance due to balance issues.
Thanks for show me how to drive a scooter but at the park the boys make fun of me because I didn't know how to drive a scooter
Just started learning today, thank you man.
Goodluckar! riding scooter is very fun and the motor is down there therefore left wheel right wheel
God bless! This is a very informative video!
I got all that down pack..I need to learn how to hop off sidewalks without falling 😂
It it my ears or the Pegasus is making some rattling sounds 🤔
The motors seem loud too🤦🏾♂️
ey send me a scooter i see you have a bunch of e scooter
give ME one that goes at 25km/h🤣
As a skateboarder and a scooter rider do not ever ride with both feet side by side your center of gravity can and will be messed up
Your content is always helpful and informative
You should review the kaabo mantis pro se from voromotors
Do you know if a eway-3045 e-scooter will be able to be tuned from 20km/h to 25km/t without hurting/destroying the battery?
Really good thank you...very interesting and useful 👍
Awesome video I learned a lot and I have a question for you being that you know a lot scooters. I just received my Segway ninebot max G2 and I was wondering what kind of helmet should I be wearing with it?
How about breaking? Can you do a sudden break in case of emergency?
I have just do unloaded the application and I will be in touch with you soon
i dont know if this helps but i ride with both of my feet side by side i find it more soothing facing forward.
That would seem to be the most comfortable.. But if you are riding fast and stop The balance is gonna be off and you're probably gonna fly over the handlebars
Thank you for those great tips, informative and life saving! Getting my first scooter next week 😊
How did I go?
@thefastcommenter7774 Took it for a test ride on the weekend, so far so good! Getting a seat as well 🤘
Got my Hiboy s2 pro 2 days ago. Thank you for the video, thanks to the video I'm not dead.
I have a quistion (@RK9Rides) I have a issue with my balance which means i can't hold balance on, for example, a regular bicycle which means I have to transport myself on a bicycle with 3 wheels or by car and i'd really like to have something a bit smaller and better and quicker handling. Do you think an E- scooter could be a option?
This really helps a lot. Turning left or right also reminds me on the car when you want to park. It is the same tecnique of leaning i think so. In any way,this will help me cuz tomorrow i want to buy my first scooter and i have never driven. Thanx so much. I have seen this video a few times, i will do again😂. Thanx
Good video. Wish I saw it before I got my scooter😂, but I practiced safely in my condo's garage before taking it on the streets. I'm still nervous with taking corners. Can you show the best way to make tight turns, please? Your wide turns would get me killed on the city streets. Also, another tip to add is to learn back when going across cracks and potholes.
I’m goofy
Dropping by to say thank you. I tried the manual scooter, but I was having a hard time. Seems like I'm missing these basics.
Slight correction. Being goofy footed doesnt mean its your right foot. Its if you put your dominant foot forward. Also what side you stand on by your definition doesn't work with people that stand goofy foot and push Mongo (pushing with that goofy foot). Just worth mentioning.
So now can you make ❤❤a video of how to ride with a seat
But how to Drive Like in 10 km/h with that Scooter?
My Plug scooter has push to start or throttle from zero start, also it has electronic cruise control! I like that, and with the rear suspension, I don't have to keep my knees slightly bent to absorb the shocks.
With a kick scooter/ speed scooter I was alternate
It is ok to ride with parallel feet it's a terrible advice
Relearning how to turn because I broke my ankle turning on my scooter. 😂
Dang. 😮
Hey I just got 60v Apollo phantom
V2 preordered. Feb 20 or earlier. Pretty excited!
Can we get a video on how to do sweet jumps like Napoleon Dynamite?
Can you ride over rough ground with it like mud or long grass?