Just one thing you don't mention is that Splach actually charges almost $200 for shipping where most other scooters in the category have free shipping. It's also another $89 to have the NFC capability otherwise there is no locking protection out of the box. With the current base price at $1399 (for Titan 10, looks like the Titan 9 is not available anymore) that actually now puts the Titan in the $1700 price range shipped with NFC. Not a real bargain anymore when you can get a Mantis King GT for $1995 (or $1895 refurbished).
Great video and major hype for the Splach titan but not a any details on battery type or display brand only tires and lights can you do a second video so we can know more?? about Splach and their title fight!!!! and thank you!!!
This is crowd funding so you're not buying or guaranteed a scooter. I would be careful. "Indiegogo does not guarantee that the perks offered by the campaigner will be produced or delivered and is not directly responsible for refunding contributions."
I ordered mine on indiegogo the very first day a few weeks ago, I haven’t received it yet but my shipping label was created yesterday so I assume it’s on its way shortly. I do agree with your comment though, indiegogo and crowdfunding in general is a huge risk of you read the fine print. The fact that this was not their first campaign and they stated they already had the units in the warehouse in California helped me make my decision.
This scooter looks awesome, but... my joyor s10-s cost $1050 and it has dual 1000 watt motors and hydraulic disk brakes. It has 10 inch tires, great suspension. I'm sure you can bottom it out if you try but I weight 291 lbs and haven't bottomed out yet. Also I got 21 miles of range during a torture test with my 291lbs self on it. If you ever get a chance to compare the 2 it would be a awesome video.
I have a Joyor. While they are not bad to ride, they are nowhere near comparable to models like the Apollo Ghost or Mantis V2…or any performance scooters. Joyors are cheap Chinese scooter that are meant to be sold to customers but not returned…whether they work or not. Also, Joyors are ((NOT)) waterproof or weather proof…trust me. If you don’t believe me, just take it for a joyride in the pouring rain one day and see what happens to it.
Which joyor do you have? It seems like you haven't had good luck with yours. Mine has been holding up pretty well. I was never worried about the ip rating on mine because I don't ride in damp or wet conditions, though I agree there is no water resistance. Anyway, I was comparing it to the splatch. The joyor may be a better scooter if you're a fatty like me lol. Also, I wouldn't consider the joyor S series scoots to be cheap Chinese throwaway scooters because they are easy to work on, have parts readily available, and many youtube repair videos. If I went back in time I would have probably got a yume though.
Good evening ESI. Thanks to you I'm looking forward to buy a splach. If I buy the 9inch scooter now, will I be able to change the tires to 10inch? or are the rims different.
Once you have paid the shipping cost (£250 from hong kong). It turns out to be more expensive than a Mantis 10 X, V2... (Which is a far superior scooter)... 60 V, 24.5 AH, 1,000 W dual motors, sine wave controller, 40 mph, and full hydraulic brakes... All this, for just £1299 !
Titan = 52v, Mantis = 60v. (60v is superior to 52v). Titan has cable brakes, while the Mantis brakes are Hydraulic. (All the Best scooters have Hydraulic brakes). Titan's AH is 20.8, While the Mantis is 24.5. (The higher the number, the longer the range). The Mantis battery is LG... And the Mantis has Sine Wave controllers !.. You have Obviously been taken in by all the HYPE... Next time, I suggest you deal in FACTS, (like I do !)
@@jeremiahnatano4841 : If you can get one without paying the (Rip Off) shipping cost. Then it would be a good deal.😎On the other hand... If you end up paying $1500 - $1600 ? Then I would rather go for the Mantis 10, 18.2 amp, ($1699). After all, the Mantis 10 is not the Best Seller at Fluid Freerides for nothing, ya know !🧐
@Robin Arden I actually just bought my titan for under $1300 total. The total for mantis 10 is $1852 (just checked, with taxes). The battery is also 1092 W for mantis and 1080 for titan, hardly a diffrence except titan max is 44 miles while mantis 10 is 33 miles so real world data is needed. If you can justify paying $552 more for something that's comparable then sure but I can't, hydraulic brakes and a small few other things aren't worth $552. *I do agree with you I was disappointed with the shipping charge.
Splach lied about the 37mph. That’s for the 10 inch model that costs a lot more. The 9 inch $1139 Titan has a top speed of 32mph which was not changed on the splach website until recently
The main Q is the price will stay or later they will bump it back to 2k mark, as now its considered a sale... As for 1.5k dualtron victor just destroys this escooter in every aspect!
@@ElectricScooterInsider yeah you so should if you can, would love to know your thoughts. They are a UK based company so maybe they could send you one to review 👍. The P1 2.0 is there more budget friendly model but go upwards from there.
Please give us some information about customer service which is very important, based on information from the scooter guide fluid free ride seems to offer the best service after the sale
Why is Solar Scooters always overlooked, especially when they're a British company. Their P1 2.0 is better, cheaper at £969 with 10inch tyres a 52v battery 18ah or 936wh, the dual motors are 1,200w. It's better value for money and your also getting the Solar customer support.
The base model is $1299 in the US and thats with a 18 ah, 30 mile range (lower than titan). When you add the tron lighting (titan has lighting) brings it to $1439.. so titan is still better, cant justify spending $300 more for that. *objectively, titan looks a lot better (physically)
My friend has the p1 2.0 and has had issue after issue since buying it. The ride is also very uncomfortable with its very stiff suspension. Nobody really talks about solar because their products seem to be crap.
I just got mine (Titan 10). I'm about 220 lbs. and live on a steep hill and in dual mode, the Titan handles it no problem. That's the main reason I went with a dual motor scooter and I'm not disappointed.
I’ve got a Wowgo skateboard that goes 25 ish but now I want one of these. I might need to get insured and an mot as if I get pulled over I’ll get 6 points and lose my black cab licence 😂
I ordered mine on Friday, today is Wednesday and tracking indicates "Label has been created." I paid extra for air shipping so I hope to see some progress soon.
It arrived last Thursday. I have to admit, it is really sweet. I had to buy tire valve extenders to fill the tires to the proper level as the company deflates then for shipping. The EABS braking is way too aggressive when going down hills. I've learned how to get into the "p" settings but don't know how to adjust once there. I've emailed Splach to find out how. Other than that, it's really nice! I plan on doing my own review once I have a little more experience with it.@@ToxicHAL
Borrows a lot from the single motor Dualtron Mini.. including the mud guards. The DT mini only falls slightly short of this for much less cash, but it is single motor.
I just talked to another purchaser who contacted Splach and said that they told him that the 9" tires were tubeless, however the 10" tires are tubed. Can anyone confirm this information? I have reached out to the company, I will let you know what I find out!
Thanks dude. TBH I think SPLACH have low balled the load figure. Scooters of this build tend to be able to support at least 265 lbs, or in some cases more. For example, the Apollo Ghost is of a similar build and can support up to 300 lbs.
There are many factors on light electric vehicles that are effected by the load they carry. As weight increases the amount of TIME the entire electrical system is under high current (amps) increases. Therefore the calculated ability of these components to dissipate heat MUST be increased. Larger wires, larger heat sinks, better or more MOSFIT's (power transistors) and improved circuit design is needed. Transistor and or circuit board failure would likely be the #1 issue. Also the battery must be able to deliver the increased amount of current for more time which it likely will since max current is regulated by both the battery electronics and the controller, however lower range is inevitable as weight increases. The next failure would likely be the ability of the brakes (which are mechanical cable operated) to dissipate heat with longer stopping distances required as weight increases. I don't think chassis issues would be the limiting factor. A good look inside the controller(s) would shead a lot of light on the lower 220lb rating of this scooter. That being said, I would not recommend overloading a weight rating, but if you do, accelerate less aggressively and allow more room for stopping.
I ordered mine over a week ago. I live in Portugal and am supposed to take delivery the first week in November. Will update when I find out how much duty/VAT is.
emove cruiser probably should have been in the comparison. This is slightly faster top speed and out accelerating, but the added range and weight capacity plus similar price means I think the cruiser is probably the better buy for most people
EMOVE Cruiser is a great scooter! Based on my hands-on tests, both the SPLACH and Cruiser serve different needs. The Cruiser is built for long range cruising through urban environments, but it doesn't tackle off-road terrain well. The SPLACH, on the other hand, is in a league of its own when it comes to all-terrain riding. I would only opt for the Cruiser if I needed a super long range.
@@ElectricScooterInsider yes the dual motors helps a lot and tires though you can throw off-road tires on the cruiser. I am excited to see what splach comes up with in the future when/if they make a heavyweight one
For some reason, I’m a bit skeptical about this review. It just sounds too good to be true. Nowadays, that is usually the case. I don’t believe everything I hear or see online.
Yup, the solar p1 is definetly better priced and has higher performance than the splach titan. The solar p1 costs less, is faster, has the same if not more range and includes free shipping. Either this is a paid review or this guy hasen't done enough research and testing, nice editing though.
If you'd want hydraulics brakes the cost would be much higher. The disk brakes are for low cost. Synergy Tsunami would be the E-scooter Version with hydraulic brakes but it's much more expensive.
I'm nube in E- scooter and in 4 days I seen bunch of same scooters with only changed name olmost both one cos I thought that In my country make E-scuters and patrioticy went to the store and seler literally 3 times told mee that I don't buy scooter cos there are no parts and wating is crazy for stupid parts. And I both Vsett with 1are warrantee and LG baterys also part im set for feu ares . This is all gambling and I love to gamble if I'm the house:). Best regards from Croatia.
Just don't breakdown, You can't buy spare parts even from their own website, That means you will eventually have to source your own parts, totally unacceptable.
Haha, I have LOADS! Right now, I'm loving all-terrain rides so it would be either the Mantis King GT (which is awesome), or the SPLACH Titan (great and very good value). The SPLACH was one of the eaiest scooters I've reviewed all year considering its performance and price.
Aye the only reason I mention because these so called trusted brand sponsor every video on TH-cam. If you go on Facebook forums. There’s tons of people sitting with $1500 -$2000 paper weights.
Too bad the so-called super secret location for an air tag is no longer super secret. Thanks for ruining that secret. You probably should have told people there is a secret location. And not exposed the secret. Cuz what do you think people who are wanting to steal this thing are hoping to know. I'll tell you. Where the super secret location for an air tag is located. So they can throw that air tag away when they steal the scooter. Please do better in the future. This is still a great video by the way.
Just one thing you don't mention is that Splach actually charges almost $200 for shipping where most other scooters in the category have free shipping. It's also another $89 to have the NFC capability otherwise there is no locking protection out of the box. With the current base price at $1399 (for Titan 10, looks like the Titan 9 is not available anymore) that actually now puts the Titan in the $1700 price range shipped with NFC. Not a real bargain anymore when you can get a Mantis King GT for $1995 (or $1895 refurbished).
This is the best video I’ve seen on any splach and made me really think about buying it for value alone
Glad you like it! One of the best deals I've come across all year
Great video and major hype for the Splach titan but not a any details on battery type or display brand only tires and lights can you do a second video so we can know more?? about Splach and their title fight!!!! and thank you!!!
This is crowd funding so you're not buying or guaranteed a scooter. I would be careful. "Indiegogo does not guarantee that the perks offered by the campaigner will be produced or delivered and is not directly responsible for refunding contributions."
I can confirm you'll get it. I have one, I was one of the first to get it before it came out. I have pictures too.
I ordered mine on indiegogo the very first day a few weeks ago, I haven’t received it yet but my shipping label was created yesterday so I assume it’s on its way shortly. I do agree with your comment though, indiegogo and crowdfunding in general is a huge risk of you read the fine print. The fact that this was not their first campaign and they stated they already had the units in the warehouse in California helped me make my decision.
@@cullinthemost Have you received your scooter yet?
@@melchris6070 yes, FedEx delivered it on Friday
@@cullinthemost how do you like your scooter so far? I’m riding while it was wet outside?
I'm on my sixth video of yours now and they've been quite informative. Thank you for your in depth feedback on ALL points that we're interested in.
only getting 30 mph on this scooter how do i unlock to get max speed?
p08 is at 100 .. turbo, dual , gear 3
5'11 195 pounds
This scooter looks awesome, but... my joyor s10-s cost $1050 and it has dual 1000 watt motors and hydraulic disk brakes. It has 10 inch tires, great suspension. I'm sure you can bottom it out if you try but I weight 291 lbs and haven't bottomed out yet. Also I got 21 miles of range during a torture test with my 291lbs self on it. If you ever get a chance to compare the 2 it would be a awesome video.
Can u put the link in so I can have a look at it
unfortunately in the eu the s10-s costs $1600
range is easy to compare when all else is the same just take a look at the battery size
I have a Joyor. While they are not bad to ride, they are nowhere near comparable to models like the Apollo Ghost or Mantis V2…or any performance scooters. Joyors are cheap Chinese scooter that are meant to be sold to customers but not returned…whether they work or not. Also, Joyors are ((NOT)) waterproof or weather proof…trust me. If you don’t believe me, just take it for a joyride in the pouring rain one day and see what happens to it.
Which joyor do you have? It seems like you haven't had good luck with yours. Mine has been holding up pretty well. I was never worried about the ip rating on mine because I don't ride in damp or wet conditions, though I agree there is no water resistance. Anyway, I was comparing it to the splatch. The joyor may be a better scooter if you're a fatty like me lol. Also, I wouldn't consider the joyor S series scoots to be cheap Chinese throwaway scooters because they are easy to work on, have parts readily available, and many youtube repair videos. If I went back in time I would have probably got a yume though.
Good evening ESI. Thanks to you I'm looking forward to buy a splach. If I buy the 9inch scooter now, will I be able to change the tires to 10inch? or are the rims different.
The 9 inch and 10 inch specs are different. They had a whole scandal behind it. This review is wrong.
Once you have paid the shipping cost (£250 from hong kong). It turns out to be more expensive than a Mantis 10 X, V2... (Which is a far superior scooter)... 60 V, 24.5 AH, 1,000 W dual motors, sine wave controller, 40 mph, and full hydraulic brakes... All this, for just £1299 !
I paid £1300 total with shipping for the titan10. so its still better value
Titan = 52v, Mantis = 60v. (60v is superior to 52v). Titan has cable brakes, while the Mantis brakes are Hydraulic. (All the Best scooters have Hydraulic brakes). Titan's AH is 20.8, While the Mantis is 24.5. (The higher the number, the longer the range). The Mantis battery is LG... And the Mantis has Sine Wave controllers !.. You have Obviously been taken in by all the HYPE... Next time, I suggest you deal in FACTS, (like I do !)
@@robinarden8877 sorry but in US a 24.5 A model is $2199....I can buy almost 2 titans for the price of that -_-
@@jeremiahnatano4841 : If you can get one without paying the (Rip Off) shipping cost. Then it would be a good deal.😎On the other hand... If you end up paying $1500 - $1600 ? Then I would rather go for the Mantis 10, 18.2 amp, ($1699). After all, the Mantis 10 is not the Best Seller at Fluid Freerides for nothing, ya know !🧐
@Robin Arden I actually just bought my titan for under $1300 total. The total for mantis 10 is $1852 (just checked, with taxes). The battery is also 1092 W for mantis and 1080 for titan, hardly a diffrence except titan max is 44 miles while mantis 10 is 33 miles so real world data is needed. If you can justify paying $552 more for something that's comparable then sure but I can't, hydraulic brakes and a small few other things aren't worth $552. *I do agree with you I was disappointed with the shipping charge.
were can you get it for 1199? I see it on the web for 1399
This code gives you $100 off. ESI100
What web did you see it on?
Splach lied about the 37mph. That’s for the 10 inch model that costs a lot more. The 9 inch $1139 Titan has a top speed of 32mph which was not changed on the splach website until recently
The main Q is the price will stay or later they will bump it back to 2k mark, as now its considered a sale... As for 1.5k dualtron victor just destroys this escooter in every aspect!
Not in price, dualtron is more than double
I would like to see a video comparing this one to the Solar P1 2.0.
You should update the price. It's now a 1400 dollar scooter.
Do you plan on reviewing the segway p100s? Great detailed review, I hope they release this in european stores.
Hey man, If you get a chance I'd love to see a review of the Solar P1 2.0 cost £969, if you can. Great review btw 🙌
Thanks! I'll look into them. I've heard of Solar before but haven't had the chance to test one of their models yet.
@@ElectricScooterInsider yeah you so should if you can, would love to know your thoughts. They are a UK based company so maybe they could send you one to review 👍. The P1 2.0 is there more budget friendly model but go upwards from there.
I get having performance at a lower price, but I want reliability too. My Mantis V2 is falling apart before 750 miles and it's not pretty. :/
Best review by miles
Please give us some information about customer service which is very important, based on information from the scooter guide fluid free ride seems to offer the best service after the sale
Very good I’ve contacted them many times. Got myself a Titan
I've contacted them prior to taking ownership and after. They always respond promptly to my emails.
Why is Solar Scooters always overlooked, especially when they're a British company. Their P1 2.0 is better, cheaper at £969 with 10inch tyres a 52v battery 18ah or 936wh, the dual motors are 1,200w. It's better value for money and your also getting the Solar customer support.
The base model is $1299 in the US and thats with a 18 ah, 30 mile range (lower than titan). When you add the tron lighting (titan has lighting) brings it to $1439.. so titan is still better, cant justify spending $300 more for that. *objectively, titan looks a lot better (physically)
My friend has the p1 2.0 and has had issue after issue since buying it. The ride is also very uncomfortable with its very stiff suspension.
Nobody really talks about solar because their products seem to be crap.
great videos, thank you. what about the climbing abilities... is the Splash Titan better or not than the Mantis 10 v2 / V3 ?
I just got mine (Titan 10). I'm about 220 lbs. and live on a steep hill and in dual mode, the Titan handles it no problem. That's the main reason I went with a dual motor scooter and I'm not disappointed.
I’ve got a Wowgo skateboard that goes 25 ish but now I want one of these. I might need to get insured and an mot as if I get pulled over I’ll get 6 points and lose my black cab licence 😂
I ordered mine on Friday, today is Wednesday and tracking indicates "Label has been created." I paid extra for air shipping so I hope to see some progress soon.
Puttting a comment here so I can get an update. Lmk how it goes.
It arrived last Thursday. I have to admit, it is really sweet. I had to buy tire valve extenders to fill the tires to the proper level as the company deflates then for shipping. The EABS braking is way too aggressive when going down hills. I've learned how to get into the "p" settings but don't know how to adjust once there. I've emailed Splach to find out how. Other than that, it's really nice! I plan on doing my own review once I have a little more experience with it.@@ToxicHAL
Does this scooter have a IP RATING?
IP54
Awesome scooter! Is the battery removable and also how much does it weigh?
64 lbs / 29 Kg
Borrows a lot from the single motor Dualtron Mini.. including the mud guards. The DT mini only falls slightly short of this for much less cash, but it is single motor.
I looked up dualtron mini and it's more expensive $1500
In australia it's like 2000 dollars
I think I have to get this...... (subscribed) 👍
Hi, the campaign is coming to an end which means the best deals are also ending! Don't let it slip away!
@@SPLACHBIKEwhen does it end?
Buying it as well. Did you buy yours yet?
@@gatesroyale no bro 🙁 need to save a little more....
@@gullibleidiot-do7nodarn I hope you get it. I’m buying mines tomorrow.
You should say that the NFC is optional extra
amazing🎉
I just talked to another purchaser who contacted Splach and said that they told him that the 9" tires were tubeless, however the 10" tires are tubed. Can anyone confirm this information? I have reached out to the company, I will let you know what I find out!
If anyone is curious, the 10" is in fact a tubed tire, not a tubeless, just fyi!
Nice review man. You think 255 lbs is too big for this e-scooter 🤔 ?
Thanks dude. TBH I think SPLACH have low balled the load figure. Scooters of this build tend to be able to support at least 265 lbs, or in some cases more. For example, the Apollo Ghost is of a similar build and can support up to 300 lbs.
Thanks buddy I appreciate the feedback! I appreciate your honest feedback and great videos
@@Freedom.Fighter. thanks for watching them! Hope you get a good deal this weekend
There are many factors on light electric vehicles that are effected by the load they carry. As weight increases the amount of TIME the entire electrical system is under high current (amps) increases. Therefore the calculated ability of these components to dissipate heat MUST be increased. Larger wires, larger heat sinks, better or more MOSFIT's (power transistors) and improved circuit design is needed. Transistor and or circuit board failure would likely be the #1 issue. Also the battery must be able to deliver the increased amount of current for more time which it likely will since max current is regulated by both the battery electronics and the controller, however lower range is inevitable as weight increases.
The next failure would likely be the ability of the brakes (which are mechanical cable operated) to dissipate heat with longer stopping distances required as weight increases.
I don't think chassis issues would be the limiting factor.
A good look inside the controller(s) would shead a lot of light on the lower 220lb rating of this scooter.
That being said, I would not recommend overloading a weight rating, but if you do, accelerate less aggressively and allow more room for stopping.
Could I put PMTs on this?
I like it - I have to have the 10 inch tires. Not available yet though! I was so ready to give them my money. :-(
Just got mine this week!
@Zaloomination how is it? I'd like a little 4 month review lol
Is this scooter good for heavy riders?
Which would you choose between the Splach Titan and the Solar P1 2.0?
Eq just came out which is a overall improvement
This is copy of hiley tiger 9 .. i wanna know if you can put tires from gt10 on this scooter
How to connect rgb lights it’s not working app doesn’t work wht to do
How many different names will be slapped on the same scooters ?
What’s the other brand that use this model. Who’s the real manufacturer.
Hi, do you know what the tax (duty and vat) looks like if you order to the EU?
Hey, sorry I do not. It would be best to reach out to SPLACH. Usually when I get scooters delivered of a similar weight it costs approx $100 in duty.
I ordered mine over a week ago. I live in Portugal and am supposed to take delivery the first week in November. Will update when I find out how much duty/VAT is.
Got mine last Thursday. No VAT! 🙂
I wish they were solid tires though
The Polarna M6 is a much better deal than the Titan. The Titan 10”inch is $1500.
emove cruiser probably should have been in the comparison. This is slightly faster top speed and out accelerating, but the added range and weight capacity plus similar price means I think the cruiser is probably the better buy for most people
EMOVE Cruiser is a great scooter! Based on my hands-on tests, both the SPLACH and Cruiser serve different needs. The Cruiser is built for long range cruising through urban environments, but it doesn't tackle off-road terrain well. The SPLACH, on the other hand, is in a league of its own when it comes to all-terrain riding. I would only opt for the Cruiser if I needed a super long range.
@@ElectricScooterInsider yes the dual motors helps a lot and tires though you can throw off-road tires on the cruiser. I am excited to see what splach comes up with in the future when/if they make a heavyweight one
Emove cruiser better long range better then slash titan
Where can I buy in Melbourne. Australia .... down under lol and link price
It has a secret hiding spot that looks like a reflector, underneath the light! Here let me show you where it is!! 😂😂
What’s the discount code?
What type of controller sine or square wave?
I wanna change the throttle to thumb throttle. Is the splach scooter plug and play???
Yep!
For some reason, I’m a bit skeptical about this review. It just sounds too good to be true. Nowadays, that is usually the case. I don’t believe everything I hear or see online.
it looks very similar to hiley tiger 9 pro. even sharing the same specs...
They've been raining the prices a bit
@cootscoots will show you how it's done....😎
This is $1,399.00.
If this was $1100, this should be sold out ALWAYS.
When it launched it was cheaper (the 9 inch variant). They only have the 10-inch currently which is more expensive
Buying this
twin is also great
Almost $2000 dollars in AU 😢
Website says 1400$
I was about to checkout when I saw a $200 shipping fee. No, but no thanks.
This is almost the same as the. SYNERGY CYCLONE.😮 🌀.🎉😂❤.
29 miles range not that great.try emove cruiser .longer 62 mile range
Seems like a payed for review
I kinda thought the same. Maybe it is as good as he says but he kept talking way too much about the positives, it sounded so biased
Love it
love the support
Yup, the solar p1 is definetly better priced and has higher performance than the splach titan. The solar p1 costs less, is faster, has the same if not more range and includes free shipping. Either this is a paid review or this guy hasen't done enough research and testing, nice editing though.
Solar p1 apparently has bad front suspension.
None of these dual motor brands have a seat option so no go for me.
Varla does . One of the reasons I choose an Eagle one
This would be an easy choice if it offered hydraulic brakes. Those are a necessity for me.
Why? I’m new to scooters
If you'd want hydraulics brakes the cost would be much higher. The disk brakes are for low cost. Synergy Tsunami would be the E-scooter Version with hydraulic brakes but it's much more expensive.
I'm nube in E- scooter and in 4 days I seen bunch of same scooters with only changed name olmost both one cos I thought that In my country make E-scuters and patrioticy went to the store and seler literally 3 times told mee that I don't buy scooter cos there are no parts and wating is crazy for stupid parts. And I both Vsett with 1are warrantee and LG baterys also part im set for feu ares . This is all gambling and I love to gamble if I'm the house:). Best regards from Croatia.
Just don't breakdown, You can't buy spare parts even from their own website, That means you will eventually have to source your own parts, totally unacceptable.
Dawgh, so interesting
Cheers
After so many scooters reviews... What's your scooter...??😉
"Yes" KEKW
Haha, I have LOADS! Right now, I'm loving all-terrain rides so it would be either the Mantis King GT (which is awesome), or the SPLACH Titan (great and very good value). The SPLACH was one of the eaiest scooters I've reviewed all year considering its performance and price.
Wide wheel v7 52 v. look it up
its a laotie branded so u can get it way cheaper
Aye the only reason I mention because these so called trusted brand sponsor every video on TH-cam. If you go on Facebook forums. There’s tons of people sitting with $1500 -$2000 paper weights.
Look all scooter I repeat ALL SCOOTERS NONE ARE PERFECT. SPLACH is an good company don't let a bone head stop your enjoyment
Better than eny apollo....
Too bad the so-called super secret location for an air tag is no longer super secret. Thanks for ruining that secret. You probably should have told people there is a secret location. And not exposed the secret. Cuz what do you think people who are wanting to steal this thing are hoping to know. I'll tell you. Where the super secret location for an air tag is located. So they can throw that air tag away when they steal the scooter. Please do better in the future. This is still a great video by the way.