Thank you for the fair review, we are taking notes! Appreciate the unbiased review on the pros and cons of the new updates.. Back to work to make the products better!
It's rare for me to be as disappointed in something as I am in my emove cruiser. Strongly recommend against any product from Voro Motors. Quality control and overall design are extremely wanting, and the waterproofing is an absolute lie. The 600w continuous motor struggles on most slopes, and the range is less than half of what's advertised. A cargo box attachment specifically made for the cruiser wound up grinding down the attachment point for my rear brake before I noticed and promptly uninstalled the nearly $200 feature. The brake absolutely would have failed if I hadn't noticed. Though polite, every single interaction with Voro's customer service ended in something going wrong. One of the managers debated me on whether or not I had been properly informed about the scooter before purchasing, implying that all my issues were on my fault alone. Especially interesting since I gleamed a lot of my information from this channel before purchasing. The throttle failed after it was was swamped with morning condensation about two months ago, I've been waiting on a replacement throttle as they often sell out. I mostly just use it to haul garbage and packages from the end of my long driveway. It's just not capable of much else. Sad that this is my first scooter experience as I think I'll prefer to stick with ebikes from here on out.
Hi Petra, Sorry to hear about this. Thank you for putting this on my radar. I am unable to find a similar case to match your description, would you be willing to reach out to us at support@voromotors.com or do a website live chat to tell us you are Petra from youtube? I have notified our customer service department and we would keep a look out regarding this matter. Not sure how the range is half of what's advertised, as there have been lots of riders proving the range of the Cruiser. We are more than willing to look into your case to ensure you are taken care of. Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
@@ADougans Hi Andrew, it is fair that you feel this way after reading this comment, and we completely understand. However, any rider that express dissatisfaction with the product, we would ensure they are taken care of to the best of our abilities. We are very accessible to all of our customers, if you give us a call or email us, someone would definitely be with you within minutes, if not seconds. If you ever change your mind and decided to give us a go, we are more than happy to serve you.
Thanks a lot Eddie -- we put a ton of time into testing every single aspect of these scooters and it feels good to be appreciated! And thank YOU for watching!
I would not waste your time with emove touring. I made several complaints already with their scooter. I had issues with the brake line. It constantly pops open causing the screws to come loose and making this equipment extremely dangerous. I was almost ran over by a vehicle after the brakes were not working properly. The ignition as well broke twice on me... which they say they cover under warranty. I waited 2 weeks for parts. At the end they offer to have the scooter shipped to them for repair ... but YOU have to pay for shipping with the box they’ll send you. At the end I’m not happy with the product and service. If you’re also looking into the emove cruiser, don’t buy it! . The cruiser is a nightmare too, a friend of mine had the cruiser returned it 2x for repair and when they returned it back to him with missing parts! Luckily for him voro motors actually refunded him the full price. I was not offered that. So again look elsewhere this is not worth your time. I had this scooter for several months and week after week I had some sort of issue. I will be uploading my issues in a TH-cam video of the scooter issue. Save your 900 dollars, these scooters are not worth it.
I had the rear brake cable housing fall out of the recessed mount it sits in, causing me to completely lose my one and only rear drum brake. I eventually solved with teflon tape/twine but it is something I would note on buying this scooter. I really love the quality of the ninebot and how the tires feel in NYC.
I had the same problem. After having to constantly replace tape I ended up using a zip tie to keep the brake cable from popping out of the mount. I highly recommend the zip tie method as it keeps the cable in place and I no longer have to constantly adjust the breaks.
received an emove touring couple days ago. overall a good and comfortable machine. top speed goes down for heavier rider like me, to about 21mph, which is plenty. (240lbs rider). the rear brake needs some improvement. the housing cable tends to slip out in the rear bracket causing the brake to engage lightly. the solution seems to have the adjuster screw at the max settings, just before the pads engage. this does not seem ideal, and there could be some improvements to prevent the housing from getting out.
Hi Lukas, glad to hear that you liked the Touring! We have made an improved brake housing that would hold down the brake cable tight. Can you please email us at support@voromotors.com so we can locate your order ID and get one sent out to you at no cost? Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Hi you are one of the best out there 🎉🎉now I'm looking to get one but 48 V 13AH battery and 500w they are saying it gets up 25 mph. But you said 20. I believe you big time. so can you please let me know because it's a deal-breaker
I have the newer model and it died in me after 16.5: miles, just 1/4 mile short of work. I'm 205-210lbs...alittle heavier than chuck but I was surprised. Now I make sure I charge it after every use.
heyo dopey you only need to see 50 feet in front of a scuter to stop it because that is the maximum stopingdistance for any type of brakes used so it doesnt rely mater wher you put the lights
Does anybody do distance testing at say 25kph (15.5mph) which is the scooter speed limit in Australia, and a lot of people don't want to go flat out all the time. Can it be calculated by using the battery size, motor size on a fairly regular daily commute? Your steep Hillclimb is interesting, but a lot of us ride on fairly level footpaths and roads. Love the show. Stephen Mac from "Down Under" OZ you know "Beautiful One Day, Perfect The Next" on the Gold Coast
Thanks for the review! I am 250lbs and need something that I can constantly fold up and put in and out of a car. Is this the best scooter or is there another scooter you would recommend?
Thank you for the review. What would you recommend to me between emove touring or the uscooter booster or the gt sport se. ? Response is highly appreciated. Thank you chuck
We get a ton of requests, including from Varla, to review their scooters. Is this any different from other scooters we have reviewed, the Apollo Pro or Zero 10X. There are at least 6 copies of this exact scooter sold by different companies just in North America. Basically, if a scooter is new, or has some cool features, we'd love to review it, but there just isn't much value in reviewing something that we is exactly the same as others.
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide No that thorough, Made no mention of all the complaints about the design flaw of the brakes, Just check and see how many people are complaining (Reddit, youtube vids, this thread, even Voros how to replace brakes video) about the brake cable jumping out of the housing and having no brakes, Voro are aware of the issue, They supposedly are designing something to keep the cable in place, At the moment most are having to use zip-ties to hold the cable in place., Kinda crazy that you need zip-ties to ride a $900 scooter safely.
@@Spursrule1969 Hi, the brakes were fixed and we sent out the new updated brakes to all of our customers for free when it arrived. A small percentage of the Touring riders are experiencing this issue and anyone who reported it to us receive the updated brake housing. Would you mind reaching out to us at support@voromotors.com so that we can get you one? Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
I got my touring about a year ago. I was so excited then i put it together and noticed the handle bars not stable and makin a noise. I immediately email voro to pet them know and ask questions b4 i rode it. I was told i need to ride it give it some miles it should be good togo. A couple months later some srupid gold pin that voro uses to adjust the height of handle bara came out in the stem of my scooter. I could still ride it i was just bent all the way down.
I got in contact voro tech dept and the sent me a label i had to get a bix and ship it from nyc to cali. All that time without my scooter killed me. Finally got it back and was happy until a month ago same problem. Damn gold pin. Smdh not voro want me to pay for shipping to and from and whatever repairs depending on how long they take. To refix what they said they did. Ima take the loss on this one. People be careful with this company dont let them fool you. Buy at you own risk. Ps no problem with the ride just the nosey handle bars that cant stay up. And the piss poor customer service from some kid named joey!!
That sounds frustrating. What about the clamp to hold the handlebars up? The pin is a secondary measure for safety. The primary thing holding your handlebars in place is the adjustable lever-style clamp. It should hold your handlebars at just about any height, even without the pin. -Paul
Does the suspension come tuned with the full weight range in mind? I just got one delivered and set up for my friend and the suspension is definitely too soft for a rider near 300 lbs like myself
The brake adjustment screw needed like 7 full rotations to loosen it enough so that it wouldnt rub. Just my observations! I dont think its a bad thing necessarily bc its easy to learn how to adjust things with the tooks they include but i know that ppl like my friend would never even notice that it rubs or they would assume its part of the design lol
Do you guys think it would be possible to charge a scooter with a 50w portable solar charger? Iim imagining it would be slow going, but I’m interested in trying to do long distance cruises camping in between charges if I can’t find an outlet. What do you think? Can it be done slowly with a portable solar charger like that?
I come from a motorcycle background (i used to be a motorcycle courier) I own the Cruiser and Touring, When i saw the twist throttle i immediately brought it, I actually don't like it on the scooter, I noticed when going around corners i always kinda go as fast as i can, When you turn on the cruiser you have to lean to the side and slightly forward while turning the handle bars, any tiny wrist/elbow movement during the turn activates the throttle and a number of times i kinda had to straighten up because you do slighly move your body position going around turns, I've actually removed the twist throttle and put a thumb throttle on as i think it's just much safer, When you take your thumb off the throttle thats it no acceleration, You can't take your hand off the twist throttle. I do think the different angles of sitting down compared to standing up make a massive difference, When i turn on a motorbike i keep one arm straight and just lean with the bike, but like i said earlier with the scooter you move closer to the handlebars and have to bend your elbows and can't lock your arms straight. It's probably fine going at slower speeds around turns but thats just not how i ride.
This guy isn't honest just a salesman for voromotors the scooter isn't safe! Sent mine back months ago. Controller/motor went dead, drum brake design is really bad always came out after going over a bump. Loose bolts constantly some cross threaded ones mixed in.
I think they have a new version of their drum brake? They seemed to be offering it to customers who have had problems with the first drum brake. I didn't buy the Emove Touring, because it seemed to have some bugs in the design or something. Maybe it's better now, after some tweaks. I bought an InMotion L9 this month, and am very happy with this sturdy scooter...someone called it "a tank" here on TH-cam LOL. I love the suspension and the hill-climbing ability most.
I'm thinking about buying one of these, but the IP54 rating worries me a bit since I might be riding in heavy rain and leaving it outside during work. Does anyone have any experience in how it does with heavy rain?
I would not recommend leaving this, or any scooter, outside in the rain for prolonged periods of time. Riding in light rain is generally accepted, but with heavy rain, you're better off not taking a scooter IMO.
@@yaboiyosef7640 you can water seal any scooter with silicone sealant. Open the deck up and look for all entry points and seal it. Put a plastic bag or any cover over the throttle and any headlight a scooter comes with. This is the best way to water seal any scooter. Not guaranteed to never have problems but you could definitely ride in heavy rain and not worry. Never leave it outside though, at least try and rush to to your location. I’ve ridden the cruiser and touring in a lot of downpours, no issues and that’s without sealing it myself
Twist and Thumb throttles have been available for months on the Cruiser, I brought them both 3 months ago, They are both available on the Voro Motors website, but be quick they usually sell out quickly.
Again, no real life footage of the scooter that lets prospect buyers hear the motor noise during throttle-in and cruising, and suspension sounds as the scooter travels over different surfaces and bumps.
@@llelsonbustillo6374 I bought the Emove touring and everything went bad I replaced the motor the battery the controller and the charger the light on the tail fender went bad Voro Motors garbage if you want quality I recommend Dual Tron they have many models and the quality is way better than anything else on the market.
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Thank you for the fair review, we are taking notes!
Appreciate the unbiased review on the pros and cons of the new updates.. Back to work to make the products better!
So glad this channel finally has ads. You guys are the best channel for scooters on TH-cam!
Yeah, ads are awesome!
It's rare for me to be as disappointed in something as I am in my emove cruiser. Strongly recommend against any product from Voro Motors. Quality control and overall design are extremely wanting, and the waterproofing is an absolute lie. The 600w continuous motor struggles on most slopes, and the range is less than half of what's advertised. A cargo box attachment specifically made for the cruiser wound up grinding down the attachment point for my rear brake before I noticed and promptly uninstalled the nearly $200 feature. The brake absolutely would have failed if I hadn't noticed. Though polite, every single interaction with Voro's customer service ended in something going wrong. One of the managers debated me on whether or not I had been properly informed about the scooter before purchasing, implying that all my issues were on my fault alone. Especially interesting since I gleamed a lot of my information from this channel before purchasing. The throttle failed after it was was swamped with morning condensation about two months ago, I've been waiting on a replacement throttle as they often sell out. I mostly just use it to haul garbage and packages from the end of my long driveway. It's just not capable of much else. Sad that this is my first scooter experience as I think I'll prefer to stick with ebikes from here on out.
Petra thanks for posting this, I was leaning heavily towards getting the cruiser based on what I saw on this channel. I’ll have to rethink that.
I've had zero issues with my cruiser... 1500 miles and continuing. Voro has been great through my whole experience... Purchase until now
Hi Petra,
Sorry to hear about this. Thank you for putting this on my radar. I am unable to find a similar case to match your description, would you be willing to reach out to us at support@voromotors.com or do a website live chat to tell us you are Petra from youtube? I have notified our customer service department and we would keep a look out regarding this matter.
Not sure how the range is half of what's advertised, as there have been lots of riders proving the range of the Cruiser. We are more than willing to look into your case to ensure you are taken care of.
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
@@ADougans Hi Andrew, it is fair that you feel this way after reading this comment, and we completely understand. However, any rider that express dissatisfaction with the product, we would ensure they are taken care of to the best of our abilities.
We are very accessible to all of our customers, if you give us a call or email us, someone would definitely be with you within minutes, if not seconds.
If you ever change your mind and decided to give us a go, we are more than happy to serve you.
They specifically mention protecting the throttle and display housing from water of all kinds
Good review, as always. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Love the production values lately. You guys are killing it!
Thanks a lot Eddie -- we put a ton of time into testing every single aspect of these scooters and it feels good to be appreciated! And thank YOU for watching!
Thats scooter is a piece of crap and the company could care less. Buy something from them if you want
I would not waste your time with emove touring. I made several complaints already with their scooter. I had issues with the brake line. It constantly pops open causing the screws to come loose and making this equipment extremely dangerous. I was almost ran over by a vehicle after the brakes were not working properly. The ignition as well broke twice on me... which they say they cover under warranty. I waited 2 weeks for parts. At the end they offer to have the scooter shipped to them for repair ... but YOU have to pay for shipping with the box they’ll send you. At the end I’m not happy with the product and service. If you’re also looking into the emove cruiser, don’t buy it! . The cruiser is a nightmare too, a friend of mine had the cruiser returned it 2x for repair and when they returned it back to him with missing parts! Luckily for him voro motors actually refunded him the full price. I was not offered that. So again look elsewhere this is not worth your time. I had this scooter for several months and week after week I had some sort of issue. I will be uploading my issues in a TH-cam video of the scooter issue. Save your 900 dollars, these scooters are not worth it.
I had the rear brake cable housing fall out of the recessed mount it sits in, causing me to completely lose my one and only rear drum brake. I eventually solved with teflon tape/twine but it is something I would note on buying this scooter. I really love the quality of the ninebot and how the tires feel in NYC.
I had the same problem. After having to constantly replace tape I ended up using a zip tie to keep the brake cable from popping out of the mount. I highly recommend the zip tie method as it keeps the cable in place and I no longer have to constantly adjust the breaks.
Mine does this too I half to stop and push back in for $900.00 scooter unacceptable.
The zip tie worked O.K. But then the brake would get stuck.
God this channel is the shit. You guys make the best scooter content on the internet
received an emove touring couple days ago. overall a good and comfortable machine. top speed goes down for heavier rider like me, to about 21mph, which is plenty. (240lbs rider). the rear brake needs some improvement. the housing cable tends to slip out in the rear bracket causing the brake to engage lightly. the solution seems to have the adjuster screw at the max settings, just before the pads engage. this does not seem ideal, and there could be some improvements to prevent the housing from getting out.
Hi Lukas, glad to hear that you liked the Touring! We have made an improved brake housing that would hold down the brake cable tight.
Can you please email us at support@voromotors.com so we can locate your order ID and get one sent out to you at no cost?
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
@@VoroMotors thank you for help! just emailed
Hi you are one of the best out there 🎉🎉now I'm looking to get one but 48 V 13AH battery and 500w they are saying it gets up 25 mph. But you said 20. I believe you big time. so can you please let me know because it's a deal-breaker
I love my Emove Touring. It is so lightweight. I wish Voro would improve on it.
Very helpful, thank you!
Glad it was helpful! -Vosk
I have the newer model and it died in me after 16.5: miles, just 1/4 mile short of work. I'm 205-210lbs...alittle heavier than chuck but I was surprised. Now I make sure I charge it after every use.
Watching this in 2023. Did they improved it again since ?
I couldn't find a recent review.
It’s been a while. We haven’t tested the 2023 version. I know the EMOVE Cruiser has a 2023 version, but I’m not sure about the Touring.
heyo dopey you only need to see 50 feet in front of a scuter to stop it because that is the maximum stopingdistance for any type of brakes used so it doesnt rely mater wher you put the lights
awesome review!!
I think the seat positioning was way too low
The seat we received for testing was at max or close to max height.
Nicely done...rode one yesterday :)
Is it true what every one is saying that the cruiser and voro motors are a bunch of crap??
Does anybody do distance testing at say 25kph (15.5mph) which is the scooter speed limit in Australia, and a lot of people don't want to go flat out all the time. Can it be calculated by using the battery size, motor size on a fairly regular daily commute? Your steep Hillclimb is interesting, but a lot of us ride on fairly level footpaths and roads.
Love the show. Stephen Mac from "Down Under" OZ
you know "Beautiful One Day, Perfect The Next" on the Gold Coast
Thanks for the review! I am 250lbs and need something that I can constantly fold up and put in and out of a car. Is this the best scooter or is there another scooter you would recommend?
A lot of the folks your size think the Touring is the best scooter at that price. th-cam.com/video/RdidjoTjuso/w-d-xo.html
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide
Isn't that that the 2019 Touring that Ramier is talking about? Not the current 2020 version.
Thank you for the review. What would you recommend to me between emove touring or the uscooter booster or the gt sport se. ? Response is highly appreciated. Thank you chuck
Touring all the way!
PLEASE review Varla Eagle One. Thank you.
I just saw a review on it and it looks pretty cool!
We get a ton of requests, including from Varla, to review their scooters. Is this any different from other scooters we have reviewed, the Apollo Pro or Zero 10X. There are at least 6 copies of this exact scooter sold by different companies just in North America. Basically, if a scooter is new, or has some cool features, we'd love to review it, but there just isn't much value in reviewing something that we is exactly the same as others.
if you had to pick to pick between the touring and the cruiser which would you choose?
Very thorough review. 👍
Thank you!
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide
No that thorough, Made no mention of all the complaints about the design flaw of the brakes, Just check and see how many people are complaining (Reddit, youtube vids, this thread, even Voros how to replace brakes video) about the brake cable jumping out of the housing and having no brakes, Voro are aware of the issue, They supposedly are designing something to keep the cable in place, At the moment most are having to use zip-ties to hold the cable in place., Kinda crazy that you need zip-ties to ride a $900 scooter safely.
@@Spursrule1969 Hi, the brakes were fixed and we sent out the new updated brakes to all of our customers for free when it arrived. A small percentage of the Touring riders are experiencing this issue and anyone who reported it to us receive the updated brake housing.
Would you mind reaching out to us at support@voromotors.com so that we can get you one?
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
I got my touring about a year ago. I was so excited then i put it together and noticed the handle bars not stable and makin a noise. I immediately email voro to pet them know and ask questions b4 i rode it. I was told i need to ride it give it some miles it should be good togo. A couple months later some srupid gold pin that voro uses to adjust the height of handle bara came out in the stem of my scooter. I could still ride it i was just bent all the way down.
I got in contact voro tech dept and the sent me a label i had to get a bix and ship it from nyc to cali. All that time without my scooter killed me. Finally got it back and was happy until a month ago same problem. Damn gold pin. Smdh not voro want me to pay for shipping to and from and whatever repairs depending on how long they take. To refix what they said they did. Ima take the loss on this one. People be careful with this company dont let them fool you. Buy at you own risk. Ps no problem with the ride just the nosey handle bars that cant stay up. And the piss poor customer service from some kid named joey!!
That sounds frustrating.
What about the clamp to hold the handlebars up? The pin is a secondary measure for safety. The primary thing holding your handlebars in place is the adjustable lever-style clamp. It should hold your handlebars at just about any height, even without the pin. -Paul
Wth did it become slower?
Can you review nd test the stream line bird scooters ?
so the thumb throttle cannot be adjusted? is it fixed postion or can you customize where n how high or low it is?
will you review the MAX G30LP
?
Does the suspension come tuned with the full weight range in mind? I just got one delivered and set up for my friend and the suspension is definitely too soft for a rider near 300 lbs like myself
The brake adjustment screw needed like 7 full rotations to loosen it enough so that it wouldnt rub. Just my observations! I dont think its a bad thing necessarily bc its easy to learn how to adjust things with the tooks they include but i know that ppl like my friend would never even notice that it rubs or they would assume its part of the design lol
Do you guys think it would be possible to charge a scooter with a 50w portable solar charger? Iim imagining it would be slow going, but I’m interested in trying to do long distance cruises camping in between charges if I can’t find an outlet.
What do you think? Can it be done slowly with a portable solar charger like that?
Out of curiosity, twist accelerators are the standard for motorcycles. Why aren't they adopted by the scooter manufacturers?
I come from a motorcycle background (i used to be a motorcycle courier) I own the Cruiser and Touring, When i saw the twist throttle i immediately brought it, I actually don't like it on the scooter, I noticed when going around corners i always kinda go as fast as i can, When you turn on the cruiser you have to lean to the side and slightly forward while turning the handle bars, any tiny wrist/elbow movement during the turn activates the throttle and a number of times i kinda had to straighten up because you do slighly move your body position going around turns, I've actually removed the twist throttle and put a thumb throttle on as i think it's just much safer, When you take your thumb off the throttle thats it no acceleration, You can't take your hand off the twist throttle.
I do think the different angles of sitting down compared to standing up make a massive difference, When i turn on a motorbike i keep one arm straight and just lean with the bike, but like i said earlier with the scooter you move closer to the handlebars and have to bend your elbows and can't lock your arms straight.
It's probably fine going at slower speeds around turns but thats just not how i ride.
@@Spursrule1969 That's for putting that into perspective. I figured twist-shifters would be superior but i guess not.
This guy isn't honest just a salesman for voromotors the scooter isn't safe! Sent mine back months ago. Controller/motor went dead, drum brake design is really bad always came out after going over a bump. Loose bolts constantly some cross threaded ones mixed in.
I think they have a new version of their drum brake? They seemed to be offering it to customers who have had problems with the first drum brake. I didn't buy the Emove Touring, because it seemed to have some bugs in the design or something. Maybe it's better now, after some tweaks. I bought an InMotion L9 this month, and am very happy with this sturdy scooter...someone called it "a tank" here on TH-cam LOL. I love the suspension and the hill-climbing ability most.
Is this scooter rainproof
I'm thinking about buying one of these, but the IP54 rating worries me a bit since I might be riding in heavy rain and leaving it outside during work. Does anyone have any experience in how it does with heavy rain?
I would not recommend leaving this, or any scooter, outside in the rain for prolonged periods of time. Riding in light rain is generally accepted, but with heavy rain, you're better off not taking a scooter IMO.
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide I've always wondered, what do people do when it's raining significantly but they rely on their scooter to get to work?
@@yaboiyosef7640 you can water seal any scooter with silicone sealant. Open the deck up and look for all entry points and seal it. Put a plastic bag or any cover over the throttle and any headlight a scooter comes with. This is the best way to water seal any scooter. Not guaranteed to never have problems but you could definitely ride in heavy rain and not worry. Never leave it outside though, at least try and rush to to your location. I’ve ridden the cruiser and touring in a lot of downpours, no issues and that’s without sealing it myself
I tend to top out at 26mph so how is he only topping out at 21.5mph?
Do you still get that mph? I’m trying to decide between this and the horizon
Will the twist throttle also be available for the Cruiser?
Twist and Thumb throttles have been available for months on the Cruiser, I brought them both 3 months ago, They are both available on the Voro Motors website, but be quick they usually sell out quickly.
@@Spursrule1969 thanks for that 😊
Again, no real life footage of the scooter that lets prospect buyers hear the motor noise during throttle-in and cruising, and suspension sounds as the scooter travels over different surfaces and bumps.
My Touring POV video, mostly full-throttle without music or narration: th-cam.com/video/Ix7-0zNNRno/w-d-xo.html
Thanks to that person wearing a mask lol niceee
Touring …21.5 miles? A name that says going places but can not quite go places!
you a roman emperor now? Nero?
You should see him as "Cowboy Chuck". We enjoy Chuck's many personas :-) -Paul
The biggest piece of trash I have ever bought
Can u recommend me a good one
@@llelsonbustillo6374 I bought the Emove touring and everything went bad I replaced the motor the battery the controller and the charger the light on the tail fender went bad Voro Motors garbage if you want quality I recommend Dual Tron they have many models and the quality is way better than anything else on the market.
@@SATANALEX9 can u recommend the ninebot max the only bad thing really is the speed the miles is decent
@@SATANALEX9 I'm getting the evercross h5 for now and eventually saving up to dualtron mini electric scooter
@@SATANALEX9 have u tried yume y10