If you're riding around a £4k scooter, you're making yourself a target. Look at all the trouble thieves went to to steal mopeds. I guess half the fun is getting away from them.
The Nami Burn-E is wasted in the city to be honest. Its more of an 'adventure scooter' that I'd take to the woods or a national park rather than commute
@@samueltaylor2757 I'd love to see all classes of e-scooters including these high-powered ones legalised for UK city streets (licenced and insured). The number 1 provision is that these high-powered ones should be factory locked to no more than 20 Mph for when in urban city areas and this should be strictly abided by and strictly enforced. Perhaps the manufacturers (vsett, Nami etc) could work with the DVLA and phone up unlock the faster speed for riders when they're on private land of countryside. Sounds far fetched I know. Personally I love the other beefed up specs of high-powered e-scooters which include: Hydraulic disc brakes, dual motors, higher voltage, higher watt hours and most importantly multiple wheel Suspension.
@@chukidee6634 20 mph is slow to keep up with traffic... 40 mph for city commute, more than that on private roads. What the city must invest is teaching new riders how to ride properly, educating them to have a defensive driving, etc. Riding at 40/50 mph on a scooter is ok if the conditions allow it to.
Scooters: Affordable, accessible, carry it indoors, social, fun, uses existing charging infrastructure ..... so of course its illegal in the UK! Great to see an EUC (mono wheel) in there, once you have learned to balance, I think they are amazing. That V11 would have been able to do the stairs with a skilled rider. Just got my second EUC and I'm loving them! Well wishes from Canada!
I'm now living in Spain and opted for a Smartgyro Speedway V2.0 with a 800W motor and top speed of 45kph. Range is 45km and cost 530 euros. The difference between this and the cheaper models available in the £400/250W range is exponential for just £100 more... and it's legal on the road. Well, maybe except for the speed, which is legally limited to 25kph, but it's a simple onboard computer hack to get top speed
I just got my first baby scooter, its one of the new Pures, the basic one. 350W (Yeah baby! It's a beast!) I do like it despite the limitations though, it's sturdy and sweet for the low price, same specs as next one but riding up hill is a struggle. For driving at an ok pace across your land *ahem* to the shops, it does the job and they look nice.. I'm going the whole hog next time though. Just getting used to my baby first, learning how to be as safe and respectful of people as possible. Like, if they happen to be walking on "my land" on the pavement I usually jump off at a decent distance and push as people are still freaked out by them a bit, being new and Jetsons-like (I know they're not *really*) plus the bad press and the govt. being confusing about it all. Also ring on blind corners, slow down on them and have full awareness of what's going on round me. Oh - riding goofy as well of course if you're in the UK, our cars driving on the left.. I'm well excited about these things anyway, they're so convenient - they're a blessing for my tired old feet and just such good fun!
Same here. Happy with my pure pro kimoa version. Got the 500w and for me uphill with that little more power works fine. My gf runs the 2020 250w and for her thats enough.
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Love it how social an e-commute can be. E-scoots and skates come from all walks of life and it’s really great to see the positive impact pev,s can have Awesome vid as always Edit: would be great to see some interviews with people that are avid pev users and has really made a positive impact too. Really easy to see the bad press about it would be nice to see some good stuff too! P.s dam that’s a rapid scooter 🛴
Totally agree I have an electric skateboard and scooter and ride a lot here in Western Australia. I did get picked up by police the one time on the skateboard for breaking a rule to do with road marking. Apart from that all good. My worry is a small number of idiots stuffing it for everyone. Last week some nut on a wolf screaming down Marmion Ave ,middle lane, no safety gear. Just asking for a ticket. Hope he sees this. You dude are stupid.
Guys the difference between 25kmh and 30kmh is riveting on londons roads. If you live in central get the ninebot max, great city scooter imo but lacking suspension. For £620 new, cant go wrong
Great video, I'd love to own this beast one day, only problem is we can't ride it anywhere it's freaking illegal, only private land so sad. Unless getting fined and 6 points from the police. Messed up law, in the UK
Yeah whats up with that, sweden is doing spanish law next year, top speed 25 km/h and even more watts engine allowed, so here it will be even more booming i think, now actually some scooters will be legal right out of the box, 😎
Brilliant video as always guys! 😎 I’ve got a couple of e-scooters, ranging from the Pure Air Go (250w / 15.5mph) to a heavily modified Inokim Oxo (13kw+ / 75mph+) and TBH I find I get sore hands and arms on the Inokim after about 15mins if I’m giving it beans. Really need to hold on for dear life. But when I watch vids with Nami or Rion riders they seem to be totally fine. Don’t know how they do it. But out of all of them the Inokim is still waaay more fun, albeit being less waterproof and a massive death trap. 😊👍
@@WashingtonSound No worries fella. I'd definitely give the Inokims a try, more so the standard Oxo (brilliant power and range but heavy) or Quick4 (perfectly balanced power, range and weight). The main reason is these machines are designed to last as the build quality is outstanding. Both machines need to be the 'Super' versions however and not the 'Hero'. Cheers 😉👌
Yeah I agree, these beffy scooters has so much power and acceleration, i got E7 Pro norwegian scooter 2400 watt total nominal effect on two engines, and then an xaomi lite 3 scooter 300 watt and I feel that beefy is just a thrill, put on S mode hit the gas and yeah I went back to D pretty fast,lmao, but as they say in the video, one of each is probably good, also I think when you buy one you wanna make sure you easily can change everything how strong it is and such, scooter life is vibe life, 😎
I just bought the Riley scooter. I have fibromyalgia, and i work a part time job. I was getting a lift into work, but i was finding it too difficult at the end of my shift to walk home, the pain was so bad. I didn't want to give my job up, i need the routine, it's keeping me sane after my husband died. I'm not that old (in my 40s), so I'm definitely not ready for a mobility scooter. So i decided on an electric scooter. I've been using it for just over a week now, and it's amazing! I get everywhere so quick! It's a twenty minute walk to work, much longer if im in pain. The scooter has taken that down to 7 minutes. I'm over the moon with it.
In my country, any PEV that can go over 25 km/hr must have registration and license to operate. I'm not opposed to it as this will ensure the safety and security of motorists and riders alike. I always wear full face helmets even on my Xiaomi M365 that can only go 25 km/hr because with e--scoots the risk for faceplanting is huge with those small wheels.
I'm hoping to catch you guys around the Olympic Park one of these days. I've got the Realmax SN-13 scooter it's the same as the Yume x7. Don't you get worried about getting stopped by the police? I love my scooter but I just hate having to constantly be on the lookout, really hope they change the laws soon.
@@Phoenix3astman On that bro! As we shoot in the Olympic Park mostly it's okay but yes it can be a concern when outside in the streets! Stay safe bro and thanks for the comment 🙏🔥
I thought police are really cracking down on electric scooters in the UK. I hope the laws change soon. Happy to see so many people enjoying this amazing mode of transportation.
@@bojna1 yeah it's mad. They need to change the laws it's so dumb, atm I'm thinking of not stopping and going through some alleyways coz I don't want to lose my scooter.
All of the scooters being made need an option for a small front wire basket you could put a few small things in. One of them being a bluetooth speaker to have music for the commute. I wouldn't wear ear buds unless walking.
even if you're confident in your riding abilities, you really out there trusting others like that? Why you wanna chance losing your teeth like that minimum, or worse...
@@kwame.7093 I decided to cancel the order and bring my budget abit higher for the pro two and I’m not disappointed either considering the extra range and little but stronger motor
@@kwame.7093 I got the iScooter IX4. Does about 24mph, cost £670. I do feel as it could have a bit more top speed, I live in busy area so I have to compete with traffic on the road. But I couldn't afford more than that
Enjoyed the video..looks great fun . I know nothing about e-scooters so I would like a technical comparison and some insight into how these things work..If you could combine the casual street style with a lot more tech ... it would be great ...plse consider viewers outside UK and show metric units too.
I've found one that was supposed to be 500 but got it for 380. Going to use that for travel for work but I ain't going to lie I think I'll save up for the full sus ones that hit about 60mph
Hi, I need some advice about a second hand electric scooter. A friend of mine is selling his kaabo wolf warrior with 500km . My question is; is 500km a lot ?
Plenty of cities in the UK have rental scooters that are charged at night by third party guys. Usually they forget disable the charge mode when they drop them off in the mornings, I have a scooter for months bought a charger to keep it topped up. Is it stealing debatable. Have i looked after it and ensured my own safety knowing its in good working order and charged it whilst not asking for money to do so? Totally. Its a good trade off. Overall if and when it stops working I'll get one because its a great toy to own. I use my car alot less now, anywhere that would take me half hour to walk I take the scooter. They're a great alternative to cars and buses aslong as your Comfortable on the roads.
This comparison doesnt matter, at least for me. My needs say 400$ scooter or just the cheepest performance scooter, but i tell myself the 4000$ is the better pick for a daily driver going 20-40km a day. Actually im on a 1000W/2000W peak single motor scooter with suspension and i will go for sure for 2x1200, better 2x1500W+ with my next scooter. I dont need the power at all, but the few times it can help, i will love it (uphill, acceleration on demand)
Ive had a pure pro scooter for over a year now its been good After something abit more beastly now Either a vsett 10 + / wolf warrior/ nami Vsett is the cheapest £2000 What u reckon I go to work a few times on it But more off road really
I own a lightweight city scooter and one beefy, but 4000 feels overkill, but yeah the easy and light got its perk but thrill riding you need something that accelerate fast top speed 40 to 60 km/h, but yeah then its a tripp, i feel though 30-35 km/h is nice mellow speed no matter the scooter, 😎
I got my own kaabo sky 10c I love it alot I took out for a ride to the shops and it turned a outside walk into the most fun I ever had as a 15yr old boy I enjoyed taking the long way to the shops for once
Riding a stand-up scooter at 60 mph is having a death wish. The center of gravity is dangerously high, the suspension is inadequate for a sudden compression like potholes, The wheels are too small to roll through a pothole without a sudden deceleration of speed; this will cause a forward pitch motion of the rider and a lifting of the rear wheel. Think about what happens when you apply too much front brake on a bicycle...same principle.
I lift weights, ride motorcycles, occasionally game and ride an e-scooter. When you have a scooter that'll do 0-30 in 5 seconds it's fucking scarier than my R6
There is a place for both ends of the market but the chances of that 60mph scooter becoming legal will take some serious imagination. The smaller slower scooters will become legal that is for sure. The EUCs may become legal that is not so sure, however if more people took them up they may stand a better chance. Let's not forget all of these forms of transport and fun rides are still illegal and we are still awaiting that to change.
Fuckin fun to watch. If all goes well with UK gov legalisation, then PLEV startups like P.E.T. would flourish even more. Faster work horse e-scooters (NAMI, Kaabo Wolf warrior, Rion etc) would more likely get classed as unseated motorcycles if legalised. Alternatively they might get their own special category. Too fast for residential roads in London. The speed would have to be throttled down to 20 MPH whilst maintaining all the other top physical specs.
It’s a beast the nami I’ve bought it and waiting for it next week I’ve started with the Ninebot g30 and it was a very good scooter 🛴 but not it’s time to have great time with this !
My law for E-scooters within the UK , Pay £300-£600 GBP insurance per year with a 20 mph speed limit or 15.5mph speed limit with no insurance with a certificate of highway code, be over 17 years old to ride one. Enough said!
The Gaurds (police) here in Ireland have started the crackdown, say you need a driving licence, tax and insurance, but of coarse you can't actually tax or insure an e-scooter/e-bike
@@TheLondonCyclist then they need to tell the bluebottles, reports of guards confiscating e-scooters in Donegal and Cork, here in Kerry i see a few e-scooters daily, there haven't been problems here yet
Why can't you find ONE SINGLE e-scooter review on steeper climbs and terrain? Why does everyone pretend the terrain is perfect and flat in all the internet reviews?
I'd love to see all classes of e-scooters including these high-powered ones legalised for UK city streets (licenced and insured). The number 1 provision is that these high-powered ones should be factory locked to no more than 20 Mph for when in urban city areas and this should be strictly abided by and strictly enforced. Perhaps the manufacturers (vsett, Nami etc) could work with the DVLA and phone up unlock the faster speed for riders when they're on private land of countryside. Sounds far fetched I know. Personally I love the other beefed up specs of high-powered e-scooters which include: Hydraulic disc brakes, dual motors, higher voltage, higher watt hours and most importantly multiple wheel Suspension.
How about no. Motorbikes, cars and literally every other form of transport aren’t speed-capped. We shouldn’t arbitrarily introduce unnecessarily complicated measures to please people’s elf & safety prejudices.
There's no difference. They are both illegal to use privately in the UK. You risk getting points on your driving licence if you have one, as you are using an unregistered and uninsured motor vehicle.
That's fine. It's the same fine, points and depot charge, so might as well ride a sports motorbike or high powered scooter as it equals the same punishment.
Like your comment about disrespecting the Riley S2 by calling it the S1. When you called the Riley the Ford Fiesta of scooters I thought that you were going to call the Nami the Ford Granada. Your boy can get a lot of massages for £3500.
@@danny-FL I'm referring to the United Kingdom laws. They've also prohibited e-scooters from carrying it on public transport because the battery has cause them to self combust.
Im in austraila Sydney and I still rode mine to the shops on the longway and enjoyed it becuase I dont care about law im 15 I want to enjoy this scooter is the best thing I have
All sounds good and fancy until the police stop you and issue a fine and 6 points on your licence (speaking for the UK). Lol, can't wait for them to be legalised. By 2022 I hope.
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A $400 usd E scooter and below must be exempted on registered yearly. Insurance yearly and license repeatition renew like a car transport. Just implement a proper riding on a safe road, speed at 25mph and wearing a helmet. And if they violate. Issue a ticket fee for violation.
These devices are bloody LETHAL! At least most lower-end brands of them. Why? Beyond a certain speed / weight the brakes simply don't work full-stop, most easily achieved on hills. They should be banned for this reason and the corporations / Gov's responsible for selling them fined & punished accordingly. This has nothing to do with "road safety" for them being banned... you could easily face the same issues on private land. Some of the more expensive double brake models might be okay but, all the ones with a single breaking system are lethal. Then they should be forced to redesign them with proper manual bike-type breaking systems to sell, if at all. Or at least CLEAR warnings on all instruction manuals that they are lethal on hills & recommendations on how to avoid that. Manuals stating terms like "best used for private land" or similar terms are NOT the same as stating "btw... ride this on any significant hill & you WILL face certain death or serious injury." There are ways around this such as using the mud-guard for example that make them much safer but, that's still not ideal. It'll only take a single non-precautious rider to try one of these on hills & they'll face serious injury or death currently,.. unless they get banned and forced to re-design. Their are various other flaws you could change to improve them e.g. a gear-like accelerator to improve or select speed control but, the brake issue is biggest.
We are all waiting for the law to change in this. Fingers crossed for April 2022 when the UK government (DfT) should announce their conclusion. That's if they aren't any more headline accidents and deaths. In the meantime, stop being such a party pooper. Get with the times!
@@solosam9 The law of the land must be followed by all and not be disregarded. I follow the law and keep my e-scooter at home out of action in a hope that the law will be changed next year. I called you a party pooper as you just come across as so negative about this new transportional technology. It's not the e-scooter it's the responsibility of rider.
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If you're riding around a £4k scooter, you're making yourself a target. Look at all the trouble thieves went to to steal mopeds. I guess half the fun is getting away from them.
The Nami Burn-E is wasted in the city to be honest. Its more of an 'adventure scooter' that I'd take to the woods or a national park rather than commute
@@samueltaylor2757 I'd love to see all classes of e-scooters including these high-powered ones legalised for UK city streets (licenced and insured). The number 1 provision is that these high-powered ones should be factory locked to no more than 20 Mph for when in urban city areas and this should be strictly abided by and strictly enforced. Perhaps the manufacturers (vsett, Nami etc) could work with the DVLA and phone up unlock the faster speed for riders when they're on private land of countryside. Sounds far fetched I know. Personally I love the other beefed up specs of high-powered e-scooters which include: Hydraulic disc brakes, dual motors, higher voltage, higher watt hours and most importantly multiple wheel Suspension.
@@chukidee6634 20 mph is slow to keep up with traffic... 40 mph for city commute, more than that on private roads. What the city must invest is teaching new riders how to ride properly, educating them to have a defensive driving, etc. Riding at 40/50 mph on a scooter is ok if the conditions allow it to.
@@chukidee6634 FUCK NO, individual resposibility, no nanny state bull shit.
@@chukidee6634 When they restrict all cars then they can look at doing it to everything else.
Scooters: Affordable, accessible, carry it indoors, social, fun, uses existing charging infrastructure ..... so of course its illegal in the UK!
Great to see an EUC (mono wheel) in there, once you have learned to balance, I think they are amazing. That V11 would have been able to do the stairs with a skilled rider. Just got my second EUC and I'm loving them!
Well wishes from Canada!
V11 is a dream on stairs yes 🔥🔥
I'm now living in Spain and opted for a Smartgyro Speedway V2.0 with a 800W motor and top speed of 45kph. Range is 45km and cost 530 euros. The difference between this and the cheaper models available in the £400/250W range is exponential for just £100 more... and it's legal on the road. Well, maybe except for the speed, which is legally limited to 25kph, but it's a simple onboard computer hack to get top speed
I just got my first baby scooter, its one of the new Pures, the basic one. 350W (Yeah baby! It's a beast!) I do like it despite the limitations though, it's sturdy and sweet for the low price, same specs as next one but riding up hill is a struggle. For driving at an ok pace across your land *ahem* to the shops, it does the job and they look nice.. I'm going the whole hog next time though. Just getting used to my baby first, learning how to be as safe and respectful of people as possible.
Like, if they happen to be walking on "my land" on the pavement I usually jump off at a decent distance and push as people are still freaked out by them a bit, being new and Jetsons-like (I know they're not *really*) plus the bad press and the govt. being confusing about it all. Also ring on blind corners, slow down on them and have full awareness of what's going on round me. Oh - riding goofy as well of course if you're in the UK, our cars driving on the left..
I'm well excited about these things anyway, they're so convenient - they're a blessing for my tired old feet and just such good fun!
Same here. Happy with my pure pro kimoa version. Got the 500w and for me uphill with that little more power works fine. My gf runs the 2020 250w and for her thats enough.
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Love it how social an e-commute can be. E-scoots and skates come from all walks of life and it’s really great to see the positive impact pev,s can have
Awesome vid as always
Edit: would be great to see some interviews with people that are avid pev users and has really made a positive impact too. Really easy to see the bad press about it would be nice to see some good stuff too!
P.s dam that’s a rapid scooter 🛴
Too bad police will seize it in UK and slap you wit £300 fine and 6 points on your license
Yes PLEV's are taking over thanks for your comment 🙏❤️
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Love the smell of two stroke baby
Totally agree I have an electric skateboard and scooter and ride a lot here in Western Australia.
I did get picked up by police the one time on the skateboard for breaking a rule to do with road marking. Apart from that all good.
My worry is a small number of idiots stuffing it for everyone.
Last week some nut on a wolf screaming down Marmion Ave ,middle lane, no safety gear. Just asking for a ticket.
Hope he sees this. You dude are stupid.
Guys the difference between 25kmh and 30kmh is riveting on londons roads. If you live in central get the ninebot max, great city scooter imo but lacking suspension. For £620 new, cant go wrong
No point spending 4k on a scooter which is deemed "illegal" to ride in the UK. I would love to upgrade if/when one day the law ever changes.
Gas is crazy in the states which means it's at least twice as crazy there. Laws should be losing support soon enough.
Great video, I'd love to own this beast one day, only problem is we can't ride it anywhere it's freaking illegal, only private land so sad. Unless getting fined and 6 points from the police. Messed up law, in the UK
#freetheescooter 🙏🙏
Imagine being fined for using the simplest electric vehicle to travel with 🤦
Just evade the police e
Bruh im in austraila Sydney and there ilegal but I took mine out for a ride to the shops and drove it
Yeah whats up with that, sweden is doing spanish law next year, top speed 25 km/h and even more watts engine allowed, so here it will be even more booming i think, now actually some scooters will be legal right out of the box, 😎
Brilliant video as always guys! 😎 I’ve got a couple of e-scooters, ranging from the Pure Air Go (250w / 15.5mph) to a heavily modified Inokim Oxo (13kw+ / 75mph+) and TBH I find I get sore hands and arms on the Inokim after about 15mins if I’m giving it beans. Really need to hold on for dear life. But when I watch vids with Nami or Rion riders they seem to be totally fine. Don’t know how they do it. But out of all of them the Inokim is still waaay more fun, albeit being less waterproof and a massive death trap. 😊👍
Eager to give the Inokim a go! Thanks for the insight 🙏🔥
@@WashingtonSound No worries fella. I'd definitely give the Inokims a try, more so the standard Oxo (brilliant power and range but heavy) or Quick4 (perfectly balanced power, range and weight). The main reason is these machines are designed to last as the build quality is outstanding. Both machines need to be the 'Super' versions however and not the 'Hero'. Cheers 😉👌
I doubt any high powered electric scooters are waterproof or water resistant.
I got my own kaabo 10c and its been unlocked to 50km speed but I chose 25km speed and 35 km speed more but like the power I have in it
Yeah I agree, these beffy scooters has so much power and acceleration, i got E7 Pro norwegian scooter 2400 watt total nominal effect on two engines, and then an xaomi lite 3 scooter 300 watt and I feel that beefy is just a thrill, put on S mode hit the gas and yeah I went back to D pretty fast,lmao, but as they say in the video, one of each is probably good, also I think when you buy one you wanna make sure you easily can change everything how strong it is and such, scooter life is vibe life, 😎
I just bought the Riley scooter. I have fibromyalgia, and i work a part time job. I was getting a lift into work, but i was finding it too difficult at the end of my shift to walk home, the pain was so bad. I didn't want to give my job up, i need the routine, it's keeping me sane after my husband died. I'm not that old (in my 40s), so I'm definitely not ready for a mobility scooter. So i decided on an electric scooter.
I've been using it for just over a week now, and it's amazing! I get everywhere so quick! It's a twenty minute walk to work, much longer if im in pain. The scooter has taken that down to 7 minutes. I'm over the moon with it.
In my country, any PEV that can go over 25 km/hr must have registration and license to operate. I'm not opposed to it as this will ensure the safety and security of motorists and riders alike.
I always wear full face helmets even on my Xiaomi M365 that can only go 25 km/hr because with e--scoots the risk for faceplanting is huge with those small wheels.
Well I’m opposed to it, also opposed to taxes but idiots like you are happy to line their pockets.
What country do you live in?
This was fun to shoot, which one are you taking? 🤔
I’own know 🤷♂️
I'm hoping to catch you guys around the Olympic Park one of these days. I've got the Realmax SN-13 scooter it's the same as the Yume x7.
Don't you get worried about getting stopped by the police? I love my scooter but I just hate having to constantly be on the lookout, really hope they change the laws soon.
@@Phoenix3astman On that bro! As we shoot in the Olympic Park mostly it's okay but yes it can be a concern when outside in the streets! Stay safe bro and thanks for the comment 🙏🔥
I got one of the cheaper ones in the US. About $400 shipped. Now I want something in the $2k range, I need something faster.
I spent my 4k on dualtron storm and it's the 💩's.. At 20mph I get 84miles out of it... 40-45mph I get 46miles out it..
I thought police are really cracking down on electric scooters in the UK. I hope the laws change soon. Happy to see so many people enjoying this amazing mode of transportation.
mainly London I think. I live outside London in a town and have done 200 miles on my vsett8, no problems yet
@@kenadams2677 oh ok. I can’t believe how crazy it is. Taking scooters away, getting a ticket and 6 point just for riding an electric scooter.
@@bojna1 yeah it's mad. They need to change the laws it's so dumb, atm I'm thinking of not stopping and going through some alleyways coz I don't want to lose my scooter.
@@kenadams2677 you’re right. They have to change the laws. The world has changed and they need to adapt.
🙏🙏 They are, here's to Legalisation!
All of the scooters being made need an option for a small front wire basket you could put a few small things in. One of them being a bluetooth speaker to have music for the commute. I wouldn't wear ear buds unless walking.
Good shout! I wonder why nobody does this. It's either an aesthetic choice, or because it affects performance in some way. We should test it out.
3:50 that bricklayer swag💪🤣✌
I'm happy with my Kaboo skywalker 8s at the moment. Price was good, speed and hill climbing good.
And I can lift it.
at 4:26 He backs up right away when the guy approaches the scooter lol
You should wear a fullface helmet regardless of speed!!!
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even if you're confident in your riding abilities, you really out there trusting others like that? Why you wanna chance losing your teeth like that minimum, or worse...
Even if it is 0.0001 mph?
I have just ordered a xaomi 1s of Halfords for around 400 including a year warranty and in my opinion that is the perfect scooter for a budget
Na
@@kwame.7093 I decided to cancel the order and bring my budget abit higher for the pro two and I’m not disappointed either considering the extra range and little but stronger motor
@@spendog3271 well done great choices
@@kwame.7093 I got the iScooter IX4. Does about 24mph, cost £670. I do feel as it could have a bit more top speed, I live in busy area so I have to compete with traffic on the road. But I couldn't afford more than that
@@smoxesss got the pro 2 instead and upgraded the fuck out of it with customisations
Enjoyed the video..looks great fun . I know nothing about e-scooters so I would like a technical comparison and some insight into how these things work..If you could combine the casual street style with a lot more tech ... it would be great ...plse consider viewers outside UK and show metric units too.
Very useful feedback glad you enjoyed 👌🔥
We all love fun . Keep it up bros.
Thanks mate 🙏
I've found one that was supposed to be 500 but got it for 380. Going to use that for travel for work but I ain't going to lie I think I'll save up for the full sus ones that hit about 60mph
Hi, I need some advice about a second hand electric scooter. A friend of mine is selling his kaabo wolf warrior with 500km . My question is; is 500km a lot ?
Plenty of cities in the UK have rental scooters that are charged at night by third party guys. Usually they forget disable the charge mode when they drop them off in the mornings, I have a scooter for months bought a charger to keep it topped up. Is it stealing debatable. Have i looked after it and ensured my own safety knowing its in good working order and charged it whilst not asking for money to do so? Totally. Its a good trade off. Overall if and when it stops working I'll get one because its a great toy to own. I use my car alot less now, anywhere that would take me half hour to walk I take the scooter. They're a great alternative to cars and buses aslong as your Comfortable on the roads.
Amazing video! Just meet this guys and they're amazing guys!
Was Nice meeting you too bro! 🙏
This comparison doesnt matter, at least for me. My needs say 400$ scooter or just the cheepest performance scooter, but i tell myself the 4000$ is the better pick for a daily driver going 20-40km a day.
Actually im on a 1000W/2000W peak single motor scooter with suspension and i will go for sure for 2x1200, better 2x1500W+ with my next scooter. I dont need the power at all, but the few times it can help, i will love it (uphill, acceleration on demand)
Great presentation and knowledge base thank you
Appreciate it! 🙏🏽@hawkslayers1
Best Scooter review ever guys thank you!
The V11 must be difficult to manuever with those massive wrecking balls. I get terrified looking at people balance themselves on it like nothing!
Ive had a pure pro scooter for over a year now its been good
After something abit more beastly now
Either a vsett 10 + / wolf warrior/ nami
Vsett is the cheapest £2000
What u reckon
I go to work a few times on it
But more off road really
5:04 that wheelie tho
I own a lightweight city scooter and one beefy, but 4000 feels overkill, but yeah the easy and light got its perk but thrill riding you need something that accelerate fast top speed 40 to 60 km/h, but yeah then its a tripp, i feel though 30-35 km/h is nice mellow speed no matter the scooter, 😎
I got my own kaabo sky 10c I love it alot I took out for a ride to the shops and it turned a outside walk into the most fun I ever had as a 15yr old boy I enjoyed taking the long way to the shops for once
How do you find the laws? Do you get many problems from the Pleeze.? Any advice for someone thinking of buying a Scooter but worried about the law?
Owner of a dualtron mini an I love the thing nice video
Appreciate it 🙏🏽🙏🏽@Shroud Dragoon
Riding a stand-up scooter at 60 mph is having a death wish.
The center of gravity is dangerously high, the suspension is inadequate for a sudden compression like potholes, The wheels are too small to roll through a pothole without a sudden deceleration of speed; this will cause a forward pitch motion of the rider and a lifting of the rear wheel. Think about what happens when you apply too much front brake on a bicycle...same principle.
How do you film your amazing videos? Is your camera man on an EUC of somesorts?
The add a million miles to the maximum distance, it'll get you to the sun.
Yep, on that selling point. I'm hooked.
Where are you legally allowed to ride them? in uk and europe i think you cannot ride them on the road or the pavement legally.
How did men go from lifting weights and motorcycles to gaming and e scooters?
I lift weights, ride motorcycles, occasionally game and ride an e-scooter.
When you have a scooter that'll do 0-30 in 5 seconds it's fucking scarier than my R6
telling us the Amp hours of a battery isn't particularly useful when you don't also tell us the voltage. or you could combine the 2 into watt hours
True
True! . The nami has a 72 volt battery and the Riley Rs2 36 v. Stay blessed 🙏
Omg 😱 I just went for ride on my scooter at 15 km/h. I felt like was flying, damn. Maybe later I will go faster on , when I can afford a new one.
First time I tried 15km/h I found it quick, upgraded to one that goes to 30km/h, you quickly get used to that speed. Now I need something faster :p
@@IIIPowerIII lmao 🤣 I totally relate. I want to go 60 km/ h.
Are those legal to drive in public in the UK?
I would love to see a Nanrobot Ls7+ review from your channel,
I do love my v11 thinking of what scooter to get though
There is a place for both ends of the market but the chances of that 60mph scooter becoming legal will take some serious imagination.
The smaller slower scooters will become legal that is for sure.
The EUCs may become legal that is not so sure, however if more people took them up they may stand a better chance.
Let's not forget all of these forms of transport and fun rides are still illegal and we are still awaiting that to change.
Time the UK made these things legal. They are green transport. But guys £495 is not £400 its £5 off £500. bit of click bait there I think.
Fuckin fun to watch. If all goes well with UK gov legalisation, then PLEV startups like P.E.T. would flourish even more. Faster work horse e-scooters (NAMI, Kaabo Wolf warrior, Rion etc) would more likely get classed as unseated motorcycles if legalised. Alternatively they might get their own special category. Too fast for residential roads in London. The speed would have to be throttled down to 20 MPH whilst maintaining all the other top physical specs.
It’s a beast the nami
I’ve bought it and waiting for it next week I’ve started with the Ninebot g30 and it was a very good scooter 🛴 but not it’s time to have great time with this !
My law for E-scooters within the UK , Pay £300-£600 GBP insurance per year with a 20 mph speed limit or 15.5mph speed limit with no insurance with a certificate of highway code, be over 17 years old to ride one. Enough said!
300-600? its a scooter not a moped or a car.
@@HamdinoGaming Haha true , but Boris needs a coffer to get the ball rolling.
It's just a shame UK law penalises the vehicle choice rather than on a case by case basis on the sensibility of the driver.
I've seen plenty of people on escooters on the road in the UK, just today I saw 3 in the space of 2 hours.
I just got a 5600w (dual 2800w) scooter for 1500 usd. Things have sure come a long way
Literally day and night. The Wolf king Gt pro on a mid speed mode will last you all day range wise.
Fun on the marshes👍
SO SHWEEEETTT...much love Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO.[the music worldwide}
oooo weee cool.!!!
Add a million.... awesome man.
The Gaurds (police) here in Ireland have started the crackdown, say you need a driving licence, tax and insurance, but of coarse you can't actually tax or insure an e-scooter/e-bike
That's weird, because Ireland have said they're legalizing escooters very soon.
@@TheLondonCyclist then they need to tell the bluebottles, reports of guards confiscating e-scooters in Donegal and Cork, here in Kerry i see a few e-scooters daily, there haven't been problems here yet
And that means you're illegally using an uninsured motor vehicle......
@@Brian-om2hh who asked you.
it's interesting to know how expensive and these e scooter could cost you and there different speeds
10X difference in price. It's like comparing a Tesla Model 3P to 10 Tesla Model 3P's
Mhmmmmm think you might be onto a new episode idea there Jonathan 👀🔥
@@WashingtonSound 😁
Why can't you find ONE SINGLE e-scooter review on steeper climbs and terrain? Why does everyone pretend the terrain is perfect and flat in all the internet reviews?
What I saw one on eBay with suspension like that 500£ ...50mph must be very old this video
I'd love to see all classes of e-scooters including these high-powered ones legalised for UK city streets (licenced and insured). The number 1 provision is that these high-powered ones should be factory locked to no more than 20 Mph for when in urban city areas and this should be strictly abided by and strictly enforced. Perhaps the manufacturers (vsett, Nami etc) could work with the DVLA and phone up unlock the faster speed for riders when they're on private land of countryside. Sounds far fetched I know. Personally I love the other beefed up specs of high-powered e-scooters which include: Hydraulic disc brakes, dual motors, higher voltage, higher watt hours and most importantly multiple wheel Suspension.
Lots to consider around speed capping, that's for sure!
How about no. Motorbikes, cars and literally every other form of transport aren’t speed-capped. We shouldn’t arbitrarily introduce unnecessarily complicated measures to please people’s elf & safety prejudices.
Cost of the full face helmet ?
i never knew the sun is only 1,000,093 miles away
There's no difference. They are both illegal to use privately in the UK. You risk getting points on your driving licence if you have one, as you are using an unregistered and uninsured motor vehicle.
£400 or £4K, both are currently illegal. The expensive one is never going to be legal to use in the UK (other than on private property)
That's fine. It's the same fine, points and depot charge, so might as well ride a sports motorbike or high powered scooter as it equals the same punishment.
@@TheLondonCyclist A very good point - Unless you are caught as the result of an accident.
i have 1 and it's so fun
Like your comment about disrespecting the Riley S2 by calling it the S1. When you called the Riley the Ford Fiesta of scooters I thought that you were going to call the Nami the Ford Granada. Your boy can get a lot of massages for £3500.
Can you tell me I need to have licenses in the UK to drive? Thank you
Yes, you do. You need insurance too.....
There's a lot of scooter content lately. Is that the direction of the channel now?
Of course 😈
can you review the
bezior s2 scooter
Pretty much illegal unless you have acres of private land to ride it on or get points on your licence 🤣
punching people in the face is also illegal.
Already at 1800 miles on my Nami up in Miami. Never been stopped and I ride fast.
@@danny-FL I'm referring to the United Kingdom laws. They've also prohibited e-scooters from carrying it on public transport because the battery has cause them to self combust.
@@mellymoo_eats Meanwhile in Russia there are bus-trolleys that run on cables above the road and have batteries to run wirelessly.
Im in austraila Sydney and I still rode mine to the shops on the longway and enjoyed it becuase I dont care about law im 15 I want to enjoy this scooter is the best thing I have
Funny how he rounded down to $400 from $495
Where is the Rion?
Coming real soon 👀
All sounds good and fancy until the police stop you and issue a fine and 6 points on your licence (speaking for the UK). Lol, can't wait for them to be legalised. By 2022 I hope.
I mean the 400 one is pretty decent but that 4000 one is Hella decent
I have a gunai 3200watt that I've been 46 mph!!! I no longer ride it due to being chased by police twice !!!
if i had a spear 4000 pound i would buy another cbr600 and get insured for it lol so what would you do good video thou
If that nami is the Lamborghini of scooters then Weped must be the Koenigsegg of scooters
2:07 Tesla Plaid is the better comparison since its much faster than a Lamborghini.
Lamborghini Nami😂🤣 someone show this guy a Rion thrust scooter
Give us a ride on yours 😉
@@Electroheads might want to follower Rion on Facebook they are working on some new stuff Rion Tronic water cooled now they are the true hyper scooters 80mph+ search Gal Thompson👍
No the rion is the buaggati the nami is a lambo
@@StreamerTV Old news.
Mhmm that's a shout 😏🔥
A $400 usd E scooter and below must be exempted on registered yearly. Insurance yearly and license repeatition renew like a car transport. Just implement a proper riding on a safe road, speed at 25mph and wearing a helmet. And if they violate. Issue a ticket fee for violation.
I'd like to see a commuter lane for such e-bikes, scooters, etc. People driving nowadays are oblivious af to their surroundings.
Went around Richmond Park on my nami burn e today
Nice 👍🏻
How was it?!
@@WashingtonSound yeah it's OK set the front suspension preload stop any wobble.
I know about the aching aswell
"most expensive"? Dualtron X2. Or Rion. Nami is not as crazy as those... Pretty crazy tho ahaha
It's not the most expensive scooter on the market tho...
True.... That that would belong to _____
@@WashingtonSound rion comes to mind
A pity their illegal in the UK
Well now I feel good for doing 40km/h in a xiaomi esential xD even if it was for just for 2seconds, it was 40km/h xD
Kaabo wolf king 72v all day £2750
And if you use lights then you can go all night as well!
Buy both
the cheapest one in 2022 is 299 pound 30kpm 30 miles range and alot of battery
how to contact with PET?
Search Personal Electric Transport and the rest will flow! Stay blessed
Help me people , Is a Xiaomi mi 3 a good scooter to buy ?
Get an pro 2 or 4
The Nami would rock,if not for that flimsy single rod stem.
I heard the carbon fiber stem is designed to flex to reduce hand fatigue.
These devices are bloody LETHAL! At least most lower-end brands of them. Why? Beyond a certain speed / weight the brakes simply don't work full-stop, most easily achieved on hills. They should be banned for this reason and the corporations / Gov's responsible for selling them fined & punished accordingly. This has nothing to do with "road safety" for them being banned... you could easily face the same issues on private land. Some of the more expensive double brake models might be okay but, all the ones with a single breaking system are lethal. Then they should be forced to redesign them with proper manual bike-type breaking systems to sell, if at all. Or at least CLEAR warnings on all instruction manuals that they are lethal on hills & recommendations on how to avoid that. Manuals stating terms like "best used for private land" or similar terms are NOT the same as stating "btw... ride this on any significant hill & you WILL face certain death or serious injury." There are ways around this such as using the mud-guard for example that make them much safer but, that's still not ideal. It'll only take a single non-precautious rider to try one of these on hills & they'll face serious injury or death currently,.. unless they get banned and forced to re-design. Their are various other flaws you could change to improve them e.g. a gear-like accelerator to improve or select speed control but, the brake issue is biggest.
doesn't really matter when it's illegal to use them on public roads anyway
We are all waiting for the law to change in this. Fingers crossed for April 2022 when the UK government (DfT) should announce their conclusion. That's if they aren't any more headline accidents and deaths.
In the meantime, stop being such a party pooper. Get with the times!
@@chukidee6634 pardon me for not breaking the law...what's the world come to when that means I'm a party pooper 🙄
@@solosam9 The law of the land must be followed by all and not be disregarded. I follow the law and keep my e-scooter at home out of action in a hope that the law will be changed next year.
I called you a party pooper as you just come across as so negative about this new transportional technology. It's not the e-scooter it's the responsibility of rider.
@@chukidee6634 yeah we ALL believe you don't ride your scooter 🙄
@@chukidee6634 not negative about the technology at all...was just commenting why bother about the difference between two things you can't ride anyway
in today's electric scooter tech isn't mature. uses same old same old lithium. if the market shifts to graphene batteries being common, I'll buy one.
£4000 only to be seized by coppers
"400 pounds, 495"
THATS 500!