I bought my oxo 2 months ago, and this is an awesome scooter, is very smooth and it feels so safe, i have to say, keep checking those bolts make sure they are tight. everything this guy said is true., the only thing is that I wish it had signal lights, a loud horn, a cut off switch or keys and a removable battery., but for the price is worth it. I recommend it.
Ok, the scooter OXO is not in my price range--$1599 with the colors desired---Whiter or Carbon Skin Black! However, I have one issue! How would you lock this beauty up? Otherwise I would have to go with the Quick 4.
I brought mine 4 days ago I love it compared to my last scooter was an tne q4v4 2600 watts peak power of 3200 even though I had uprated batteries on it with 48v 30ah but the inokim has so much range compared with the last 1 the only problem is with the grips aren't good they won't tighten up properly for some reason but I'll find a work around that I paid 1200
I bought mine about 2 weeks ago for US$1,098, including shipping and protection. Have you had to change the tires due to a flat or because you wore the tread down?
Awesome! Would you recommend a safety gear for it? Helmet and gloves of course, but do you think you need some rash guard pants and boots? Maybe some pads? Not that I expect to look like some kind of medieval night on the road, ha ha, but I guess if you’re gonna go 35 mph end up, you’re basically standing on a motorcycle.
@@AntonioSanson Well… turns out, it’s a moot point. I looked into local law, and I live in Pennsylvania. PA & Delaware are the only US states that outright banned scooters from streets and sidewalks. I did want to ride on the street, and for motorcycles and seated scooters, it’s a legal requirement to not impede traffic and so the vehicles have to be able to go at least 35 mph… of course we have speeders, but the route I was going to take has enough red lights. I dunno, I’m upset right now
Does anyone have the +high suspension bushings I was wondering how high it is I'm going to get a hinge clamp I tried my friends scooter he has the new gen of oxo I have 3rd gen 60v 25.6
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I bought my oxo 2 months ago, and this is an awesome scooter, is very smooth and it feels so safe, i have to say, keep checking those bolts make sure they are tight. everything this guy said is true., the only thing is that I wish it had signal lights, a loud horn, a cut off switch or keys and a removable battery., but for the price is worth it. I recommend it.
Great Video….Thank You!
Appreciate the support!
Ok, the scooter OXO is not in my price range--$1599 with the colors desired---Whiter or Carbon Skin Black! However, I have one issue! How would you lock this beauty up? Otherwise I would have to go with the Quick 4.
Hey man what sort of maintenance did you do for this scooter while youve had it for a year?
I got mine 2 weeks ago, but I need to know how to increase the speed.
I brought mine 4 days ago I love it compared to my last scooter was an tne q4v4 2600 watts peak power of 3200 even though I had uprated batteries on it with 48v 30ah but the inokim has so much range compared with the last 1 the only problem is with the grips aren't good they won't tighten up properly for some reason but I'll find a work around that I paid 1200
I bought mine about 2 weeks ago for US$1,098, including shipping and protection. Have you had to change the tires due to a flat or because you wore the tread down?
Awesome! Would you recommend a safety gear for it? Helmet and gloves of course, but do you think you need some rash guard pants and boots? Maybe some pads? Not that I expect to look like some kind of medieval night on the road, ha ha, but I guess if you’re gonna go 35 mph end up, you’re basically standing on a motorcycle.
Depends how hard you’re ripping on this lol.
Safety first lol
@@AntonioSanson Well… turns out, it’s a moot point. I looked into local law, and I live in Pennsylvania. PA & Delaware are the only US states that outright banned scooters from streets and sidewalks.
I did want to ride on the street, and for motorcycles and seated scooters, it’s a legal requirement to not impede traffic and so the vehicles have to be able to go at least 35 mph… of course we have speeders, but the route I was going to take has enough red lights.
I dunno, I’m upset right now
Does anyone have the +high suspension bushings I was wondering how high it is I'm going to get a hinge clamp I tried my friends scooter he has the new gen of oxo I have 3rd gen 60v 25.6
the throttle gets stuck sometimes