PEV Therapy: Learning Humility on the Apex Hyper Scooter

Here in the video, I'm just slowly feeling out the progression of power in combination with the amount of physical balance required to maintain speed at different torque outputs. Because remember, on the Apex hyper scooter, you are in full control of two controllers, 300 amps (400 peak) each, with an input of 100.8 volts, giving you 30 kilowatts or 40 horsepower of pure thunder with a doctor's precision at the thumb guide glide of the Rion Curve throttle.
So, I'm showing you in this video the process that I use in both my own therapy and the technique I use to respect the power of a new hyper-scooter.
I must admit, the Apex has redefined my perception of humility. For anyone who doubts the solid proficiency and durability of the new and improved custom built Apex hyper scooter, courtesy of Matt Hoover's LEO PEV; you might want to check out this video. The instant, yet gradual, progression of power delivered by the brand new Tronic X12 controllers, featuring the Infineon Tolt mosfets humbled me to respect the power of the Apex.

[@matelslug1]

I like the camera position,
Just throw ur chin to the Centre of those handle bars next time buddy and feel that controlled sensation with aerodynamic position I just told u,
Also I wanna see the top speed run on this apex asap…

[@johnrichardson5089]

I understand you loud and clear. The Apex's Tronic X12 Controllers and Infineon mosfets makes this beast so much more different than the normal powerful PEV. It's not as simple to tame as the average hyper scooter. You have precise control but the instant progression of power and speed is mind boggling. I'm still feeling it out.

[@kovirton]

do a top speed run OG

[@johnrichardson5089]

I'm not ready for it yet. The Apex is on a level that no one has really discovered yet.