05:00 There is not steering damper on any of the Zero X's. I know exactly what you mean about that feel with the handle bars are centred in alignment to the stem. Its it to keep the handle bars alignment when you are on a straight. Gives more control when travelling. I've ordered the Head stock clamp for my 10x and also the steering damper. No scooter is safe lol! You're on two wheels, and the plum line through axle and stem rake gives the tiniest caster ever. For anyone who doesn't know what this is. Imagine a vertical line from centre of wheel touching ground (plumb line) going all the way up. The stem rake is the angle of the stem. Follow that line of the stem until it it meets the ground. The distance from between the vertical line and stem line angle is the caster. It is next to nothing. Don't remove any hands of the handlebars when at speed !!! I think the Zero 10x is a beast! I thought about the 11X but I thought start off with 10X as it is my very first scooter in entire life. Also for anyone who hasn't experienced the thrill of scooters, remember to always keep centre or gravity when going right bends, etc. What i found is, keep dead centre and actually tilt the scooter in the direction of the bend.
I honestly don't agree with you. IMO the quality is excellent. I been riding scooters since 1998, when I built my own with a 75cc petrol Stihl chainsaw engine, and a 7 speed Shimano hub gearbox. The Zero 11x is a great scooter, and quality is top notch. I prefer this speed controller rather than the minimotors (btw also Chinese), it doesn't feel cheap at all. The colour and brightness is better. IMO minimotors is overrated. The stem is stiff as it should for a scooter that can develop 100kmph. And the best thing is that notch in the mentee that helps you keep it in straight position. Deck is massive, you will always find a great position to ride it. That rear motor cable in mine is shielded with a tight metal spring sleeve, and even is it was naked, any flicking stone can't break it. Zero 11X, best scooter out there at the moment.
Go and ride a Bronco 11 Xtreme and you'll never look back. Sorry but the 11x has quality issues. They had a recall for fracturing stems. The controllers overheat easily and cut out, you have to move them and use thermal tape/paste to better dissipate heat.
I've had my 11X for a couple of weeks now and loving it. Although, I had a real nasty hard fall on it earlier this evening and am on drugs for the pain, doctor even gave me a fentanyl patch as well lol. Yes, I slipped on a damp asphalt path going fast through the park on a turn and I have just changed over to all terrain tires last week due to two punctures in two days riding on asphalt roads. This beast takes no prisoners, its fast and very torquey. I tweaked my P settings to enable 100% power and was maxing out at 85kph, I am 90kg all up weight, they say it can do 100kph but based on a light person under 70kg. I have since reduced that back down to 50% tonight lol, as it can overheat the ECU on full tit mode for to long, although it's fun to do and should be done (on a dry straight road of course) 60kph is sufficient around town. I found reducing the P setting brake power down to 3 is better and not so snappy. Keep the cruise control off, it's way to dangerous and ensure it's set to a rolling start for extra safety. Keep your finger off the throttle at intersections till ready to go, I almost went under a huge B train truck & trailer on a big intersection as I was manually rolling it forward I accidentally hit the throttle trigger and it powerfully launched itself and me out into the way off the passing truck which then had to slam on its brakes from 60kph to a dead stop, I missed going under its wheels by inches. But apart from all that, it's the best biggest scooter out there for the price and I'm loving it! -good review, and stay cautious on those damp roads! 😎🤙
Thanks for sharing your review. I have owned mine since August and have made a total of 1800kms on it. Right now I’m riding it together with my wife on a holiday. I have had two punctures in the rear tyre when riding on asphalt roads. What is your experience riding with all-terrain tyres? Have you had any punctures since then? Is it stable to ride on asphalt?
@@edwardpadiarov9933 I'm getting fed up with getting punctures all the time. The off road tires dont seem to help reduce that problem at all. Changed a tube over on new years night out in the country at 1am on my way to a friends place too grrr.
@@digoravas1986 It is still a beast! And after 2 years of riding like a maniac thru NYC streets, I'm a beast!!! Skin don't get no tougher, believe.....
I had the same issue on my 10X with the notchy steering being too tight. You can adjust this by just very slightly loosening the giant allen bolt underneath the steering column. I gave mine the tiniest turn and my ride was soooo much better. Hope this helps anyone in need.
Just picked up the zero 10x but because of the weather, it’s wet and icy down in london there’s no bloody way I’m riding it at the mo. Having bought it about 10days ago I’ve only done 3 miles. Surprised to see you on main roads, glad the cops didn’t catch you, the first and only time I took out mine, the cops hooted me but I was on the pavement going about 6mph and they just kept going. The speed of the 10x shits me up, Christ knows what the 11x feels like
@Swrednose Pits Yeah, they're all the same. The main seller is Unicool Titan Group, then you have Shenzhen Sunnytimes.. they have great customer service. You also have Ant Tech and so on.
This is the best review of the 11X. You can buy one from Funbikes in Melton Mowbray on Zero Percent Finance. I was pissed there was no nut cap covers for the nuts. You can replace the throttle for a thumb throttle. PS Car @ 8:54 could have pulled out on you from the R/H junction, watch that! PPS Ride further to the left on those country lanes mate. You're too close to the white line. Only takes one Boy Racer. Think Hedge
@@TheLondonCyclist I promote them because people are asking the question and I can provide an answer. Are you are you envious or something or perhaps jealous of losing sales???
If you want to ride in the rain you need to waterproof it everywhere on it. The Emove cruiser claims IPX6 and it’s not ! The zero scooters and better but I won’t ride in the rain at all but definitely not till I went through it.
@@michaelbesler7469 14months no problem ride mine down Rutland water 27miles all the way round then rinse off the mud with the garden hose .sold the 11x it’s cheap didn’t like it got a currus panther now bit less power but the build quality is on par with weped
@@kiwimon3204 I did plan on buying one early summer, but as winter is approaching I'm having second thoughts ha! So much more economical in the long run, yet expensive up front. You can get one of these from freedpev.co.nz
@@lippzzz77 Did you get an answer? Tried one of these out at Freed yesterday - ZONG so much fun. As a fat man I was worried about the weight balance but everything seemed to handle fine. They did mention not leaving out in the sun or wet etc as being dangerous, riding in (light rain) not sure.. Thing is huge tho! Won't fit in the car or um, even the flat easily I think hah
Yes we loved how the forks suspension are like dirt bikes style it best design ever seen and kaabo,vsett has best looking with these front forks are such realable then single stem
has anyone modified the handlebar stem,I'm looking at changing the handlebars and stem,but you have to really have 2 stems,one on each fork then put the bars through it,but the hole for the stem to go over the fork setup is round 38mm not the 31.8mm,so could be tricky,has anyone done this?Main reason I want to do it is I want the bars higher
i dont get why the fork is doubled. it connects to the handlebar the same way as a single rod and i dont see any real advantageous connection on the bottom. folding this scooter is a nightmare aswell and it just looks like too much scooter. if it was a single rod fork, this would truly look like a badass scooter.
you have done a great review on a powerful scooter but the conditions you rode in are not good for a review of any scooter. Wet, muddy and dangerous for a scooter rider.
Your review is way different then ginger on wheels review, he seems to really like you seem to hate. But thanks for the video, it makes realize not to get hyped up, and to look up where the parts are made. From China? No thanks
I can't for the life of me understand how a trigger grip throttle on a small thing that can go upto 100kph makes sense. I had a mearth GTS MAX I got it up to about 75kmph and it really was not stable at all, especially because of the trigger grip, such a shit design for anything that can go quick
@@jacqueshamel2457 Yes I know, but 10x,11x design including geometry real bad 😂 Threads in soft aluminum stearing stem, omg somebody in China skipped engineering classes.....
@@johnlatre5900 no worries my friend, so you are going to get a scooter? Let me know as I'm selling a few? I'm looking for someone else to ride out with
@@danielfoley really lookin tuh grab the 11x but a slower one or not going 60 would be good because i would be drinking on it like my dirtbike so long as its stable ion mind falling off
Thank you for taking the time
To show this off
Most appreciated 🙏
05:00 There is not steering damper on any of the Zero X's.
I know exactly what you mean about that feel with the handle bars are centred in alignment to the stem. Its it to keep the handle bars alignment when you are on a straight. Gives more control when travelling.
I've ordered the Head stock clamp for my 10x and also the steering damper.
No scooter is safe lol! You're on two wheels, and the plum line through axle and stem rake gives the tiniest caster ever.
For anyone who doesn't know what this is. Imagine a vertical line from centre of wheel touching ground (plumb line) going all the way up. The stem rake is the angle of the stem. Follow that line of the stem until it it meets the ground. The distance from between the vertical line and stem line angle is the caster. It is next to nothing. Don't remove any hands of the handlebars when at speed !!!
I think the Zero 10x is a beast! I thought about the 11X but I thought start off with 10X as it is my very first scooter in entire life.
Also for anyone who hasn't experienced the thrill of scooters, remember to always keep centre or gravity when going right bends, etc. What i found is, keep dead centre and actually tilt the scooter in the direction of the bend.
I honestly don't agree with you. IMO the quality is excellent. I been riding scooters since 1998, when I built my own with a 75cc petrol Stihl chainsaw engine, and a 7 speed Shimano hub gearbox.
The Zero 11x is a great scooter, and quality is top notch. I prefer this speed controller rather than the minimotors (btw also Chinese), it doesn't feel cheap at all. The colour and brightness is better. IMO minimotors is overrated. The stem is stiff as it should for a scooter that can develop 100kmph. And the best thing is that notch in the mentee that helps you keep it in straight position.
Deck is massive, you will always find a great position to ride it. That rear motor cable in mine is shielded with a tight metal spring sleeve, and even is it was naked, any flicking stone can't break it.
Zero 11X, best scooter out there at the moment.
Go and ride a Bronco 11 Xtreme and you'll never look back. Sorry but the 11x has quality issues. They had a recall for fracturing stems. The controllers overheat easily and cut out, you have to move them and use thermal tape/paste to better dissipate heat.
@@danielfoley My best friends name is Daniel Carter and you're not him.
th-cam.com/video/MPci7oV8qGM/w-d-xo.html check if you agree with this one then...
I've had my 11X for a couple of weeks now and loving it.
Although, I had a real nasty hard fall on it earlier this evening and am on drugs for the pain, doctor even gave me a fentanyl patch as well lol.
Yes, I slipped on a damp asphalt path going fast through the park on a turn and I have just changed over to all terrain tires last week due to two punctures in two days riding on asphalt roads.
This beast takes no prisoners, its fast and very torquey.
I tweaked my P settings to enable 100% power and was maxing out at 85kph, I am 90kg all up weight, they say it can do 100kph but based on a light person under 70kg.
I have since reduced that back down to 50% tonight lol, as it can overheat the ECU on full tit mode for to long, although it's fun to do and should be done (on a dry straight road of course) 60kph is sufficient around town.
I found reducing the P setting brake power down to 3 is better and not so snappy.
Keep the cruise control off, it's way to dangerous and ensure it's set to a rolling start for extra safety.
Keep your finger off the throttle at intersections till ready to go, I almost went under a huge B train truck & trailer on a big intersection as I was manually rolling it forward I accidentally hit the throttle trigger and it powerfully launched itself and me out into the way off the passing truck which then had to slam on its brakes from 60kph to a dead stop, I missed going under its wheels by inches.
But apart from all that, it's the best biggest scooter out there for the price and I'm loving it!
-good review, and stay cautious on those damp roads! 😎🤙
Hey from NYC nothing to say just shouting out a fellow 11X beast owner. I'm 3 months 265 miles in, and loving mine too.
Got mine from Funbikes in UK
Hey David... 11x is unfortunately out of my price range so going for 10x...Were Funbikes good to deal with and what warranty do you get...?....👍
Thanks for sharing your review.
I have owned mine since August and have made a total of 1800kms on it.
Right now I’m riding it together with my wife on a holiday.
I have had two punctures in the rear tyre when riding on asphalt roads.
What is your experience riding with all-terrain tyres? Have you had any punctures since then? Is it stable to ride on asphalt?
@@edwardpadiarov9933
I'm getting fed up with getting punctures all the time.
The off road tires dont seem to help reduce that problem at all.
Changed a tube over on new years night out in the country at 1am on my way to a friends place too grrr.
Great review!
Watching from New Zealand!
11x is a beast with skin peeling speed!, Love it
U need tougher skin og.. jk ..that shit is nasty...im afraid of riding it because I'm always in need for speed...
@@digoravas1986 It is still a beast! And after 2 years of riding like a maniac thru NYC streets, I'm a beast!!! Skin don't get no tougher, believe.....
how does it compare to Momas 2x2500wt
Why did you get rid of your Dualtron Thunder?
Zero 11x Sticker @3:00>? ... was it branded Yugen>?
I had the same issue on my 10X with the notchy steering being too tight. You can adjust this by just very slightly loosening the giant allen bolt underneath the steering column. I gave mine the tiniest turn and my ride was soooo much better.
Hope this helps anyone in need.
Where did you buy it from?
Funbikes
Just picked up the zero 10x but because of the weather, it’s wet and icy down in london there’s no bloody way I’m riding it at the mo. Having bought it about 10days ago I’ve only done 3 miles. Surprised to see you on main roads, glad the cops didn’t catch you, the first and only time I took out mine, the cops hooted me but I was on the pavement going about 6mph and they just kept going. The speed of the 10x shits me up, Christ knows what the 11x feels like
The high speed wobble can be fixed with wider mountain bike bars. Also get real grips not eco grips.
What grips
@@davidsnackbar Get something like odi rogue grips.
Where did you buy it for 2 grand mate?
@Swrednose Pits Yeah, they're all the same.
The main seller is Unicool Titan Group, then you have Shenzhen Sunnytimes.. they have great customer service.
You also have Ant Tech and so on.
@Swrednose Pits It's around £300-400 for delivery to the U.K.
Funbikes in Old Dalby in Leicestershire
What battery does it got? I have Laothie Ti30 landbrake it's say that it's 5600 watt how it's possible zero to be faster,m
Is the battery strong
How is your range on this with like 70 km/h?
You can get fake 250 Watt stickers on eBay
For the facts that is impossible cause people would laught in their ases
This is the best review of the 11X. You can buy one from Funbikes in Melton Mowbray on Zero Percent Finance. I was pissed there was no nut cap covers for the nuts. You can replace the throttle for a thumb throttle. PS Car @ 8:54 could have pulled out on you from the R/H junction, watch that! PPS Ride further to the left on those country lanes mate. You're too close to the white line. Only takes one Boy Racer. Think Hedge
Why do you spam funbikes? Just stop.
Mine came with the rubber but caps.
@@TheLondonCyclist I promote them because people are asking the question and I can provide an answer. Are you are you envious or something or perhaps jealous of losing sales???
If you want to ride in the rain you need to waterproof it everywhere on it. The Emove cruiser claims IPX6 and it’s not ! The zero scooters and better but I won’t ride in the rain at all but definitely not till I went through it.
You don’t need to waterproof it for shit I ride mine in the rain all the time going through puddles never had a problem
@@Rivaboyz1987 you will, open it , it has no seal on the top deck.
@@michaelbesler7469 14months no problem ride mine down Rutland water 27miles all the way round then rinse off the mud with the garden hose .sold the 11x it’s cheap didn’t like it got a currus panther now bit less power but the build quality is on par with weped
Just a question, what IP rating do these scooters have? And can they be ridden in the rain (assuming tyres are good enough)
Hey Bro I'm From NZ too. Do you own a e scooter or thinking of buying one of these?
@@kiwimon3204 I did plan on buying one early summer, but as winter is approaching I'm having second thoughts ha! So much more economical in the long run, yet expensive up front. You can get one of these from freedpev.co.nz
@@lippzzz77 Did you get an answer? Tried one of these out at Freed yesterday - ZONG so much fun. As a fat man I was worried about the weight balance but everything seemed to handle fine.
They did mention not leaving out in the sun or wet etc as being dangerous, riding in (light rain) not sure..
Thing is huge tho! Won't fit in the car or um, even the flat easily I think hah
decent video ! thank you im looking into one of these
Where did you get it from for £2000...?
Great video btw.....👍
Funbikes in Melton Mowbray do Finance, Xero Percent
Where did you buy it from mate
Brilliant video 😎
My first impression was "why aren't there any bloody nut covers in the nuts FFS".
Yes we loved how the forks suspension are like dirt bikes style it best design ever seen and kaabo,vsett has best looking with these front forks are such realable then single stem
Does anyone know where I can buy just the frame of Zero 10X? Not 11x but 10x
What u work mate?
best scooter out
Hi were can i order one ?
Funbikes
Isn't it currently illegal to be driving one of these on public roads?
But a horse is fine......
as long as your not being a twat on them no one really cares
has anyone modified the handlebar stem,I'm looking at changing the handlebars and stem,but you have to really have 2 stems,one on each fork then put the bars through it,but the hole for the stem to go over the fork setup is round 38mm not the 31.8mm,so could be tricky,has anyone done this?Main reason I want to do it is I want the bars higher
Top speed??
60mph
So I’ve come to conclusion i want one hahaha
Hi I wonder if you could possibly help me with the P Settings for my 11X. A detailed reply as to what yours is would be super. Thanks in advance.
Which setting you need help with?
@@Calin89us The Battery Voltage and Tyre Size. Thanks
I have one the thing that pissed me off is don't have any plastic nut bolt caps. Would have been nice.
Buy some on AliExpress. 👍🏻
i dont get why the fork is doubled. it connects to the handlebar the same way as a single rod and i dont see any real advantageous connection on the bottom. folding this scooter is a nightmare aswell and it just looks like too much scooter. if it was a single rod fork, this would truly look like a badass scooter.
Scary cool. 👍
I want DualTron X2 😀
Super risky on those blind curves, fam
Nice
you have done a great review on a powerful scooter but the conditions you rode in are not good for a review of any scooter. Wet, muddy and dangerous for a scooter rider.
Your review is way different then ginger on wheels review, he seems to really like you seem to hate. But thanks for the video, it makes realize not to get hyped up, and to look up where the parts are made. From China? No thanks
There’s nothing you can buy then.
You were lucky that the car 09.45 did not drive right in front of You... Please take care
I can't for the life of me understand how a trigger grip throttle on a small thing that can go upto 100kph makes sense. I had a mearth GTS MAX I got it up to about 75kmph and it really was not stable at all, especially because of the trigger grip, such a shit design for anything that can go quick
you are risking your life ..
your throttle is way off line bro. point it level
I've got used to it like that 😂
Personal preference mate calm down scooter police.
I had it, I sold it, didnt like it.... quality is not good. Dualtron seems so much better 😋
Lies
Stop lying pal
Dualtron and 11X are not comparable, 11X is Chinese crap 😂
@@gadgetman1588 They are all made in china including dualtron lol
@@jacqueshamel2457 Yes I know, but 10x,11x design including geometry real bad 😂
Threads in soft aluminum stearing stem, omg somebody in China skipped engineering classes.....
Shit roads there bro , def a downside
Bro pulloxhill near me lets meet up on the 11x🤣🤣🤣
Where are you based? Happy to meet up
@Daniel Carter not soon😭 but im gona get thus one 4 summer
@@johnlatre5900 no worries my friend, so you are going to get a scooter? Let me know as I'm selling a few? I'm looking for someone else to ride out with
@@danielfoley really lookin tuh grab the 11x but a slower one or not going 60 would be good because i would be drinking on it like my dirtbike so long as its stable ion mind falling off
@@danielfoley what scooters r u selling