Uh oh! I stumbled on a new flag ship e-scooter just released this week i believe that cought my attention lol. My bday coming up very soon march 13 gonna have to treat myself a nice escooter for my bday soon lol. I dont want to tell yet what its gonna be bro its a surprise but youll be notified when i upload it on my channel. Didnt buy it yet but im extremely tempted to clicking on that scooter and purchasing it haha. But yea man about the thunb throttle me i personally prefer the trigger throttle if i feel like you can control the scooter better the speed and acceleration. Something happened to my T-90 for some reason now only reaches like 55 km even on dual motor just found out recently. Not sure whats up with that seller but he dont even reply to my questions.
Man, I am sorry to hear about your T90! That scooter is a pretty good and affordable unit, but you already know when you buy it that if you get a problem, you're on your own 😔. I hope you find the perfect scooter for your birthday man. You deserve it 🙏
Anyone coming from a mountain bike background This throttle is normal and I don't know why scooter companies never started doing this from the onset, myself I only buy scooters with thumb throttles
How wide are the handle bars, can you take a photo of the scooter next to a car or something so it is easier to see how large it is? Also, if you have had the chance to test out the mileage when going 60mph the the majority of the ride and how long it takes to charge. Does it have 2 charging ports or 1. How long does it take to charge with a single charger and how long with 2? How bright are the lights on the scooter? Are they bright enough that you can see if you’re driving at night like what’s ahead of you for comparison is it like a flashlight type strong or a car headlight? Can you take a photo of it lit up at night please? Does it come with any customizable features like the throttle to be a push or trigger? I saw that you were driving on the road in one of your videos. How would you say this does on the road in terms of the tires because I know the tires are off-road tires, but does that make it awkward to drive it on the road or is it just like smooth driving with road tires? Does using it on the road mess up the traction on the tires than if you were to be off road? Are there options like changing the acceleration rate, head start instead of quick start, single or dual motors? This is Ken of the few videos on this scooter and Yuma does not provide much on the details.
Hey there. I will try to answer as many of your questions as I can. Handlebars are 31" wide. The distance from the deck to the handlebars is approximately 44". The length of the scooter from the front tire to the rear tire is around 66". I think the two headlights are okay, but you could probably use what most riders use and add handlebar lights. I don't ever ride at night, so I cannot take night photos to show the lights. When I first got the scooter, I thought I was going to hate the off-road tires to death, but after riding 100 miles and getting used to them, I really like them! They're still louder than I would like, but traction and ride quality are fantastic. I mentioned in one of my videos that new Yume scooters come with a thumb throttle and a trigger throttle. I think i showed both in separate videos. The scooter is dual motor all the time, no single motor or eco options.
@@elliotbaltazar When purchasing the scooter, are there custom features available like if you want to get on road tires? Can you give the dimensions for the display please? I understand that you have a nano bot scooter that goes more than 70 mph while this one only goes 60 mph would you say the speed on this one gives it a disadvantage or you don’t really notice, I like this scooter for commuting to work which will require me to drive on interstates, do you think this scooter is suitable for that?
@@Adam-iw3kwThere were no custom options when I bought mine. As far as the size of the scooter, it would be a personal choice. I love it! It's so heavy that it adds to the stability and comfort. It is only awkward if you would have to push it through a small doorway or tight space. Also, the Nanrobot LS7+ has never hit 70 mph with me. I have gotten it to 57mph. I am 6'3" and 240lbs, so maybe a lighter rider would reach 60mph but not 70. The speed of the Predator is comparable to the LS7, but it actually has a more consistent powerband. I can be riding at 40mph on the Predator and pull the throttle, and it will yank the scooter forward. The power is there all the way up to 60mph. The LS7 has a weaker powerband once you pass 40mph. That being said, I'm glad I have both scooters because the experience is very different. If I had to keep one though, it would be the Predator.
To my knowledge, it has electronic braking that is hard coded and not user adjustable. It does not have Regen braking live full sized EV cars. The e-braking is seamless and well integrated from my experience.
Yeah you're probably right. I have not tried that form of thumb throttle before so I really shouldn't comment on something I haven't used. Looks really cool though awesome looking scooter too.
Imteresting.
Anyone else come here to see the difference from the wolf king gtr?
why is it at a 90 degree angle, looks very awkward
It feels a little strange when you first use it, but it becomes very natural after a few minutes. It sort of works with you as you pull the throttle.
Uh oh! I stumbled on a new flag ship e-scooter just released this week i believe that cought my attention lol. My bday coming up very soon march 13 gonna have to treat myself a nice escooter for my bday soon lol. I dont want to tell yet what its gonna be bro its a surprise but youll be notified when i upload it on my channel. Didnt buy it yet but im extremely tempted to clicking on that scooter and purchasing it haha. But yea man about the thunb throttle me i personally prefer the trigger throttle if i feel like you can control the scooter better the speed and acceleration. Something happened to my T-90 for some reason now only reaches like 55 km even on dual motor just found out recently. Not sure whats up with that seller but he dont even reply to my questions.
Man, I am sorry to hear about your T90! That scooter is a pretty good and affordable unit, but you already know when you buy it that if you get a problem, you're on your own 😔. I hope you find the perfect scooter for your birthday man. You deserve it 🙏
Anyone coming from a mountain bike background This throttle is normal and I don't know why scooter companies never started doing this from the onset, myself I only buy scooters with thumb throttles
How much?
Is there a cruise control button?
No cruise control.
How wide are the handle bars, can you take a photo of the scooter next to a car or something so it is easier to see how large it is? Also, if you have had the chance to test out the mileage when going 60mph the the majority of the ride and how long it takes to charge. Does it have 2 charging ports or 1. How long does it take to charge with a single charger and how long with 2? How bright are the lights on the scooter? Are they bright enough that you can see if you’re driving at night like what’s ahead of you for comparison is it like a flashlight type strong or a car headlight? Can you take a photo of it lit up at night please? Does it come with any customizable features like the throttle to be a push or trigger?
I saw that you were driving on the road in one of your videos. How would you say this does on the road in terms of the tires because I know the tires are off-road tires, but does that make it awkward to drive it on the road or is it just like smooth driving with road tires? Does using it on the road mess up the traction on the tires than if you were to be off road?
Are there options like changing the acceleration rate, head start instead of quick start, single or dual motors?
This is Ken of the few videos on this scooter and Yuma does not provide much on the details.
Just saw your other video that talks about the battery lol.
Hey there. I will try to answer as many of your questions as I can. Handlebars are 31" wide. The distance from the deck to the handlebars is approximately 44". The length of the scooter from the front tire to the rear tire is around 66".
I think the two headlights are okay, but you could probably use what most riders use and add handlebar lights. I don't ever ride at night, so I cannot take night photos to show the lights.
When I first got the scooter, I thought I was going to hate the off-road tires to death, but after riding 100 miles and getting used to them, I really like them! They're still louder than I would like, but traction and ride quality are fantastic.
I mentioned in one of my videos that new Yume scooters come with a thumb throttle and a trigger throttle. I think i showed both in separate videos.
The scooter is dual motor all the time, no single motor or eco options.
@@elliotbaltazar When purchasing the scooter, are there custom features available like if you want to get on road tires? Can you give the dimensions for the display please?
I understand that you have a nano bot scooter that goes more than 70 mph while this one only goes 60 mph would you say the speed on this one gives it a disadvantage or you don’t really notice, I like this scooter for commuting to work which will require me to drive on interstates, do you think this scooter is suitable for that?
Also, do you think the size of the scooter is too much like does it become sort of awkward sometimes?
@@Adam-iw3kwThere were no custom options when I bought mine. As far as the size of the scooter, it would be a personal choice. I love it! It's so heavy that it adds to the stability and comfort. It is only awkward if you would have to push it through a small doorway or tight space. Also, the Nanrobot LS7+ has never hit 70 mph with me. I have gotten it to 57mph. I am 6'3" and 240lbs, so maybe a lighter rider would reach 60mph but not 70. The speed of the Predator is comparable to the LS7, but it actually has a more consistent powerband. I can be riding at 40mph on the Predator and pull the throttle, and it will yank the scooter forward. The power is there all the way up to 60mph. The LS7 has a weaker powerband once you pass 40mph. That being said, I'm glad I have both scooters because the experience is very different. If I had to keep one though, it would be the Predator.
Can you unplug that throttle and show us the connector? from the outside it looks like a standard connector. I would like to try it on my scooter.
It's a typical 3-pin quick connection. Here's a link www.yumeway.com/products/trigger-pull-throttle-osprey
@@elliotbaltazar Thank you very much.
Does it have regenerative braking ?
To my knowledge, it has electronic braking that is hard coded and not user adjustable. It does not have Regen braking live full sized EV cars. The e-braking is seamless and well integrated from my experience.
Looks cool. But not natural. Does not look very comfortable.
Thanks for watching. It feels pretty weird at first, but honestly, after a couple of rides it's fantastic!
Yeah you're probably right. I have not tried that form of thumb throttle before so I really shouldn't comment on something I haven't used. Looks really cool though awesome looking scooter too.