Got this scooter 5months ago. I only own 2 scooters and Maxfun is the main one I use. I have 900+ miles on it and everything you mentioned (pros and cons) I completely agree on. In terms of long-term use, so far it's been great and no major issues as mostly it's just flat tires. I highly recommend this scooter for those seeking a premium ride and performance but are price/budget concious. PS: I have the red one. It looks waaaay nicer in my opinion especially if you also have a red handle grips =)
@@worldwideslinger price and it goes 50 mph with a 60v battery with 26ah. People have done 0 to 30 and a guy told me he got 4.5 seconds at his best time.. it comes with self healing tires the breaks are great as far as what people say.. i only paid 2050 for it.. they have there plus version which has a 60volt with 35ah comes with a samsung battery..
I really enjoy your reviews. I am 5 foot 10 235 pounds and live where there are quite a few hills. The Maxfun is on sale right now for $1700. The Nami Klima Max seems to be one of your favorite scooters. I was wondering if I should wait for that to come back into stock I really just want to know which scooter might take my big butt up some hills. I also think 40 miles an hour is probably as fast as I want to go on the scooter. I would love to hear your advice or if there was another scooter you would recommend thank you.
Either scooter will fly you up hills no issues. I would go with the Maxfun for now if the Klima is out of stock. There is a good chance that the Klima won't be back in stock any time soon from what I hear
I’m excited too see what you think of the varla v3. More like the varla eagle one 2.5 but still. We (the community) tried talking to the reps, and several people with media contacts there tried to let them know this was really too small of an upgrade to merit a new line. They responded by going AWOL for like 4 months haha
I feel if your spending this much money just get the Nami Klima, its better in every way. If someone's short of money i reckon they'd be thinking of getting something heaps cheaper than this.
That's fair, though the Maxfun puts up a similar acceleration time and top speed, and shares a lot of similarities with the Klima, it just comes in $200-$300 dollars cheaper. The Maxfun has better tires, the Klima has better suspension. Some people might rather have the extra money. They are both just really great scooters; I recommend both and let people decide
If buy the maxfun over Klima just for the great build design. Thicker stem, stonger folding clamp, and less need of a steering damper. Nami has the better one piece deck+neck build
@@Patkilla7558 Yeah but which one do you want to own with your own with your hard earned money. Its not even close, the MaxFun looks like its been built out of components from 10 different scooters all purchased in bulk from the lowest cost supplier. If it was $1000 cheaper you might think about it. Remember the full package is what your buying not a battery pack. In the long run ya save a fortune by buying the better one, I learnt the hard way, many times. @Patkilla7558
This looks like a very nice scooter, but if you can't afford $2000, I'd suggest the Kurkirin G4 or the Teewing GT4. They are almost identical and are under $1000, sadly they are only single motor but are still pretty strong hill climbers and can get up to 40+ mph. My bro has the Kurkirin and to be honest it's scary fast compared to my Nanrobot c1. We didn't even know about the Teewing till we ran into a dude at the park and the two were like different color twins. He's had it about 7 months so still to early to speak on durability though.
Love this review. I do have 1 question. Do you know what the NM torque is. I like relatively fast launches when hitting the throttle from a stand still.
@RK9Rides thank you sir. So does it feel somewhere between 40 to 44nm torque. An example with 36NM on the Varla Eagle one V.2. How does this one feel in comparison to that.
@@RK9Rides2022 it was the first 72volt (10inch)scooter in world.the handlebars were not wide enough like alot of scoots. But I put wider handlebars and a damper, pmt tires. And it's definitely the Fastest and cheapest. 72volt 32ahLG /5000watts. Between 48 and 52 mph. I can hit 52mph pretty easy. Hit 54mph 2days ago. Definitely the fastest and cheapest. And I like square wave really.The technology has been around longer.They don't burn out as fast as sign wave.And I like the power instead of the slow steady take off.That's inevitable sine wave
Got this scooter 5months ago. I only own 2 scooters and Maxfun is the main one I use. I have 900+ miles on it and everything you mentioned (pros and cons) I completely agree on. In terms of long-term use, so far it's been great and no major issues as mostly it's just flat tires.
I highly recommend this scooter for those seeking a premium ride and performance but are price/budget concious.
PS: I have the red one. It looks waaaay nicer in my opinion especially if you also have a red handle grips =)
Debating between this scooter and the road runner rs5 max.
My thoughts also. I'm looking at the RS5 Pro.
@worldwideslinger i found a scooter im buying never hurd of it till now.. and decided this one over the roadrunner.. its called the taverun blade gt 2
@@Miciah-j1v Mahalo for quick response! Curious, what made you choose Taverun over Roadrunner?
@@worldwideslinger price and it goes 50 mph with a 60v battery with 26ah. People have done 0 to 30 and a guy told me he got 4.5 seconds at his best time.. it comes with self healing tires the breaks are great as far as what people say.. i only paid 2050 for it.. they have there plus version which has a 60volt with 35ah comes with a samsung battery..
@@worldwideslinger also comes stock with steering damper!
I really enjoy your reviews. I am 5 foot 10 235 pounds and live where there are quite a few hills. The Maxfun is on sale right now for $1700. The Nami Klima Max seems to be one of your favorite scooters. I was wondering if I should wait for that to come back into stock I really just want to know which scooter might take my big butt up some hills. I also think 40 miles an hour is probably as fast as I want to go on the scooter. I would love to hear your advice or if there was another scooter you would recommend thank you.
Either scooter will fly you up hills no issues. I would go with the Maxfun for now if the Klima is out of stock. There is a good chance that the Klima won't be back in stock any time soon from what I hear
Thanks for the response. I think the Maxfun will be a good choice.
I’m excited too see what you think of the varla v3. More like the varla eagle one 2.5 but still. We (the community) tried talking to the reps, and several people with media contacts there tried to let them know this was really too small of an upgrade to merit a new line. They responded by going AWOL for like 4 months haha
Yeah, it's definitely confusing. I cover it a lot in my review
I feel if your spending this much money just get the Nami Klima, its better in every way. If someone's short of money i reckon they'd be thinking of getting something heaps cheaper than this.
That's fair, though the Maxfun puts up a similar acceleration time and top speed, and shares a lot of similarities with the Klima, it just comes in $200-$300 dollars cheaper. The Maxfun has better tires, the Klima has better suspension. Some people might rather have the extra money. They are both just really great scooters; I recommend both and let people decide
@RK9Rides fair enough, great explanation 👍.
If buy the maxfun over Klima just for the great build design. Thicker stem, stonger folding clamp, and less need of a steering damper.
Nami has the better one piece deck+neck build
Just to note that the Maxfun also has a bigger battery than the Klima, for a much lower price.
@@Patkilla7558 Yeah but which one do you want to own with your own with your hard earned money. Its not even close, the MaxFun looks like its been built out of components from 10 different scooters all purchased in bulk from the lowest cost supplier.
If it was $1000 cheaper you might think about it. Remember the full package is what your buying not a battery pack. In the long run ya save a fortune by buying the better one, I learnt the hard way, many times. @Patkilla7558
NICE
How would you compare it to the Gotrax GX3
Can you review the Zondoo Zo01 scooter ? I would love to hear your
What about stuff like the ausom gallop or the kukirin g3 pro
This looks like a very nice scooter, but if you can't afford $2000, I'd suggest the Kurkirin G4 or the Teewing GT4. They are almost identical and are under $1000, sadly they are only single motor but are still pretty strong hill climbers and can get up to 40+ mph. My bro has the Kurkirin and to be honest it's scary fast compared to my Nanrobot c1. We didn't even know about the Teewing till we ran into a dude at the park and the two were like different color twins. He's had it about 7 months so still to early to speak on durability though.
How’s the voltage sag?
Should I get the Varla 1 pro or this
Love this review. I do have 1 question. Do you know what the NM torque is. I like relatively fast launches when hitting the throttle from a stand still.
I don't have the exact torque numbers, but this thing launches. It's acceleration time puts it on par with scooters much more expensive than it
@RK9Rides thank you sir. So does it feel somewhere between 40 to 44nm torque. An example with 36NM on the Varla Eagle one V.2. How does this one feel in comparison to that.
Much quicker acceleration than the Varla, so your estimate is probably close
@RK9Rides that sounds awesome. Thank you dude. Big help 👍
battery size for me is what puts me off, 72v at 24ah is incredibly small.
My bluetran lightning was 1200
Was it that MinimotorsUSA sale when they were blowing out their old inventory?
@@RK9Rides2022 it was the first 72volt (10inch)scooter in world.the handlebars were not wide enough like alot of scoots. But I put wider handlebars and a damper, pmt tires. And it's definitely the Fastest and cheapest. 72volt 32ahLG /5000watts. Between 48 and 52 mph. I can hit 52mph pretty easy. Hit 54mph 2days ago. Definitely the fastest and cheapest. And I like square wave really.The technology has been around longer.They don't burn out as fast as sign wave.And I like the power instead of the slow steady take off.That's inevitable sine wave
Bikydom q06 pro only $999. 50 mph 50 miles range 60v 27ah battery thank me later