*Battery life is great **Latest.Bike** Scooter . Love the different driving modes. It’s got a little headlight and taillight too. Gets lots of looks haha*
I bought one yesterday test it out today I'm 6 foot tall Weight 245lb road it for over 16 miles at 22-25 MPH after battery indicated it was low i still got home from a long distance never died on me this scooter is a beast just only wish turning was smoother 👍
0:12 I bought two WideWheel PROs from fluidfreeride.com and would highly recommend them. 1:14 I can confirm the handling, traction and performance is fantastic. 2:08 I haven't noticed any wiggle in handlebars even after extensive riding. 2:27 I haven't noticed any acceleration difference between the two modes except for the top speed. 2:32 I personally like the throttle's short throw and sensitivity and don't intend to switch to the alternate throttle. 5:30 It actually performs well in dry packed dirt and gravel surfaces, but it's not suited for uneven and soft terrain. 6:12 I researched just about every make and model and the WideWheel PRO is the best scooter available in its price range.
@@DanceySteveYNWA They are good tho. Just shoddy build quality. Less so on the 2020 models but still apparent. In conclusion one of the best scooters money can buy in 2020! Thank you.
Hi great review video I’m happy with my wide wheel pro. When I got mine I did not have time to practice because I had to go to work so I just turn it on and I took a bike line in queens towards Manhattan. I felt very secure and stable great suspension. I like the kick power when you press the accelerator. It’s not an big deal it’s like a thrill ride more fun. At first I used in eco mode until I got used to, especially when turning and after a few hours I was ready to go in full speed in power mode wow I felt like flying on the streets. It’s a great scooter I commute everyday to work . When folded it’s like 50 pounds so I don’t mind the weight since I don’t carry to it too much. A reliable scooter never a problem breaks are secure. I don’t worry about a flat tire because of the solid rubber wheels. And for about $1200 on discount it’s the best bad ass futuristic design looking scooter.
That's ridiculous. Hard pass on this scooter. Emove Cruiser has the same top speed and will get 40+ miles when you ride it flat-out, and 60+ miles when you don't ride like a hooligan.
My main critiques for this scooter: - The ride comfort sucks, you can feel every crack in the ground. - The brakes are too big for the small diameter wheels, leading to brakes hitting the roadside gutter easily when you're trying to go from road to footpath. - Bar lock comes loose very quickly during ride. - Squeaky brakes. - Very not water resistant. - Charging port cover difficult to keep plugged.
I agree with almost everything but I tested mine in heavy rain and everything is ok. I was afraid that after a 6 km drive in a total downpour something would be wrong.
@@darekmajchrzak4444 I'm not saying that it'll fail after usage in rain. But that you should definitely open it up and check the battery compartment etc. It collects water like a sinking boat.
@@Bangy I checeked two weeks ago and everything it's perfectly ok. My cell phone turned off because of the rain but WW rides like Satan. The only problem is the delicate rims. I have 3 minor damages on them.
Just bought one, love everything about it except the throttle. No idea how Mercane can continue to ship the scooters with such a bad piece of shit throttle. It's either full speed or nothing. And no, buying a 3rd party throttle should not be a "solution".
Almost bought one of these. For just 100 bucks more you can get waaaay more scooter w the Nanrobot D4+ which I just got. Way more speed and just overall better
The screws constantly come undone, they slide out really easily, the throttle is twitchy AF, and those tyres feel every bump in the road - anything over about 15mm will dent the rims if hit at pace. They're definitely fun, and look cool, but I'd never buy another one and will be selling mine pretty sharply.
I can’t speak personally for the wide wheel but I did buy the horizon by fluid free ride and I can tell you it is an awesome scooter. I was able to go 25 miles in mode two and go about 18 miles per hour. I haven’t tested the range in mode three but I know you can go almost 25 miles per hour in mode three. It’s a very well-built scooter. I would definitely purchase the wide wheel once I’m ready to upgrade but I have my eyes on the Zero 8X. However I can also attest to the great quality customer service that fluid free ride provides. If you don’t want to spend $1600-$2000 on a scooter, which you’ll pay for the Zero 8x or 10x or even the Mantis or Wolf warrior from fluid freeride that cost over 2000 dollars, then you definitely can’t beat the horizon or the wide wheel. You definitely get a lot of performance for the money you spend. In my opinion it’s absolutely worth it to spend a little extra on a quality scooter as opposed to some of these cheaper scooter options. I bought a cheaper scooter and it crapped out on me very quickly. You won’t have that problem with the nicer scooters like the horizon or the wide wheel and if you do they’ll just replace it at no additional cost. They Do stand behind their products.
Nice! How tall are you and how much do you weigh? I’m 6’2” and weigh 185. I’m looking into getting the Fluid Free Ride Horizon myself since they have a $100 discount right now for pre order. I need to get 20 miles comfortably which it seems like if I keep it at 20mph or below I should be able to attain this based on your comment. Did you get the 10.4ah batter or the 13ah batter ? Is it good on dirt trails? Thanks
Gustavo Paulette I am 5’9” and I weigh about 160. Your increased weight will make a difference though. You should be able to get 20 miles however you may want to consider the Zero 9 or the Emove Cruiser. They are a little more expensive but they will get you the desired range of 20 miles with no problem. Especially the Emove cruiser. You’ll be more comfortable on the Emove cruiser if you are using it for commuting. It also has an increased range with a much larger battery. I’m not saying the Horizon isn’t awesome. I took it for a 16 mile ride yesterday in mode 3 and still had battery left once I was done. It’s an awesome scooter. However I just use it for joy riding. I’ve been able to get 25 miles in mode 3. Although since you weigh more I’m worried the Horizon may not be quite enough power for what you need. I did get the 13 ah battery but even with that you may eventually find it doesn’t carry you the full distance you need to go. Especially over time as the battery degrades. Now if it’s for joy rides then go for it. You will still enjoy the Horizon. If it’s for commuting then I’m sure it will get you the 20 miles in mode 2. I just don’t know for how long and I would hate to see you buy something that doesn’t end up working out for you. Hopefully you found that helpful. Now if money is an issue and you can’t pay more then yes the Horizon is going to be one of the best options for the price. Also if you want to go on dirt trails those trails need to be smooth. Otherwise you will be shaken up very badly on the Horizon. If the trails are rough then I would suggest something like the Kaabo Mantis Pro or the Zero 10X. You’ll want the better suspension if you’re gonna be traveling down bumpy paths. Those scooters are way more expensive but I would absolutely not recommend the Horizon to be used for going down bumpy off-road trails. Good luck
Michael Montelin I really appreciate your detailed reply. Currently I’m looking at the Fluid FreeRide Horizon 13Ah version on discount for $699 or the Emove Touring for $836. Both have 500 watts and 48V 13Ah batteries. Of these two which do you think would be the best? I’m going to place my order either tomorrow or Wednesday at the latest since the coupon is valid only a few more days. I’m glad you’re enjoying the Horizon! It sounds like a great value and Kaabo Mantis would be amazing or even a wide wheel pro but I’m trying to be at or below $800. I have even been considering possibly a folding electric bike such as the Lectric XP. Have you tried it out? So many choices under 1k
Gustavo Paulette The Emove Touring Seems like a nice electric scooter but I’ve never owned one so I really can’t say. Also like I said it really depends on the type of terrain you’re going to be riding on. If you’re going down bumpy off-road terrain then maybe you should consider an electric bike instead. Especially if you are commuting. I’ve never owned an electric bicycle but I think that would be more comfortable if you’re commuting on off-road trails. However if you just want one for fun and you can ride down paved roads then get the Horizon. It’s a blast.
Thanks guys for your discussion. I'm thinking of getting the horizon as well in a couple weeks. I texted fluidreeride wondering about my weight being 200lbs and they said it shouldn't be a problem and still get 23mph. I'd like the mantis of course but dont have the money for it. I do think the horizon will be best overall from what I've read and compared to others in the price range.
How fast are wou willing to go to get that range? If so, the WWPro has 4 steps (not 2 like mentionned in this infomercial). If you press a brake lever and simultaniously press both buttons on the display, you get to the settings. P1 is the one you're looking for. If set on 0, you'll have 20kmh on Eco and 25 on Power. If you set P1 on 1, you'll get 30 on Eco and more than 42 on Power. The Max gets this range by doing 20kmh... After 30km on P1=0 and voltage is @46V. Still enough in the cells to do more than 10km... And if you want to compare, I'm a bigger guy and this WWPro is like a Porsche for sub 2K scooters. If it's range you're looking for, check InMotion L9. Should be more comfortable than the MAX.
@@SasquatchMelee The Ninebot Max can lasts around 40km range in Sports mode, and yes I know about the inmotion L9 since April 2020 but due to logistical issues I shall wait and see. Heard Xiaomi might announce 3 new e-scooters (1S, Lite and Pro 2), especially Ninebot as well (E22, E25 and E45 series).
Personally I find the key to (long term) rigidity folding joints, is not so much in the hinge itself. Always gonna be a compromise there. But rather, _threaded_ sleeves and frame, that slide over a good bit of both sides of the hingepoint, and screw in place when extended. That way it will only lock for use at one precise straight angle, and stay there. It's a liiitle bit more work in use, having to screw the tubular sleeve in/out when folding/unfolding, and you need to keep the threads free of any hard debree, but in terms of rigidity and long term durability there's no real competition. Because you're not really locking or loading the hingepoint in use this way, but rather joining the two sides of the frame into one piece with no mobile joint. It's more expensive / time consuming to fabricate though - but you can save in some of that on the hinge as it doesn't need to be so sturdy anymore. But it does need to "stay within" the outer dimension of the tubular frame when extended. Ideally, as close to that dimension as possible. A threaded folding arm tube joint is well suited as they're off-the-shelf parts.
@@montelinm From my experience with several e-scooters, the throttle should be tuned to be progressive from the factory. Customers shouldn't need to purchase another part to make it function as it should. Build quality was ok but watch out for those brake lines. They tend to rub on the inner portions of the plastic housing.
@@justforkicks4390 to each their own, i have a zero 8, maybe less beefey than a 10x but those thin tires are completely different feel, also 10x has a nice wide base i'll give you that, and better range also. still happy with the widewheel, its not for beginners though
Anyone experience an insanely low duration of brake pads, especially on the front brake, with the Widewheel Pro 2020 ? It seems like they (the "official replacement parts" on AliExpress) barely last more than 100km before you need to replace them, implying multiple re-adjustement with an Allen key every 10km.
Hello there, Weldon for all your hard work , I just wanted to ask you if it's normal for rear Motors wheel of a scooter to heat up when riding? I noticed whenever I ride my scooter the rear Motors seems to heat up. Your response and advise would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Hi guys , i have a question for you: I could buy in my country the Widewheel Dual 2019 for US 875 or the Widewheel Pro 2020 for US 1400. What do you do? Are the changes so big for the 525 bucks? Thanks
i just got the cle version. although every review ive watched on this scooter has been accurate none mention some important things about this scooter. 1: its freaking huge and bulky. its like a tank or the suv of scooters. at 56lbs this beast is not commuter friendly in the sense that its just too dam big and heavy its awful to try and carry this on the train or bus you will piss someone off including yourself. 2: you can tell the people who made this had no clue what they were doing. for every good thing something contradicts it. the wide wheels are pointless and are just terrible they hinder the power of this scooter. the wheels have zero traction i mean zero. anything and everything makes the wheels lose grip and you feel like you one wrong move from falling. things like the painted street lines or uneven surfaces make the wheels skip and stutter. it functions in the rain but again slippery. i dont understand why they couldnt give the wheels deeper tread for grip and instead gave it what amounts to extremely worn out tires. its dangerous considering the speed of this thing. 3: this scooter is a rocket it simply wants to take off in a straight line. theres no middle ground its fast or slow period. the speed with those awful tires is an accident waiting to happen. the kickstand is a skinny terrible thing that can barely hold the scooter. the hand grips are terrible they hurt your hands and the handlebars are too skinny for big hands. if you forget how fast this scooter is and press the throttle without a good grip on the handlebars you will fall off real bad. the brakes on the handlebars are too big and far off its awkward and difficult to hold the bar and keep some fingers on the breaks theres basically no bell the one it comes with is pathetic and useless. i swear they made this thing so you can kill yourself. its power and speed is the only good thing. honestly consider far better options for your commute.
@@RJ-vy9ch Iam still looking for a good scooter. I’ve tried a lot through the years still haven’t found a reliable one. I’ll let you know when I do. Seems like I have to pay over three thousand for a decent one maybe even five. Which I feel no scooter is worth. For that I buy a used a car.
@@zensai-gaming Scooters aren't for you. I have a cheapy alpha hover 1 with 10" pneumatics and feel plenty safe in the rain but the hard wheels of the mercane def would slip and kill me. You're just gonna have to determine your pro and cons. A nanrobot D4 might be more your style. Pneumatic tires and powerful motors but doesn't have folding handle bars
i have none pro as a gift have to ride more maybe a year or so to make complaints lol!its fun but dangerous dont ride in a dark and unknown roads (or never driven in daylight with same scooter) have fun complain less just to trash the product make constructed ideas good luck!
Dont buy this! After long wait to get mine, and after 2 weeks and around 100kms driven, Im very dissapointed. The only positive thing about this scooter is the power and looks. Everything else is just horrible. The stem is squeaking like crazy as well as the chassis, its built pretty cheap. The suspension has very little travel and the low profile tyres - means no comfort when riding and both front and rear rims are bent after only 2 weeks of riding. You feel every little bump and it gets dangerous at higher speeds. Brakes are very weak and hard to set up as the discs are not straigth, also the brake levers are loose and wobbling around. The throttle is unresponsive, you either go full gas or nothing. Cruise control is impossible to activate because of the throttle travel and broken sensitivity. Also the square tires means, its very hard to turn, doesnt want to lean and gets no traction when turning/leaning, as you are riding at the tip of the tire. Range is around 30kms, nothing special. My model is the 2020 CLE (with key) dual motor with the bigger Panasonic battery. Ordered Zero 11x and hopefully I will be able to sell this piece of crap.
Always runs on dual motor, there’s no switch. However we did find you can unplug the front motor easily from the front and then it will be rear motor only
Doggy Doodle Number one they fixed the brake issue after recalling the previous model and number two what kind of experience did you have because I had an awesome experience.
Michael Montelin , I bought my wide wheel a month ago and the caliper lasted a week before going completely out , I’ve had all types of off road vehicles and mountain bikes so I’m very familiar with adjusting brakes to the proper tension, the caliper is junk, I called the recall number and was supposed to get a new caliper sent ... never came , called again , got the run around, now it’s supposed to be coming sometime soon, they should have just send a good caliper with the scooter since it was already in recall, 1000 dollar dust collector =mercane wide wheel from fluid free ride 👎
Doggy Doodle I’m sorry for your misfortune. So just so I understand correctly did you buy the pro version or the original? If you bought the pro version then I would definitely have thought the same thing. It shouldn’t be having any issue with the brakes. I bought the horizon from FFR and it’s been great and so is their customer service. I was wanting to upgrade to the pro version of the wide wheel But if you’re saying yours had issues with the brakes then I don’t know if I want to take that risk now
Yeah you can get better range from other similarly priced scooters. However it just depends on what you are looking for in a scooter. The wide wheel is meant for thrill rides. As a result you have to sacrifice some range
@@TechWeWant Good day I have the mercane wide wheel 2020 dual motor the CLE version with the key and the black brake calipers can tell me how to activate and deactivate the front motor of the scooter
No it’s pretty fast going down the hill I’ve got it to 29 I just wanted something a little bit more beefier I live in the desert and it looks like it would handle the dirt a lot better I have roads right live but I like to go out in the desert a lot too with my kidz
Hello, I am infront of a really hard decision. I am not sure to go for the ninebot max 30g or the widewheel pro 1000 Watt 14,4Ah Panasonic... I would go for the ninebot but in am afraid that the scooter is not strong enough to go up hills. Maybe you can help me. The widewheel looks Way better, but is the battery of the ninebot way better?
This is a horribly designed scooter. Many people have already been hospitalized from the stem breaking, or the handlebars falling off. Worst brakes on any vehicle in history. The suspension is close to useless. if you see a good review, he was paid off to give it.
*Battery life is great **Latest.Bike** Scooter . Love the different driving modes. It’s got a little headlight and taillight too. Gets lots of looks haha*
Basically every review on this channel ends up with "one of the best scooters we have tested this year".
It's called progress. :D
It's called back handers ! 😱
Paid reviews, that’s why. Electric Scooter Guide refuses payment for reviews, therefore honest reviews
@@CatholicKavanagh it’s called review I will never watch again from this channel.
Everything shown here feels like an extended commercial.
I bought one yesterday test it out today I'm 6 foot tall Weight 245lb road it for over 16 miles at 22-25 MPH after battery indicated it was low i still got home from a long distance never died on me this scooter is a beast just only wish turning was smoother 👍
0:12 I bought two WideWheel PROs from fluidfreeride.com and would highly recommend them.
1:14 I can confirm the handling, traction and performance is fantastic.
2:08 I haven't noticed any wiggle in handlebars even after extensive riding.
2:27 I haven't noticed any acceleration difference between the two modes except for the top speed.
2:32 I personally like the throttle's short throw and sensitivity and don't intend to switch to the alternate throttle.
5:30 It actually performs well in dry packed dirt and gravel surfaces, but it's not suited for uneven and soft terrain.
6:12 I researched just about every make and model and the WideWheel PRO is the best scooter available in its price range.
I agree 100%
Rarely so I see a "comment" that feels as much part of the bought and paid for ad, as this.
@@pr0xZen Nope, I'm a real customer who is just enthusiastic about a good product. Happy scootering!
@@pr0xZen widewheel fanboys everywhere
@@DanceySteveYNWA They are good tho. Just shoddy build quality. Less so on the 2020 models but still apparent. In conclusion one of the best scooters money can buy in 2020! Thank you.
Hi great review video I’m happy with my wide wheel pro. When I got mine I did not have time to practice because I had to go to work so I just turn it on and I took a bike line in queens towards Manhattan. I felt very secure and stable great suspension.
I like the kick power when you press the accelerator. It’s not an big deal it’s like a thrill ride more fun.
At first I used in eco mode until I got used to, especially when turning and after a few hours I was ready to go in full speed in power mode wow I felt like flying on the streets.
It’s a great scooter I commute everyday to work . When folded it’s like 50 pounds so I don’t mind the weight since I don’t carry to it too much.
A reliable scooter never a problem breaks are secure. I don’t worry about a flat tire because of the solid rubber wheels.
And for about $1200 on discount it’s the best bad ass futuristic design looking scooter.
Thanks for the feedback! Yes that's true the accelerator is a little bit of a thrill ride
It’s a pile of shit , Tires or full suspension awful steering awful breaks absolutely shit
Amazing review, never seen before. Clear, honest, objective. Well done guy
It should of had a wider deck to continue that unique "Wide" trend and probably the only gripe I have with this scooter. (WideDeck Pro lol)
I have a widewheel pro CLE edition, so far its been just great
still good?
BassHeadsProduction I sold it and got a zero8x yes wish I still had the wide wheel tbh
Preston Yoyos thanks for the update
220lb rider going at full speed got a 10 mile range 😳
That's ridiculous. Hard pass on this scooter.
Emove Cruiser has the same top speed and will get 40+ miles when you ride it flat-out, and 60+ miles when you don't ride like a hooligan.
Also the Nanrobot D4+ is way more scooter for not much more money. I compare this to the Boost scooters. Kinda gimicky
10 miles is plenty for me drive to Boston in my car then to the Job site only good enough
My main critiques for this scooter:
- The ride comfort sucks, you can feel every crack in the ground.
- The brakes are too big for the small diameter wheels, leading to brakes hitting the roadside gutter easily when you're trying to go from road to footpath.
- Bar lock comes loose very quickly during ride.
- Squeaky brakes.
- Very not water resistant.
- Charging port cover difficult to keep plugged.
I agree with almost everything but I tested mine in heavy rain and everything is ok. I was afraid that after a 6 km drive in a total downpour something would be wrong.
@@darekmajchrzak4444 I'm not saying that it'll fail after usage in rain. But that you should definitely open it up and check the battery compartment etc. It collects water like a sinking boat.
@@Bangy I checeked two weeks ago and everything it's perfectly ok. My cell phone turned off because of the rain but WW rides like Satan. The only problem is the delicate rims. I have 3 minor damages on them.
Just bought one, love everything about it except the throttle.
No idea how Mercane can continue to ship the scooters with such a bad piece of shit throttle. It's either full speed or nothing. And no, buying a 3rd party throttle should not be a "solution".
Banzai Well said!
Almost bought one of these. For just 100 bucks more you can get waaaay more scooter w the Nanrobot D4+ which I just got. Way more speed and just overall better
@@evomike5708 gosh it's just so ugly comparably. I'd buy the wide wheel for the looks over the nanrobot
The screws constantly come undone, they slide out really easily, the throttle is twitchy AF, and those tyres feel every bump in the road - anything over about 15mm will dent the rims if hit at pace.
They're definitely fun, and look cool, but I'd never buy another one and will be selling mine pretty sharply.
Jared Armstrong you tried it?
@@swiftcool6052 I bought my one about two months ago.
I have one myself and it is quite fun to ride, but does not like to hit large bumps due to the solid rubber tires.
They aren't solid rubber tires. They are filled w foam
@@evomike5708 yeah I knew that
Great video. Needed more info on these: carry-ability and throttle mechanism
I have this scooter and I’m so happy that I hav it because it’s so good
i rode in extreme rain mutlitple times it's perfect just be aware of tire grip
I can’t speak personally for the wide wheel but I did buy the horizon by fluid free ride and I can tell you it is an awesome scooter. I was able to go 25 miles in mode two and go about 18 miles per hour. I haven’t tested the range in mode three but I know you can go almost 25 miles per hour in mode three. It’s a very well-built scooter. I would definitely purchase the wide wheel once I’m ready to upgrade but I have my eyes on the Zero 8X. However I can also attest to the great quality customer service that fluid free ride provides. If you don’t want to spend $1600-$2000 on a scooter, which you’ll pay for the Zero 8x or 10x or even the Mantis or Wolf warrior from fluid freeride that cost over 2000 dollars, then you definitely can’t beat the horizon or the wide wheel. You definitely get a lot of performance for the money you spend. In my opinion it’s absolutely worth it to spend a little extra on a quality scooter as opposed to some of these cheaper scooter options. I bought a cheaper scooter and it crapped out on me very quickly. You won’t have that problem with the nicer scooters like the horizon or the wide wheel and if you do they’ll just replace it at no additional cost. They Do stand behind their products.
Nice! How tall are you and how much do you weigh? I’m 6’2” and weigh 185. I’m looking into getting the Fluid Free Ride Horizon myself since they have a $100 discount right now for pre order. I need to get 20 miles comfortably which it seems like if I keep it at 20mph or below I should be able to attain this based on your comment. Did you get the 10.4ah batter or the 13ah batter ? Is it good on dirt trails? Thanks
Gustavo Paulette I am 5’9” and I weigh about 160. Your increased weight will make a difference though. You should be able to get 20 miles however you may want to consider the Zero 9 or the Emove Cruiser. They are a little more expensive but they will get you the desired range of 20 miles with no problem. Especially the Emove cruiser. You’ll be more comfortable on the Emove cruiser if you are using it for commuting. It also has an increased range with a much larger battery. I’m not saying the Horizon isn’t awesome. I took it for a 16 mile ride yesterday in mode 3 and still had battery left once I was done. It’s an awesome scooter. However I just use it for joy riding. I’ve been able to get 25 miles in mode 3. Although since you weigh more I’m worried the Horizon may not be quite enough power for what you need. I did get the 13 ah battery but even with that you may eventually find it doesn’t carry you the full distance you need to go. Especially over time as the battery degrades. Now if it’s for joy rides then go for it. You will still enjoy the Horizon. If it’s for commuting then I’m sure it will get you the 20 miles in mode 2. I just don’t know for how long and I would hate to see you buy something that doesn’t end up working out for you. Hopefully you found that helpful. Now if money is an issue and you can’t pay more then yes the Horizon is going to be one of the best options for the price. Also if you want to go on dirt trails those trails need to be smooth. Otherwise you will be shaken up very badly on the Horizon. If the trails are rough then I would suggest something like the Kaabo Mantis Pro or the Zero 10X. You’ll want the better suspension if you’re gonna be traveling down bumpy paths. Those scooters are way more expensive but I would absolutely not recommend the Horizon to be used for going down bumpy off-road trails. Good luck
Michael Montelin I really appreciate your detailed reply. Currently I’m looking at the Fluid FreeRide Horizon 13Ah version on discount for $699 or the Emove Touring for $836. Both have 500 watts and 48V 13Ah batteries. Of these two which do you think would be the best? I’m going to place my order either tomorrow or Wednesday at the latest since the coupon is valid only a few more days. I’m glad you’re enjoying the Horizon! It sounds like a great value and Kaabo Mantis would be amazing or even a wide wheel pro but I’m trying to be at or below $800. I have even been considering possibly a folding electric bike such as the Lectric XP. Have you tried it out? So many choices under 1k
Gustavo Paulette The Emove Touring Seems like a nice electric scooter but I’ve never owned one so I really can’t say. Also like I said it really depends on the type of terrain you’re going to be riding on. If you’re going down bumpy off-road terrain then maybe you should consider an electric bike instead. Especially if you are commuting. I’ve never owned an electric bicycle but I think that would be more comfortable if you’re commuting on off-road trails. However if you just want one for fun and you can ride down paved roads then get the Horizon. It’s a blast.
Thanks guys for your discussion. I'm thinking of getting the horizon as well in a couple weeks. I texted fluidreeride wondering about my weight being 200lbs and they said it shouldn't be a problem and still get 23mph. I'd like the mantis of course but dont have the money for it. I do think the horizon will be best overall from what I've read and compared to others in the price range.
Third. Definitely a step from the 1st but still it's a good improvement! Wish it lasts more than 40km range like the Ninebot MAX.
How fast are wou willing to go to get that range? If so, the WWPro has 4 steps (not 2 like mentionned in this infomercial). If you press a brake lever and simultaniously press both buttons on the display, you get to the settings. P1 is the one you're looking for. If set on 0, you'll have 20kmh on Eco and 25 on Power. If you set P1 on 1, you'll get 30 on Eco and more than 42 on Power.
The Max gets this range by doing 20kmh... After 30km on P1=0 and voltage is @46V. Still enough in the cells to do more than 10km... And if you want to compare, I'm a bigger guy and this WWPro is like a Porsche for sub 2K scooters.
If it's range you're looking for, check InMotion L9. Should be more comfortable than the MAX.
@@SasquatchMelee The Ninebot Max can lasts around 40km range in Sports mode, and yes I know about the inmotion L9 since April 2020 but due to logistical issues I shall wait and see.
Heard Xiaomi might announce 3 new e-scooters (1S, Lite and Pro 2), especially Ninebot as well (E22, E25 and E45 series).
Filmed in Boston
Kyuusee w
How does it work in the rain?
amazing scooter !
Is it fast charging?
Bostonnnnn !!! I love it
The scooter is great but I had to do a quick fix with the screw become loose after rides due to not having washers
yea every week
Just buy screw glue
Personally I find the key to (long term) rigidity folding joints, is not so much in the hinge itself. Always gonna be a compromise there. But rather, _threaded_ sleeves and frame, that slide over a good bit of both sides of the hingepoint, and screw in place when extended. That way it will only lock for use at one precise straight angle, and stay there. It's a liiitle bit more work in use, having to screw the tubular sleeve in/out when folding/unfolding, and you need to keep the threads free of any hard debree, but in terms of rigidity and long term durability there's no real competition. Because you're not really locking or loading the hingepoint in use this way, but rather joining the two sides of the frame into one piece with no mobile joint. It's more expensive / time consuming to fabricate though - but you can save in some of that on the hinge as it doesn't need to be so sturdy anymore. But it does need to "stay within" the outer dimension of the tubular frame when extended. Ideally, as close to that dimension as possible. A threaded folding arm tube joint is well suited as they're off-the-shelf parts.
The ride is too firm and the throttle is extremely sensitive. I returned mine...
JUST FOR KICKS! I get the firm ride but why didn’t you purchase the upgraded throttle to begin with? Was the build quality good?
@@montelinm From my experience with several e-scooters, the throttle should be tuned to be progressive from the factory. Customers shouldn't need to purchase another part to make it function as it should. Build quality was ok but watch out for those brake lines. They tend to rub on the inner portions of the plastic housing.
@@justforkicks4390 you were just scared of this cheap beast of a scooter, it rides hard and fast, thats the point
@@mrprestonhughes8081 Nah, I bought a 10x instead. Rides better than this by far!
@@justforkicks4390 to each their own, i have a zero 8, maybe less beefey than a 10x but those thin tires are completely different feel, also 10x has a nice wide base i'll give you that, and better range also. still happy with the widewheel, its not for beginners though
Why will pro scooter screen change out the dashboard change
Just purchased... I wanted the seat but sold out
Anyone experience an insanely low duration of brake pads, especially on the front brake, with the Widewheel Pro 2020 ?
It seems like they (the "official replacement parts" on AliExpress) barely last more than 100km before you need to replace them, implying multiple re-adjustement with an Allen key every 10km.
What are the pros to wide wheels?
can you reset the mileage to 0?
Hi. With its wide wheel can you do some Valentino Rossi thing?
Hero s 800 mü wide wheel pro 1000 mi tercih ederdiniz
Hello there,
Weldon for all your hard work , I just wanted to ask you if it's normal for rear Motors wheel of a scooter to heat up when riding?
I noticed whenever I ride my scooter the rear Motors seems to heat up.
Your response and advise would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Yes that should be normal, which scooter do you have? We haven’t really looked out for it on our scooters but can check next time we ride
Hi guys , i have a question for you:
I could buy in my country the Widewheel Dual 2019 for US 875 or the Widewheel Pro 2020 for US 1400. What do you do? Are the changes so big for the 525 bucks? Thanks
i just got the cle version. although every review ive watched on this scooter has been accurate none mention some important things about this scooter. 1: its freaking huge and bulky. its like a tank or the suv of scooters. at 56lbs this beast is not commuter friendly in the sense that its just too dam big and heavy its awful to try and carry this on the train or bus you will piss someone off including yourself. 2: you can tell the people who made this had no clue what they were doing. for every good thing something contradicts it. the wide wheels are pointless and are just terrible they hinder the power of this scooter. the wheels have zero traction i mean zero. anything and everything makes the wheels lose grip and you feel like you one wrong move from falling.
things like the painted street lines or uneven surfaces make the wheels skip and stutter. it functions in the rain but again slippery. i dont understand why they couldnt give the wheels deeper tread for grip and instead gave it what amounts to extremely worn out tires. its dangerous considering the speed of this thing. 3: this scooter is a rocket it simply wants to take off in a straight line. theres no middle ground its fast or slow period. the speed with those awful tires is an accident waiting to happen. the kickstand is a skinny terrible thing that can barely hold the scooter. the hand grips are terrible they hurt your hands and the handlebars are too skinny for big hands. if you forget how fast this scooter is and press the throttle without a good grip on the handlebars you will fall off real bad. the brakes on the handlebars are too big and far off its awkward and difficult to hold the bar and keep some fingers on the breaks theres basically no bell the one it comes with is pathetic and useless. i swear they made this thing so you can kill yourself. its power and speed is the only good thing. honestly consider far better options for your commute.
Thanks for the honest review. Prob won't buy one now - the tyres seem suss to me. What scooter would you recommend?
@@RJ-vy9ch Iam still looking for a good scooter. I’ve tried a lot through the years still haven’t found a reliable one. I’ll let you know when I do. Seems like I have to pay over three thousand for a decent one maybe even five. Which I feel no scooter is worth. For that I buy a used a car.
@@zensai-gaming
Scooters aren't for you. I have a cheapy alpha hover 1 with 10" pneumatics and feel plenty safe in the rain but the hard wheels of the mercane def would slip and kill me. You're just gonna have to determine your pro and cons. A nanrobot D4 might be more your style. Pneumatic tires and powerful motors but doesn't have folding handle bars
I just bought one.
Scooter not aligning with the picture of scooter on the box. MY OCD 0 to 60 1.5sec
Im happy with my Etwow Uscooter
i have none pro as a gift have to ride more maybe a year or so to make complaints lol!its fun but dangerous dont ride in a dark and unknown roads (or never driven in daylight with same scooter) have fun complain less just to trash the product make constructed ideas good luck!
Because it's unique it's worth twice the price
What’s up ETA Prime!
Can you suggest a hint to turning quickly on the WW pro? I’m finding it difficult to turn fast when driving in the city
It helps to lean the scooter a little bit while turning. And as you ride more you'll start pumping with your legs into turns too
@@TechWeWant ah, pumping with legs. Interesting as I sort started doing that but wasn’t sure it was a good idea. Thanks for responding
Are you able to put air filled tires on the wide wheel pro? Please let me know if this is possible. Thank you for your time
Sorry to bother you again but also can you put knobby tires on it?
The skinny deck yo.
Is it true the upgraded one comes with black brakes?
Yes!
Dont buy this! After long wait to get mine, and after 2 weeks and around 100kms driven, Im very dissapointed. The only positive thing about this scooter is the power and looks. Everything else is just horrible. The stem is squeaking like crazy as well as the chassis, its built pretty cheap. The suspension has very little travel and the low profile tyres - means no comfort when riding and both front and rear rims are bent after only 2 weeks of riding. You feel every little bump and it gets dangerous at higher speeds. Brakes are very weak and hard to set up as the discs are not straigth, also the brake levers are loose and wobbling around. The throttle is unresponsive, you either go full gas or nothing. Cruise control is impossible to activate because of the throttle travel and broken sensitivity. Also the square tires means, its very hard to turn, doesnt want to lean and gets no traction when turning/leaning, as you are riding at the tip of the tire. Range is around 30kms, nothing special. My model is the 2020 CLE (with key) dual motor with the bigger Panasonic battery. Ordered Zero 11x and hopefully I will be able to sell this piece of crap.
I want it
I just ordered one. Im waiting on the arrival.
How is the scooter for a guy 6 foot or foot 6"1
Great size. Most of the riders you see in the video are 5”11
@@TechWeWant thank you
Does it have Single and dual Motor Switch? Or it always run on dual motor?
Always runs on dual motor, there’s no switch. However we did find you can unplug the front motor easily from the front and then it will be rear motor only
Tech We Want Thanks. So Eco and Power Mode only limit twin drive power.
Don’t buy this scooter 2 bad brakes is still bad brakes and fluid free ride customer service sucks
Doggy Doodle Number one they fixed the brake issue after recalling the previous model and number two what kind of experience did you have because I had an awesome experience.
Michael Montelin , I bought my wide wheel a month ago and the caliper lasted a week before going completely out , I’ve had all types of off road vehicles and mountain bikes so I’m very familiar with adjusting brakes to the proper tension, the caliper is junk, I called the recall number and was supposed to get a new caliper sent ... never came , called again , got the run around, now it’s supposed to be coming sometime soon, they should have just send a good caliper with the scooter since it was already in recall, 1000 dollar dust collector =mercane wide wheel from fluid free ride 👎
Doggy Doodle I’m sorry for your misfortune. So just so I understand correctly did you buy the pro version or the original? If you bought the pro version then I would definitely have thought the same thing. It shouldn’t be having any issue with the brakes. I bought the horizon from FFR and it’s been great and so is their customer service. I was wanting to upgrade to the pro version of the wide wheel But if you’re saying yours had issues with the brakes then I don’t know if I want to take that risk now
Have the ninebot MAX. Gets you 40 miles
That's also a great scooter, one our favorites
@@TechWeWant I had problems getting the hang of it but I've gotten better
Yeah you can get better range from other similarly priced scooters. However it just depends on what you are looking for in a scooter. The wide wheel is meant for thrill rides. As a result you have to sacrifice some range
@@TechWeWant Good day I have the mercane wide wheel 2020 dual motor the CLE version with the key and the black brake calipers can tell me how to activate and deactivate the front motor of the scooter
I bought one didn’t know about the throttle wish I would’ve known
Onewheel 2 RULE THEM ALL how you liking it? I’m debating on getting this or the Rev turbo
I like it very much I’m now thinking about getting the zero 10 X next
That’s a beast (zero 10) is the widewheel not enough speed for u
No it’s pretty fast going down the hill I’ve got it to 29 I just wanted something a little bit more beefier I live in the desert and it looks like it would handle the dirt a lot better I have roads right live but I like to go out in the desert a lot too with my kidz
Onewheel 2 RULE THEM ALL did you get the Zero 10x and if so how are you liking it? I’m considering getting the Zero 10
Looks shitty whit the handlebars😂🙈
It looks home made. Lots of visible wires. Cheap switches. Wobbly joints. A shame.
Right? Add some lights..wider deck..and lcd screen that doesn't look like a casio watch.
Narrator sounds like he's a salesman.
TV spot
The bolts come lose
Which bolts ?
Zero 10X > Widewheel Pro
Widewheel Pro > Zero 10X
Sure 10X is more powerfull and Faster...but its way bulkier&Heavier and also more expensive
Hello, I am infront of a really hard decision.
I am not sure to go for the ninebot max 30g or the widewheel pro 1000 Watt 14,4Ah Panasonic...
I would go for the ninebot but in am afraid that the scooter is not strong enough to go up hills. Maybe you can help me.
The widewheel looks Way better, but is the battery of the ninebot way better?
Go with the Widewheel Pro. You won't regret it...
@@oscaru5342 I already ordered the widewheel 😛
@@Afg0Playa Good decision.
Just like any other scammers, unfortunately it looks awesome but smells like shit💩
Second
This is a horribly designed scooter. Many people have already been hospitalized from the stem breaking, or the handlebars falling off. Worst brakes on any vehicle in history. The suspension is close to useless. if you see a good review, he was paid off to give it.
PLEASE REVIEW THE HIBOY S2 PLEASEEEE
Yes we will get it soon, they are working on an upgraded model!
Hello , is here any tall user of ww pro? I rly wanna buy it but im 190cm and idk if handlebars are not to low...
I think they're a little low.
I'm 190cm and think the handlebar height is perfect without stooping.