Rrally nice video, man. It's hard to come by a review of a scooter done by bigger and taller guy and done in real world scenario. I''m 197 and around 109 kg, was thinking of buying this exact scooter for work commute and some trips to nearby lakes and trails. Would you recommend this scooter after using it? Is it comfortable for taller people? I hope you keep making videos. Best of luck Sir Kay!
I won't stop making videos as long as the weather permits. It's about to be cold though so, 🫤 .Anyways, you're even taller so I guess the handlebar is definitely going to be uncomfortable for you so, you might want to look into something bigger?
Hey where you get the new headlamp on your scooter ? Is the turn on switch headlamp still use existing teverun switch? Or it separated like an add on ?
I source most of my scooter parts from Aliexpress. And yes, the switch is separated like an ad on. I have links to it in my shopping list in the description.
Thanks! May ask about the ambient temperature outside? I missed how much you weight. Was the test made at maximum speed, please? I assume you`d get more if you ride only in Eco mode...?
Definitely, you'll get a whole lot more riding in Eco mode, provided you got a lot of time in your hands 'cos that mode is slow af. The temperature was 29°C & I weight 110kg. The top speed i've been able to get so far as been 66km/h. Hope these answers your questions. Let me know if I missed something.
@@Sir-Kay Great review and the fastest response yet. You do deserve to be called Sir. I guess 29C is optimal for testing. In winter, that range will sure shrink a lot. Greetings to Poland from Bulgaria (Gdansk is amazing). When I laughed myself off at the "Hood Olympics 3", I thought black people living in Polish hood is a nice joke. To learn that it is actually true is mind-blowing, he he he. Would you recommend a superior Teverun model that is not much heavier? I am all about range and compactness. th-cam.com/video/ifqqp7kH_tQ/w-d-xo.html
@@FIxt00l Superior or you mean Supreme? If that's what you mean, the Supreme won't fit the bill. If range and potability is what you're looking for, that's an oxymoron 'cos to get range, you'll need more batteries which means more weight. So, it's tit for tat. Something's always got to give. Take the Fighter Mini Pro and get an additional external battery that plugs in when you want range & you can unplug whenever you want a nimble ride. Hope that helps.
@@Sir-Kay Thanks, dear sir...There is a local pro repair shop. They sell many brands and recommend the Mini as the best all rounder. However, they insist IP is non-existent and claim that a customer`s display was damaged in a heavy rain ride. This is what bothers me the most. Did you happen to ride it in heavy, pouring rain? Not that I would intentionally...
@@PPCJumpStart Privately, he never wanted his superiors to know he got me the scooter at that low of a discount price, I'm guessing he's going to lose his job. So, I can't post it here. Give me your email, I'll send it to ya.
@@joshuabernard471 If you live in Poland I can but, if you live in a foreign country I'll have the seller send it directly to you so, could we start by you telling me where you live? and maybe better yet, DM me on Facebook or email, whichever one you prefer. I'm "Sir Kay Jules or SirKay Jules" on Facebook. You'll see the same me in my Avatar leaning on the wall with a basketball.
Now, I'm assuming you're lighter than me - 1010kg, I got 60 the last time not being too conservative so, 50km is more than doable especially if you live in a relatively flat area and if you weight around 55kg like my wife, she did 35km yesterday and had 80% battery left from 100%. It's a 25Ah batter by the way.
Thank you for answering. I’m 6 feet and 200lbs. So this could work for me living downtown in the city. ❤ keep up the reviews. You’re one of the few guys reviewing this model and I fell in love with the fighter mini pro. A dealer here is offering a 52v 30ah version. Not sure if I should do that or get the 60v 25ah. What do you think?
@@fancypants6089 It depends on your needs, do you have long daily commute or short ones? flat or hilly. The 60V version will surely be zippier but, heavier too. I would have gone for the 60V 35Ah version but, it was scratching that Nami Klima's territory so, I had to go for the Klima. I got the 60V 25Ah for 1250euro so, no one can beat that.
Un saluto dall'Italia!🤠 Sono indeciso tra blade mini ultra e fighter mini pro.. hanno stessi watt, stesso voltaggio, e più o meno sembra stesse caratteristiche, ma il blade mini ultra ha 27ah di batteria e costa sui 400€ in meno.. secondo te ne vale la pena spendere 400€ in più per il fighter o conviene direttamente il blade? Sennò nel caso vado di mantis, la versione 60v 18ah che costa altri 300€ in meno del blade mini ultra.. grazie per eventuale risposta👌🏼
How much do you weigh? if you weigh more than 200lbs please get the Fighter 11+ or the Blade GT 2 or even the Nami Klima, the Klima is a bit pricier though but, ride quality surpasses those other two.And of course there are other options for folks in the US we even haven't heard of here in Europe . Hope that helps.
@@Sir-Kay innanzitutto grazie mille per la risposta.😁 peso sulle 225lbs, i modelli che mi hai elencato sono validi però sforano il mio budget, che in realtà lo sfora anche il fighter mini pro, e infatti alla fine ho deciso di non acquistarlo appunto perché viene una spesa eccessiva, quindi al massimo 1200.. secondo me il blade mini ultra è un'ottima alternativa, per via della batteria e prestazioni, il mantis sarebbe stato il top, ma ha una batteria da 18ah e ci sarebbero comunque stati dei lavoretti da fare.. mi piace un sacco anche il kukirin g2 master, però è un 52v, non vorrei pentirmene
Amigo vas demasiado deprisa en zonas que hay muchos peatones. Eres un poco irresponsable y te darás cuenta el día que se te cruce un niño. Tienes que ir con mucho más cuidado cuando haya gente alrededor. Aunque por otro lado te doy las gracias por haber realizado este test y haberlo compartido pero ten mucho cuidado amigo!. Un saludo!
Battery going down while turned off? how could you tell if a battery is going down while the scooter is turned off? I don't get it. Range I'm getting hasn't changed - I've gotten 60km and that's with average speed of around 35km\h no laboratory test though so, take it with a grain of salt. Your and my weight, temperature, average speed, road inclination, wind, tire pressure & a bunch of other factors will determine what you or I get. All I can say is, if you weigh 55kg like my wife, she got 80% battery left after a 35km ride doing 20km\h. Hope that answers your question.
@@Sir-Kay like I turned off at 15% battery and after half a day it went to 5% with out using it. And something to add it's that at 0% the battery last a little longer thab expected
@@yonomasp Ok, I get what you're saying now, yes, I get the same too sometimes. I guess it might be a glitch so it's probably displaying less than it actually had left. Personally, I wouldn't go lower than 20% again though, I tried it once during the range test for TH-cam but, other than that, I keep it topped up all the time. Hit that Like button for more videos.
Jai espéré tellement de fois que tu sois trop lent à freiner et finisse dans le ravin ou le lac...malheureusent, ça na pas été le cas..dommage Passer à 35km/h à côté des gens qui marchent tranquillement, what’s wrong with you dude ?? Es-tu inconscient ou seulement stupide ? Le test aurait pu être interessant mais tu as tout gâché.
Rrally nice video, man. It's hard to come by a review of a scooter done by bigger and taller guy and done in real world scenario. I''m 197 and around 109 kg, was thinking of buying this exact scooter for work commute and some trips to nearby lakes and trails. Would you recommend this scooter after using it? Is it comfortable for taller people? I hope you keep making videos. Best of luck Sir Kay!
I won't stop making videos as long as the weather permits. It's about to be cold though so, 🫤 .Anyways, you're even taller so I guess the handlebar is definitely going to be uncomfortable for you so, you might want to look into something bigger?
I'm curious about what range you guys get on your Fighter Mini, @ what speed & riding weight?
44km 2 engines 3rd gear 116kg most of the time keep 35-40km/h, but stop and go outputs 25km/h on average , Sport 33-36km range
@@SYTROP14N Nice. Actually great considering your weight.
Hey where you get the new headlamp on your scooter ? Is the turn on switch headlamp still use existing teverun switch? Or it separated like an add on ?
I source most of my scooter parts from Aliexpress. And yes, the switch is separated like an ad on. I have links to it in my shopping list in the description.
Thanks! May ask about the ambient temperature outside? I missed how much you weight. Was the test made at maximum speed, please? I assume you`d get more if you ride only in Eco mode...?
Definitely, you'll get a whole lot more riding in Eco mode, provided you got a lot of time in your hands 'cos that mode is slow af. The temperature was 29°C & I weight 110kg. The top speed i've been able to get so far as been 66km/h. Hope these answers your questions. Let me know if I missed something.
@@Sir-Kay Great review and the fastest response yet. You do deserve to be called Sir. I guess 29C is optimal for testing. In winter, that range will sure shrink a lot. Greetings to Poland from Bulgaria (Gdansk is amazing). When I laughed myself off at the "Hood Olympics 3", I thought black people living in Polish hood is a nice joke. To learn that it is actually true is mind-blowing, he he he. Would you recommend a superior Teverun model that is not much heavier? I am all about range and compactness.
th-cam.com/video/ifqqp7kH_tQ/w-d-xo.html
@@FIxt00l Superior or you mean Supreme? If that's what you mean, the Supreme won't fit the bill. If range and potability is what you're looking for, that's an oxymoron 'cos to get range, you'll need more batteries which means more weight. So, it's tit for tat. Something's always got to give. Take the Fighter Mini Pro and get an additional external battery that plugs in when you want range & you can unplug whenever you want a nimble ride. Hope that helps.
@@Sir-Kay Thanks, dear sir...There is a local pro repair shop. They sell many brands and recommend the Mini as the best all rounder. However, they insist IP is non-existent and claim that a customer`s display was damaged in a heavy rain ride. This is what bothers me the most. Did you happen to ride it in heavy, pouring rain? Not that I would intentionally...
If you drive this irresponsibly on a scooter, I can't even imagine how you would drive with a car.
@Sir Kay where did you buy this scooter from??
From a seller on Aliexpress.
@Sir-Kay where did you buy fighter mini
I got it from a seller on Aliexpress.
@@PPCJumpStart Privately, he never wanted his superiors to know he got me the scooter at that low of a discount price, I'm guessing he's going to lose his job. So, I can't post it here. Give me your email, I'll send it to ya.
@@Sir-Kaywould you be able to send it to me as well? I have been wanting to get this scooter for a while but haven’t found it at a decent price.
@@joshuabernard471 If you live in Poland I can but, if you live in a foreign country I'll have the seller send it directly to you so, could we start by you telling me where you live? and maybe better yet, DM me on Facebook or email, whichever one you prefer. I'm "Sir Kay Jules or SirKay Jules" on Facebook. You'll see the same me in my Avatar leaning on the wall with a basketball.
@@Sir-Kay awesome! I will send you a dm by Facebook if that works for you?
What was the total range you got? I want to buy one but I need to at least get 50 km of range. Is that doable?
Now, I'm assuming you're lighter than me - 1010kg, I got 60 the last time not being too conservative so, 50km is more than doable especially if you live in a relatively flat area and if you weight around 55kg like my wife, she did 35km yesterday and had 80% battery left from 100%. It's a 25Ah batter by the way.
Thank you for answering. I’m 6 feet and 200lbs. So this could work for me living downtown in the city. ❤ keep up the reviews. You’re one of the few guys reviewing this model and I fell in love with the fighter mini pro. A dealer here is offering a 52v 30ah version. Not sure if I should do that or get the 60v 25ah. What do you think?
@@fancypants6089 It depends on your needs, do you have long daily commute or short ones? flat or hilly. The 60V version will surely be zippier but, heavier too. I would have gone for the 60V 35Ah version but, it was scratching that Nami Klima's territory so, I had to go for the Klima. I got the 60V 25Ah for 1250euro so, no one can beat that.
Un saluto dall'Italia!🤠
Sono indeciso tra blade mini ultra e fighter mini pro.. hanno stessi watt, stesso voltaggio, e più o meno sembra stesse caratteristiche, ma il blade mini ultra ha 27ah di batteria e costa sui 400€ in meno.. secondo te ne vale la pena spendere 400€ in più per il fighter o conviene direttamente il blade? Sennò nel caso vado di mantis, la versione 60v 18ah che costa altri 300€ in meno del blade mini ultra.. grazie per eventuale risposta👌🏼
How much do you weigh? if you weigh more than 200lbs please get the Fighter 11+ or the Blade GT 2 or even the Nami Klima, the Klima is a bit pricier though but, ride quality surpasses those other two.And of course there are other options for folks in the US we even haven't heard of here in Europe . Hope that helps.
@@Sir-Kay innanzitutto grazie mille per la risposta.😁
peso sulle 225lbs, i modelli che mi hai elencato sono validi però sforano il mio budget, che in realtà lo sfora anche il fighter mini pro, e infatti alla fine ho deciso di non acquistarlo appunto perché viene una spesa eccessiva, quindi al massimo 1200.. secondo me il blade mini ultra è un'ottima alternativa, per via della batteria e prestazioni, il mantis sarebbe stato il top, ma ha una batteria da 18ah e ci sarebbero comunque stati dei lavoretti da fare.. mi piace un sacco anche il kukirin g2 master, però è un 52v, non vorrei pentirmene
@@GuacaMex510 The Blade Mini Ultra should fit the bill then. It has higher top speed than the Klima but not as quick.
@@GuacaMex510 I’m deciding between the same options. Did you get ultra yet?
@@PPCJumpStart alla fine ho preso un g2 master
Amigo vas demasiado deprisa en zonas que hay muchos peatones. Eres un poco irresponsable y te darás cuenta el día que se te cruce un niño. Tienes que ir con mucho más cuidado cuando haya gente alrededor. Aunque por otro lado te doy las gracias por haber realizado este test y haberlo compartido pero ten mucho cuidado amigo!. Un saludo!
What range are getting now? and does your battery goes down really fast while it's turned off?
Battery going down while turned off? how could you tell if a battery is going down while the scooter is turned off? I don't get it. Range I'm getting hasn't changed - I've gotten 60km and that's with average speed of around 35km\h no laboratory test though so, take it with a grain of salt. Your and my weight, temperature, average speed, road inclination, wind, tire pressure & a bunch of other factors will determine what you or I get. All I can say is, if you weigh 55kg like my wife, she got 80% battery left after a 35km ride doing 20km\h. Hope that answers your question.
@@Sir-Kay like I turned off at 15% battery and after half a day it went to 5% with out using it. And something to add it's that at 0% the battery last a little longer thab expected
@@yonomasp Ok, I get what you're saying now, yes, I get the same too sometimes. I guess it might be a glitch so it's probably displaying less than it actually had left. Personally, I wouldn't go lower than 20% again though, I tried it once during the range test for TH-cam but, other than that, I keep it topped up all the time. Hit that Like button for more videos.
Jai espéré tellement de fois que tu sois trop lent à freiner et finisse dans le ravin ou le lac...malheureusent, ça na pas été le cas..dommage
Passer à 35km/h à côté des gens qui marchent tranquillement, what’s wrong with you dude ?? Es-tu inconscient ou seulement stupide ?
Le test aurait pu être interessant mais tu as tout gâché.