I love my RR. I’ve just got about 260 miles on it and so far so good. The zippy ness and unique form and fun factor are off the charts. Carving and handling is just so fun. You can swivel your hips almost like you are skiing slalom style. I’m on a few facebook groups and there are some common issues that can occur. Battery can have seating issues that require tweaking or getting another battery mount from Voro Motors Tires and tubes will need to be re-seated. Stock you will likely find that they will wobble at higher RPM’s. Myself I took it to the bike shop to handle this and do a safety once over and have the brakes set optimally. The adjustable handle bar stem is questionable quality and can strip. I myself replaced both the stem and handlebars with ones I preferred. I was almost certain that I would want to upgrade the seat. People are doing upgrades that range from foam pads that you put over the stock seat to re-upholstering the seat to the installation of springs between the seat and frame. After actually riding I don’t feel compelled to do any seat customization. I have two electric vehicles. RR and a folding fat tire ebike which I have a cloud 9 seat and very nice suspension seatpost. The seating situation on my ebike is about as comfortable as you can make an ebike seat. My usual ride is around 12 miles. I know this won’t make much sense but… though the ride is arguably more comfortable on my optimized ebike, the post-ride ass soreness is greater. So basically it’s more bumpy on my RR but my ass is less sore at the end of the ride. I’m fine with it. This thing can go fast enough to get you into trouble. If you hit a decent pot hole at speed you will have a bad time. Screen is kinda hard to see in the daylight but tbh controls are so simple. And yes this has speed when in dual motor mode but if you after a more chill cruising experience just put it in single motor speed and save on battery and you will cruise at around Fiido Qi’s speeds. I don’t say any of the above to deter you from the . I am so happy with my purchase
Thanks for your input. I'm trying to decide whether to buy this or the NIU KQi3 Max, which is also 48v but at a much lower price. Quality / Longevity my biggest concern. The KQi3 Max has a 2 year warranty, they've built over 3 million electric vehicles, the build quality is superb, and they will be on sale for 800 again in about a week. Despite the price difference, I would still probably expect the NIU to outlive the Roadrunner; however on the contrary, the Roadrunner is probably easier to DIY some things that could go wrong during it's lifespan. The $1495 price point they've lowered it too makes it a bit appealing -- especially in regards to top speed, since I may need to take either on some 30-mile round trip winter voyages; however with the Roadrunner, it would be harder to store away once I get to where I'm going. Most evehicles out there, regardless of price point, seem to deteriorate at a pretty steep rate, and that's a bit more of an issue when considering an 800 dollar investment vs the 1500 dollar one. With taxes, that's close enough to twice the money. I'd prefer the Roadrunner but I'm a little confused as to whether or not I should make the investment vs the pro's that strike me about the Niu. And, obviously I would much rather be on the RR, because even though it's toy-y, it's still motorcycle-y, whereas a standup scooter really is a journey through nerdtown.
@@ChristianPascual-fe5ut I'm at 690 miles now. I really love it. I never slimed the tires. I've had one flat and had it fixed. This continues to be a rock star. It just performs with great reange. Nimble and fun and I got it decked out with storage options. Zoom Zoom!
5 Reason NOT buy. 1. No rear suspension. 2. No hydraulic brakes. 3. Seat needs more padding. 4. No access through controller/LCD. 5. Customer service sucks.
I’ve done so much research and the most powerful thing you can get for the cheapest price is the Vsett 10+, who ever reads this please put an AirTag in your scooters and get a powerful lock, mine was stolen and I didn’t do that and it was the biggest mistake I’ve made
airtag is worse option. airtag will alert any iphone nearby that there is an airtag nearby. the airtag will also start beeping to let someone know there is a foreign airtag. you are dumb
Stand up scooters are a completely diff animal dude and way more dangerous. I’m picking this bad boy up tomorrow. Nothing in the price range comes even close. Can mod it to go faster too
I just bought the new V2 version of this scooter. The tubeless "upgrade" tires.... Got a flat at 210 miles from a piece of wood the size of a wooden stick match. I still can't believe it and now I highly doubt this was an "upgrade".
@@8_x_9. First you move your body inwards, and when body-inside-leaning gets too uncomfortable, you start leaning the vehicle too... This way, before you start leaning the vehicle, you already have the maximal centripetal force your bodyweight can guarantee, without compromising the tyres´ contact-patch. After you start leaning the vehicle, you have to be extra-cautious, as always, cause the tyres´ contact-patch becomes increasingly smaller, providing less traction.
By George I think they’ve got it. Looks simply dashing. Alrighty then…. Good 👍 day. And must watch out for those Coyote figures 🐺, so alarm system is reverent with a tracking device Ole chap would be a delightful installation on this E- Mover.
You cant compare this to any small wheel escooters. THIS IS IN A DIFFERENT CATEGORY OF E- VEHICLE/MOPED? You have said. It's for mild elevation yet you also stated It's a hill EATER. So what it is than to you than!??😅?😮
@@Shillbilly I have and the aesthetic similarities are there but the obvious, primary difference is electric vs internal combustion. What’s so wrong about the personal, electric vehicle manufacturers labeling this a sit down eScooter? The world and technology are constantly evolving. Part of that evolution is language. Traditional Minibikes are so 1970s. 😆
What a bad review...this scooter not even worth a $1000! For the price it should at least have dual 750w motors, some sort of rear suspension and better hydraulic brakes. Those X-tech semi hydraulic calipers cost less than $40 on amazon. The display is crap and its insane that they're asking $500 for that battery pack with cheap Chinese cells. Higher capacity using lg or samsung cells would cost less.
I love my RR.
I’ve just got about 260 miles on it and so far so good.
The zippy ness and unique form and fun factor are off the charts. Carving and handling is just so fun. You can swivel your hips almost like you are skiing slalom style.
I’m on a few facebook groups and there are some common issues that can occur.
Battery can have seating issues that require tweaking or getting another battery mount from Voro Motors
Tires and tubes will need to be re-seated. Stock you will likely find that they will wobble at higher RPM’s. Myself I took it to the bike shop to handle this and do a safety once over and have the brakes set optimally.
The adjustable handle bar stem is questionable quality and can strip. I myself replaced both the stem and handlebars with ones I preferred.
I was almost certain that I would want to upgrade the seat. People are doing upgrades that range from foam pads that you put over the stock seat to re-upholstering the seat to the installation of springs between the seat and frame. After actually riding I don’t feel compelled to do any seat customization. I have two electric vehicles. RR and a folding fat tire ebike which I have a cloud 9 seat and very nice suspension seatpost. The seating situation on my ebike is about as comfortable as you can make an ebike seat. My usual ride is around 12 miles. I know this won’t make much sense but… though the ride is arguably more comfortable on my optimized ebike, the post-ride ass soreness is greater. So basically it’s more bumpy on my RR but my ass is less sore at the end of the ride. I’m fine with it.
This thing can go fast enough to get you into trouble. If you hit a decent pot hole at speed you will have a bad time.
Screen is kinda hard to see in the daylight but tbh controls are so simple. And yes this has speed when in dual motor mode but if you after a more chill cruising experience just put it in single motor speed and save on battery and you will cruise at around Fiido Qi’s speeds.
I don’t say any of the above to deter you from the . I am so happy with my purchase
Thanks for your input. I'm trying to decide whether to buy this or the NIU KQi3 Max, which is also 48v but at a much lower price. Quality / Longevity my biggest concern. The KQi3 Max has a 2 year warranty, they've built over 3 million electric vehicles, the build quality is superb, and they will be on sale for 800 again in about a week. Despite the price difference, I would still probably expect the NIU to outlive the Roadrunner; however on the contrary, the Roadrunner is probably easier to DIY some things that could go wrong during it's lifespan. The $1495 price point they've lowered it too makes it a bit appealing -- especially in regards to top speed, since I may need to take either on some 30-mile round trip winter voyages; however with the Roadrunner, it would be harder to store away once I get to where I'm going. Most evehicles out there, regardless of price point, seem to deteriorate at a pretty steep rate, and that's a bit more of an issue when considering an 800 dollar investment vs the 1500 dollar one. With taxes, that's close enough to twice the money. I'd prefer the Roadrunner but I'm a little confused as to whether or not I should make the investment vs the pro's that strike me about the Niu. And, obviously I would much rather be on the RR, because even though it's toy-y, it's still motorcycle-y, whereas a standup scooter really is a journey through nerdtown.
How was it so far? Did you put slime in the tire?
@@ChristianPascual-fe5ut I'm at 690 miles now. I really love it. I never slimed the tires. I've had one flat and had it fixed. This continues to be a rock star. It just performs with great reange. Nimble and fun and I got it decked out with storage options. Zoom Zoom!
Love my ROADRUNNER. Only think I dislike is no rear suspension. Other than that, it's a beast.
Add an inflatable seat cushion.
So far have about 50 miles on mine. I am really enjoying it! A full face helmet is recommended if you ride it zippy-lee. ;)
How was it so far? U put slime in your tire?
Thank you for another great and truly in-depth video!🎉
Great cam and editing. Treat your studio for audio and you git a great production
13.46 - Simply put some clingfilm on the lower part/base of the battery pack and PRESTO! Simple yet effective splash protection. Happy travels.
Can you please review the dualtron city
5 Reason NOT buy.
1. No rear suspension.
2. No hydraulic brakes.
3. Seat needs more padding.
4. No access through controller/LCD.
5. Customer service sucks.
Yes customer service definitely sucks
Probably I am asking for too much but could it be possible for you to review the roadrunner Rs5 please!
I’ve done so much research and the most powerful thing you can get for the cheapest price is the Vsett 10+, who ever reads this please put an AirTag in your scooters and get a powerful lock, mine was stolen and I didn’t do that and it was the biggest mistake I’ve made
So sorry to hear this! And thanks for sharing
I've notice ppl take there scooters and bikes in stores with them and buildings
@@Travis73917 it’s very difficult with an 80lb scooter, and my boss wouldn’t let me park it inside
airtag is worse option. airtag will alert any iphone nearby that there is an airtag nearby. the airtag will also start beeping to let someone know there is a foreign airtag. you are dumb
Stand up scooters are a completely diff animal dude and way more dangerous. I’m picking this bad boy up tomorrow. Nothing in the price range comes even close. Can mod it to go faster too
I just bought the new V2 version of this scooter.
The tubeless "upgrade" tires....
Got a flat at 210 miles from a piece of wood the size of a wooden stick match.
I still can't believe it and now I highly doubt this was an "upgrade".
you're crying because of a flat? Plug it and move on...everything with tires can get a flat
Even a dam car can get a BLOODY FLAT.😢.
Except reality or just walk!!!
DO I NEED A CBT to drive this at 16??
Uk road legal? nah but I want one 😅
win, fantastic, so exciting that it has 2 motors!
It's not legal though is it on UK roads????
Thinking about getting this but live in the UK and it often rains here will this be a problem?
Yes ....ruadrunner is not waterproof
cant ride in rain
@@superstar5123
You can water proof it.😊
Not much use in UK/Ireland if you can't really use it when wet outside. That's the bottom line so I'll have to pass
9:53 Keep the vehicle upright, and slide with your butt to the inside-of-the-corner instead, for higher cornering-speed and safety...
Really!??? I have never heard about this.I'll try it.Thx.🤔😒
@@8_x_9. First you move your body inwards, and when body-inside-leaning gets too uncomfortable, you start leaning the vehicle too... This way, before you start leaning the vehicle, you already have the maximal centripetal force your bodyweight can guarantee, without compromising the tyres´ contact-patch. After you start leaning the vehicle, you have to be extra-cautious, as always, cause the tyres´ contact-patch becomes increasingly smaller, providing less traction.
Oh yeah, love mine👍🏽 I do DoorDash on mine, vids up
how do the 14inch tires do for you? Do you have a rack for carry or use a backpack? Considering a Fiido L3, similar bike.
@@redw0lf848 are use a backpack, but if I were you I would go for the Fido, it less expensive, I just sold mine and bought a Cyrusher Kommoda 👍🏽
@@JerseyStyle7 thanks for the reply
How is it on bumps? Also for people more than 5'11"
@@kurukiddo I'm 5'9, I love my L3, it's best on even roads. Flat grass, dirt, etc is fine.
Customer service sux. Rear fender is wrong, bad brakes, front forks dangerous, law suit waiting to happen. Thanks
By George I think they’ve
got it. Looks simply dashing.
Alrighty then…. Good 👍 day.
And must watch out for those Coyote figures 🐺, so alarm system is reverent with a tracking device Ole chap would be a delightful installation on this E- Mover.
You cant compare this to any small wheel escooters. THIS IS IN A DIFFERENT CATEGORY OF E- VEHICLE/MOPED?
You have said. It's for mild elevation yet you also stated It's a hill EATER. So what it is than to you than!??😅?😮
Get an 14 inch ebike which is legal and cheaper
is it water resistant
no guarantees!
It’s excellent at resisting water if you only ride it and store it in dry conditions. 😂
cool electric bicycle
No pedals; not a bike.
Electric sit down scooter.
The scooter thousand dollars refurbish is it worth it 100 miles and less
Not a scooter bud. Its an eminibike
Not a bike, bud.
It has no pedals.
It’s a sit down electric scooter.
@@allemander you must have never seen a mini bike
@@Shillbilly
I have and the aesthetic similarities are there but the obvious, primary difference is electric vs internal combustion.
What’s so wrong about the personal, electric vehicle manufacturers labeling this a sit down eScooter?
The world and technology are constantly evolving.
Part of that evolution is language.
Traditional Minibikes are so 1970s. 😆
What a bad review...this scooter not even worth a $1000! For the price it should at least have dual 750w motors, some sort of rear suspension and better hydraulic brakes. Those X-tech semi hydraulic calipers cost less than $40 on amazon. The display is crap and its insane that they're asking $500 for that battery pack with cheap Chinese cells. Higher capacity using lg or samsung cells would cost less.
Motorcycles have Dynavolt batteries.
😂👍👍🫡
🥰🥰🥰😍😍👍👍👍
It’s to expensive.
And your spelling is too* inadequate.