These appear to be a variant of the OEM D4 NanRobot series scooters. They are sold by several different venders including Roadrunner, Solar, Laotie, all with slightly differing accessories. As long as you pick the options that you need the most, just find a reseller that you can trust. Overall they are fast as hell and pretty decent for their price point. My Solar P1 2.0 has consistently got around 23-25 miles range using both motors in 3 rd gear.
Great to know! I got 25.8 on the P1 2.0 Sometimes I wonder if our range test is too hard on the scooters because of the hills, but it sounds like we're right on target with your experience. -Paul
It's also the frame used by the Solar P1 pro and YUME Y10, and the one I just got, the _Leoout_ GT88 for $760 from the jungle "Prime" place. The differences are the front suspension, brakes, and battery and motor specs. The GT88 has dual 1400W peak, 28A controllers, 52v nominal, 25AH 14S5P 21700 battery pack, tubeless tires, mechanical disc brakes, LT01 display/trigger throttle. 35mph top speed on a calibrated speedometer (I'm 5'11", 210lb) and a claimed 50-60 mile range, probably closer to 40 with reasonable driving.
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide 600 miles in & rides like new! Tires holding up so far & Im still saving up for my first steering damper & when visiting their store, you can find all sorts of discounts now. Though, hopefully that's not a sign of Obarter closing shop soon...at that juncture, I imagine locating compatible parts, would establish "monumentalism", as a new philosophy of economic practice.
Right on man this is one of the scooters that is on my list to get for my son along with the RS5 Max mainy for the range and lower speeds and also the Apollo go because of its light weight frame. You guys always go above and beyond. Thank you guys. 😎👊
Hi guys, so when can all of us expect your review on the brand new RX7? That is by far the most beautiful scooter i have ever seen and though my wife told me to Sell my GT1 and Max G2, i think if i just get an extra shed to store them in, i might be able to get away with having an RX7 next to my Inmotion RS without my wife getting irritated with me lol 😅
I bought this scooter at Roadrunner in Denver CO April 2023. I took it with me in my RV and traveled the country. I rode this thing on the coast of Oregon and coast of Maine, and everywhere in between! It even got left in the rain all night by accident and still didnt skip a beat. I now have 1200 miles on it, and just installed my 3rd rear tire. I love this scooter and hope it continues to last me.
This is one of the most Rebranded scooters on the market. All things considered it's fine but the only benefit of that hefty price tag is customer service and that blue colour build.
I’ve been riding it for like two months and have 200 miles on it. It has been awesome for me with good range and full power through the entire life of the battery.
Roadrunner's higher end scooters like the RS5, and RS7, are pretty impressive, but at this price point I think the Solar EQ is a better value. I like the steering dampner, but it might be overkill on a 40 mph scooter. Great review. Thanks to everyone ar ESG.
IP53, I wouldn’t even get close to water. Seems like a lot of people think IP62 is better than IP45 when it comes to water resistance. They don’t seem to know that it’s only the second digit that tell you what kind of water resistance that is on offer which means that IP45 is way better than IP62 when it comes to water. The first digit is about dust and solid stuff.
I recently got a Yume Hawk Pro for under $1500. 60v 30ah Samsung battery, dual 3000w motors, tubeless 4.5"x10" tires, max speed of 50mph and 60mi range. Comes with two chargers for fast charging and a damper, NFC keys, a thumb throttle and an index throttle, as well as a few other less important accessories. I'm not saying this scooter is crap, my cousin rides a RR RS5 and it's awesome (except that they claim it's tubeless and they're absolutely tubed tires). But the Yume seems to be built way better than this one.
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide I've only had mine for a couple weeks but the experience has been great. Their customer service seems on point too, Jenny Zhang is very fast to reply and help with any issues.
Fold down handle bars are worth the extra couple hundred bucks when you suddenly need to put it in a car trunk - -i like the digital card keys of the VSETT line -wonder how it compares to a Vsett9 ? Wiped out like myself hitting soft sand in Joshua Tree :)
Nice stack mate. It's always hard to tell when the gravel is just too loose. One sec you're fine another your front tyre is buried 2 inches into the sand.
How come ESG has never reviewed the Mukuta10+? I would like to see some episodes on the many scooters that exist which have been rebranded from other scooters albeit with some differing decals and perhaps options. As for this thing, it looks like it was newly designed for 2015, definitely not for 2024!
Am I the only one that wishes esg had some type of app that had all the gear and products they use and recommend? Is there a site or something I can go to? I've only been into scooters for just over a month and I'm lost when it comes to the best products 😂 there's soooo many out there idk what to trust lol
For $1,500 I think I'd rather have the Segway GT1. I have a Segway Ninebot Max G2 but I want to buy the Segway Max GT1 next because it looks so nice and 37 miles an hour is fast enough for me
Because careful. Support is very limited with this company. Tried to find a video or even instructions on how to remove the front wheel to change a tire and receive no information.
For $1500, you'd think they'd put on grips better than the absolute cheapest they sell on the market, for about $10. The grips slip, slide, move, don't lock on, and for off-road trails that are very rough like ones I'm on daily, they suck. I have to replace them. I JUST got this scooter and that annoys the piss out of me. It's why our economy is broken, or world is broke, and why people have shitty jobs, just to pay the bills. To see this company trying to profit from the grips, is sickening. Just put the damn $30 locking grips on there, for Christ's sake. Wow! I'm still in shock of how horrible these grips truly are, how dangerous they are, and how they are not a liability as of yet! How can they get away with this shit?
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These appear to be a variant of the OEM D4 NanRobot series scooters. They are sold by several different venders including Roadrunner, Solar, Laotie, all with slightly differing accessories. As long as you pick the options that you need the most, just find a reseller that you can trust. Overall they are fast as hell and pretty decent for their price point. My Solar P1 2.0 has consistently got around 23-25 miles range using both motors in 3 rd gear.
Great to know! I got 25.8 on the P1 2.0
Sometimes I wonder if our range test is too hard on the scooters because of the hills, but it sounds like we're right on target with your experience. -Paul
It's also the frame used by the Solar P1 pro and YUME Y10, and the one I just got, the _Leoout_ GT88 for $760 from the jungle "Prime" place. The differences are the front suspension, brakes, and battery and motor specs. The GT88 has dual 1400W peak, 28A controllers, 52v nominal, 25AH 14S5P 21700 battery pack, tubeless tires, mechanical disc brakes, LT01 display/trigger throttle. 35mph top speed on a calibrated speedometer (I'm 5'11", 210lb) and a claimed 50-60 mile range, probably closer to 40 with reasonable driving.
I recently bought a D5 by Obarter, & this D4+ looks like an off-road variant of that.
Nice! How do you like it ?
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide 600 miles in & rides like new! Tires holding up so far & Im still saving up for my first steering damper & when visiting their store, you can find all sorts of discounts now. Though, hopefully that's not a sign of Obarter closing shop soon...at that juncture, I imagine locating compatible parts, would establish "monumentalism", as a new philosophy of economic practice.
Right on man this is one of the scooters that is on my list to get for my son along with the RS5 Max mainy for the range and lower speeds and also the Apollo go because of its light weight frame.
You guys always go above and beyond. Thank you guys. 😎👊
Awesome! You can get additional $50 off with code RG50 for both models. Enjoy
Hi guys, so when can all of us expect your review on the brand new RX7? That is by far the most beautiful scooter i have ever seen and though my wife told me to Sell my GT1 and Max G2, i think if i just get an extra shed to store them in, i might be able to get away with having an RX7 next to my Inmotion RS without my wife getting irritated with me lol 😅
We should be the first ones in the US to review this model and hopefully it will be very soon. Stay Tuned.
I bought this scooter at Roadrunner in Denver CO April 2023. I took it with me in my RV and traveled the country. I rode this thing on the coast of Oregon and coast of Maine, and everywhere in between! It even got left in the rain all night by accident and still didnt skip a beat. I now have 1200 miles on it, and just installed my 3rd rear tire. I love this scooter and hope it continues to last me.
Really like the serviceability of this scooter : )
Thanks!
edit/add: The crash brings memories! Glad your ok ... wear your gear folks!
Looks super cheap compared to other brands
This is one of the most Rebranded scooters on the market. All things considered it's fine but the only benefit of that hefty price tag is customer service and that blue colour build.
It’s a great value for the money for sure!
How do you mean
I’ve been riding it for like two months and have 200 miles on it. It has been awesome for me with good range and full power through the entire life of the battery.
@@user-iq8zs2fn4j I’d also say don’t put the steering damper on it’s annoying and you don’t need it
Roadrunner's higher end scooters like the RS5, and RS7, are pretty impressive, but at this price point I think the Solar EQ is a better value. I like the steering dampner, but it might be overkill on a 40 mph scooter.
Great review. Thanks to everyone ar ESG.
Steering dampers are great! Safety is more important. And plus who more stable steering is a plus !!!!
Nice little scooter, but man I'm ready for the RX7 review!
That should be very soon! Stay tuned.
I picked one up with 15 miles on it for $700. Based on your review I got a good deal.
IP53, I wouldn’t even get close to water. Seems like a lot of people think IP62 is better than IP45 when it comes to water resistance. They don’t seem to know that it’s only the second digit that tell you what kind of water resistance that is on offer which means that IP45 is way better than IP62 when it comes to water. The first digit is about dust and solid stuff.
Thanks for the feedback!
I recently got a Yume Hawk Pro for under $1500. 60v 30ah Samsung battery, dual 3000w motors, tubeless 4.5"x10" tires, max speed of 50mph and 60mi range. Comes with two chargers for fast charging and a damper, NFC keys, a thumb throttle and an index throttle, as well as a few other less important accessories.
I'm not saying this scooter is crap, my cousin rides a RR RS5 and it's awesome (except that they claim it's tubeless and they're absolutely tubed tires). But the Yume seems to be built way better than this one.
We have not reviewed that brand yet!
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide I've only had mine for a couple weeks but the experience has been great. Their customer service seems on point too, Jenny Zhang is very fast to reply and help with any issues.
Fold down handle bars are worth the extra couple hundred bucks when you suddenly need to put it in a car trunk - -i like the digital card keys of the VSETT line -wonder how it compares to a Vsett9 ? Wiped out like myself hitting soft sand in Joshua Tree :)
Nice stack mate. It's always hard to tell when the gravel is just too loose. One sec you're fine another your front tyre is buried 2 inches into the sand.
Straight to the speed test you know that's all we really care about at first 🤣
Day 1 of asking Paul to review the Leoout sx10
(Paul’s voice for some reason is really fitting for this channel.
👇all who agree
Thanks for the suggestion and for the kind words! -Paul
RX7 soon?
I was about to ask that. 😅 😎👊
Yes! Stay tuned.
wut du yu think about frunt and rear coil vs. pneudraulic and hydraulic suspensions ?
Both are good options!
Need to see you review the kukurin g2 master. Seems like a steal
This is a steal for sure! Use code RG50 for $50 off to make the price even better.
Can you please do a kqi3 300x review ive been waiting i wanna order one this summer but idk if its worth or not
Within a month that’s the plan!
How come ESG has never reviewed the Mukuta10+? I would like to see some episodes on the many scooters that exist which have been rebranded from other scooters albeit with some differing decals and perhaps options. As for this thing, it looks like it was newly designed for 2015, definitely not for 2024!
Because Mukuta hasn't offered to sponsor ESG like all other escooters 'reviewed' on this channel
We never had a chance to review that brand! Maybe in the future.
what’s the difference between this and Nanrobot scooters? Seems like they have the same models. Is there a history there between the two?
Very similar with upgrades and US costumer service and parts. Worth the few extra bucks
Head to 21:30 if you want to see him go OTB.
As a person who lives in Germany and that has a speed limit on e scooters of 20 kmph what kind of scooter is best?
Prob a Segway!
Great Video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Am I the only one that wishes esg had some type of app that had all the gear and products they use and recommend? Is there a site or something I can go to? I've only been into scooters for just over a month and I'm lost when it comes to the best products 😂 there's soooo many out there idk what to trust lol
We will make a list thank you!
For $1,500 I think I'd rather have the Segway GT1. I have a Segway Ninebot Max G2 but I want to buy the Segway Max GT1 next because it looks so nice and 37 miles an hour is fast enough for me
segway gt1 is great but very very heavy especially for a single motor.
Could it make to the top of SouthMountain in phoenix?
Only one way to find out!
does it have regenerative braking?
Yes but not dedicated brake
The body design looks almost identical to the solar P1 Pro for sure
Similar!
Awesome review. Looks like a lot of scooter for the money. Hope you are OK.
can you lockpick it to turn it on?
We never tried that one sorry!
Going 25 mph is more than enough. You people are daredevils. 😂
22:00 daily reminder that a high speed scooter can hurt you like a motorcycle does... 🤣
Gotta stay safe with gear for sure!
Man that looks like Casa Grande AZ
Las Vegas
Can we expect a review on rx7 this week?🥺
We should have it out in about 7-10 days. We are currently testing it.
Shipping Mexico?
Please email CS for assistance!
Because careful. Support is very limited with this company. Tried to find a video or even instructions on how to remove the front wheel to change a tire and receive no information.
Please email CS and they will gladly assist you
yes but its no solar p1 2.0 or 3.0 😊looks better thou i give it that👍
Thanks for stopping by!
Just what I need
Great choice! Use code RG50 for max discount on your order.
the first shot of the cheap t-bar handlebars is a deal breaker for me..
Fair enough! But there are adapters/extenders for sure. Thanks for stopping by.
Day 2 of asking Paul to do a review on the Leoout sx10
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2020 design scooters still being sold I see 🙄
RX7 coming soon! Stay tuned
Nice
For $1500, you'd think they'd put on grips better than the absolute cheapest they sell on the market, for about $10. The grips slip, slide, move, don't lock on, and for off-road trails that are very rough like ones I'm on daily, they suck. I have to replace them. I JUST got this scooter and that annoys the piss out of me. It's why our economy is broken, or world is broke, and why people have shitty jobs, just to pay the bills. To see this company trying to profit from the grips, is sickening. Just put the damn $30 locking grips on there, for Christ's sake. Wow! I'm still in shock of how horrible these grips truly are, how dangerous they are, and how they are not a liability as of yet! How can they get away with this shit?
Thanks for the feedback!
For the algorithm
Always appreciated Eric! -Paul
Day 3 of asking Paul to review the Leoout sx10
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No plans on that brand! Sorry
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide awe man
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