I think so, in all wheel drive it has no problem in soft dirt, mud and snow, It has good flotation and a lot of power when in - off road mode/all wheel drive.
Lithium batteries , it’s worth it , save on money heck no man spend the extra 1000 and go Lithium I bought two trikes one Led Acid and one Lithium , the Lithium was 1000 dollars more but it is worth every cent , both trikes are charging now in the garage that are totally awesome, I hope you got you’re bike worked out and working I really was lucky with mine never had any issues yet , but a real joy to ride have fun all the best trucker Kelly :)
Southern Alberta, DayMak is a Canadian company, if you are close to the Saskatchewan Border you might be able to find a dealer up there. The DayMak website should have a list of dealers in Canada and USA, but I haven't seen one in Montana or North Dakota. The closest dealer to me is Calgary 4 hours away.
Claimed distance is 100 km / 60 MI with lithium batteries, 60 km with led-acid. Mine was closer to 30 km, but I am heavy on the throttle and in, all-wheel-drive, a lot. With 3 year old batteries it's under 10 km, I need new batteries, they are hard to find.
I just watched my buddy hit a 24" deep pot hole in the grass which launched him and the boomerbeast a few feet in the air. He stuck the landing after smashing both knees into the triple tree. He took a pretty good beating but unbelievably the BEAST was 100% Fine. I was following on a golf cart and thought that something had to be broken. I checked it over from wheel to wheel and there was absolutely no damage what so ever. What a well built machine!!!
It is a blast, it has a two year warranty on the motors and only six month on the rest, I couldn't get any financing through the dealership, the price is around $5,000 Canadian funds; mine broke something in the differential and because the parts are coming from China it is taking forever to get a replacement. The dealer told me they were going to replace the whole scooter but right now they are back-ordered.
It looks like you rotated the foot pegs 90 degrees and drilled new holes for the bolts so that they would fold down instead of back. Do I have that right?
Yes, sorry for not replying earlier, had a bad day yesterday, (you know how it is, I'm sure). I didn't make new holes, I just use one original threaded hole and put some washers in for spacers to keep the pegs vertical. Each peg only uses one hole but it is still plenty strong. I used fiberglass for the running boards and U-bolts to hold them to the pegs, flat aluminum checkered plating would work as well. The reason I want the running boards to fold up, is because it helps to be as close to the seat as possible when transferring.
Yes any of the AdSense money goes to Motley Crue, if your channel is monetized when they put in ads and you use copyright material any of the money you generate from the ads goes to the owner of that content. Most of my videos don't get that many views so it's not an issue, yet.
Hi. Is this scooters battery good? Can it carry a passenger? And he also said this is capable of 55 kmh which is converted to 35 mph.. On the brochure it says it's top speed is 16 mph? Confused. 🤔
Hello. yes I bought two of these trikes one black and a red for when friends come over we go cruising , on the off road it seems to have a mind of it own it loves off road and handles awesome people here in Toronto give me thumbs up when I’m riding and many ask a lot about the trike the only down fall is you can’t take it with you when you die , but I’m goi g to try to find a way ha ha ha if not the person I leave it to will he very happy all the best see you on the beaten path or I should say off the the road and on the circuit :)
Ha ha, they are a lot of fun! I don't think you have to worry..... I heard that in Heaven everyone gets a new "Boomer beast "; except in Heaven they are called Boomer Angels and they can fly ;-)
I live on a farm and use it mostly off road. The front suspension is excellent, the back could be a little smoother but not bad. If you put low psi in the rear tires (7- 8 pounds) it makes a big difference.
Craig, I just noticed on second viewing that you are in wheelchair. Are you able to stand? I am a paraplegic and I am quite concerned about the seat height. The specs say 32 inches which is too high for me to transfer in without assistance.
Yes I am a t-12 paraplegic can not stand. The seat does not swivel and took a little bit getting used to transfering that high, I have no problem now. I thought of making a platform that would flip over from the rack, that would only make it about a 2in lift from my chair height and then another short lift to the scooter chair. It is higher to transfer to this scooter than my old scooter but a lot easier than transferring to my ATV
@@Wheelchair-bear Thanks, Craig. I have a three wheel scooter that is obviously by the same manufacturer as the Boomer Beast and the seat sucks (I have the same level of injury as you). I found that the seat sloped slightly forward which left my knees flopping around. I blocked up the front by about an inch which improved it considerably. How have you found your seat? I notice that you have added an extra cushion of some kind. I live in Calgary but I have a young German Shepherd. In the winter, I am restricted to walking her on a limited amount of sidewalk that has been cleared. I am very interested in the Boomer Beast because I think it would allow me to go almost anywhere in the neighbourhood even in the snow.
@@1952Tango The seat is one of the things I dislike, I have the same problem as you, my knees go in and all over. The extra gell cushion helps but makes for a higher transfer. Also I had to make running boards as it only comes with pegs, the charger is slow with the led-acid batteries. Everything else is great and a lot of fun, it will go anywhere I want , is very stable and really climbs well (in all wheel drive). I have taken it on some hiking/ATV trails, it had no problem. My Yellow Lab loves it; when I say - " scooter run ", he gets very excited. The headlight is excellent as well. It just started to make a bad noise coming from the axil or a wheel bearing, it should be covered by warranty but still socks. I am happy I got it and hope to get it fixed soon.
@@Wheelchair-bear I use a Dewalt shoulder strap to wrap around my legs and hold them together when I drive. I don’t know if that would help you, but it’s immensely helpful for me. Any strap you can adjust might work. I can stand, I just can’t hold my legs where I choose.
It cannot be loaded into a car, I can load mine into a Dodge Grand caravan with help. It is really meant for the disabled person who wants to go off-roading. The target customer is definitely not a senior citizen who wants to use it in the mall or seniors Lodge. It is intended for outdoor use and will not fit through most man doors.
@@paulembleton3087 That is a way better name than Boomer Beast, I think I will start calling mine an Invader from now on. Daymak sent me a new complete transaxle because mine was making a bad noise, the dealership, where I bought it wouldn't help me with it, even though it was still on full warranty. I am currently doing the install myself and making a video of it
@@Wheelchair-bear how fast does it go I live in the country side used a wheelchair since my accident when I was 23 .I used to use a hand cycle but at 57 need to give my arms a rest I still push myself miles every day in my wheelchair .walking dogs
@@paulembleton3087 we have a fair bit in common I broke my back at 24 and I am 55, also live on a farm, my shoulders are starting to wear out from pushing wheelchairs and transferring. My dog loves going for scooter runs, soon as I say the word he gets all excited. I think my invader goes between 50 and 60 km an hour, the speedo is not correct but I checked it by driving beside the motorcycle with the correct speedometer. Transferring from my wheelchair to the seat on the scooter was a little bit difficult at first but I have the hang of it now, that is the only thing I just like about it other than the wheel bearing breaking.
Nice to listen to a bit of Motley Crue whilst watching your video! It's been many years! The Boomerbeast 2 looks awesome too.
Hi Craig, thks for the video. Do you know if Boomerbeast2 could make it through sand beach? Thanks
I think so, in all wheel drive it has no problem in soft dirt, mud and snow, It has good flotation and a lot of power when in - off road mode/all wheel drive.
Lithium batteries , it’s worth it , save on money heck no man spend the extra 1000 and go Lithium I bought two trikes one Led Acid and one Lithium , the Lithium was 1000 dollars more but it is worth every cent , both trikes are charging now in the garage that are totally awesome, I hope you got you’re bike worked out and working I really was lucky with mine never had any issues yet , but a real joy to ride have fun all the best trucker Kelly :)
Hey are you in North Dakota ?
Southern Alberta, DayMak is a Canadian company, if you are close to the Saskatchewan Border you might be able to find a dealer up there.
The DayMak website should have a list of dealers in Canada and USA, but I haven't seen one in Montana or North Dakota. The closest dealer to me is Calgary 4 hours away.
...я то думал, что трайк бензиновый с движком кубов на 150 -200, а электричка -, это фуфло!!!
How do I get one , and is there financing available?
Check out your local wheelchair/ mobility store or a place where they sell electric bikes.
How much distance are you getting on a full charge ?
I just ordered one of these so I can “walk” around woods I own. I’m excited.
Does this one goes on steep hills (sometimes near 10 %), bump and curve trails (4 feet wide) like the ones I have in the wood.
It will climb over a 20 degree incline, it is 40 inches wide and turns very sharp.
What's the range
Claimed distance is 100 km / 60 MI with lithium batteries, 60 km with led-acid. Mine was closer to 30 km, but I am heavy on the throttle and in, all-wheel-drive, a lot.
With 3 year old batteries it's under 10 km, I need new batteries, they are hard to find.
Great vid man.
I just watched my buddy hit a 24" deep pot hole in the grass which launched him and the boomerbeast a few feet in the air. He stuck the landing after smashing both knees into the triple tree. He took a pretty good beating but unbelievably the BEAST was 100% Fine. I was following on a golf cart and thought that something had to be broken. I checked it over from wheel to wheel and there was absolutely no damage what so ever. What a well built machine!!!
Good to hear, sounds like quite the crash!
This could make me very competitive at Costco Craig !
Ha, yes people would have to get out of the way or get mowed down.
Also luv the video/song production. Epic
Dear I need to buy it and how much it cost and its guaranty, does it have monthly payment please
It is a blast, it has a two year warranty on the motors and only six month on the rest, I couldn't get any financing through the dealership, the price is around $5,000 Canadian funds; mine broke something in the differential and because the parts are coming from China it is taking forever to get a replacement. The dealer told me they were going to replace the whole scooter but right now they are back-ordered.
It looks like you rotated the foot pegs 90 degrees and drilled new holes for the bolts so that they would fold down instead of back. Do I have that right?
Yes, sorry for not replying earlier, had a bad day yesterday, (you know how it is, I'm sure). I didn't make new holes, I just use one original threaded hole and put some washers in for spacers to keep the pegs vertical. Each peg only uses one hole but it is still plenty strong. I used fiberglass for the running boards and U-bolts to hold them to the pegs, flat aluminum checkered plating would work as well. The reason I want the running boards to fold up, is because it helps to be as close to the seat as possible when transferring.
do you have to pay Motley Crue a royalty for using their song?????
Yes any of the AdSense money goes to Motley Crue, if your channel is monetized when they put in ads and you use copyright material any of the money you generate from the ads goes to the owner of that content. Most of my videos don't get that many views so it's not an issue, yet.
Looks fun. Great Video Craig!
Hi.
Is this scooters battery good? Can it carry a passenger? And he also said this is capable of 55 kmh which is converted to 35 mph.. On the brochure it says it's top speed is 16 mph?
Confused. 🤔
Hello. yes I bought two of these trikes one black and a red for when friends come over we go cruising , on the off road it seems to have a mind of it own it loves off road and handles awesome people here in Toronto give me thumbs up when I’m riding and many ask a lot about the trike the only down fall is you can’t take it with you when you die , but I’m goi g to try to find a way ha ha ha if not the person I leave it to will he very happy all the best see you on the beaten path or I should say off the the road and on the circuit :)
Ha ha, they are a lot of fun! I don't think you have to worry..... I heard that in Heaven everyone gets a new "Boomer beast "; except in Heaven they are called Boomer Angels and they can fly ;-)
@@Wheelchair-bear a flying boomerbeast better come with Jesus as a copilot. I’d be dangerous.
cool ride
Like a price range on thease and the payment plan for them
I need one to get where I need to go
Hi Craig, How good is the suspension? Does it smooth out a bump surface fairly well or is the suspension pretty stiff?
Not as good as an ATV, better than any other scooter or electric chair.
I live on a farm and use it mostly off road. The front suspension is excellent, the back could be a little smoother but not bad. If you put low psi in the rear tires (7- 8 pounds) it makes a big difference.
Luv it
This scooter kicks asseverywherr I go people want to know about it its awsome
Have you had any problems with yours?
Are u in Canada. I wonder how the 3 wheel drive is
@@thehomelesswhisperer9733 yes I live in Alberta, The 3 wheel drive gives it a lot more traction, low end power and climbing abilities.
Craig, I just noticed on second viewing that you are in wheelchair. Are you able to stand? I am a paraplegic and I am quite concerned about the seat height. The specs say 32 inches which is too high for me to transfer in without assistance.
Yes I am a t-12 paraplegic can not stand. The seat does not swivel and took a little bit getting used to transfering that high, I have no problem now.
I thought of making a platform that would flip over from the rack, that would only make it about a 2in lift from my chair height and then another short lift to the scooter chair. It is higher to transfer to this scooter than my old scooter but a lot easier than transferring to my ATV
@@Wheelchair-bear Thanks, Craig. I have a three wheel scooter that is obviously by the same manufacturer as the Boomer Beast and the seat sucks (I have the same level of injury as you). I found that the seat sloped slightly forward which left my knees flopping around. I blocked up the front by about an inch which improved it considerably. How have you found your seat? I notice that you have added an extra cushion of some kind. I live in Calgary but I have a young German Shepherd. In the winter, I am restricted to walking her on a limited amount of sidewalk that has been cleared. I am very interested in the Boomer Beast because I think it would allow me to go almost anywhere in the neighbourhood even in the snow.
@@1952Tango The seat is one of the things I dislike, I have the same problem as you, my knees go in and all over. The extra gell cushion helps but makes for a higher transfer. Also I had to make running boards as it only comes with pegs, the charger is slow with the led-acid batteries. Everything else is great and a lot of fun, it will go anywhere I want , is very stable and really climbs well (in all wheel drive). I have taken it on some hiking/ATV trails, it had no problem. My Yellow Lab loves it; when I say - " scooter run ", he gets very excited. The headlight is excellent as well.
It just started to make a bad noise coming from the axil or a wheel bearing, it should be covered by warranty but still socks. I am happy I got it and hope to get it fixed soon.
@@Wheelchair-bear I use a Dewalt shoulder strap to wrap around my legs and hold them together when I drive. I don’t know if that would help you, but it’s immensely helpful for me. Any strap you can adjust might work.
I can stand, I just can’t hold my legs where I choose.
@@ED-es2qv Thanks I will give it a try
what is the cost
$5500. CAD, for the all-wheel drive lead-acid battery model like I have. That's what I paid 2 years
How to load in car? The scooter is heavy. If this mobility scooters for seniors it has to be smaller and lighter.
It cannot be loaded into a car, I can load mine into a Dodge Grand caravan with help. It is really meant for the disabled person who wants to go off-roading. The target customer is definitely not a senior citizen who wants to use it in the mall or seniors Lodge. It is intended for outdoor use and will not fit through most man doors.
It is that I am disabled and I use it to go to work
Someone help me get one here in Mexico I would appreciate it
Hello Ramon, I work for Daymak, we could ship one to you??
Thanks for sharing they have then in the uk will order a test drive
You will like it, do they have a different name in UK?
@@Wheelchair-bear yes they are called invader mobility scooter
@@paulembleton3087 That is a way better name than Boomer Beast, I think I will start calling mine an Invader from now on.
Daymak sent me a new complete transaxle because mine was making a bad noise, the dealership, where I bought it wouldn't help me with it, even though it was still on full warranty. I am currently doing the install myself and making a video of it
@@Wheelchair-bear how fast does it go I live in the country side used a wheelchair since my accident when I was 23 .I used to use a hand cycle but at 57 need to give my arms a rest I still push myself miles every day in my wheelchair .walking dogs
@@paulembleton3087 we have a fair bit in common I broke my back at 24 and I am 55, also live on a farm, my shoulders are starting to wear out from pushing wheelchairs and transferring. My dog loves going for scooter runs, soon as I say the word he gets all excited. I think my invader goes between 50 and 60 km an hour, the speedo is not correct but I checked it by driving beside the motorcycle with the correct speedometer.
Transferring from my wheelchair to the seat on the scooter was a little bit difficult at first but I have the hang of it now, that is the only thing I just like about it other than the wheel bearing breaking.
how can i buy one in mexico