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@@michaelwest6727 I would recommend getting a high powered scooter with dual motors if you are planning to do some real trails. I have a Zondoo ZO01 PLUS that has dual 3000 watts motors, totaling 6000 watts at 60v. It is extremely powerful and almost scary to go on level 3. $1500 is what i spent on my scooter. That includes the seat and damper as well. I have a video on my channel if you want to check it out. Just subscribe to my channel to view all of my videos. Thanks for watching.

@@One-Time-Review I haven't had any issues with my bike. I currently have 60 miles on it and the battery is still a little over 50% charged. I am sure that the bike will go a 100 miles of range. All of my driving has been on full throttle only, with dual motors activated and PAS on level 5. Should I encounter any problems, I will post a video about it. Hope this helps and thank you for tuning in on my channel.

@@kaizz3n No, that was not the top speed. It had more to go. I had to let off the throttle because I was approaching some loose gravel on the road. With both motors activated, the power that this scooter has would have made me crash. The app that I have is called "DigiHUD" for my Android phone. Thank you watching my channel.

@@thedivedeeper You're welcome. I'm glad to be able to help. Thank you for watching my videos.

The rear rack will only hold about 45 lbs.

@@kaizz3n I didn't have a damper during this video. I do now and also have another video showing me hitting 46 MPH before I let off the throttle. The Zondoo ZO01 PLUS has a lot of torque and will throw you around if you squeeze the throttle all the way down on level 2 or 3 with dual motors engage.

@@TrailBoundOffRoadgotcha. yea i think any scooter that can go above 35 for sure needs a damper. Im thinking of getting this model. Does it have P-Settings?

@@kaizz3n Yes, the scooter has P settings. With the damper, it now feels a lot more stable at higher speeds. The Zondoo ZO01 PLUS is great for on or off road. I have no regrets buying this scooter and is well worth the $1500. Thats the total cost for the scooter, damper and seat.

@@TrailBoundOffRoad Hell ya man thats good to know! Thanks for the info and i look forward to more vids :) Ride safe out there

@@kaizz3n More videos will be uploaded soon. Thank you for watching my videos.

With the Delta 2, you can plug only 1 extra battery at a time. I think the Delta 2 Pro will let you used 2 extra batteries at the same time.

With me on it at 190 lbs, i was only able to go 31 MPH. This speed was captured with my GPS. The speed is off by a few from the factory. The display will indicate between 2-3 MPH faster than the speed on my GPS.

@@Jamesmoore-mj5ke I have two other electric scooters (Uberscoot and Hyper Racing) with just a rear motor and thought those scooters were fast. This is my first time getting on a dual motors electric scooter and it has so much more power than my other scooters. The Zondoo ZO01 Plus on rear drive alone is very manageable on all three levels. For me, I would say don't go beyond level 2 with dual motors mode. The power on dual motors is INSANE! LOL... I would definitely have a damper installed if you want to do level 3 on dual motors mode. Thank you for your comments and thank you for watching my channel.

@@pedropabloduran Are you asking if you can connect a Delta 2 Max extra battery to the Delta 2? If so, i am not sure. I have not tried it.

@@lifeisbeautiful3898 I haven't noticed anything out of the norm. Mine gets warm, but not extremely hot. I always charge mine indoors and have a fan blowing at the charger while it's charging.

@@imikeyyang7649 Yes. My bike came in two packages. One big box contained the bike without the front wheel and the second box contained the front wheel.

@@CarterBechtol No. I think there is a hack, but from my own experience, you will need to charge it with the Ecoflow Power Station. In my case, I have the Ecoflow Delta 2.

@@Raspyrides Hey whats up Raspyrides!! Out of all people, I would have never thought that I would get a comment from you. LOL. Because of you and your amazing videos, I was inspired to get the Aniioki AQ177 Pro Max Dual Motors. Thank you for dropping a comment on my channel. To answer your question on the battery, it is rated for 3058wh and 52v 58800ah. The controller has a maximum setting for 39amp. Hope this answered your question. Thanks for watching my channel.

@@TrailBoundOffRoad thanks for the kind words man! I really appreciate it 🙏. I might be getting this bike. If I do, I was thinking about putting a 3kw motor in the rear and running it with the stock battery. Website lists 45a controller. If that’s true, a new controller and motor should bring this bad boy up to 40-45mph with the original battery.

@@Raspyrides You deserve every credit that I give you. I'm a follower of your channel and finally decided to buy this model. The power of the dual motors makes a huge difference on the hill climb. I was planning on buying the controller and the 2 Motors that is on the A8 Pro Max Dual Motors for future mods. I enjoy riding this bike. Have lots of compliments. The range on this bike is amazing! I've built other ebikes before but nothing compares to this bike on the range. I've 53 miles on it and still at 59% battery life.

@@TrailBoundOffRoad you’re too kind man! I’m excited to see what you do with it. Subbed! Seems pretty costly to buy 2 new motors and a controller. A 3kw kit is about $650. But I gotta get my hands on the bike and open it up to see what options we got for more speed.

@@Raspyrides I thought you already did a conversion on your single motor AQ177? Was that 3000 watts 72v? That thing was flying! It was that video that you made which inspired me. You're gonna get another AQ177 and convert it to 3000 watts? Have you seen the new A9 Titan? Supposed to be a bad azz bike. Can't wait to see the 1st review on it. Keep me informed on your build. When I'm ready to convert mine, I'll post a video.

@@churchillrico3559 Yes. You can use the Ecoflow while it is charging. However, the charge time will vary depending on how much power is being drawn.

@@Homer500 that's great info. I elected to go with the dual motors for the hill climb. So far, I have put 41 miles on the bike and have noticed that my speed has decreased from 31 MPH at full charge to 28 MPH running it on dual motors with about 75% battery life left. I paid $2055 out the door for mine through Amazon.

@@brennerborec3422 No, at the moment, I have no intention on selling the bike. I really am starting to like the AQ177 even more as continue to ride it.

@@TheFreshPeddler I did adjust the wheel size. It came with 24 inch setting and reflected that the bike went 33 MPH. I used my phone to get a more accurate speed reading and it was 3 MPH off. I dropped the tire size down to 20 inch and it was way off. I then put the settings to 22 inch and it is now reading the same speed as the GPS on the phone. 31 MPH was the best that I got at 57.2v. Now at 56v, best speed I've gotten was 29 MPH. I now have about 25 miles on the odometer. Speed wise, I'm not gonna see 33 MPH. I'll keep everyone posted when I am able to get the range test done.

@@TheFreshPeddler trailhappytv does a very great review on the bikes. The AQ177 DM doesn't have much reviews at all. I am glad to have put something on RUclips for others see what the AQ177 DM can do. If people are looking for more speed and power, the next bike up is the A8 DM and the new A9 DM.

@@nouvellecivilisation5895 I weigh 188 lbs.

@@TrailBoundOffRoad Thanks for the answer because I weigh 150 IBS. 38 pounds less than you so I can easily reach 33 MPH. In addition, I would use the 2 motors only for steep slopes so riding with one motor gives even more autonomy. With the help of the pedals in position and 1, and 2 I gain even more autonomy. Manage well, this bike is a monster of autonomy

I ordered 2. Would love to see more videos of the aq177 dual motor. This is the only one I’ve found.

@@SheriffStrafe You are absolutely right. There isn't any videos on the AQ177 Dual Motor at all. I will be putting more videos up as I continue to test the bike out. Congrats on your purchase and hope you're able to put new videos up as well for others to see. Thanks for watching the channel.

@@timnewsom6422 As stated on the video, this was the Ecoflow Delta 2. Not the Ecoflow Delta 2 Max or Pro. Thank you for watching my channel

@@TrailBoundOffRoad Ok 👌 thanks, the EcoFlow Delta titles are easily confused

I have only owned the Jackery brand power stations and have recently transitioned over to the Ecoflow. I like the Ecoflow better. As far as the firmware goes, the first gen Jackery 1000 and 240 did not have any firmware updates. Those were the only two that I have owned in the Jackery brand. I think you will be better off having a solar bank kit and running your power source through a series of lithium batteries and solar. Thanks for watching my channel.

@@TrailBoundOffRoad Thank you for your response.

The unit that I have is an Ecoflow Delta 2 power station. The Delta 2 extra battery cost me under $500 on ebay. It was a great addition to my power station. Basically gave me double the runtime. Hope this helps and thanks for watching

@@TrailBoundOffRoad did you buy the extra battery used ?

@@dn6127 I can only assume that it can. My portable air conditioner draws 8 amps.

@@MauiMikes no, it is not the inverter type.

Inverter type is best when run off these battery power units . After the room reaches set temp it then uses very low power to maintain the temp

@@user-tu5sz7ip1d thank you for your input. From my own experience, I was only able to charge the battery through my power station. Having another option is always beneficial. Again, thank you.

@@TrailBoundOffRoad Ecoflow alternate charger is desegned to plug under the car hood and give you 800W of power to charge your station because lighter charger gives only ~7A, I've got this info today)

@@shelley131 thank you for watching my channel. Thank you for your input on the Jackery as well. As far as the AC settings being on 70 to 75 degrees, I can only assume that the current being drawn when the compressor kicks on, will still draw at the same amperage. Therefore, the Ecoflow Delta 2 can only run this AC for under an hour.

The air conditioner if not an inverter type will be the same wattage set at 62 as it is set at 70 if it's 75 in the room. Can be higher if it's like 80 or 85 in that area but these non inverter style portable and window air conditioners have a on or off compressor. Inverter style is a variable compressor that allows different cooling capacities . Great question! Btw I have a hisense 12,000 btu on my delta pro with 1800 watts of solar if you would like to see a this setup in action. That little delta 2 is awesome for it's size and weight! I had the delta max 2000 with 800 watts of solar. Absolutely amazing products! I only upgraded for the bigger solar array and for the rv using the 30 amp Anderson dc usage.

@@jaysonstebbins2539 Thank you for your input and thank you for watching the channel.

The only way this portable ac will last longer is if the set temp is reached . It will then cycle off until the thermostat setting is reached again .

I was thinking the same thing.

@@billgrey thank you for taking the time to watch my channel. I hope that my demonstrations can benefit you. I prefer the Ecoflow products because of its simplicity. It's easy to use and the time to charge the units takes less time than it's competitors. The price is amazing as well compared to its competitors.

@@philipcorderoiii5727 after doing this demonstration, I will most likely look into getting solar panels for my Ecoflow Delta 2. The solar panels will at least help me put some charge back into the power station when it's not in use. Looks like 500 watts is the max that the Ecoflow Delta 2 can get out of the solar charging. Thanks for watching my channel