I like your reasons why it's better than a motorcycle LOL no license and not regulated. Yep:-) no payments for anything. Plus if you're disabled you can write it inside of the store
Unregulated in my state, no taxes or shipping, only law really here in my city is any street 35mph or below I'm required to ride in the street or bike lanes and paths..sidewalks are illegal but never had an issue with law enforcement
Right...I just needed something to get me around legally without a licence that can go anywhere. Sidewalks, streets, parks, outdoor events, bike paths, pretty much anywhere but the interstate.
@@Max78912 actually LOL I'm almost 50. I'm disabled with the fake hip ,knee and other problems. So I use it as my only transportation and my Mobility Scooter - the Disability Act of the United States of America lets people choose their own Mobility device for their needs - and I'm legally allowed to ride the inside of Walmart with permission if I want to. But I never do. Get too many weird looks so I just walk with it🤣
I got a tip for you. Make a video titled “Why I choose an electric scooter over a motorcycle (50 MPH SCOOTER)” in the thumbnail put a photo of both vehicles. In the video talk about the reasons why you choose this over a bike strictly, try and beef up the reasons talk more about the No license and no regulations yada yada…
Working on my editing and will definitely follow your advice..hopefully get it started soon and do it right with no short cuts..probably when I hook p c up I've been phone editing
I upgraded mine with longer handlebars. Cheaper than that $150 dampner. At 600 miles I had to replace brake pads and I'm about due for new tires. I ride mine 20 miles a day to and from work
@Boojyman pretty dang good. It dropped twice from letting someone else ride and only I had to do was re align handle bars. Other than that just as good if not better than day I got it.
Do you have a insurance? What happened if you hit a vehicle? Law suits plenty of money 💰 i know Roadrunner scooter is fast but you also need a insurance to help you out in case of emergency or someone hit you and get away.
If you got an rs5 v2 early when it came out you might need a new controller..a lot of people who had that issue would experience a sudden jolt of power
@@AllJuiceNoBrakesoh wow! That’s interesting, there was a guy who said that he got up to 30mph on the rs5 max that just came out which is a 50 mph scooter. That does seem like it could have been the issue for him. But then again that guy was 6,1 275lbs so it could also be that their scooters are ridiculously sensitive to weight (the less likely)
From my house to downtown Omaha Is 6.7 miles 13 min-15min trip. Definitely worth it...every pet peeve I had about scooter has been upgrade..lil jealous of the new owners..
@AllJuiceNoBrakes I know these scooters will last a while but what's your thoughts when the battery eventually degrades enough, swap out and get a new battery or upgrade the whole scooter?
I got the cheap 23.6 ah..full charge was 59.6 1100 miles later 59.4 full charge so even cheap battery has lasted..as far your question I couldn't imagine anything else to improve on rs5 model. New switches, key lock, new motor cable for easy tire swop, 32ah on rs5 max and 1200 w are now 1400w motors. Rs5 pro or max only upgrade you'll need steering damper and maybe extra battery if you into swoping out for extra long rides..I have 6percent discount link on my last vid description
@AllJuiceNoBrakes thanks for the discount code! I'm thinking the max as I was thinking I Can also do uber eats delivery and use the money spent on the scooter as a write off. plus the bigger battery means longer times before stopping to charge (plus since battery is removable, can charge at my office)
I would get over 30 miles on my 23ah when I'm cruising 25-30 mph and watching the voltage sag on the the throttle so I could only imagine the range of 32ah. I have two chargers one battery..when speed charging it takes less than two hours because I don't drain battery to often. I'm usually done when it gets to 48v..auto shut down is 42v..
Yo!!!! I just found your channel. Im also from Omaha and have the same scooter as you. We should meet up and ride my guy. love your vids!!!
Loved to. Majority of the Omaha pev group are ebikes. Always enjoy the company of fellow escoots. Facebook I'm "AllJuice NoBrakes" snd msg threw there
I like your reasons why it's better than a motorcycle LOL no license and not regulated. Yep:-) no payments for anything. Plus if you're disabled you can write it inside of the store
Unregulated in my state, no taxes or shipping, only law really here in my city is any street 35mph or below I'm required to ride in the street or bike lanes and paths..sidewalks are illegal but never had an issue with law enforcement
definitely can't ride it in a store 😂 no one who needs mobility assistance is buying a scooter like this
Right...I just needed something to get me around legally without a licence that can go anywhere. Sidewalks, streets, parks, outdoor events, bike paths, pretty much anywhere but the interstate.
@@Max78912 actually LOL I'm almost 50. I'm disabled with the fake hip ,knee and other problems. So I use it as my only transportation and my Mobility Scooter - the Disability Act of the United States of America lets people choose their own Mobility device for their needs - and I'm legally allowed to ride the inside of Walmart with permission if I want to. But I never do. Get too many weird looks so I just walk with it🤣
Never thought about the mobility aspect as far as disability mobility...good points you made
I got a tip for you. Make a video titled “Why I choose an electric scooter over a motorcycle (50 MPH SCOOTER)” in the thumbnail put a photo of both vehicles. In the video talk about the reasons why you choose this over a bike strictly, try and beef up the reasons talk more about the No license and no regulations yada yada…
Was thinking the same thing. Appreciate it..
This is solid advice.
It’s the reason I have an escooter
Working on my editing and will definitely follow your advice..hopefully get it started soon and do it right with no short cuts..probably when I hook p c up I've been phone editing
I upgraded mine with longer handlebars. Cheaper than that $150 dampner. At 600 miles I had to replace brake pads and I'm about due for new tires. I ride mine 20 miles a day to and from work
Handlebar and dampener is 2 different things 😂. Dampener make the steering stiffer just like cars
Steering damper is so much safer when you take one hand off
hows it holding up
getting the max in a couple days
@Boojyman pretty dang good. It dropped twice from letting someone else ride and only I had to do was re align handle bars. Other than that just as good if not better than day I got it.
hope you got some protective gear, i broke my ankle and ve to do 2x surgery on it, not riding scooter but eskate at 18mph.
I wear protective gear...it's sketchy going 45+ on ten inch tires
@@AllJuiceNoBrakes i also recommend buying another 23AH battery, so u can have one charging at home, while using 28AH .
@jake9854 I have another 4000w 60v 32ah scooter, I usually take that on group rides or long rides
Do you have a insurance? What happened if you hit a vehicle? Law suits plenty of money 💰 i know Roadrunner scooter is fast but you also need a insurance to help you out in case of emergency or someone hit you and get away.
Same laws as bicycles. Ask yourself those questions if it was a bicycle in that situation and there's your answere.
100
I think I saw on another video that the speedometer is a little off.
Off by 3mph
Mine only got up to 39 but in 250 pounds 🤷♂️
I'm 165 lbs. I did notice when temp outside is around 65 to 78 degrees it runs really smooth. Plus when I get my top speeds it's with a full charge.
If you got an rs5 v2 early when it came out you might need a new controller..a lot of people who had that issue would experience a sudden jolt of power
@@AllJuiceNoBrakesoh wow! That’s interesting, there was a guy who said that he got up to 30mph on the rs5 max that just came out which is a 50 mph scooter. That does seem like it could have been the issue for him. But then again that guy was 6,1 275lbs so it could also be that their scooters are ridiculously sensitive to weight (the less likely)
I always have dual motors on. Why not?
I would recommend dual motor all the time keep from straining rear motor. Get pretty much same milage. Keep it under 30 mph to stretch milage
@@AllJuiceNoBrakes Awesome 👍🏾
Whats top speed on flat surface? Not downhill...
48mph
How about incline up hill?
I got a vid doing 45mph up hills
im planning o n getting one of these soon as a commuter to work (7.6 miles) itll cut my travel time from 45 mins down to about 15.
From my house to downtown Omaha Is 6.7 miles 13 min-15min trip. Definitely worth it...every pet peeve I had about scooter has been upgrade..lil jealous of the new owners..
@AllJuiceNoBrakes I know these scooters will last a while but what's your thoughts when the battery eventually degrades enough, swap out and get a new battery or upgrade the whole scooter?
I got the cheap 23.6 ah..full charge was 59.6 1100 miles later 59.4 full charge so even cheap battery has lasted..as far your question I couldn't imagine anything else to improve on rs5 model. New switches, key lock, new motor cable for easy tire swop, 32ah on rs5 max and 1200 w are now 1400w motors. Rs5 pro or max only upgrade you'll need steering damper and maybe extra battery if you into swoping out for extra long rides..I have 6percent discount link on my last vid description
@AllJuiceNoBrakes thanks for the discount code! I'm thinking the max as I was thinking I Can also do uber eats delivery and use the money spent on the scooter as a write off. plus the bigger battery means longer times before stopping to charge (plus since battery is removable, can charge at my office)
I would get over 30 miles on my 23ah when I'm cruising 25-30 mph and watching the voltage sag on the the throttle so I could only imagine the range of 32ah. I have two chargers one battery..when speed charging it takes less than two hours because I don't drain battery to often. I'm usually done when it gets to 48v..auto shut down is 42v..
how many miles have you put on it if you dont mind me asking
800+ less than a thousand. Psettings reset odometer my first 320miles in