Hiboy VE1 Pro - A BIG WHEEL E Scooter
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- Check out Hiboy's very first Big Wheel scooter known as the VE1 Pro. It's brand new on the market for 2022 and if you've been tossing around the idea of getting and electric scooter, I definitely recommend checking out this one. In this video we'll see what comes in the box, I'll then show you how to assemble it and lastly we'll take it for a ride to see how it performs.
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This is such a Fun scooter to ride. After speaking with Hiboy, they confirmed the holes are drain holes incase water gets inside.
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are you keeping the drain holes open, knowing now that they were drain holes? Also, I am wondering what tire pressure did you have the tires at for your test rides. I am also wondering how noisy is the electric motor compared to other electric motor scooters and electric bicycles.
So should we seal the holes or don’t worry about them sir??
@@bigdogkellz5120 I sealed the front ones, but if you don't ride through water much, I would let them go.
Looks like a great scooter! Great review JP! Cool place! Thanks for sharing!
Wow just wow that was an amazing video you could do this I cannot wait for the next review with the unboxing instructions to put it together very detailed you did an amazing job doing this JP in the writing I could just imagine how fun it is writing that I wish I could get one for myself but with my conditions I don't think it will be possible but I will be sharing this link thank you again JP and I will see you in your next video
Great video, you are my size and I ordered one because of your video. Proffessional and no BS. Thanks for the heads up
Thanks! Hope you enjoy it.
I'm just about 68. I have a side by side, a dirt bike, a fat tire ebike. I bought youngest Gson a 12"wheel kick scooter and myself a 10" escooter. I've enjoyed myself so much I bought this VE1Pro and cant stay off it. It's fun riding to the breweries here. My wife is 65 and wants a VE1 now.
Awesome
Looks like a top-notch scooter ..Love the " B- roll " shots ...looks like so much fun ! You did a great job narrating the product review : }
Seems like a great option for trails like this one. Thanks for stopping by to watch it.
That looks awesome also and I think I could even assemble it!! Thanks for sharing!! 💖💙💖💙💖💙
by far the most aesthetic pleasing scooters you have reviewed. I love the big wheels looks like it could handle any terrain you throw at it with ease. JP i was looking at varla did you see the eagle one pro 45 mph wow!!! I could not imagine going that fast on a scooter!!
I did, and it weighs 90lbs 😮
On the vents in the side , my guess there either to vent gasses from the batteries or for heat . I am not sure if pluging them with silicon is a good idea . You might want to ask the people that made it .
I spoke with hiboy and they said they are drain holes for when water gets inside. I dont think water going inside would be good. But the choice is yours.
Look like a fun ride.
Thanks ride safe.
Looks like a good product Jay. I like the larger tires to smooth-out different types of terrain and looks very capable. There may be one in the near future for me. 👍
I wasn't expecting it to perform as well as it did, but for off road trails, this will be my scooter of choice.
Ordered 4 Friday and they will be here tomorrow! Looking forward to riding them! Thanks for the review🤙🏻
How are they?
They are fun, but just ordered the punk rider pro. I want more power/speed and some suspension!!
That’s a very cool scooter! I like the bigger tires on it 👍🏻 Now they need to make it with an optional seat lol 😁 Thanks for your awesome review JP!! ✌🏻💜
I agree, a seat would be nice.
Hiboy Ecom 14 basically same scooter with a seat option and basket
That scooter is awesome!!! That seems a much better option for gravel trails and such. It would do well in Lehigh Gorge for you. Nice review, and I'm glad to hear the larger tire size compensates for the lack of suspension. I saw an Amish guy riding a silver Amish kick scooter past the railroad parking lot entrance the other day. Weirdly I still want one of those even though they don't have electric power. I always enjoyed scooters.
This is really capable for many different types of terrain and trails. I cant wait to try it along the gorge trail.
Awesome review JP and it looks like a fun scooter! Any of the scooters that you have shown have their pros and cons and they are all great. I think my favorite is still the Hiboy S2 because of the seat feature. Thank you, great video!
You're absolutely right. There's many options for different riders and terrain. I do still like the seat option on the s2 pro.
That gravel path would be absolutely no fun on my S2 Pro. Fortunately, I only ride it on well-paved surfaces. Even a 1-inch curb is bone jarring on the S2 Pro. I'm thinking about, maybe, getting a second scooter for when I'm planning to be on rougher surfaces.
Great Scooter review!
I can see you riding one of these around
great unboxing review video
Thanks!
Wow…look at you! You look great! Love the scooter! 😁😁😊😊
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You asked, I shall give you my opinion. I liked the Pegasus best. Mainly because it's blue, of course, but it seemed to ride smoother than the HiBoy Pro. Just from watching the video you seemed to be more bouncy on the HiBoy Pro. And I would be afraid of blowing a tire while you are riding it. Had that happen on a bicycle when I was a kid. Not fun. Thank you for sharing this video with us and taking us for a ride!
They each have their pros and cons and this was bouncy due to the trail. I still really like the pegasus though.
btw its IPX4 which is splash resistant. the holes to prevent overheating
Maybe the holes on the bottom are there for air flow to cool the battery?
Boys and their toys. Love your review. Do the handlebars fold down?
They do, but there's no latch to lock them.
Very good presentation as usual. Unfortunately I have neuropathy feet and would need a scooter with a seat as you reviewed. Otherwise it appears like a very good scooter.
There's other scooters available with seats, but the S2 pro is probably the most affordable one.
Thanks for the video 👏. I was wondering if it has cruise control. That would be great. The dashboard reminds me of hover 1 type which I'm not a big fan of because of error messages that come with those type. I'll be following this one too see if it holds up. Who knows I might consider. I had the hiboy max and I sent back because one it was way to heavy and two the folding mechanism was hard to deal with being a commuter who gets on buses and trains. But it was pretty fast and very maneuverable so I did enjoy it to some degree.
This does have cruise and to date is one of my favorite scooters to ride.
@@JPVideos81 Would you mind explaining how to activate the cruise control? I watched the 10 second video from hiboy, but can't figure it out.
Wow cool j.p. there's one thing i would want is a seat then my option be great anyway i do miss your lives is there future plans on any sorry i was just wandering great video. So many choices ...................
Thanks for the vid!
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I had a piece of rubber between the area on the brakes where the front disk brake is supposed to slide into which was causing me problems installing the front wheel before i found it and took it out. Was that supposed to be there? Also anybody have trouole instelling the front light because the screws were jammed in there? I got it put together, but lots if random problems and directions werent exactly clear.
Just got the ECOM 14 with the seat. It's so cool. How do you feel about the batteries on these? Are they fairly safe? I feel nervous about storing in my basement. We do have a detached garage which I would prefer, but my guess is it would be too hot/cold in summer and winter for storage. How do you store yours?
Mine is in my garage where the temp is regulated and I only charge when I'm home and immediately disconnect charger once it's fully charged.
Great review! I also have a Hiboy S2 Pro and it would be a painful experience riding on that kind of unpaved trail. There are several things I'm wondering about that I hope you can address.
1. It looks like it has a very large light. Have you ridden it at night at top speed? If so, do you feel that the light projects out far enough?
2. There was no mention of cruise control. Does it work like other Hiboy scooters; if you maintain the throttle in a constant position for about 5 seconds, it double-beeps at you, allowing you to release the throttle and maintain a constant speed?
3. Where does the charger plug into the scooter?
4. Is there a Bluetooth app that goes with it?
5. Do you feel like the kick stand is firm and easy to get to? The Hiboy S2 Pro kickstand is kind of tricky to extend as it's somewhat tucked up under the deck.
Thanks!
I dont typically ride at night. The light is brighter and shines further than the s2 pro, but doesn't turn with the wheel. The charging port is on the rear side of the deck. There is cruise control and as far as I know, it doesn't connect to the app. The kickstand is better on this one. I also recommend checking out my latest hiboy scooter review of the Max Pro.
I am wondering if you could use this bike to play golf and pull a golf bag behind it.
My only question is how are the brakes? Thanks for the awesome review JP.
The front and rear mechanical disc brakes work fine. Had no trouble stopping me at full speed.
Really cool looking scooter and great video. I wonder if those holes aren't to do with cooling the battery. Might want to stay away from plugging the holes for warranty purposes. If water could get in the top or around the edge now it would be trapped.
I plugged up all except the back one. The front ones would be most prone to water entering it.
@@JPVideos81 were you able to unplug them?
the holes are for the drainage as the deck is not sealed
wiew whut an incredible ryde amd peeple it helps
I have this same scooter. I am having a problem with the front brake caliper mount being off. The front brake pads only contact 2/3rds of their surface area whereas the rear pads contact all of the surface area to the rotor. . It is easy to see the by the wear marks on the rotors. Do you have this issue also? I have checked the caliper adapters and they have the correct size markings for their mounting location.
I have not encountered any issues with brakes. Maybe take to a bike shop to see if they can adjust.
Wish I was young again for so many reasons. 😔I see max weight load is 220 so that will keep you on your diet if you at 220 now right? Could those little holes be for a little air circulation? I like that scooter. Thanks and enjoy.
Actually that is incorrect information. The scooter can handle 330 pound (150kg)
What's the max distance it can go? That's what I'm hoping that you managed to test. Great review btw.
It depends on rider size and terrain. Ive yet to get less than 15 miles for a rider my size (215lb). I imagine I get get 20.
I really like this one but couple problems I would want a headlight on top and bottom and it's not fast enough for me lol..but onto thoes holes the reason there..there for air flow for the battery the batteries do got warm on them.thsts to cool the battery down I would not plug them but I do like this one of the frame and wide deck..how much does it cost..
Many riders mount a rechargeable light on the handlebars so they have extra lighting. Cooling is a good point, but I'm more concerned with water messing with the electronics.
@@JPVideos81 well up to you..but yeh you maybe right on the electronic's git wet u don't want dampness in there..
Is the gear whine normal noise level? Sounds like the motor gears etc could use some extra grease.
Normal and operates the same as of today.
I just bought one. Someone please help. Does this thing have cruise control? It so how do u activate it?
Mine has cruise. Instructions should explain how to activate it.
This scooter or the hi boy titan? Which is your best suggestion
I haven't reviewed or ridden the Titan to compare.
Wow looks like a nice one I like the big wheels
Hey JP question to the last video of Old a banded house with the motorcycles wondering are the motorcycles ! for sale ? someone I know is interested in them if they are for sale and will pays fair market value
Not that I'm aware of
@@JPVideos81 ok thanks
Plugged vent holes could lead to ejection mode.
My S2 pro vertical rod for handlebars just cracked completely off from the deck. Insane. Had I been riding with any speed and it would have been ugly.
If Hiboy does the right thing and gives me a discount on another scooter, I think this would be it, but the air tires scare me seeing as I live in Queens and not sure where to buy new tires if I get a flat.
If you're within the warranty period they should replace the parts or entire scooter. As for the tires, all you need is 16 inch tubes and just replace that when you get a flat.
@@JPVideos81 it's just over a year old, so doubtful I am under warranty. I am hoping I can email the Hiboy support team with pictures of the catastrophic failure and how if it had happened on the street with any velocity, i could have been killed, they will offer a discount on this model.
@@JPVideos81 Hiboy gave me 50% off on the VE1 Pro. I'm getting it Tuesday. Can't wait.
I'm pretty sure you can replace the tires/tubes with any 16" bicycle tire/tube which you can buy at Walmart.
hi JP Again Brian
Hello
Is 500 watts the nominal power or the peak power on this thing? And can you add a seat to it? Anybody know? Thanks
Nominal. They have a newer version out now with a seat.
More big wheel scooters
I just got the VE1 Pro and it is pretty awesome, however there is a massive difference riding this versus the S2 Pro im coming from. For me personally, getting used to rear wheel drive (2s Pro was front wheel) is the main thing i need to get used to. How do i turn on the lights?
I believe you long press the up button
I think I missed it if you stated the maximum weight. I know you said you are 220 and you were cruising fast with it.
Website states the maximum weight is 230 lbs, but it pulled me around just fine.
Nice scooter but do it show battery voltage? The battery gauge is not accurate just like ebikes so you'll have to know the voltage to get a better estimate on how much battery you have left..
It doesn't. My varla pegasus does, but it's also a more expensive scooter. Once you do a range test, you'll get an idea of how long/far it will last.
@@JPVideos81 I'll wait and see if they would update the computer I just can't trust those battery meters but still a good scooter tho..I like the fact you could repair a flat tire without having to remove the wheel that's a big plus..
It does, you can click the power button to toggle between total miles, trip miles, and voltage
It should come more assembled. Also this thing is un-sexy. However, it might be cool to have as another scooter to add to my collection.
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Can seat fit it?
They sell a model just like this with a seat.
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The lack of IP rating killed it for me, what were they thinking!
Hopefully they change that with their second rendition.
Does that noise from the motor get annoying?
Not to me. You get used to it, plus I usually listen to music when I ride.
Are all electric scooters that loud? I can hear the 'whir' big time in the video.
Some are louder than others
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Can it survive puddles?
Edit: 8:09
No it ain't! Thanks man! Take your medicine!
Do NOT Plug Those Holes. They keep the battery cool therefore preventing spontaneous BATTERY Combustion.
Us army says 5.56.
Buy a product that has support, HiBoy sure don’t have any.
they should have mad it duel motors
This is a great scooter JP seems to handle very well, but not my cup of tea I'll stick to a bike!! 😎🛴🛴🛴🛴🇬🇧🇺🇦