Hoverfly X3 Electric Scooter for Adults, 10" Solid Tire, Max 18 Mile Range
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
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This thing does well on the grass.
After one too many rental scooter rides around town and a hefty bill to go with it, we chose to bite the bullet and buy a scooter to keep at our house and use at will. The app control on this one is a plus that we hadn’t considered. It’s nice to be able to lock the scooter when at a store or whatever when we don’t have a chain to lock it up manually. The little thing is very light for carrying back to my desk at work and it’s compact enough to fit under it when folded. The battery is impressive as it takes me to a from work on a single charge with some left over. It’s sleek and works wonderfully as it zips down the road. Fast start up and good brakes, too!
I think you did a great job laying down the perks of the light heavyweight class of scooters that are available right now. Nice vid!
I love how he went into detail about the pros and cons. his reviews never disappoint! 👏
Glad I have this channel to get something this good
This saved me from making a bad purchase. Excellent review, I trust theri judgment.
cannot wait to get this
I agree with you on that one
I like it. Took me back to the days when I used only a motorcycle instead of a car. Some of the same advantages and drawbacks. To ride in winter, you needed a snowmobile suit, and that took time to get on and off.
Looks like a good scooter. I like the solid tires.
I had a Toyota Hilux, it’s parked up at home or my partner uses it sometimes, but I ended up getting a Wolf King GT Pro, and trust me, every ride feels like the first one. So many benefits 😊
The scooters simple handling, and impressive speed. l describe it as sturdy, stable, and equipped with reliable brakes, also it’s lightweight and easy to carry, seeing it as a good value for the price. I also enjoy its smooth ride and the convenience of easy transport, noting it as an affordable and practical way to get around. Battery life can last for a while.
Please make a video where you travel from NYC to LA in this scooter
imagine
That would be crazy
🤯
that would be a heck of a ride hahah
Scary ride haha
It’s a fun scooter! Love it
I did become a legend in my motorcycling community --- "Hey, Tracy rides all year!!!" Overall, it took a lot of forethought, preparation and accepting disadvantages. Eventually, I went the lazy route and got a car, despite the drawbacks, just a lot easier and more comfortable. Did one cross-country trip on the bike --- 7000 miles in 14 days. Thanks for the nostalgia. By the way, my motorcycle cost far less than that scooter!!
I work for a major car company so I'll always have a car but scooters are a great last mile solution.
Nice video. I missed you talking about comfort. I have a NIU KWi 3 Max, and after a few days and on long rides, like 15 minutes, the ride quality is a factor. Suspension is so important on scooters, the whole bit, tires, suspensions, arms, coils, etc. I tested drive the Inokim OXO and the Apollo Phantom. It's day and night compared to single motors, not suspension scooters. Phantom is another level.
How much does it cost?
In California we can not ride on the sidewalks but riding on the road is fine as long as there is a bicycle lane. Scooters do get stolen so you will not want to leave the scooter unattended. In a supermarket you can just fold it up and put it in your shopping cart. For a doctor’s office I would take it into the waiting room and leave it there. It’s not likely to get stolen inside a waiting room.
Have you biked in NYC before? It's hard to say if you haven't, riding here whether on a bike or scooter can be daunting at times depending on where you go. The commute you mentioned would be totally fine for a new rider, stick to the bike lanes such as West Street (very quiet) or Manhattan Ave to reach Pulaski via Eagle Street, then you're basically right by the subway across the bridge. The intersection at the other side of the bridge is a bit hectic, so just proceed with caution due to turning vehicles. Also there are a lot of nice routes within and around Greenpoint that can be good for new riders. Kent Ave for example, and also Berry Street when it has the Open Street up is very safe to ride.
Can u roll this on Shabas?
I typically use it to commute to work, which is around 11 miles round trip. I don't know why I didn't make this decision sooner, especially with the massive gas prices in my area. I do have to leave home earlier for work, though, which is the only downside so far.
I haven't bought a scooter yet but I am shopping for one. I have a disability that won't allow me to get a driver's license or operate a car but I have no issues with bikes since I rode my aunt's around last summer a bit (though still confused where it should be on the road) It seems like a electric scooter would be a affordable mode of transportation to give me a little more independence and freedom
LIke the drone footage Adam. nice video
I bought a super light scooter so I can always bring the scooter in with me whoever I go. I wouldnt leave my scooter out for any amounts of time, even with the beefiest of locks!
I ride in bike lanes when available but they can be a bit crazy. Lot of e-bikes and e-mopeds racing around Manhattan, going the wrong way, running red lights. The speed limit on scooters is supposed to be 15mph but at that speed you're getting passed by everyone... I prefer to keep up with a group so we can all cross streets together and not get hit by the guy turning, if you're coming up after everyone the car sees the gap and tries to turn.
If you're buying any scooter that works with an app be sure the seller is able to "unbind" it from their app or you will not be able to use the app. If they can't unbind it's a possible sign the scooter is stole
Batteries can lose capacity over time, especially if they aren't charged responsibly or are subjected to extreme temperatures. But you can't just ask how far it goes on a charge, that varies with the rider and the route.
Price & available in Alaska?
Inspect the scooter very good , recently bought a scooter that “only” needed a new charger, upon arriving home I found out the charge port on the scooter itself was destroyed (unagi no replacement parts available). Second unagi i purchased is locked to someone else and nothing I can do. Waiting to hear back from unagi still to confirm if stolen or what. I have a third scooter in my sights but honestly I might just buy new at this point.
Now I want to buy a scooter. Thanks ADAM
There's a pretty big scooter community in NYC, I know a couple FB groups but not sure about groups on Reddit aside from r/ElectricScooters/ . I picked up my second scooter earlier this year, I've got a bike and used to ride it more when I was in Brooklyn, and rode motorcycles ages ago, and own a car in Manhattan.
Buying an electric scooter not sure what to ask just to make sure its good
Do you generally ride in bike lanes? Is this safe/legal?
Is the charger included
What scooter do you own? What scooter would you recommend to someone who wants something portable and easy to use?
where would one park the scooter if going to the supermarket? At the regular bike stands or can it be brought inside, folder and locked against a rail?
Hey everyone, I am an incoming freshman and had a few questions for people with E-Scooters. When/where do you charge them? Are there places to lock them up around campus? Would you say they're very helpful/useful? Thank you!
Does it generally feel safe to ride a scooter on a regular basis? I’m a good driver/generally aware of my surroundings but I know it only takes one moment of hesitation or distraction to straight up die. Are there places you refuse to ride for safety?
I've never owned a scooter let alone a bike as a adult and I'm unclear about a lot of things Where do you ride the scooter? On the street with traffic? Sidewalk? Edge of the street?
What is the voltage at full charge? Can you charge it to full for when I come around, so I can verify this?
is there a speed limit? The website says it can go up to 25km/h
How old should my ki dbe before I get one?
Nice scooter Adam I want to buy this.
I'm watthing Rolling with Jeses while I watch this. Cool rihgt?
Crime is really bad in my city and Id be afraid of having my scooter stolen while in a store or Doctor appointment so I've been looking at bags to place the foldable scooter that can be carried on the back, however it looks quite large like a.very large black duffle bag that might worry people while going to my doctor's appointments in the waiting room.
How portable is it actually? Can I fold a scooter up into a backpack and carry it onto the subway/into work?
Mine was 26 lbs and I found it not very portable at all. I wouldn't carry it with me inside a store. It was too heavy and bulky. I could take it into the lobby of mcdonalds to pop in for 3 min but I wouldn't go into a dept store with it.
Have they ever eaten it on it? AKA have they have wiped out
I had a segway ninebot.
Do I need a license for this?
is the wearing of a helmet legally required?
Have you been in an accident riding escooter
the world would genuinely be so much better if commuting and general transportation didn't require 2 tons of metal that gets stuck in traffic all day
You must compel to traffic laws for bikes. Thus, mandatory lights + reflective jackets at night, can't ride on sidewalks, can't use a phone while driving, can't have headphones on...
Have you jumped it?