Thanks for the review, i`m a similar weight to you in this video and my commute is about 4 miles each way so this was very informative as i actually had this scooter sat in a basket and ready to buy. The Pure Elec range this year seem to be the boyo`s so i shall continue my search. Best wishes mate.
Hi there buddy. The LeMotion won't be up to it mate so delete from basket. The best option will be the Emove cruiser but it is more expensive. Also, if you are a tall person like myself you will need to get an extender for the stem to raise the handlebars. Anything under 1000 watts will be a complete waste of money. Very best wishes, Des
good video 😎 I've ridden mine 5 times because I was chased by police 😱 I get 21mls on trail at 15mph I'm 95kg,loads power for hills, you must have got a faulty one,mine goes 14.7 mph up steep hills 🤔
@@21stcenturycaveman33 The spec for this scooter is the best in class at this price so it's a shame yours wasn't fit for purpose. Wouldn't it be a good idea to get a replacement just in case yours was faulty? If the same thing happens again then that's it for this scooter. If it turns out you were just unlucky, I would buy it. Thoughts?
@@hotblack1166 the range spec is fake, real range is 21mls at 15mph, loads power for hills though, the battery is only 12.5ah, can't expect more range really,super strong made and good suspension,I've ridden in torrential rain,no problems, good brakes.
Have you given any thought to converting a regular Mountain bike to electric with a conversion kit? Bit more scope for bigger batteries etc? Regards Ad
Hello there. No, I haven't to be fair but it is a very good point. I'm more thinking about getting my MB roadworthy and just burning a few calories and getting fitter the traditional way. Best wishes, Des
I did wonder how you was getting on with it. I have used the Pure Electric Scooter daily for nearly 2 years and it has been great for me especially when on a evening shift. I can cover my journey in around 25 minutes and it has been great apart from changing the inner tubes of you get a flat. I have had four punctures in 2 years and each time has been a complete hassle and a lot of faffing. Would you consider another brand? The issue I have found is the price increase is extreme.
Hiya buddy. That's precisely the problem. I could do with a dual motor of at least 1000 watts but the price increase doesn't justify the purpose for which I would use it mate. But there are definitely good escooters out there for big guys lik myself but I'm just not prepared to pay the price. Thanks for watching, Des
nice video 😎 I've just received the latest version of the inmotion S1 they have changed to a single light that isn't a part of the display housing, the bell is integrated into the brake lever, the backlight is brighter, it seems more brutal acceleration, after 19.6 miles still had 45% battery, my lemotion S1 is dead at 19mls, supposed to be the same scooter 🤔
@@21stcenturycaveman33 last time I weighed myself I was 15st 10lb lol 5Ft 11" the new one is on the left and it's also taller I'm just about to do a range test weather says realfeel - 5 🤣 link to pic below drive.google.com/file/d/1UT3RvghhUteJGnVoHvItOfmaC9Li3nq4/view?usp=drivesdk
@@21stcenturycaveman33 I've just gone 23.7 miles at 12.5 mph still hard 38% battery left my phone said it is -5 c really bad winds and snow ❄️ I couldn't be bothered to run the battery out I was too cold I've got heated socks and heated jacket
I recieved mine today... Im so excited and curious! I never tried An E-step before, so I hope it won't be difficult. Thank god I live in The Netherlands, so we don't have hills here :).
You'll be absolutely fine. Main point is to practice first in a safe space so you can get feel of scooter and get your balance. There are tons of vids on YT giving advice. Best one for stopping is to do so gently and in good time and use motor breaking power where possible (i.e. just let the scooter slow down of it's own accord without using brakes). Most important though is to lean backwards so you don ;t get thrown over handlebars. Enjoy your scooter. If you're a lighter, smaller person than myself you'll have a great time. Best wishes, Des
Hello there. I could do with a dual motor of at least 1000 watts but the price increase doesn't justify the purpose for which I would use it mate. But there are definitely good escooters out there for big people like myself but I'm just not prepared to pay the price. Thanks for watching, Des
bro im confused as, people saying scooter is good as gets heaps of range and is really good for the price and then others complaining about it. Shit range, everything. so now even more confusing
Hiya mate. See my replies in the comments section - they should make it clear what the situation is. This will be good for a smaller, lighter person or teenager. However, no way near powerful enough for a large person who wants to ride a few miles. The battery is just too small and not powerful enough. Forget the sales hype and all the statistics the manufacturers quote - these are no based on any reasonable reality. If you want a good scooter which has significantly better battery and range and is suitable for a person of pretty much any size then you need the Emove Cruiser. Priced around 1300 dollars or UK pounds. Absolute fantastic buy.
I had the same exact problem... I was at 75% battery and I tried going up a 30 degree hill, but it bogged down really bad and in the end I had to just push it up by foot. In the end I was really disappointed because it's definitely not as advertised. My recommendation is to avoid this scooter and save your money for a scooter that delivers.
Agree with your sentiments entirely my friend. So many people are taken in by the hype but the reality is so different. Unless you're a skinny 7 stone vegan avoid like you say. Thanks for commenting. Des
Loving the crocs Des I practically live in mine and also get away with wearing them at work and wow are they comfortable during a 12 hour shift constantly on your feet. I have been thinking about getting a electric scooter but heard that police are stopping people because there not classed as road worthy and can only be used on private land if you could look into the legal side to using a scooter that would be fantastic
Dan, how are you mate? I do love wearing my crocs buddy. They're just so convenient it's untrue. escooters are currently illegal buddy unless used on private land like you say. I'm not sure how hot the local police are on these and I've only used the thing twice in public so I've never encountered this issue myself. Hope you and yours are safe and well. ATB, Des
hello I am 78 kg and I do 50km with in the instructions it is indicated that it climbs a slope of 16° or 30% I already have 3000km with it!
Hi Nicolas, I'm delighted to hear that this scooter works for you. As a lighter person it should perform so much better. Take care and stay safe. Des
I get 21mls I'm 95kg
brilliant on hills 😎
How about me I'm 18 I'm planning to buy it tomorrow and I weigh up to 50kg
Still using it ? What about the 18mph speed ? How to unlock that speed ?
Thanks for the review, i`m a similar weight to you in this video and my commute is about 4 miles each way so this was very informative as i actually had this scooter sat in a basket and ready to buy. The Pure Elec range this year seem to be the boyo`s so i shall continue my search. Best wishes mate.
Hi there buddy. The LeMotion won't be up to it mate so delete from basket. The best option will be the Emove cruiser but it is more expensive. Also, if you are a tall person like myself you will need to get an extender for the stem to raise the handlebars. Anything under 1000 watts will be a complete waste of money. Very best wishes, Des
the only way it could be ecofriendly is by charging it by solar power. i charge mine with my ecoflow delta max which i charge by solar. free energy
good video 😎
I've ridden mine 5 times because I was chased by police 😱
I get 21mls on trail at 15mph
I'm 95kg,loads power for hills, you must have got a faulty one,mine goes 14.7 mph up steep hills 🤔
Thanks for sharing. Delighted to hear that you're happy with yours. ATB, Des
What are the odds that you just had a malfunctioning scooter?
Not great enough to keep it! ATB, Des
@@21stcenturycaveman33 The spec for this scooter is the best in class at this price so it's a shame yours wasn't fit for purpose. Wouldn't it be a good idea to get a replacement just in case yours was faulty? If the same thing happens again then that's it for this scooter. If it turns out you were just unlucky, I would buy it. Thoughts?
@@hotblack1166
the range spec is fake,
real range is 21mls at 15mph,
loads power for hills though,
the battery is only 12.5ah,
can't expect more range really,super strong made and good suspension,I've ridden in torrential rain,no problems,
good brakes.
Have you given any thought to converting a regular Mountain bike to electric with a conversion kit? Bit more scope for bigger batteries etc? Regards Ad
Hello there. No, I haven't to be fair but it is a very good point. I'm more thinking about getting my MB roadworthy and just burning a few calories and getting fitter the traditional way. Best wishes, Des
I did wonder how you was getting on with it. I have used the Pure Electric Scooter daily for nearly 2 years and it has been great for me especially when on a evening shift. I can cover my journey in around 25 minutes and it has been great apart from changing the inner tubes of you get a flat. I have had four punctures in 2 years and each time has been a complete hassle and a lot of faffing. Would you consider another brand? The issue I have found is the price increase is extreme.
Hiya buddy. That's precisely the problem. I could do with a dual motor of at least 1000 watts but the price increase doesn't justify the purpose for which I would use it mate. But there are definitely good escooters out there for big guys lik myself but I'm just not prepared to pay the price. Thanks for watching, Des
nice video 😎
I've just received the latest version of the inmotion S1
they have changed to a single light that isn't a part of the display housing, the bell is integrated into the brake lever,
the backlight is brighter,
it seems more brutal acceleration, after 19.6 miles
still had 45% battery,
my lemotion S1 is dead
at 19mls, supposed to be the same scooter 🤔
Hi here. That's really interesting feedback that. Your size and weight: Best wishes, Des
@@21stcenturycaveman33
last time I weighed myself
I was 15st 10lb lol 5Ft 11"
the new one is on the left and it's also taller
I'm just about to do a range test weather says
realfeel - 5 🤣
link to pic below
drive.google.com/file/d/1UT3RvghhUteJGnVoHvItOfmaC9Li3nq4/view?usp=drivesdk
@@21stcenturycaveman33
I've just gone 23.7 miles at 12.5 mph
still hard 38% battery left
my phone said it is -5 c
really bad winds and snow ❄️
I couldn't be bothered to run the battery out
I was too cold
I've got heated socks and heated jacket
Winniepeg where did you buy your scooter?
Wait, so where I can purchase the new version ? Inmotion and Lemotion, are different scooters ?
I recieved mine today... Im so excited and curious! I never tried An E-step before, so I hope it won't be difficult. Thank god I live in The Netherlands, so we don't have hills here :).
You'll be absolutely fine. Main point is to practice first in a safe space so you can get feel of scooter and get your balance. There are tons of vids on YT giving advice. Best one for stopping is to do so gently and in good time and use motor breaking power where possible (i.e. just let the scooter slow down of it's own accord without using brakes). Most important though is to lean backwards so you don ;t get thrown over handlebars. Enjoy your scooter. If you're a lighter, smaller person than myself you'll have a great time. Best wishes, Des
@@21stcenturycaveman33 It was easier than I thought. Best thing I bought in the last 3 years! Thanks for the support! 👍
My pleasure. Delighted to hear that it meets your expectations. Stay safe. Des
Scooter is good, great torque and distance travel . I’m 105kg and it reaches 18 MPH. ALSO GOOD APP
Hi there and thanks for dropping by. I'm glad you're happy with yours. ATB, Des
You need a yorvik trike!
That'll get you home!
Very interesting and useful information, thank you. Will you try some other model now you know what shortcomings to look out for?
Hello there. I could do with a dual motor of at least 1000 watts but the price increase doesn't justify the purpose for which I would use it mate. But there are definitely good escooters out there for big people like myself but I'm just not prepared to pay the price. Thanks for watching, Des
А может надо было просто колëса накачать.
Autonomy for load svp
best scooter for today , if you no undestant no toke noinse
bro im confused as, people saying scooter is good as gets heaps of range and is really good for the price and then others complaining about it. Shit range, everything. so now even more confusing
Hiya mate. See my replies in the comments section - they should make it clear what the situation is. This will be good for a smaller, lighter person or teenager. However, no way near powerful enough for a large person who wants to ride a few miles. The battery is just too small and not powerful enough. Forget the sales hype and all the statistics the manufacturers quote - these are no based on any reasonable reality. If you want a good scooter which has significantly better battery and range and is suitable for a person of pretty much any size then you need the Emove Cruiser. Priced around 1300 dollars or UK pounds. Absolute fantastic buy.
I had the same exact problem... I was at 75% battery and I tried going up a 30 degree hill, but it bogged down really bad and in the end I had to just push it up by foot. In the end I was really disappointed because it's definitely not as advertised. My recommendation is to avoid this scooter and save your money for a scooter that delivers.
Agree with your sentiments entirely my friend. So many people are taken in by the hype but the reality is so different. Unless you're a skinny 7 stone vegan avoid like you say. Thanks for commenting. Des
Loving the crocs Des I practically live in mine and also get away with wearing them at work and wow are they comfortable during a 12 hour shift constantly on your feet. I have been thinking about getting a electric scooter but heard that police are stopping people because there not classed as road worthy and can only be used on private land if you could look into the legal side to using a scooter that would be fantastic
Dan, how are you mate? I do love wearing my crocs buddy. They're just so convenient it's untrue. escooters are currently illegal buddy unless used on private land like you say. I'm not sure how hot the local police are on these and I've only used the thing twice in public so I've never encountered this issue myself. Hope you and yours are safe and well. ATB, Des