based on what I’m listening here, it sounds like this may be the older quick 4 so please consider reviewing their updated version. I own a fluid horizon, an move cruiser, and about two months ago became the owner of Inokim Quick IV. i’m recommending a review of the updated because there are several new updates including a considerable drop in price (truth be told if it were at the original 13 or 1400 I probably would’ve passed but because it was lowered. I took a chance and supposedly the range is longer, though with my body weight and riding style I got just under 30, which is for me still respectable. comparing the three scooters it rides much better than my horizon and is on par with the cruiser at a lower price. However, you will compromise on the range but it is much easier for me to maneuver in and out of my house then the cruiser. I don’t have any regrets purchasing it , you are exactly right about it being a quality scooter, but please consider doing an updated review of the quick four if you’ve not done so already. oh, and the deck, I don’t have the last model to compare to, but compared to my horizon. I get much better foot room on the new Quik floor. It’s not the surfboard deck like my cruising, but it gets the job done. for smaller rides where I need to carry my scooter, it’s the horizon, for medium rides. It’s the quick for for longer commutes. It’s the cruiser all the way.
I just picked one up from the Inokim shop in person. I love it. Sure, the deck is an issue, but I got used to it. Thank you for your video. It feels so well made. The one from the shop can hold up to 300lbs, and more zippy than I had thought
Your videos are very well made. Easiest subscribe for a very long time for me. I’m currently shopping for a 1000$ reliable scooter. I value quality over everything, since I had a Zero 9 earlier which had crap quality. I also value performance, especially hill climbing ability. Do You have anything to recommend?
The deck is a bit short but it is not a dealbreaker. I got used to quickly. The deck has only 2 stripes of grip paper but there is a easy sollution for it. The build quality is great and the motor is great. Im a big man and the motor has enough power to drag me up hill.
I really dont like the comparisons. Portability is not mentioned anywhere. Build quality also its like the other 3 scooters are on the same level. The inokim will last you 1000 of miles while the others i dont really know. but I'm sure the vsett wont. How durable the scooter is should be the main review question. As new they can all be good. How about after 2000 milies? And there are different rider types. A 110lbs woman vs a 300lbs man.
Great video! I would suggest having a look at and reviewing the Speedway Leger Pro by Minimotors! I feel like it is a true rival for this scooter and the Emove Cruiser. It also weighs less and has slightly smaller tired, but overal has very good specs! Just a suggestion and a review I'd enjoy you reviewing:)
mine have wobbling issues. anyone else experiences the same thing? I ended up sending it back to Inokim to fix the issue. Pretty good customer support though
Me and my dad both have one of these each and they are great. One thing I haven't been able to find out anywhere is what the bluetooth function is used for. When you first turn on the scooter you'll notice a load of icons display for a quick few seconds - one of them being the bluetooth symbol. I'm hoping there is some sort of mobile app coming for this where you can use bluetooth to do things like set the charge limit (if you don't want to fully charge to 100% or over-charge it).
based on what I’m listening here, it sounds like this may be the older quick 4 so please consider reviewing their updated version.
I own a fluid horizon, an move cruiser, and about two months ago became the owner of Inokim Quick IV.
i’m recommending a review of the updated because there are several new updates including a considerable drop in price (truth be told if it were at the original 13 or 1400 I probably would’ve passed but because it was lowered. I took a chance and supposedly the range is longer, though with my body weight and riding style I got just under 30, which is for me still respectable.
comparing the three scooters it rides much better than my horizon and is on par with the cruiser at a lower price. However, you will compromise on the range but it is much easier for me to maneuver in and out of my house then the cruiser.
I don’t have any regrets purchasing it , you are exactly right about it being a quality scooter, but please consider doing an updated review of the quick four if you’ve not done so already.
oh, and the deck, I don’t have the last model to compare to, but compared to my horizon. I get much better foot room on the new Quik floor. It’s not the surfboard deck like my cruising, but it gets the job done.
for smaller rides where I need to carry my scooter, it’s the horizon, for medium rides. It’s the quick for for longer commutes. It’s the cruiser all the way.
I just picked one up from the Inokim shop in person. I love it. Sure, the deck is an issue, but I got used to it. Thank you for your video. It feels so well made. The one from the shop can hold up to 300lbs, and more zippy than I had thought
Awesome!
Your videos are very well made. Easiest subscribe for a very long time for me.
I’m currently shopping for a 1000$ reliable scooter. I value quality over everything, since I had a Zero 9 earlier which had crap quality. I also value performance, especially hill climbing ability.
Do You have anything to recommend?
Can’t wait to get mine , I’ll be getting the orange one
The deck is a bit short but it is not a dealbreaker. I got used to quickly. The deck has only 2 stripes of grip paper but there is a easy sollution for it. The build quality is great and the motor is great. Im a big man and the motor has enough power to drag me up hill.
I really dont like the comparisons. Portability is not mentioned anywhere. Build quality also its like the other 3 scooters are on the same level. The inokim will last you 1000 of miles while the others i dont really know. but I'm sure the vsett wont. How durable the scooter is should be the main review question. As new they can all be good. How about after 2000 milies? And there are different rider types. A 110lbs woman vs a 300lbs man.
Great video! I would suggest having a look at and reviewing the Speedway Leger Pro by Minimotors! I feel like it is a true rival for this scooter and the Emove Cruiser. It also weighs less and has slightly smaller tired, but overal has very good specs! Just a suggestion and a review I'd enjoy you reviewing:)
mine have wobbling issues. anyone else experiences the same thing? I ended up sending it back to Inokim to fix the issue. Pretty good customer support though
Me and my dad both have one of these each and they are great. One thing I haven't been able to find out anywhere is what the bluetooth function is used for. When you first turn on the scooter you'll notice a load of icons display for a quick few seconds - one of them being the bluetooth symbol. I'm hoping there is some sort of mobile app coming for this where you can use bluetooth to do things like set the charge limit (if you don't want to fully charge to 100% or over-charge it).
Thank you for your video.
What app do you use to connect to Bluetooth?
Wares the kugoo g booster scooter, that blows the lot for the price of 900 quid 2 800 w motor
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