Tossing up between a dual motor full suspension scooter and equivalent priced, large wheel unicycle. I think the City Pro comes out on top in terms of value and features. But climbing or decending stairs and getting air at 40km/h, the unicycle is the obvious choice. Hmmm....
Hi Andrew, It definitely depends on your needs and how often you will be commuting in areas with stairs and other inclines! Whilst the City Pro has some incredible features, it only has a maximum hill climb of 20 degrees and is not built to be ridden on stairs. Does your commute contain a large amount of stairs? Kind regards, Scooter Hut Customer Care.
COMO DESARROLLAR CONCIENCIA ESPIRITUAL Con el patinete eléctrico 1- velocidad aconsejable 20 kms 2- aceleraciones suaves y progresivas, igual máxima comodidad y seguridad 3- ceder el paso a todos los peatones posibles en tú trayecto, igual a máximos actos de conciencia 4- agradece a los conductores que te ceden el paso, igual a educación espiritual 5- tu relajación y evolución será progresiva a más tiempo más actos de conciencia, igual a pura inteligencia.
Hi there, The Apollo City Pro does feature Dual 500w motors whereas the Apollo City has one rear 500w motor, I hope this helps! - Tom, Scooter Hut Customer Care
To maximize the range of your Apollo electric scooter: Battery Management: Keep the battery fully charged and avoid deep discharges. Riding Mode: Use eco mode to extend the range by reducing power consumption. Tire Pressure: Maintain proper tire pressure as specified by the manufacturer. Weight Reduction: Lighten the load on your scooter; more weight reduces the overall range of the scooter. Keep in mind these scooters are tested with a light test subject to range can vary. Consistent Speed: Maintain a steady, moderate speed to conserve battery life. Avoid Hills when possible: Choose flatter routes to reduce power usage. Check Weather: Cooler temperatures can reduce battery efficiency and range. Following these tips should help you get closer to the maximum advertised range of 41 miles. Regards, Scooter Hut Customer Care
Range tests are done in non-real-world conditions. You wont ever get claimed range. Rule of thumb is, halve the claimed range. You should get that and maybe up to 2/3 claimed, with 3/4 claimed as super bonus but do not expect it. Of course, some sellers do their own range tests and use those figures, while others like tese guys just quote manufacturer claimed range. If they claim 69 then assume 35 to 46 in real world riding, consider yourself luck if you get 52.... Full charge, correctly inflated tires, flat terrain, don't weight much, ride at 20kp and you get better range than weighing a lot, riding up hills, trying to go fast everywhere with underinflated tires.
Hey there, the manufacturer calculates the max speed, range, and hill climb under controlled factory conditions. Factors such as rider weight, terrain, hills, power mode, and heavy acceleration can greatly affect these figures.
Only things missing mp3 player and stem or desck lights. Amazing scooter looks like a tank lol.
that would be interesting!
Tossing up between a dual motor full suspension scooter and equivalent priced, large wheel unicycle.
I think the City Pro comes out on top in terms of value and features.
But climbing or decending stairs and getting air at 40km/h, the unicycle is the obvious choice.
Hmmm....
Hi Andrew,
It definitely depends on your needs and how often you will be commuting in areas with stairs and other inclines!
Whilst the City Pro has some incredible features, it only has a maximum hill climb of 20 degrees and is not built to be ridden on stairs.
Does your commute contain a large amount of stairs?
Kind regards,
Scooter Hut Customer Care.
COMO DESARROLLAR CONCIENCIA ESPIRITUAL
Con el patinete eléctrico
1- velocidad aconsejable 20 kms
2- aceleraciones suaves y progresivas, igual máxima comodidad y seguridad
3- ceder el paso a todos los peatones posibles en tú trayecto, igual a máximos actos de conciencia
4- agradece a los conductores que te ceden el paso, igual a educación espiritual
5- tu relajación y evolución será progresiva a más tiempo más actos de conciencia, igual a pura inteligencia.
When people mention the apollo city pro, do they just mean its the same thing as the apollo city dual motor?
Hi there, The Apollo City Pro does feature Dual 500w motors whereas the Apollo City has one rear 500w motor, I hope this helps! - Tom, Scooter Hut Customer Care
@@ScooterHutTV ok so yeah thats what I thought. Thank you Tom. Bought mine online today. Very excited for it to arrive.
how do I get the 41 miles range? Ive owned the 2024 City Pro for a minute now and I only get 30 miles max range!!!!!!!
To maximize the range of your Apollo electric scooter:
Battery Management: Keep the battery fully charged and avoid deep discharges.
Riding Mode: Use eco mode to extend the range by reducing power consumption.
Tire Pressure: Maintain proper tire pressure as specified by the manufacturer.
Weight Reduction: Lighten the load on your scooter; more weight reduces the overall range of the scooter. Keep in mind these scooters are tested with a light test subject to range can vary.
Consistent Speed: Maintain a steady, moderate speed to conserve battery life.
Avoid Hills when possible: Choose flatter routes to reduce power usage.
Check Weather: Cooler temperatures can reduce battery efficiency and range.
Following these tips should help you get closer to the maximum advertised range of 41 miles.
Regards,
Scooter Hut Customer Care
Range tests are done in non-real-world conditions. You wont ever get claimed range. Rule of thumb is, halve the claimed range. You should get that and maybe up to 2/3 claimed, with 3/4 claimed as super bonus but do not expect it. Of course, some sellers do their own range tests and use those figures, while others like tese guys just quote manufacturer claimed range. If they claim 69 then assume 35 to 46 in real world riding, consider yourself luck if you get 52.... Full charge, correctly inflated tires, flat terrain, don't weight much, ride at 20kp and you get better range than weighing a lot, riding up hills, trying to go fast everywhere with underinflated tires.
Hey there, the manufacturer calculates the max speed, range, and hill climb under controlled factory conditions.
Factors such as rider weight, terrain, hills, power mode, and heavy acceleration can greatly affect these figures.
Really...they could do away with standard ciry