Lol I used to take a car road to work (legally since that segment was to be cars + bikes) and everyone was doing 60km/h and I was doing 65 and no one would pass me. In some cases I'd take the sidewalk and overtake busses and heavy trucks while going 50-60. I used to be an adrenaline junkie lol, but learned my lesson after crashing with a rock and turning into a meat crayon
That scooter should require registration and license given its power. ATGATT (All The Gear... All the Time...). We should be seeing no skin. You lane-splitting is not a good look because you will get pulled over and the scooter will be confiscated. It's only when you crash on a moped does 50 MPH actual feel like 70 MPH. Respect the power please.
@@chrispnw2547 technically if they are in the us you are required to have a motorcycle license for any electric powered bicycle/scooter that uses a motor over 750 watts. This scooter uses a 2.5kw motor. That’s way over the legal limit. They are technically riding illegally right now.
@@xiar5546 I've seen a many people on lower powered scooters with no helmet and shorts crash and have serious road rash needing hospitalization. As a motorcycle and escooter owner, these devices have a place but not on city streets jockeying for space with trucks, cars, and motorcycles.
@@YallaMiami Oh no, I'm good. It's just that it's such a convinient vehicle that it's easy to forget how quickly things can go wrong. Especially at those speeds.
Agreed! If you're riding on of these you should wear an nta helmet like xnito or bern hudson, or even a full face helmet, I see a lot of people wearing cpsc helmets, those don't really protect you
The problem with all scooters is that they have small wheels. Bicycle wheels are gyroscopes. Their spinning helps keep them stable and upright. Larger wheels are more stable, smaller wheels are less stable. At relatively slow speeds, a rider can more easily control the lack of stability. At higher speeds, the lack of stability is extremely dangerous.
Scooters going that fast is dangerous but i dont think its because of the lack of gyroscopic effect. Those tires look pretty knobby for the street which is probably why he ate shit. Bikes and scooters stay upright because of geometry. More accurately because of the change in geometry caused by the rider moving the handle bars and shifting their weight. Its why you cant turn right without first turning the bars to the left. Its why Honda can build motorbikes that stand up standing still just by turning the bars without an internal reaction wheel, just sensors and actuators for the handlebars. It was believed for a long time that the gyroscopic effect of the wheels kept bikes upright but its effect is extremely small. Engineers have been doing experiments on bikes with tiny wheels for years trying to prove exactly how bikes work because of all the different theories. I think Veratasium or somebody made a video on it.
Just get on and ride, take it fast as you can, if you crash you crash, if you get permanently damaged well that's too bad, but at least you'll be a man
As someone that rides a scooter that can do 55 MPH I've only taken it about 40 max... because there is really no need to go faster, if you have a straight mile race track go for it I guess if you want to but on unknown trails or roads it is way to risky, there is no need for 75MPH, if you make a slight mistake it's game over... Thanks for showing what it can do though.
20 mph would be the max speed I would ride on these tiny scooters everything more than that is just plain stupid.. That's why I now bought an e-bike instead of that.
I have a 6kw scooter, you are correct. At top speed you need to lock your arms like a vice grip on the steering, as an inch of movement on a bump will wreck you. To get above 50mph you need a chain drive geared sprocket, so most hub motor 72v scooters are lying about top speed unless you’re going down a mountain.
I crashed on a scooter with a similar design to the one in the vid going at 80k with no protection I'm still recovering from it but yeah definitely a death trap
From an engineering point of view and the fact I have ridden and drove almost everything, no scooter should exceed 40 MPH. The brakes and limitations of the chassis design can't handle it reliably and safely.
Even that seems like a bit much. I've gone 35 on my bike. I would never wanna go that fast, or probably even over 15 or 20, on a scooter. I'd be terrified that every little bump in the road would send me flying.
I agree. 40 is fast and no scooter needs to go faster. I had a really bad fall going around 30 and it almost took me out. Hit a deep pothole and was thrown over the top. I landed face first on the curb. Broken hand, concussion, bloody and swollen in every spot that would have been protected had I been smart enough to wear gear. New riders can easily be killed on these things. I was careless and didn't have on any protection. I've owned the fastest ones and it's just not worth it. Falls like the one I had made me appreciate life. And it made me understand why companies put a speed limiter. I shouldn't have taken it off.
Bro I can't stop watching. I really wish I had a fun toy like this. I've got 2 kids and a wife that's in the military. Just found your channel and I've binged so many videos already.
There needs to be a standardized tire size for scooters that real tire manufacturers like Michelin can manufacture. With things capable of this speed I wouldn't want some questionable tire.
Having seen a comrad slip with his Michelin equipped roadbike in a roundabout where the others riding Continental just went through, I'd however prefer another manufacturer ;-)
@@TheAngryZebra You get 100,000 because the tire rubber compound is rather hard.... this is the same reason why they have questionable grip under average driving conditions.
@@Cheeseburger.Launch.Sequence exact. Read Roadbike tire tests, its about GRIP in wet conditions. And then sharp turns, vital in Situations where you want to avoid a crash.
Plenty of manufacturer make 10" tyres for mopeds and under-125cc scooters. But they're falling out of favour with most moped manufacturers. For the simple reason that a 12" wheel is much more able to climb small obstacles. You saw how he almost wiped out on that loose tile looking thing, that's what happens when your wheels are too small. A regular moped scooter tyre is a 130/70R12. When you get up to 125CC it's mostly 16 and 17" wheels. Mind you even the twice as expensive Michelin tyres for a moped last maybe 10.000km, cheap ones last about 5000km. And if you do a lot of city riding, you probably won't make either because sooner or later you're gonna pick up a screw or some other piece of trash that punctures the tyre.
Biggest concern is: Please always add a "How fast can you stop?" segment to all your vehicle reviews, that describe all the feel and characteristics of panic stopping. It's the most important topic of any vehicle. It doesn't bug me when somebody ends up in the hospital, but I cry when you die too ypung, because it always starts out so innocent the day it happens.
@Omora I am a veteran of motorcycle ridding and there is no comparison on the to vehicles.i own both and I have had accident's on both...head always hits the ground & gravity works much faster on a scooter 🛴.the small wheels is why!
@Omora braking makes no difference.If you are going down your not stopping that momentum. Always roll tight in a ball when hitting ground..I'm alive to say this.
@Omora That was an incredibly valuable addition to the importance of 'all bases covered'. I sure forgot to mention only doing this test after the tires have been fully broken in over a hot Summer. Locking up the front brake will slap that scooter down hard, or you release quickly enough, and all it did was chirp the front tire. Yeah, progressive brake training should be routine; yours and mine.
Yeah, as someone who has seen riders turned into ground beef doing dumb shit like this I was sweating watching his passing people in oncoming lanes, the old person turning left isn't going to mix any better with a scooter that can't even turn a corner without laying down lol he should get rid of this thing before his parents have to collect him with a plastic bag from the morgue!
Would not recommend doing 70mph on this even if you could. I decked out my Honda Grom to top out at 100mph vs the factory 60mph. Even at 70mph on a tiny motorcycle with 12in wheels felt like a death trap. Can't imagine 70mph on these tiny scooter wheels, zero rake angle, and short wheel base.
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I was let down seeing your buddy rip on the scooter without a helmet or pads @ 6:30 i saw you in full gear and proud of the example you were setting. I crashed a bike in 2005 and had to have brain surgery, luckily I had not complications from it. A lot of people aren't as lucky, we should protect ourselves as much as possible. 30 seconds of fun might result in a completely different lifetime if you're unlucky.
I had this same experience with a woman. I failed to wear a "helmet" and it's cost me most of my pay checks. Always wear a helmet, regardless of which head we are referring to.
I have this scoot. I've gone 55mph, but that's not why I bought it. I bought it to go off-roading, and believe me, it can handle any hard trail riding. The battery is unsurpassed! The other day I road for more than an hour and a half and used just 1 bar of battery! Fun quality machine for sure💯👍✌
Just ordered mine today to commute to work.. I'm excited... Update.. it broke down after 2 weeks.. got a flat .. brakes went, crashed, and now it's totaled.. it's very dangerous serious road rash, off road tires suck. On the road.. wish I got a kaboo wolf king gt.. maybe next time.. for now I'm staying away from these
You absolutely can, it just requires not being a mong. Spin backwards first until you feel the thump of the threads dropping into eachother, then go ham.
Man I had to trade my scooter for an electric moped. Mine topped out a 30mph, and it was a death trap. I wiped out hard twice, and noped the hell off that thing. 50 or 75mph is unreasonable.
There's a vast difference between the front wheel of a large wheel going over even the smallest of pebbles at high speeds then a considerably smaller wheel going over the same size pebble at the same high speed. The physics envolved in both, when using a smaller wheel, can get one hurt really really easily.
No kidding. There should be a sub-category in the EBike restrictions concerning wheel size and speed. This thing should have a mandatory speed limit of around 28mph. E-Skateboards, the same thing but maybe 18 mph.
@@Cyberdactyl Most states have a limit on what is legal like that anyways. Bikes (which now include e-bikes or anything self powered) can't exceed more than 20mph (some it's 25) under their own power. So that scooter is illegal as fuck unless you can somehow get it registered and get plates on it (So it needs turn signals and everything) so good luck using that on a public road anywhere.
That is a dangerous thing for a couple reasons. People will treat it like a toy and not wear appropriate safety gear. Good god please wear gloves. With the small tire size you have a very small contact patch which means very easy to lose friction, as seen when he fell going slowly around a corner on dry pavement. The suspension is only a couple inches of travel, which means the wheels will lose friction with the ground if he goes around the corner and hits any kind of bump, which you will. Whoever buys this will have a very high incident of injury, he’s lucky to walk away with only a shoulder strain. That was a super low speed crash, like I said he is lucky. That steering damper is there cause of speed wobbles, or what they call on motorcycles, a tank slapper. That thing looks like a toy but it is gonna kill some people right quick who don’t understand the mechanism of injury when going 50 mph with shorts on cement. Looking at your own jagged leg bones sticking through your thigh is life changing. Stay away, death trap for sure. If you want to have fun get a motorcycle, way bigger contact patch, much better suspension and brakes, at least you have a shot of controlling the risk. That thing has tragedy written on neon all over it.
It might actually go 75mph. Most of the scooters I've seen come with preset speed cap at like 60%-70% of max speed. that 75mph figure might be maximum uncapped speed, but you need to raise the limiter in the computer settings.
Yes. My standard xiaomi scooter can go at 25 km/h max but with changing the firmware it could reach up to 40 km/h. I'm pretty sure it's the same with this one.
@@117-Z3U5 yeah I am pretty sure those are nylon tires also, it is better to get rubber ones for better grip, also there is a learning curve to riding the higher powered scooters, weight distribution is very important
that happened to me while riding with my friend in Northern New Jersey. we were both going 50 on this little residential road in our area, we both went around a corner with scooters, i had a NanrobotD4+ and offroad tires. i went around the corner and slid, i caught traction and highsided. i wasnt injured AT ALL but it still sucked
I have one of the segway ones and I was cruising along at about 10mph and I hit the tiniest little puddle and the whole scooter kicked out from under me. I did a full sprawl onto the pavement, and 2 years later I'm still healing from some of the ligament damage I did to myself. Electric scooters are fun as hell, but seriously ride at your own risk. My Radpower bike on the other hand is pure enjoyment.
That's some pussy shit we were doing 55+ on gopeds in the early 2000s. This electric scooter is ok buy I wouldn't do the type of riding on it I'd do on a hard tire ped
@SurRonster this was such a cool video from the thumbnail the camera work editing the content. Your truly a skilled craftsman. I just ordered my first scooter Roadrunner d4 4.0. Waiting on it to come in the mail. Sry about your fall.
Even if you could reach 75 mph, I think the increased wind resistance alone would keep you from adequately maintaining that speed for very long. Also wheels that diameter generally doesn't hold a whole lot of speed. But yeah death trap all the way, I would wear a leather race suit with it.
The original design speed of the LS7+ was 75 mph, which we have technically achieved. We invited a professional team to test the demo. This speed is really too fast, it will cause safety problems. Therefore, for safety and various reasons, we have decreased the speed limit program to limit the speed to about 55 mph,and we added the steering damper. Please note that 55 MPH is GPS measured speed not theoretical 55 MPH. Most of the speeds marked on the market come from theoretical speeds, and the idling speed of LS7+ can reach 85 mph. At present, if it can be fully charged and the accelerator is pulled all the way on an open road without stepping on the brakes, it can reach GPS 61 mph. Thanks for the video , please pay attention to safety when riding,always wear a helmet and protective gear.
While I understand I feel you should open the speed back up or allow it to be opened with a disclaimer or something so you are not legally at fault I'd buy one at 75mph but that's because I come from a Yamaha R1 but maybe I wanna take the scooter instead 55 is a good speed but I do feel 75mph is an amazing feat remember life is dangerous as it is wanting up in the morning and slipping in the shower could kill you so live life to the fullest just my two cents lol don't mind me
@@stickyicky2858 I totally agree, it should be up to the rider to decide the level of risk we want to take. Take RION for example, their RE90 can theoretically do 100mph in perfect conditions though it's limited to 80mph, it's easy enough to override. Although to my knowledge nobody has ever even had it at 80, the option is theoretically there and if I as a rider choose to take that risk then on my head be it, as long as the company clearly states it is not advised.
@@stickyicky2858 yeah even though I’d never ride an electric scooter at those speeds it is up to the rider to do what they want while of course accepting the risks
I just got a high speed scooter, and one thing i dont see people talking about is how okward it feels making turns, like i literally only feel safe going at high speeds on a straight a way, and slow right down on every turn
I’d love to see you try and stop that thing in a hurry when a car turns in front of you as your in the wrong lane passing doing 50. Riders like this make electric bikes / scooters riders look like idiots. Nevermind hitting a pot hole at 50 with that front tire. But hey! Go ahead and SMASH THAT THUMBS UP BROS!!
100% agree. I do have a high speed scooter and when I'm on sidewalks I slow down when there's pedestrians, and on the street I ride as if I was a car, I don't split lanes or do dumb shit like that. If I wanna pass cars I do it on a sidewalk or bike lane. And yeah if someone turns left, this guy is going straight to the hospital, emergency stopping in scooters requires quite a bit of skill and a really cool head. You need to shift your weight back a lot and be mindful of how much braking you apply to each wheel. If you just slam the brakes, as you're most prone to do in an emergency, you'll fly over the handlebars.
I have had a hyper scooter for a year now . Your right , definitely use your brain or most likely you arn't getting out of a accident in one piece . Respect it .
When I was young I fell off the back of my buddy's go - cart doing about 50 and did a slide for life on asphalt with leather jacket on. I was fine. The day before I was riding on it with t- shirt. I would not have been fine. I also got to start out low, right off the pavement. That scooter would leave you standing up on your journey down the pavement. Have a good ride, either way.
Great review and thank you for showing both side of the experience. It’s fun to ride and it can also be dangerous if things goes left. Get well soon man
Very nice. Thanks for this, this is exactly what I'm looking for in a short range mobility device. However, if I am riding in that thing I'm going to wear a suit of armor. Every possible protection. Hell no will you find me riding that with no protection, a single pothole could kill me.
Excellent video only one recommendation not knowing the age group that is watching this I would recommend demonstrating safe driving manoeuvres not like the one where you park between two cars avoiding being in a lame specific for your vehicle but rather on the dotted line this is an extremely dangerous maneuver especially with the fact that this has speed and someone of a younger age could think this is cool but I’m actually being dead is not cool
@@Gandalf922 Its faster yes, Slightly bigger. IDK where you gonna be riding above 50mph so keep you extra 1K and get a wolf warrior. Does the job at a reasonable price.
Loved the video. the lie about the speed kind of pisses me off though because all of these companies keep exclaiming things that will only ever be able to be achieved under perfect optimum results... I hope people start pressuring these companies to offer the range of said vehicle along using whatever speed they calculate at.. meaning if they say they have a scooter that can do 75mph I want to know exactly how many miles I can go at 75 mph on your vehicle and how heavy the rider was during testing of range and power. No one travels at 1/3 to 1/4 of the power of the PEV especially if it's only 55mph... These companies are being a little disingenuous... no?
true, they all lie, because it is what they sell, someone who understands the subject knows that with those characteristics they cannot give those results
NANROBOT is very honest on speed and range. I bought D6+ last month, the website writes 40mph, but I can reach 43 mph. I love its nice design and the best ever battery life. thx for the video
I don't know about nanrobot or how they are, I kNow about my LS7+ which is I bought newly , it is a monster scooter, last three months I got it with no a single issue so far, so just don't say anything blindly if you don't kNow scooter industry.
All they really need to do is advertise the 50% battery, max speed. I have a Wolf Warrior 11 and I've gone 58mph on a full charge. But it becomes harder at lower batter levels and voltages. Although that may have nothing to do with what we saw in the video (outright false advertising) this would still be a good way to advertise the proper speeds achievable.
Just be careful lane splitting and passing licensed moving motor vehicles on the opposite side of the road like that. Just a matter of time before regulatory laws come hammering down on high speed scooters because of unsafe operation on them by careless riders. When that does happen it will suck all the fun out of it for everyone else that ride safely.
Yea I cringed hard when I saw him go between the cars like that. Shows he does not take the ride seriously with that move. Then behold, he eats it going around a corner and hurts himself. For him, this is definitely a death trap.
@@elsah3339 and the biggest lesson should probably be that he wiped and hurt himself going slow around a corner too, it’s easy getting used to going straight fast, and then overestimating how well you can take a curve, in my experience at least.
Crazy to think this was 6 months ago. I've been watching you for a while. Heh. And I believe you started at around 130k when I started watching you. Good on you good sir
People out there.... Always start a screw or bolt with your fingers first and then use a power tool. It stops you from cross threading it and have big problems. A cross threaded bolt/screw doesn't have strength and can be difficult to remove and ruins the part being bolted to. 👍
That has to be at least somewhat terrifying, being just on 2 wheels. My first time on an ATV i was going 45mph and im just thinking "i dont want to be a meat pancake"
Defo not 75mph . 50 makes more sense , it's a 60v. aaaand get rid of those offroad tyres. They have no traction on tarmac. PMTs have some 'racing' tyres , some slicks if you're into that but pricy. If not any 11 inch road tyre would work. CST and INNOVA has some. Ask around in your scooter community. They'd have plenty
I commute on E scooter and I couldn't imagine using this. It's so cumbersome. You definitely take that thing in the street. Mine is about 30lbs. Thin platform, like a kick scooter. The lightness makes it easy to ollie over stuff if I have to, stop on a dime, be agile, take agile turns, do wheelie turns. It basically has the maneuverability of my 15lb kick scooter. But also I have retractable stem and handle bars and I gotta say, the higher up your handle bars go, the less control you have. Mine go really low, it looks like I'm riding a mini scooter, but I have so much agility it's stupid, it feels like skate boarding almost. I consider myself skating/piloting because if you take your eyes off for a second you can crash, because of the wheel size.
I think 50mph would be the absolute max I'd wanna go. I got the Varla Eagle One and it's a ton of fun. On sidewalks and busy areas, it is way more than enough, I rarely go over 30 mph. On the streets it does feel a tad slow, it tops out at about 35mph on flat level ground (claims a 40mph top speed). Also, the Varla is a big scooter, but that Nanrobot absolutely dwarfs it. Also don't worry too much about the blue lights. AFAIK it's illegal to ride those on the street, period. Thankfully almost no one seems to mind as long as you're not doing anything stupid, ride responsibly and follow traffic laws.
@@allgoo1990 in the U.S, where I live, there is either no regulation whatsoever, and if there is it's not enforced. As I said, as long as you're not doing anything dumb, people, including police, don't really take notice.
@@allgoo1990 yes, yes I do think it'll stay like that. For one, the government has way more important things on their hands right now that some reckless kids on scooters. As for street regulations, many streets in the U.S are built by the city or state, and streets such as the interstate highways are subsidized by the federal government. If a state fails to comply with federal regulations, they don't get federal funding for their highways, so there's a really high incentive. Cars themselves do have regulations, but that's a very recent thing. Cars as little as 15 years old are much much more dangerous, lacking even basic safety features such as ABS, that became mandatory in 2009, only 12 years ago. Cars have existed for over a century at this point. Also, everyone and their mom have cars, of course there's regulation. Scooters, on the other hand, are a relatively uncommon sight, and high speed scooters are super rare, I've only seen 2 out in the wild in my entire life. And even in the unlikely event that scooters do become regulated, it's not gonna do anything. Going back to cars, things such as flashing red lights, lifted trucks, or modified exhausts are straight up illegal, yet you see them all the time, in Florida you see lifted trucks ever 2 miles. Plus, if I'm a seller and there are suddenly regulations banning these scooters on the street, I'll just say they're for off-road use only, problem solved. Ebikes already have regulations and they don't do absolutely anything. I'm also aware of the dangers of E scooters, I didn't say anything about their safety, and it's news to absolutely no one that they're dangerous and you can die operating one. It is clear you're not from the U.S. Before making assumptions or comments like these, try to inform yourself a bit about any relevant topics.
Agreed. Surviving a solid impact at those speeds you would be better off with a full roll cage and air bags all round. Maybe limit them to 15mph would save lives?
I own an Apollo explorer. It goes upto 50kmh. I rarely go that fast until I’m on a long stretch of nothing which is super rare. I usually go no faster then 30kmh and use the super wide bike lanes to work which are also separated from the road which is nice.
Where I live, in Belgium, electric scooters are allowed to do no more than 25 km/h (15.6mph). More than enough! Something goes wrong in traffic and you have to break suddenly, forget it on a scooter.
25 for a experienced driver is slow af. On a bycicle Id regularly go 35 and I dont buy the stability argument. Im often more stable on a scooter because you can hunker down and thus put the center of gravity much lower.
@@BlackMetalWorld On a bicycle or motorcycle you're sitting in a saddle, giving you one more point of support, close to the center of gravity of your body. Much more stable. You can feel the difference, take one hand off the handlebars when going over bumps. You may be a trained scooter rider but I think for the general public speeds like 50mph...
My home country just passed a law that helmets are required when riding electric scooters... because of the crazy number of serious injuries sustained by those who use them as transport in our big city centers...
I Ride a 29" wheel mountain bike ebike with a 2,000 watt motor and air suspension the wheels are really big and wide - 2.5" thick - which really helps the feeling of stability, I ride 37mph on it very very stable and responsive unlike a scooter, and the 4 pot hydraulic racing brakes stop me very quickly. Point is ebikes are fine it's the scooters that are a death trap on anything but perfectly smooth roads, which the UK's are not! My car struggles with the potholes and ruts! Whereas I don't even notice riding through holes on the bike, I just ride ride through them :)
The edges of your new tires were still slick from manufacturing. This used to happen a lot with motorcycle tires when new. I'm sure it still does, although there may have been improvements. Gotta break in the tires slowly somehow.
Yes, the residual "mould release compound" from tyre manufacture may have been a contributing factor (along with asking too much of the aggressive tread design)
You need more power going to the front wheel than is going to the rear, otherwise the torque from the rear wheel just pushes through the turn which is what I think happened here. Good video 👌
Motorcycles are doing great with rwd. In fact you'd want to front to be in neutral while turning. You can recover if you lose the rear, not if the front slide out.
I bought an RS7 last year. Best decision ever!lol So fun. I can hit 55 going up a steep hill on it. Be careful for pot holes. I went over the handlebars once very easy. Bend those knees lol
@@Samuel-vb5qp 🤣I bet haha. I actually meant to type LS7 too. Basically the same thing, just a slightly different model. Looks like the company updated them a bit. Definitely a little nicer looking
The claimed 75mph isn't how fast the scooter goes, it's how fast the wind it summons is, so it's also magic. Edit: imagine being in a car and getting taken to gapplebees by a kick scooter.
just had massive shoulder surgery from getting knocked off my 25mph scooter by a car that hit and ran on me.. i cant imagine the damage if it were on this beast.
@Dennis McConnell hard when you get hit from behind and never saw them coming but sure..lets laugh or crack jokes about the guy who got hit and run on .. great showing of humanity
I broke my leg on the tiniest motorized bike I've ever owned. I still cannot kick myself in the butt or squat fully with that leg. Good news, the suit money got me a killer guitar and amp with the money.
For you pussy. You literally get used to higher speeds when you do it. No different than riding a car. You learned to get comfortable going 30, 40, 50, 60.. 80, 90, 100 etc
Was going 40 on my scooter the other day on the main road. People were looking at me like I was fn crazy. That's because you have to be crazy to ride these F ers that fast
I've got one that goes 40, and I labeled it a death trap as soon as I rode it. Very dangerous because scooters want to throw you to the ground on top of being unstable.
That's mad speeds for a scooter.. I do have to wonder how fast it could go with larger diameter wheels. I know that would impair the acceleration, but you get the point.. PS: There is always an agenda attached to any video with more than *3M* 🦅Views. Cool Clip CC.
Their site indicates a 55mph top speed. Crazy scooter though! Last summer I got smoked on my eboard by a guy even older than me and he was on a Nanrobot. A lower model than this though
I've had a small crash as well at 22MPH and got inflammatory tissue from it on my wrist and wasn't wearing knee pads nor elbow pads so I got messed up quite badly in both, I'd highly suggest to prioritise getting these as a crucial, especially a helmet
@@sebw3964 they don’t make a difference, I owned an e scooter and the off-road tires gave me same top speed than road tires. Only difference is stability and durability
Hey! I got a question for the Surron owners! Can I upgrade a Surron lbx road legal? Like a 72v or something just a question and love to Surronster for helping me out of Covid-19!
As a car driver, I would question reality if I would see someone on a scooter overtake me.
Lol I used to take a car road to work (legally since that segment was to be cars + bikes) and everyone was doing 60km/h and I was doing 65 and no one would pass me. In some cases I'd take the sidewalk and overtake busses and heavy trucks while going 50-60. I used to be an adrenaline junkie lol, but learned my lesson after crashing with a rock and turning into a meat crayon
@@adialbano5499 Forbiden strawberry juice
Well good thing u weren't driving around me on a skateboard
question reality, hahaha
As a driveless car, I'd freak the fuck out.
Yes it is a death trap , the kinetic energy you would endure from stopping that scooter in a emergency would be beyond human achievement.
not only that but the desing of a scooter is not very balanced,
@@davidjd123 I don’t know what came over me , had the kids with me had to tell the truth..
the rider be flying
I learned it the hard way and I was perplexed when it happened
I have the rs7 which is similar and I've stopped it very quick. You just have to throw your weight back and drop your ass down
I would be wearing full motorcycle gear when riding one of those things especially with how unstable it is.
That scooter should require registration and license given its power. ATGATT (All The Gear... All the Time...). We should be seeing no skin. You lane-splitting is not a good look because you will get pulled over and the scooter will be confiscated. It's only when you crash on a moped does 50 MPH actual feel like 70 MPH. Respect the power please.
@@chrispnw2547 technically if they are in the us you are required to have a motorcycle license for any electric powered bicycle/scooter that uses a motor over 750 watts. This scooter uses a 2.5kw motor. That’s way over the legal limit. They are technically riding illegally right now.
It’s not worth the price, I good get a bike for that price that would be faster and safer.
@@xiar5546 I've seen a many people on lower powered scooters with no helmet and shorts crash and have serious road rash needing hospitalization. As a motorcycle and escooter owner, these devices have a place but not on city streets jockeying for space with trucks, cars, and motorcycles.
@@chrispnw2547 They really do grow you weak and demanding more gov intrusion out there.
As cool it may seem and it is, I can't stop thinking about how unsafe this is. Kind of scares me.
Don’t buy it, not sure why you thinking about it too much
@@YallaMiami Oh no, I'm good. It's just that it's such a convinient vehicle that it's easy to forget how quickly things can go wrong. Especially at those speeds.
If you use It in the lowest Gear with the single motor and Echo It Will do as many Miles as a car and smaller than a bike.... It has it's pros
Agreed! If you're riding on of these you should wear an nta helmet like xnito or bern hudson, or even a full face helmet, I see a lot of people wearing cpsc helmets, those don't really protect you
If you wear proper gear they're probably only somewhat more dangerous than a motorcycle
The problem with all scooters is that they have small wheels. Bicycle wheels are gyroscopes. Their spinning helps keep them stable and upright. Larger wheels are more stable, smaller wheels are less stable. At relatively slow speeds, a rider can more easily control the lack of stability. At higher speeds, the lack of stability is extremely dangerous.
Scooters going that fast is dangerous but i dont think its because of the lack of gyroscopic effect. Those tires look pretty knobby for the street which is probably why he ate shit. Bikes and scooters stay upright because of geometry. More accurately because of the change in geometry caused by the rider moving the handle bars and shifting their weight. Its why you cant turn right without first turning the bars to the left. Its why Honda can build motorbikes that stand up standing still just by turning the bars without an internal reaction wheel, just sensors and actuators for the handlebars. It was believed for a long time that the gyroscopic effect of the wheels kept bikes upright but its effect is extremely small. Engineers have been doing experiments on bikes with tiny wheels for years trying to prove exactly how bikes work because of all the different theories. I think Veratasium or somebody made a video on it.
Gyroscope effect lol
@@holdencommodorehsv Since there have been comments, look up the gyroscopic effects on a motorcycle. It explains the physics involved.
Just get on and ride, take it fast as you can, if you crash you crash, if you get permanently damaged well that's too bad, but at least you'll be a man
nah all you need to know is how to control i’m literally 16 and i can pop wheelies and ride with no hands on a g30 scooter
You know shits about to get real when your scooter comes with a steering dampener 💀
Precisely what I was thinking 🤣
Steering damper
@@0TheLastLoneWolf you mean the correct English spelling?
lol yup
🤣😅😅😅🤣😅🤣
I rode a Segway once at about 15 mph and that felt like 50. So I can't imagine what this thing must be like.
🤣🤣 a Segway really?
@@truthnolies8662 I know, I hang my head in shame ☹️
@@lashlarue59 your crown is tipping 🤴 king, lift your head up.
Felt the same way first time I rode a scooter, but the sensation of speed wears off pretty quickly. Sometimes my 37mph scooter feels slow.
nice profile pic, klingon ftw
probably a smart idea to check the manual and torque the screws accordingly
“Rrrrrrrrrrr… click!”
As someone that rides a scooter that can do 55 MPH I've only taken it about 40 max... because there is really no need to go faster, if you have a straight mile race track go for it I guess if you want to but on unknown trails or roads it is way to risky, there is no need for 75MPH, if you make a slight mistake it's game over... Thanks for showing what it can do though.
20 mph would be the max speed I would ride on these tiny scooters everything more than that is just plain stupid..
That's why I now bought an e-bike instead of that.
The roads in Germany are so uneven and broken , you would not survive 5 minutes on this thing If you would drive so fast haha
I have a 6kw scooter, you are correct. At top speed you need to lock your arms like a vice grip on the steering, as an inch of movement on a bump will wreck you. To get above 50mph you need a chain drive geared sprocket, so most hub motor 72v scooters are lying about top speed unless you’re going down a mountain.
I crashed on a scooter with a similar design to the one in the vid going at 80k with no protection I'm still recovering from it but yeah definitely a death trap
@@davidziegler7053 mich hat es schon 3 mal hingehauen und ich Fahre nun seit 1.5 Jahre. Die Dinger sind wirklich extremst gefährlich
75kph is a little less than 50mph im assuming there was a mix up in translation. That thing is nuts either way
could be...
@@LiamDavidsonYT either way sub to my channel bud 🤘 more electric dirtbike content for ya
If u look at the picture he shows of the scooter info sent to him it shows "60-75mph"
@@jonathanbejarano5332 which is why i said a mix up in translation... either way shit looks sketchy 😂
@@EmxBrandon I don't think there was a mix up. They trying to be sneaky with it. But agreed that thing is a death trap
From an engineering point of view and the fact I have ridden and drove almost everything, no scooter should exceed 40 MPH. The brakes and limitations of the chassis design can't handle it reliably and safely.
Exactly, 40 should be max
Even that seems like a bit much. I've gone 35 on my bike. I would never wanna go that fast, or probably even over 15 or 20, on a scooter. I'd be terrified that every little bump in the road would send me flying.
I agree. 40 is fast and no scooter needs to go faster. I had a really bad fall going around 30 and it almost took me out. Hit a deep pothole and was thrown over the top. I landed face first on the curb. Broken hand, concussion, bloody and swollen in every spot that would have been protected had I been smart enough to wear gear. New riders can easily be killed on these things. I was careless and didn't have on any protection. I've owned the fastest ones and it's just not worth it. Falls like the one I had made me appreciate life. And it made me understand why companies put a speed limiter. I shouldn't have taken it off.
my scooter goes up to 80kmh (50mph) but its a much bigger scooter then the one on video u just need to be aware and cautious
@@ivansoric7820 It being big seems to counter the whole point of scooters. The one in the vid already 100lbs. Lol
Bro I can't stop watching. I really wish I had a fun toy like this. I've got 2 kids and a wife that's in the military. Just found your channel and I've binged so many videos already.
There needs to be a standardized tire size for scooters that real tire manufacturers like Michelin can manufacture. With things capable of this speed I wouldn't want some questionable tire.
Having seen a comrad slip with his Michelin equipped roadbike in a roundabout where the others riding Continental just went through, I'd however prefer another manufacturer ;-)
I run Michelin's on my car because I'd get 100,000km's a set and don't drive like a dickhead. But yes, questionable grip if you really push
@@TheAngryZebra You get 100,000 because the tire rubber compound is rather hard.... this is the same reason why they have questionable grip under average driving conditions.
@@Cheeseburger.Launch.Sequence exact. Read Roadbike tire tests, its about GRIP in wet conditions. And then sharp turns, vital in Situations where you want to avoid a crash.
Plenty of manufacturer make 10" tyres for mopeds and under-125cc scooters. But they're falling out of favour with most moped manufacturers. For the simple reason that a 12" wheel is much more able to climb small obstacles. You saw how he almost wiped out on that loose tile looking thing, that's what happens when your wheels are too small.
A regular moped scooter tyre is a 130/70R12. When you get up to 125CC it's mostly 16 and 17" wheels.
Mind you even the twice as expensive Michelin tyres for a moped last maybe 10.000km, cheap ones last about 5000km. And if you do a lot of city riding, you probably won't make either because sooner or later you're gonna pick up a screw or some other piece of trash that punctures the tyre.
Biggest concern is: Please always add a "How fast can you stop?" segment to all your vehicle reviews, that describe all the feel and characteristics of panic stopping. It's the most important topic of any vehicle. It doesn't bug me when somebody ends up in the hospital, but I cry when you die too ypung, because it always starts out so innocent the day it happens.
Depends when you hit the ground
great idea I'll start doing that!
@Omora I am a veteran of motorcycle ridding and there is no comparison on the to vehicles.i own both and I have had accident's on both...head always hits the ground & gravity works much faster on a scooter 🛴.the small wheels is why!
@Omora braking makes no difference.If you are going down your not stopping that momentum.
Always roll tight in a ball when hitting ground..I'm alive to say this.
@Omora That was an incredibly valuable addition to the importance of 'all bases covered'. I sure forgot to mention only doing this test after the tires have been fully broken in over a hot Summer. Locking up the front brake will slap that scooter down hard, or you release quickly enough, and all it did was chirp the front tire. Yeah, progressive brake training should be routine; yours and mine.
Finally someone says something about these fast small tire scooter that are super dangerous.
Saw one of those the other day, he literally went flying over the spead bumps. Jeez, that speed!
That's a stand up electric motorcycle. Definitely not something to mix with pedestrians.
Can pass off as an electric bycicle.
Still safer for pedestrians than cars
or alcohol
Cars don't drive on the sidewalks.
Where I'm at, it's not allowed to ride any kind of e- scooter on the sidewalks.
Even more dangerous when you do multiple illegal maneuvers like going in between cars and going over double yellow lines into oncoming traffic lane.
Well at least you peretty much only risk your own life. So it's somewhat ok
@@Tobiasliese While that's true, morons like that are going to be partially at fault when/if PEVs get banned.
Yeah, as someone who has seen riders turned into ground beef doing dumb shit like this I was sweating watching his passing people in oncoming lanes, the old person turning left isn't going to mix any better with a scooter that can't even turn a corner without laying down lol he should get rid of this thing before his parents have to collect him with a plastic bag from the morgue!
Lane splitting is not illegal in California (where he is)...
@@ambi3nttech but it should be.
Would not recommend doing 70mph on this even if you could. I decked out my Honda Grom to top out at 100mph vs the factory 60mph. Even at 70mph on a tiny motorcycle with 12in wheels felt like a death trap. Can't imagine 70mph on these tiny scooter wheels, zero rake angle, and short wheel base.
100mph lol 🤣🤣 think u need to go back go sleep lad all your just brain dead
70 MPH on a scooter = death or close to it if you fall
All it takes is a pothole or bump in the road and you could die smh
My what should be max 45km/h honda monkey goes 120kmh with a 20hp engine. The 8" wheels sure make it feel like a death trap.
LOL 100mph on a Grom, you got balls of steel!
Escooters have 0 rake angle? Tell me you're an inexperienced rider.
Yo commented on a couple of your videos you probably have to be my favourite RUclipsr when you rode through sewers when you tested out a cyber truck your best 2023 moments when you made a gas E ride pro and your boy Jim so much fun to watch
Id like to see how those shocks work on a bump at 50mph
I would hate to hit a pothole.
they'd work by ejecting the rider removing the unnecessary weight load ;)
@@shammyali3895 LMFAO
Nobody has lived to make that video
@@decipherd lmao
I was let down seeing your buddy rip on the scooter without a helmet or pads @ 6:30 i saw you in full gear and proud of the example you were setting. I crashed a bike in 2005 and had to have brain surgery, luckily I had not complications from it. A lot of people aren't as lucky, we should protect ourselves as much as possible. 30 seconds of fun might result in a completely different lifetime if you're unlucky.
shut up
I had this same experience with a woman. I failed to wear a "helmet" and it's cost me most of my pay checks. Always wear a helmet, regardless of which head we are referring to.
@FRIENDLY JAPANESE BUSINESSMAN he's talking about he has kids he doesn't want 🤦🏿♂️😂😂😂😂
@@jessetaylor1437 god damn that was such a shit joke lmfao
@@maximusextreme3725 LMAO
I have this scoot. I've gone 55mph, but that's not why I bought it. I bought it to go off-roading, and believe me, it can handle any hard trail riding. The battery is unsurpassed! The other day I road for more than an hour and a half and used just 1 bar of battery! Fun quality machine for sure💯👍✌
YOU ARE RIGHT. THAT IS THE SAME STORY TO ME
How much is it?
@@marcellorafalo9318 $3,390
Just ordered mine today to commute to work.. I'm excited... Update.. it broke down after 2 weeks.. got a flat .. brakes went, crashed, and now it's totaled.. it's very dangerous serious road rash, off road tires suck. On the road.. wish I got a kaboo wolf king gt.. maybe next time.. for now I'm staying away from these
@@marcellorafalo9318 you can finance with affirm for $126/month
You couldn't pay me to ride this thing without a helmet! 6:33
Great video. Crazy power! Just a heads up. Never use a power drill to start threaded bolts. You can easily cross thread them.
You absolutely can, it just requires not being a mong. Spin backwards first until you feel the thump of the threads dropping into eachother, then go ham.
@@stompyrobutts All good until you jump the threads. Not worth the two seconds to hand start. Why chance it? Who’s in that big of a hurry. 🍻
fingers usually work@@qoppie9572
you've clearly never worked on anything expensive in your life@@stompyrobutts
Man I had to trade my scooter for an electric moped. Mine topped out a 30mph, and it was a death trap. I wiped out hard twice, and noped the hell off that thing. 50 or 75mph is unreasonable.
Maybe don't go that goddamn fast??
Going between cars with out proper gear on could end very badly my dude
Bro is asking for it
@@demetriusjohn7590 im about taking risks but what he did was just silly.
I was scared for him when I saw that... like holy shit
Would be cool if there were different brand of fast scooters have a drag race or race on a go kart track.
You already know it is a machine when the man surrogates says no part of him wants to go any faster than he just did 😂
There's a vast difference between the front wheel of a large wheel going over even the smallest of pebbles at high speeds then a considerably smaller wheel going over the same size pebble at the same high speed. The physics envolved in both, when using a smaller wheel, can get one hurt really really easily.
No kidding. There should be a sub-category in the EBike restrictions concerning wheel size and speed. This thing should have a mandatory speed limit of around 28mph. E-Skateboards, the same thing but maybe 18 mph.
Have you ridden a hyper scooter before ?
@@Cyberdactyl Most states have a limit on what is legal like that anyways. Bikes (which now include e-bikes or anything self powered) can't exceed more than 20mph (some it's 25) under their own power. So that scooter is illegal as fuck unless you can somehow get it registered and get plates on it (So it needs turn signals and everything) so good luck using that on a public road anywhere.
You spelling ‘involved’ incorrectly hurt my head really really easily🤢
@@michaelweston7957Involved is present tense, Envovled is past tense. Look it up!
Could you imagine going 50mph and a front tire popped and binded. There's no way a tire that small can ever be rated for speeds like that.
If you fall going 50mph just roll up like a cocoon and you may survive
You couldn't more round they're the same size and minimotor racing tyres ! So tyres are not a issue
Just when you were lane splitting? This dude wants to be a temporary citizen lol
That is a dangerous thing for a couple reasons. People will treat it like a toy and not wear appropriate safety gear. Good god please wear gloves. With the small tire size you have a very small contact patch which means very easy to lose friction, as seen when he fell going slowly around a corner on dry pavement. The suspension is only a couple inches of travel, which means the wheels will lose friction with the ground if he goes around the corner and hits any kind of bump, which you will. Whoever buys this will have a very high incident of injury, he’s lucky to walk away with only a shoulder strain. That was a super low speed crash, like I said he is lucky. That steering damper is there cause of speed wobbles, or what they call on motorcycles, a tank slapper. That thing looks like a toy but it is gonna kill some people right quick who don’t understand the mechanism of injury when going 50 mph with shorts on cement. Looking at your own jagged leg bones sticking through your thigh is life changing. Stay away, death trap for sure. If you want to have fun get a motorcycle, way bigger contact patch, much better suspension and brakes, at least you have a shot of controlling the risk. That thing has tragedy written on neon all over it.
And the injury happened within a few days of getting it.
Good insight
“This box appeared at my front door today” and then almost proceeded to scrape his surron 😂😭
It might actually go 75mph. Most of the scooters I've seen come with preset speed cap at like 60%-70% of max speed. that 75mph figure might be maximum uncapped speed, but you need to raise the limiter in the computer settings.
Yes. My standard xiaomi scooter can go at 25 km/h max but with changing the firmware it could reach up to 40 km/h. I'm pretty sure it's the same with this one.
@@hurbrowns5397 It's limited in the settings of the computer controller on the scooter. You can reset the limiter yourself.
Tip of the day☝️ wouldn't lean like that with Offroad tire's on asphalt. Wish u a fast recovery bro! ❤️
It was probably because dual motor + accelerating out of a corner + off-road tires = front tire completely slipped out from under him.
@@117-Z3U5 yeah I am pretty sure those are nylon tires also, it is better to get rubber ones for better grip, also there is a learning curve to riding the higher powered scooters, weight distribution is very important
that happened to me while riding with my friend in Northern New Jersey. we were both going 50 on this little residential road in our area, we both went around a corner with scooters, i had a NanrobotD4+ and offroad tires. i went around the corner and slid, i caught traction and highsided. i wasnt injured AT ALL but it still sucked
That is a sweet looking ride.
But I will say personally, no part of me wants to go over 30mph on a vehicle I have to stand on.
But that's just me.
I have one of the segway ones and I was cruising along at about 10mph and I hit the tiniest little puddle and the whole scooter kicked out from under me. I did a full sprawl onto the pavement, and 2 years later I'm still healing from some of the ligament damage I did to myself. Electric scooters are fun as hell, but seriously ride at your own risk.
My Radpower bike on the other hand is pure enjoyment.
@@krisbrulotte7889 I don't mind doing 30+ on an E-bike. But not on a standing scooter. I have had a couple spills myself. Not fun.
That's some pussy shit we were doing 55+ on gopeds in the early 2000s. This electric scooter is ok buy I wouldn't do the type of riding on it I'd do on a hard tire ped
@SurRonster this was such a cool video from the thumbnail the camera work editing the content. Your truly a skilled craftsman. I just ordered my first scooter Roadrunner d4 4.0. Waiting on it to come in the mail. Sry about your fall.
Wishing you a speedy recovery bud. Keep the content coming.
Even if you could reach 75 mph, I think the increased wind resistance alone would keep you from adequately maintaining that speed for very long. Also wheels that diameter generally doesn't hold a whole lot of speed. But yeah death trap all the way, I would wear a leather race suit with it.
*km/h
@@schmuuk Oh, well that changes things
@@BoojeeKnights Yea. But you had a good point.
The original design speed of the LS7+ was 75 mph, which we have technically achieved. We invited a professional team to test the demo. This speed is really too fast, it will cause safety problems. Therefore, for safety and various reasons, we have decreased the speed limit program to limit the speed to about 55 mph,and we added the steering damper.
Please note that 55 MPH is GPS measured speed not theoretical 55 MPH. Most of the speeds marked on the market come from theoretical speeds, and the idling speed of LS7+ can reach 85 mph. At present, if it can be fully charged and the accelerator is pulled all the way on an open road without stepping on the brakes, it can reach GPS 61 mph.
Thanks for the video , please pay attention to safety when riding,always wear a helmet and protective gear.
While I understand I feel you should open the speed back up or allow it to be opened with a disclaimer or something so you are not legally at fault I'd buy one at 75mph but that's because I come from a Yamaha R1 but maybe I wanna take the scooter instead 55 is a good speed but I do feel 75mph is an amazing feat remember life is dangerous as it is wanting up in the morning and slipping in the shower could kill you so live life to the fullest just my two cents lol don't mind me
@@stickyicky2858 I totally agree, it should be up to the rider to decide the level of risk we want to take. Take RION for example, their RE90 can theoretically do 100mph in perfect conditions though it's limited to 80mph, it's easy enough to override. Although to my knowledge nobody has ever even had it at 80, the option is theoretically there and if I as a rider choose to take that risk then on my head be it, as long as the company clearly states it is not advised.
thank you for thinking about us. I switched from apollo to nanrobot because you never disappoint us .and I loved your customer care
@@stickyicky2858 yeah even though I’d never ride an electric scooter at those speeds it is up to the rider to do what they want while of course accepting the risks
NANROBOT how much do they cost,and are they possible to buy in England? I'm really interested in buying one?
I just got a high speed scooter, and one thing i dont see people talking about is how okward it feels making turns, like i literally only feel safe going at high speeds on a straight a way, and slow right down on every turn
I’d love to see you try and stop that thing in a hurry when a car turns in front of you as your in the wrong lane passing doing 50.
Riders like this make electric bikes / scooters riders look like idiots.
Nevermind hitting a pot hole at 50 with that front tire.
But hey! Go ahead and SMASH THAT THUMBS UP BROS!!
100% agree. I do have a high speed scooter and when I'm on sidewalks I slow down when there's pedestrians, and on the street I ride as if I was a car, I don't split lanes or do dumb shit like that. If I wanna pass cars I do it on a sidewalk or bike lane.
And yeah if someone turns left, this guy is going straight to the hospital, emergency stopping in scooters requires quite a bit of skill and a really cool head. You need to shift your weight back a lot and be mindful of how much braking you apply to each wheel. If you just slam the brakes, as you're most prone to do in an emergency, you'll fly over the handlebars.
When he was lane splitting on those terrible roads I had a good laugh
I have had a hyper scooter for a year now . Your right , definitely use your brain or most likely you arn't getting out of a accident in one piece . Respect it .
When I was young I fell off the back of my buddy's go - cart doing about 50 and did a slide for life on asphalt with leather jacket on. I was fine. The day before I was riding on it with t- shirt. I would not have been fine.
I also got to start out low, right off the pavement. That scooter would leave you standing up on your journey down the pavement.
Have a good ride, either way.
Agreed. Riders like this look like idiots for a reason...
Great review and thank you for showing both side of the experience. It’s fun to ride and it can also be dangerous if things goes left. Get well soon man
Hope you recover fast. Definitely get a motorcycle jacket/sweater if you're gonna keep going that fast. Definitely saved me when I went down.
Saved me as well or Id be dead now got in a really bad wreck I was hit at 50 mph almost head on
@@jesussavescars807 oh wow man. Drivers can be crazy out there. Glad the gear saved you.
Very nice. Thanks for this, this is exactly what I'm looking for in a short range mobility device. However, if I am riding in that thing I'm going to wear a suit of armor. Every possible protection. Hell no will you find me riding that with no protection, a single pothole could kill me.
With that attitude, you're right.
Stay sharp. Eyes open. See and BE SEEN
Don't do stupid stuff and you might get killed anyway.
Kinda lucky that shoulder is the only injury for lane splitting at high speed on that thing
Excellent video only one recommendation not knowing the age group that is watching this I would recommend demonstrating safe driving manoeuvres not like the one where you park between two cars avoiding being in a lame specific for your vehicle but rather on the dotted line this is an extremely dangerous maneuver especially with the fact that this has speed and someone of a younger age could think this is cool but I’m actually being dead is not cool
Keep up the content! next vid be like, “ wheeling a scooter “ = ☠️
I have a kaboo wolf king and I wheelie it. Loads of fun. Would love to see him wheelie it
Honestly just get a wolf warrior
@@IceNihilus Kaabo Wolf King GT the best scooter
@@Gandalf922 Its faster yes, Slightly bigger. IDK where you gonna be riding above 50mph so keep you extra 1K and get a wolf warrior. Does the job at a reasonable price.
My vsett 10+ wheelies like a motorcycle, it's so fun
2:03 that "ew" was personal 💀
Loved the video. the lie about the speed kind of pisses me off though because all of these companies keep exclaiming things that will only ever be able to be achieved under perfect optimum results... I hope people start pressuring these companies to offer the range of said vehicle along using whatever speed they calculate at.. meaning if they say they have a scooter that can do 75mph I want to know exactly how many miles I can go at 75 mph on your vehicle and how heavy the rider was during testing of range and power. No one travels at 1/3 to 1/4 of the power of the PEV especially if it's only 55mph... These companies are being a little disingenuous... no?
true, they all lie, because it is what they sell, someone who understands the subject knows that with those characteristics they cannot give those results
NANROBOT is very honest on speed and range. I bought D6+ last month, the website writes 40mph, but I can reach 43 mph. I love its nice design and the best ever battery life. thx for the video
I don't know about nanrobot or how they are, I kNow about my LS7+ which is I bought newly , it is a monster scooter, last three months I got it with no a single issue so far, so just don't say anything blindly if you don't kNow scooter industry.
the web page says top speed is 55 so they dont lie
All they really need to do is advertise the 50% battery, max speed. I have a Wolf Warrior 11 and I've gone 58mph on a full charge. But it becomes harder at lower batter levels and voltages. Although that may have nothing to do with what we saw in the video (outright false advertising) this would still be a good way to advertise the proper speeds achievable.
did you adjust the p settings to max? usually scooters this powerful aren't adjusted to max power and speed.
Just be careful lane splitting and passing licensed moving motor vehicles on the opposite side of the road like that. Just a matter of time before regulatory laws come hammering down on high speed scooters because of unsafe operation on them by careless riders. When that does happen it will suck all the fun out of it for everyone else that ride safely.
100% agree…this is irresponsible riding and it is riders like this that will completely F it up for everyone.
Agreed
Yea I cringed hard when I saw him go between the cars like that. Shows he does not take the ride seriously with that move. Then behold, he eats it going around a corner and hurts himself. For him, this is definitely a death trap.
@@elsah3339 and the biggest lesson should probably be that he wiped and hurt himself going slow around a corner too, it’s easy getting used to going straight fast, and then overestimating how well you can take a curve, in my experience at least.
@@motalasuger yea and today I nearly went face forward on my scooter going 5 miles an hour. Respect the ride.
Crazy to think this was 6 months ago. I've been watching you for a while. Heh.
And I believe you started at around 130k when I started watching you. Good on you good sir
Thank you for staying tuned bro
People out there.... Always start a screw or bolt with your fingers first and then use a power tool. It stops you from cross threading it and have big problems. A cross threaded bolt/screw doesn't have strength and can be difficult to remove and ruins the part being bolted to.
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No it doesn’t
@@chrisreynolds2410 how's about you explain your throwaway comment....
You know what I said I’m not engaging in this banter.
Good day.
@@chrisreynolds2410 because you don't know what you're talking about. Enough said.
That has to be at least somewhat terrifying, being just on 2 wheels. My first time on an ATV i was going 45mph and im just thinking "i dont want to be a meat pancake"
Defo not 75mph . 50 makes more sense , it's a 60v. aaaand get rid of those offroad tyres. They have no traction on tarmac. PMTs have some 'racing' tyres , some slicks if you're into that but pricy. If not any 11 inch road tyre would work. CST and INNOVA has some. Ask around in your scooter community. They'd have plenty
I commute on E scooter and I couldn't imagine using this. It's so cumbersome. You definitely take that thing in the street.
Mine is about 30lbs. Thin platform, like a kick scooter. The lightness makes it easy to ollie over stuff if I have to, stop on a dime, be agile, take agile turns, do wheelie turns. It basically has the maneuverability of my 15lb kick scooter. But also I have retractable stem and handle bars and I gotta say, the higher up your handle bars go, the less control you have. Mine go really low, it looks like I'm riding a mini scooter, but I have so much agility it's stupid, it feels like skate boarding almost. I consider myself skating/piloting because if you take your eyes off for a second you can crash, because of the wheel size.
Passing cars on solid yellow, driving between cars, speeding, wiping out in a uncontrolled turn....
Fairly irresponsible.
you must be fun at parties Michael
@@nathanielpeacock5093 if you want this type of stuff to be permenantly banned by lawmakers then party on dude. Cowabunga.
@@nathanielpeacock5093 It's all fun until you kill a kid. By all means risk your own neck - someone elses child, maybe not.
@@nathanielpeacock5093 At least he'll be alive to get to the parties.
Your friend should have been wearing a helmet. You are right, very dangerous.
I think 50mph would be the absolute max I'd wanna go. I got the Varla Eagle One and it's a ton of fun. On sidewalks and busy areas, it is way more than enough, I rarely go over 30 mph. On the streets it does feel a tad slow, it tops out at about 35mph on flat level ground (claims a 40mph top speed). Also, the Varla is a big scooter, but that Nanrobot absolutely dwarfs it.
Also don't worry too much about the blue lights. AFAIK it's illegal to ride those on the street, period. Thankfully almost no one seems to mind as long as you're not doing anything stupid, ride responsibly and follow traffic laws.
Scam all you like buddy :)
@@allgoo1990 in the U.S, where I live, there is either no regulation whatsoever, and if there is it's not enforced. As I said, as long as you're not doing anything dumb, people, including police, don't really take notice.
@@allgoo1990 yes, yes I do think it'll stay like that. For one, the government has way more important things on their hands right now that some reckless kids on scooters.
As for street regulations, many streets in the U.S are built by the city or state, and streets such as the interstate highways are subsidized by the federal government. If a state fails to comply with federal regulations, they don't get federal funding for their highways, so there's a really high incentive.
Cars themselves do have regulations, but that's a very recent thing. Cars as little as 15 years old are much much more dangerous, lacking even basic safety features such as ABS, that became mandatory in 2009, only 12 years ago. Cars have existed for over a century at this point. Also, everyone and their mom have cars, of course there's regulation. Scooters, on the other hand, are a relatively uncommon sight, and high speed scooters are super rare, I've only seen 2 out in the wild in my entire life.
And even in the unlikely event that scooters do become regulated, it's not gonna do anything. Going back to cars, things such as flashing red lights, lifted trucks, or modified exhausts are straight up illegal, yet you see them all the time, in Florida you see lifted trucks ever 2 miles. Plus, if I'm a seller and there are suddenly regulations banning these scooters on the street, I'll just say they're for off-road use only, problem solved. Ebikes already have regulations and they don't do absolutely anything.
I'm also aware of the dangers of E scooters, I didn't say anything about their safety, and it's news to absolutely no one that they're dangerous and you can die operating one.
It is clear you're not from the U.S. Before making assumptions or comments like these, try to inform yourself a bit about any relevant topics.
@@allgoo1990 what’s it’s the thing separating thing’s like a robot
50 mph on an ill designed machine like this is just borderline r*tarded. Do you want to die? Do you have a deathwish?
I think if your riding on of the faster scooters you need to wear the full body armour for sure 😉
Agreed. Surviving a solid impact at those speeds you would be better off with a full roll cage and air bags all round. Maybe limit them to 15mph would save lives?
Like racers say dress for the slide not the ride.
I've been watching scooter vids non-stop since some guy overtook me doing 60kmh+ I could not believe how fast these things are, MENTAL.
I own an Apollo explorer. It goes upto 50kmh. I rarely go that fast until I’m on a long stretch of nothing which is super rare. I usually go no faster then 30kmh and use the super wide bike lanes to work which are also separated from the road which is nice.
Where I live, in Belgium, electric scooters are allowed to do no more than 25 km/h (15.6mph). More than enough! Something goes wrong in traffic and you have to break suddenly, forget it on a scooter.
25 for a experienced driver is slow af. On a bycicle Id regularly go 35 and I dont buy the stability argument. Im often more stable on a scooter because you can hunker down and thus put the center of gravity much lower.
@@BlackMetalWorld On a bicycle or motorcycle you're sitting in a saddle, giving you one more point of support, close to the center of gravity of your body. Much more stable. You can feel the difference, take one hand off the handlebars when going over bumps. You may be a trained scooter rider but I think for the general public speeds like 50mph...
My home country just passed a law that helmets are required when riding electric scooters... because of the crazy number of serious injuries sustained by those who use them as transport in our big city centers...
Where ?
Fair enough!
Good law
@@joebidenshearingaid1618 Denmark, Europe...
@@JokerInk-CustomBuilds ya here in Canada we also have that rule , and scooters are illegal if they are faster then 28 mph
Wow, you are human. You actually crashed in this video and kept it in there. Thanks for keeping it
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I couldn't imagine going top speed with traffic on a bumpy road on this. I love my car more so after watching this lol
I Ride a 29" wheel mountain bike ebike with a 2,000 watt motor and air suspension the wheels are really big and wide - 2.5" thick - which really helps the feeling of stability, I ride 37mph on it very very stable and responsive unlike a scooter, and the 4 pot hydraulic racing brakes stop me very quickly. Point is ebikes are fine it's the scooters that are a death trap on anything but perfectly smooth roads, which the UK's are not! My car struggles with the potholes and ruts! Whereas I don't even notice riding through holes on the bike, I just ride ride through them :)
The edges of your new tires were still slick from manufacturing. This used to happen a lot with motorcycle tires when new. I'm sure it still does, although there may have been improvements. Gotta break in the tires slowly somehow.
Yes, the residual "mould release compound" from tyre manufacture may have been a contributing factor (along with asking too much of the aggressive tread design)
@@MrBenHaynes altough thats a thing of the past, with "noname" brands it might still be a thing
also knobbies are not really that great for cornering on pavement
You need more power going to the front wheel than is going to the rear, otherwise the torque from the rear wheel just pushes through the turn which is what I think happened here. Good video 👌
Motorcycles are doing great with rwd. In fact you'd want to front to be in neutral while turning. You can recover if you lose the rear, not if the front slide out.
You know a scooter is not safe when it's faster than a car.
I bought an RS7 last year. Best decision ever!lol So fun. I can hit 55 going up a steep hill on it. Be careful for pot holes. I went over the handlebars once very easy. Bend those knees lol
I thought you talkin bout a Audi RS7. I was confused
@@Samuel-vb5qp 🤣I bet haha. I actually meant to type LS7 too. Basically the same thing, just a slightly different model. Looks like the company updated them a bit. Definitely a little nicer looking
@@Samuel-vb5qp yeah, i was like 55mph? in an rs7? how **** steep is that hill? 😂
Maybe you should try to bunny hop on scooter while going decently fast speed to avoid potholes!
I can't imagine how terrifying the speed wobbles are.
Is that mountain view or sunnyvale? Looks like south bay area
That bar going to the front wheel stops speed wobble.
The claimed 75mph isn't how fast the scooter goes, it's how fast the wind it summons is, so it's also magic.
Edit: imagine being in a car and getting taken to gapplebees by a kick scooter.
I have the RS7 which is similar and it's kinda funny watching cars expect you to be slow when you're keeping up with them
Nothing is more dangerous than how you drive that go cart
Are we REALLY that surprised how this video ended? 🤣
Bro I died laughing. It was soo unexpected 💀
I would have been more surprised if it hadn't lol, just glad it didn't end in a "in memoriam"
There might be a forced cap for the speed that can make it go faster and slower
just had massive shoulder surgery from getting knocked off my 25mph scooter by a car that hit and ran on me.. i cant imagine the damage if it were on this beast.
Lol
@Dennis McConnell hard when you get hit from behind and never saw them coming but sure..lets laugh or crack jokes about the guy who got hit and run on .. great showing of humanity
I broke my leg on the tiniest motorized bike I've ever owned. I still cannot kick myself in the butt or squat fully with that leg. Good news, the suit money got me a killer guitar and amp with the money.
@@virginia7125
that's not a big consolation for losing limb functionality like that
@@Exgrmbl Exactly
I enjoy your videos. Thanks for not using profanity to mark your enthusiasm, unlike your little friend. Healing quickly!
I love escooters. I would love to go faster on them, but I think 25-30mph should be the max.
I agree. The stability just isn't possible without massive wheels.
For you pussy. You literally get used to higher speeds when you do it. No different than riding a car. You learned to get comfortable going 30, 40, 50, 60.. 80, 90, 100 etc
I’d love if he reviewed the CYC motor kit, just to see the true speed of the Ebike conversion kit
its not Tripping out is Moving to the Beat of ya Voice it it Syncs with Sound and Music Nice Feature Great vid eBro Get Well
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8:57 this is so wreckless, it's worse than on a motorcycle!
After seeing this I know this dude is a dummy
Well on his way to being an organ doner.
Should be illegal, maybe.
😂😂😂😂😂dude is really reckless!
That speed is insane, it look pretty dangerous to me 😂
Was going 40 on my scooter the other day on the main road. People were looking at me like I was fn crazy. That's because you have to be crazy to ride these F ers that fast
that electric bike you have in the video looks 100 times safer and more fun
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I've got one that goes 40, and I labeled it a death trap as soon as I rode it. Very dangerous because scooters want to throw you to the ground on top of being unstable.
I'm all
That's mad speeds for a scooter.. I do have to wonder how fast it could go with larger diameter wheels.
I know that would impair the acceleration, but you get the point..
PS: There is always an agenda attached to any video with more than *3M* 🦅Views.
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Their site indicates a 55mph top speed. Crazy scooter though! Last summer I got smoked on my eboard by a guy even older than me and he was on a Nanrobot. A lower model than this though
Me riding in my car: "oh hey there's a scooter on the road. Wait... HOLY SHIT IT'S GOING 60 MILES AN HOUR!
50mph on a scooter seems like a bad idea.
LOL go watch scooter gang and you’ll see scooters that go 2x faster 😂😂😂
and then i'll give it a dougscore
I've got the Solar P1+ which goes the same speed as this...40mph feels insanely fast on a scooter let alone 50 lol
I've had a small crash as well at 22MPH and got inflammatory tissue from it on my wrist and wasn't wearing knee pads nor elbow pads so I got messed up quite badly in both, I'd highly suggest to prioritise getting these as a crucial, especially a helmet
With street tires you can probably reach 60+
Street tires won’t make a difference
Street tires will only make the ride feel more stable on the road
@@ttoyscustoms Offroad tires have more rolling resistance
@@sebw3964 they don’t make a difference, I owned an e scooter and the off-road tires gave me same top speed than road tires. Only difference is stability and durability
Why did it wipe out on a small corner not safe looks like it ?
Big squishy offroad tires and smooth roads dont mix well
Keep up the good work I love watching you!!
At that speed don't motorbike centrifugal forces apply? So to turn right, you actually turn the steering wheel left etc.
i swear every few vids this guy sprains, breaks, fractured his bones😂🤦♂️ this guy is just living his life
Love that wear-thru power cable up front, while you're in the hospital format, you can re-design its routing..
Hey! I got a question for the Surron owners! Can I upgrade a Surron lbx road legal? Like a 72v or something just a question and love to Surronster for helping me out of Covid-19!
I’m thinking about getting something like this so I don’t have to spend hundred on gas for small trips. This would be pretty dope to get.
On the left grip theirs a on and off mode turn it on for it to go faster