GYROOR X2 Electric Scooter Assembly & Review | Versatile Easy To Use And Learn
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
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With summer being upon us and the weather getting nicer, we need to spend more time outside, and enjoy the beautiful weather. Electric scooters are so good for going to the postal office, grocery store, gym and for running all those short errands. So, because there are a mind-melting number of companies and e-scooter models coming out every month, I thought I would give you my recommendation. This electric scooter has an excellent blend of design, performance, and functions that makes it a noteworthy choice for anyone seeking an efficient and enjoyable way for commuting. Please watch the video for all the details, and I hope you enjoy!
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Very interesting.
Large 12" tires is excellent for safety.
Dual Disc Brakes another great safety feature, but no regen brake, so I'm assuming this is using a hub motor.
Another plus is that it has a control pad where the buttons can be reached without taking your hands off the handgrip.
The basket is the cherry on the cake making it highly utilitarian.
The only cons I see is that the folding mechanism looks complicated, perhaps problematic and tube tires are more prone to flats.
Really it's very good..
Very nice scooter review
Thank you! 😊
Now that’s a nice scooter, would you recommend a scooter or e bike?
I currently don't own an electric bike, but we're looking to invest in one very soon so I could really compare the two, but the only thing I can say right now is that e-scooters are usually lighter the an e-bikes so they are easier to take on a bus or train, but e-bikes are great for adventuring and hiking long distances.
This makes me want to barf about not using cars. People are so brainwashed these days.
🚴💨 My Gyroor Scooter Saga: To Return or Not to Return? 🤔
Alright, folks, gather 'round and let me spin you a tale about my latest two-wheeled misadventure with the Gyroor scooter. 🌪
1. Throttle Trauma 🎚😬
Imagine this: You’re zooming down the street, wind in your hair, and suddenly you need to adjust your speed. On my Gyroor, this means twisting the throttle, but here's the kicker (or should I say twister?): the throttle adjustment is so stubborn 🦾 that I have to loosen my death grip on the handlebars to adjust it. Picture me trying to turn it with the finesse of a Jedi and failing miserably. 😂 Seriously, it could use a thumb lever for ease and, you know, basic rider safety. 🚸
2. Flimsy Handlebars: The Wobbly Adventure 🚵♂😱
Now, let’s talk about the handlebars. Ever tried riding a bucking bronco? 🐎 Me neither, but this scooter gives me a pretty good idea! At speeds over 15 mph, the handlebars start feeling like they’re auditioning for a role in a spaghetti western, moving forward and backward as if they’re about to break free. 🍝🤠 It might just be an illusion, but it’s the kind that makes you hold on for dear life and reconsider your life choices. 🥺
In contrast, my old OKAI ES500 (RIP, discontinued friend 🕊), was as sturdy as a rock 🪨. It had less power at 350W, but it had that magical thumb lever that made riding feel like a dream. Ah, those were the days! 😌
3. Basket Bashing Blues 🧺🚶♂
Oh, the basket - sounds quaint, right? But let me tell you, it’s got a vendetta against my ankles. Every time I walk the scooter, it’s like the basket is channeling its inner ninja 🥷, whacking my ankles with a precision that leaves me bruised and wondering why I didn’t just stick to a backpack. 🎒 I love having some cargo space, but not at the expense of my poor ankles! 🚑
Despite these quirks, there’s something about this scooter that keeps me hanging on. Maybe it’s the adrenaline rush of surviving each ride 🏄♂ or the thrill of the bargain I snagged ($280 - take that, overpriced Amazon listings! 💰). I’ve still got a few weeks before the 30-day return window closes 🕰, so the jury's still out on whether it’s staying or going. 🤷♂
For now, I’m off to plot my next scooter adventure or misadventure. Stay tuned! 🗺✌
Feel free to share your own scooter sagas or advice on dealing with these quirky rides! 🤗