Chuck you guys getting done for the Scooter market - thanks from the riders!

I'm just gonna say this in a Comment, not a video about this. I bought an Emove Cruiser recently. They really are amazing as far as the range-- as a 220 lb man who takes backpacks of heavy groceries on it, found it easily making long distances with plenty to spare. The one thing these scooter companies don't tell you is how exceedingly *dangerous* these scooters are. They have a lot of power and they are not real capable beyond basic suspension and two-wheel capability for dealing with anything problematic. You want to think as if you definitely 100% will spill out, crash, fall off, get knocked over, slip, etc. because when it happens then you will not get hurt or not badly. If you do not have helmet, kneepads, elbow and hand guards then you are asking for serious injuries. You want to take many many hours to get comfortable with this thing before you go in any bike lanes where there are cars. These are not as difficult as unicycles but they are not as easy to balance as a bicycle either! Take heed. I bailed on a bad city sidewalk step that had no warning. It sprained my shoulder, scraped my beautiful Cruiser and left me thinking very different about this experience. I had proper gear but not knee pads and now I will never ride again even on a perfect day on just a secluded bike path with pavement again unless I have full protective gear. Don't underestimate that part if you get one of these. The Cruiser takes some getting used to for feel (as I'm sure any scooter would). It's extremely durable and well designed, which is fascinating that scooters cannot be at this point because they are motor vehicles and really need an elevated safety standard. I do NOT like the index finger throttle which comes standard and will upgrade for $70 to the thumb one, once they become available again as they are currently out of stick. The reason is if you need to brake quickly, your mind can confuse the brake with the accelerator since they are less than an inch apart and use the same finger motion to stop or start. This in my opinion is a design which will not last for this reason, people won't want a trigger like a brake. The wide deck makes it possible for someone like me who extremely wide feet to be comfortable. The kickstand is heavy duty and very well designed-- lacking this can really suck, so kudos for a great job with it. The adjustable handlebar feature is excellent. It does have a propensity to be unstable if you are not attentive to the locking mechanism, thus you want to make sure before you get on that it perfectly tightened. I had to make adjustments on trips a couple of times before realizing how to get it perfect every time. There's no play on it, or noticeable play despite the adjustable height! It's fantastic. Many top brand scooters more expensive have a problem with wobbly joints on the stem for your handlebars! Emove took care of this beautifully and it's an important feature. At 23mph or whatever, you do not want a handle bar slipping down and turning some direction away from the wheel which stays in the same place? You want a locked tight bar for your safety. The charging is easy, they made a good cap for the under deck plug-in which is critical because going on bike paths for me forces me to deal with dirt, mud, grass, etc. that could get into it if there was not a nice fitting. This is another smaller issue but so important to just get right. If it wasn't there, you could have electrical issues and some scooters just don't concern themselves with that aspect. It does not necessarily feel like you think it would by watching these videos? You have to be very very attentive to all road or pathway conditions at all times. One obstacle in the road (particularly on a bike bath in a street with cars) can be highly dangerous, such as a wheel or a branch or a can or bottle, etc. right in your path. They do take turns very well and you can corner with them but that takes some skill. The technique you develop with these things takes time. You want to really get familiar with it in maybe 50-100 miles before feeling confident. The risk is so great if you fall off and crash the wrong way that it's important to deal with safety first. Once you get the hang off it, you find that you can lean, you can slant and do quite a lot of very intricate maneuvering. It can feel like you're surfing, you can get through tiny pathways, you can slink through some pretty short distance curviness on a path...but you won't want to try these things until you got the techniques down. Scooters that go past 25mph-- I wouldn't even touch one. They are SO incredible dangerous that my opinion is to get one with a max of about 20 and then using it with caution for a long time. If you bail at 50mph on the road, your life is in extremely serious danger and these scooter manufacturers do not hype up the danger of crashing factor. Obviously they want to sell them and you need to be safe on your own, but this is a serious point. 25mph is dangerous enough but if you get a racer, you want to be more than experienced, more than skilled, more than confident that you can handle every inch of that scooter without question about how to manage the handling. Overall, you are not going to get a better quality scooter with such incredible range, smooth ride-ness, durability, overall outstanding design quality. The range is so great that it can be used as a commuter but keep in mind it's best without a load on your back-- I had a backpack when I bailed from a horrendously bad sidewalk and that is what caused me to have a hard time dealing with the crash. The customer support at VORO Motors is outstanding. A nut came off in shipping, they sent me a replacement same day no questions asked. They were very easy to get a hold of and didn't insult me with a bunch of b.s. to get a simple answer. Don't underestimate the power of 25mph is my biggest point and if you need a scooter with high grade construction and features, you won't go wrong with an Emove Cruiser.

I've got my mind set on this scooter now, let the savings begin!🤣

Since when jeff bezos made reviews

7:15 "I just sit on it, kinda works for me" Now, THAT is what she said

Thanks for adding metric units in your vid. Very helpful for me and will also surely attract a boatload of new subs!

That's it! I made my decision on which scooter I want. You guys rock! Love your reviews.

Love how you explain everything thoroughly. I learned a lot from this video. 🥰

I bought this just now only because of how well you reviewed it. You’re the best. I would love to see you review other tech !

Thanks for all the advice in these videos. I decided to go with the EMOVE Cruiser for my daily commute. I'm hoping that with regular maintenance it will hold up to the daily grind I'll be putting it through.

Thanks just bought one with your link! Appreciate the review

Superb! Thanks for the great and thoughtful reviews!

You've sealed the deal for me, I'm convinced. The 7%discount will come in handy!

And there’s videos on KZfaq straight from Voro Motors on how to fix almost every part of that scooter

This is the best, most informative video I've found in a lengthy search for information on these e-scooters.

*Thanks for the review! Very helpful.*

Hey I came over from Airrack’s page. Thanks Chuck! I live in Florida and totally want one now! Thanks for an unbiased review. Semi hydraulic brakes 🥰 big break caliper 😇 I feel safer just watching this!

VOROMOTORS instruction manual says "even though the Cruiser is IPX6....not to jet wash it". How can this scooter pass the IPX6 rating and not be jet washed. That's what IPX6 stands for. Actually it stands for heavy jet washing. Can anyone explain this?

My only regret for the Cruiser is the handlebar is just a little too short for me at 6'2". It's still a great ride, though. So after I put a bit more range on it, I may be writing in to ask if they've had requests for an extended t-bar or see if I can order one custom. But the big selling point for me was all the replacement parts that are available, including a replacement battery, and it's modular design that should make repairs more-or-less trivial.

Am I the only one that noticed the "that's what she said" moment? lmao

i want to get one so bad. great video man keep up the good content!

I hope to get this come the new year,...thanks for the excellent re-review. PS: My old azz will be getting the seat for it as well. I love this beast!!!

Thanks for the review! I particularly loved the "That's what she said" joke ;)

Mate thank you been trying to find one that ticks all the boxes I need and this one I exactly what I'm looking for.

You show a direct sheet of water going into front light/horn unit. I bought an Emove Cruiser and that unit failed in the first two weeks. Emove customer service told me that the light was not part of the scooter and thus not included in the ip6 rating. Oh, yeah they don't have any replacements either. That makes this video sharp practice.

Awesome content. Your videos made me purchase one today. I had an eye on it since the begining of the month. After my intensive research , I found out that this E scooter have , imo, everything you need to be happy with. I feel like I can recommend this product without even trying it...

oh man, I've been saving up to get one of these and this video just kept getting me more and more excited

Whoop I'm getting the emove cruiser I'm going order it any day now!!

Just ordered mine from beyond electrek for £1,150 can't wait👌

This will be my first scooter...and an InMotion V8F for my first electric unicycle!!

Can’t wait to see this.

Voromotors customer support is amazing. Great scooter too the cruiser.

Hi, awesome review! is there a chance you can list few more long range scooter with a ip55 and above rating and decent hill climbing ability? i live in seattle so i am going to commute alot in the rain and i also have a lot of hills to climb. thanks up front.

You need to put that thing through a durability test. That hinge looks a little flimsy but everything else looks rock solid. You need to let someone ride that as a daily commuter for like 2 months see if it's got any problems. Great review. I got a 18.6 mile an hour scooter. I wish it went faster but I'm OK with it.

That's A Beautiful Scooter 😱

I concur that this is a great commuter. The single motor has had plenty of power for my 150lbs and the semi-hydraulic brakes don't seem to need the constant adjustments that mechanical brakes require. And yes, Voro repsonds quickly. How quickly it will be when there is an actual issue, I cannot say because I've not had any yet. One last niggle - the spring front suspension can be a little clunky sounding over rough roads. And yes, the thumb throttle isn't ideal. But all-in-all, I find it a competent commuter.

You sold me at ipx6 I’ve been searching for a waterproof electric scooter

AWESOME review, Chuck!! Makes me even more glad I have the Emove Cruiser! Did NOT know about the USB outlet in the back!! Very cool..... Good job, Chuck

Thank you for the kind review ESG team!

thumbs up i am gonna be using a similar one

Looks like they made some nice improvements over the Speedyway 5, but the parts replacement system means you need to buy them only from Voro motors since they don't seem to be standard connectors. Correct me if I'm wrong...

This is the only scooter, with massive range, that does not cost you an arm and a leg. I just ordered one for my 8 year old daughter. I needed the adjustable stem, because she can't ride my apollo pro. I needed massive range so she can keep up with my apollo ultra and i did not need big power because she's young. I wanted a quality scooter with big range, high quality battery, decent suspension and power. She'll be able to enjoy this thing until she needs a car. Yes, it's one of the most expensive single motor but i think you do get what you pay for.

Has all the features and easy to replace anything. I mean dual motors would be nice but I like range. I'm looking to buy in a few years for me and my wife for traveling retirement outings.

How well can this scooter climb a 15% grade hill. I’m wondering if it has enough torque to get up some steep hills, even starting mid way up a hill. I’m deciding between the Emove Cruiser and the Apollo Explore, realizing the Apollo has a larger motor. Any help would be appreciated.

I ordered the touring today I like that it has suspension on the fork as well as the stem looks super beefy which I need

I bought a beastly scooter the other day, the deck height was literally 12 inches off the ground. I couldn't get used to it. Now I'm thinking back on that judgement...

My Horizon has the quick disconnect of the throttle 6-pin connector. The biggest problem with this is the odometer, it resets with the power outage.

For those asking about top speed, it's in ESG's written review: 26.5mph on flat ground with 165lb rider.

Didn't hear you mention top speed on this cruiser, please elaborate! Biglove 👊

Debating between this and the Apolo Explore. Recommendation between them for a 13 mile round trip and no off road needs? Love the channel and really appreciate what you do!

ty for video

Thats what she said, that was great man.

Hey you recommend a headlamp for this bike but does it mount on to this bike or do I need to get like a accessory rail? Appreciate your videos and I just purchased this scooter using your 7%off code thank you

So many electric scooters about these days but still illegal in UK. Great video by the way.

Gonna be nice change after m365 :D hope it gonna arrive fast :D

At 5:22. Yell at me if I'm wrong but it'd be really easy to install your own connector. If you have a new light you want or something cut the wire strip a bit off and attach the connector to every single wire. Voila.

Hoping you guys at ESG still checking in on this review. I am a heaver rider about 120kgs fully loaded. This scooter will handle that but I have a pretty big hill between me and my work. 10 to 15 % incline over around 2 km. My last scooter, Boosted Rev (RIP but fully refunded after it failed), easily did that so was wondering how this scooter would handle it? Nervous about single drive but the Zero 10x while great is too have for the buses and trains I have to take.

Looks nice! how many miles total it can give per charge?? is it a solid model/brand for doing Uber eats daily deliveries? Thx

Can u pls do an e-scooter review on the joyor f7

Great video guys very helpful I’m trying to purchase this scooter but your link is not working, what’s the code for 7% off the the scooter ?

In addition to the disc brakes does it feature an electric brake as well? Sometimes disc brakes don't work well when wet, do an added electric brake would be a welcome feature. Also, if it does have it, is it regenerative?

hello i am impressed with the level of knowledge this channel provides us newbies Question can anyone tell me what scooter brand or model for a heavy build guy 240lb not toi many hill. thanks much

Wanted to find out if big dog Remier liked the Mercane wide wheel pro ? I’m 6ft , 235 lbs and I’m thinking of getting the wide wheel pro has a second scooter . I already have the Turbo Lighting and I love it , but the mercane would be great to teach my wife and for me , just for fun .

Round tires nice for turns !

Could you do a review of the Emove Touring?

I just got my EMOVE Cruiser. Everything looks good except when I hold both brakes and rock the scooter back and forth there’s 1-2 inches of play. Is that normal? I know in your video you mention that the Stem is one of the best. I’m just not sure if that amount of play is normal?

Braking performance is huge, still would be even better if the road wasn´t so wet !!! You also showcased the (only) right braking-technique ( 8:52 ), but I´d bend my knees even more...

Hey ESG Thank you for the video and the Discount code I just purchased this scooter today I saved $97. Are you guys going to do a video on the new Emove Cruiser they upgraded few thing on this scooter? Btw I have the Unagi and it’s terrible you can feel every bump on the road hopefully I don’t have that issue with this one

I need advice: is it worth extra money Vs Kaabo Mantis Lite Plus (800W 18.2Ah)?

I've recently got an eFlux Lite Six from a German store. The structure seems identical, can you please explain why it's possible to find apparently identical scooters from totally different brands? Thanks

That’s what she said (the office) NICE👍🇨🇦

im so confused which one to buy cruiser or the new touring? i work 1.1 miles away in Wyoming. lots of dirt roads n uneven pavement. snows once in awhile , low traffic barely any cars population 600. i wonder if i can make the nearest town which is bout 25mins drive away. so maybe an 45min ride with escooter. i like having solid tires in back but wondering if they offer off road tires? if so i would have to buy a full extra set of tires with rims for faster swapping of tires. is back tire solid?

6:32... Up periscope 🤣

Very good review sir , but it would be nice if you could mention the weight capacity , as we are not all little fella`s , apologies in advance if you mentioned it and i missed it .

Really impressed with the IP57 rating. Way too many of these highly priced scooters are lacking such a (I feel anyways) essential peace of mind certification. Especially for an everyday commuter vehicle. Its between this and the Rev for me. Tough choice.

Can you guys please provide ergonomic grips? It would just add that little extra amount of comfort

Thanks for all you teach us. Here’s my question: Is it possible to take an electric scooter in a passenger airplane, as luggage (assuming it’s weight does not exceed the max allowed weight of 35 kg). This is a crucial question for me, since I live in a small island and would like to take my e-scooter with me when traveling to the continent, 500 miles away. Or do airplane companies fear the danger of exploding batteries (since the Samsung phone case) ?

What kind of things do i need as a newbie coming into eletric scooters? 🤔

Does anyone know where folding handle bars can be bought for this ? You pull a latch with arrow and it folds. Thanks

What are the top speeds you are reaching for each mode on relatively flat ground

Hello. Did you cut off the water test ? Wanted to show it to a friend but it’s not on the video anymore ?

Whats the top speed? 25?

The Stem clearly moves and has quite a bit of play...especially the top section...also those turn signals need to be a lot brighter, so they can be seen...and correct me if I’m wrong but I believe I’ve seen where the front suspension bottoms out rather easily... Another thing, I think the positioning of the throttle is awkward and could make it uncomfortable...a deal breaker for me is the slow start to get up to speed and the heavier weight doesn’t help the portability...

Came for the review, stayed for the ears lol

Can you do a rewiev to the e-scooter mega motion m5 pls

Can i ask question? Inokim. Has water resistant?

How well it accelerates and what is the average top speed, earlier Emove Cruiser was not that zippy, and quite slow in acceleration. Would be nice to see a comparison with Speedway Leger.

Can you put a seat on the cruiser?

Can you also do a review for Hiley escooter?

This is the best scooter on the market around the price

can a seat be added to it?

Trigger accelerometer is way better than thumb style. You have much more control, and IMHO it's more comfortable

can you change the light bulbs of the turn lights with ones that are brighter or more powerful? is that something easy to do >

Nice review, what is the coupon code

Is the 51 miles done at near top speed? If I go at 20-21 are the 62 miles achievable? (I'm 165 lbs).

>unbiased >always puts best scooters at the top of the list Riiiiiight...

Can this thing go on light trails alright? Light gravel and dirt with the occasional small hill.

Thumb drive is the worst way ever to ride a scooter bro I love the finger throttle so much safer and precise without having to have a loose thumb trying to hold still at a speed

I was going to buy the turbowheel swift or the fluid horizon....what do I end up doing? Spending $1400 on this one!!! 😅😆😝😆 It better be worth it! Need it for the gym, work, and school...should be able to make the trip back and forth to all of them all day. Probably around 20 miles total for my whole trip each day.

The USB port was one of the features I was wanting there to be. I'm a big guy, about 6 foot 5 and 250 lb. How well-suited do you think this device would be to me? I have short legs and a long torso. 34 inch inseam.