T J lmao wtf?

Of course. You need a license for this.

Bruh you sound like a kid. What do you know.

Dan Odden In Europe you do, not sure about US

@nunchaku101 Wrong, you have to be at least 16 to use e-scooters.

There are different variations of the Mantis depending on the retailer. This is the Fluid Free Ride Kaabo Mantis

@@content6032 They copied the whole thing

@@akolettio2210 boo hoo

I was doing a little less than 20MPH on mine when I wiped. I got lucky....no broken bones or concussion...my elbow is fooked though....bruised to the bone and I won't be able to move it too much for the next two weeks!!! BE CAREFUL PEOPLE!!!

I was wondering what hospital was building these.

It's actually safer because you have more control

Hi Kamran, I checked out the Langfeite scooters and I couldn't find any that matched the Mantis. And the company, Ningbo Kaabo Technology, is located somewhere else in China and doesn't appear to rebrand their products for resellers. Please correct me if I'm wrong on this.

There is a scooter that goes 85km/h is around 55m/h

Michael Sha nice 👍

Does it come with 10" tires?

@@Bajotaz yes

Which LG Cells does the 24.5 AH use?

@@SuperJoanator 3500amh MJ1

Are u from LA?

@@JoeyBallzMcBigMe no, I'm from Portugal.

It is awesome 😎

47 mph is the fastest I've gone on an electric scooter. Insane.

@@JoeyBallzMcBigMe I have done 63mph on my wolf king lol

I realize I'm kind of off topic but do anybody know of a good website to stream new tv shows online?

@Legend Aydin Flixportal :D

@Leandro Aydin Thanks, I went there and it seems to work :) I really appreciate it !!

@Legend Aydin you are welcome xD

@Alex S thanks! I cover a lot of golf events and currently looking for a solution moving around that doesn't require a damn golf cart.

@@makatron Just verify with the golf club that they accept whatever you want to try though. The people who keep the course grass and grounds in trim take that seriously (because the people who play on it lose their minds if things are less than perfect). Many vehicles seem fine but may leave tracks that suck anyway.

@@lorcro2000 it's for mostly go through the designated path anyways, and here in Dominican they don't bother you much during tournaments as long as you don't bother the players.

Cycleboard

gokart tires would make it handle like shit. wider tires would make it bumpier not smoother ride. get a scooter with ten inch pneumatic tires are your good to go. the RND and megawheel are 2 of my favs

Because they would be classified as a motorcycle.

David they definitely do make bikes that go that fast that aren’t classed or sold as a tagged motorcycle and they probably don’t need to be. There are gas scooters that do that and then some for

You can build one yourself for less than that - see channels Vortecks and Andy Kirby for ideas and info.

Do you really want to KNOW? This model bounces so WON'T turn you into a lean fit machine just for riding it. The 8 inch wide airless tire model will. Larger than that tires for human beings are rather OBSOLETE. We need "on asphalt belt drive BOARD" not JUST at least car speeds. To make CASH quick hoard these in a month street value will be four figure WINDFALL profit flip. Electra's honest review is PRICELESS. It takes courage to tell the safety truths about braking or motor power. I have asked for this and will defend THEM all stops out.

Ik they’re the same. I was just making sure he knew

@@nickel85 no they are not, turbowheel Lightning, Techlife X7/X7s, Speeddual, are all manufactured by Unicool and model name is T10 ddm...Kaabo Mantis isnt rebranded and the mantis is Kaabo's own Design (Thats why its couple kg's lighter than T10 ddm)

People need to figure out payment plans

@@jacquelinewalker-5731 The problem right now is too much credit being used, not too little. If you can't save up to buy a $1500 item cash, you should probably not buy it. Unless of course you use it to replace a car as a commuter, in that case the sooner you get it the more you save, I suppose.

@@lorcro2000 credit is the thing

buy the parts and build one

Tell this to Michael reaves lol

On the FFR site it says 8 to 12 hours. You could pick up a fast charger and cut that time way down but it might not be the best for battery longevity. As for a second battery, the scooter is not designed for quick battery change outs. I've got a Mantis on order.

@@ByronWalter congratulations Bryan!

What scooter do you recommend then?

Rick Deckard doesnt looklike handle bars fold

The stem folds down and locks so you can carry it one hand. The handle bar itself does not collapse.

Lol

Clone

Add slime.

@@cst2577 Have you ever tried to replace a tire after someone put slime in it? Very difficult to remove without damaging the wheel.

3:44 61 - 65lbs

I wonder the same thing?

9to5toys.com/2019/03/11/review-insta360-one-x-camera/

@@Electrek thanks for this, subscribing to you, as I'm getting an electric skateboard soon and wanted to record just like you. Much appreciated!

the mantis fold, the time for charging depands on how bigger charger you use.

265 lbs it says on their website.

mantis is 5kg or 10pounds lighter

10X FTW!

mantis

MANTIS PRO IS THE WINNER.

lightning+ ( basically a zero 10x pro ) from ewheels.com

Jehovah God It’s riding a motorcycle at 40 mph standing up

Alex S omg that’s awesome 😎

Has to; Mica who did this review never had the balls to take the Turbowheel Lightning to its max speed as he admits in that video. :-D

Mantis for sure...

Nope. i had the pro version its really a scam company. Out of the box one of 2 controllers was dead.

light rain , no prob

Stfu you crybaby ass bitch

The issue isn't speed but the rider's attitude.

Speedometer, u can see @1:07 it reads 41-42

It has zero ip rating

No

E Groelly Try watching the video

Eric Buell Rion Scooters are the only ones that go that fast

Rion scooters and dualtron X

LTO fifteen minute CHARGE trike featured at OPENING of "minds eye DESIGN" channel MOBILITY FAST paced many company's efforts recognising video from last year at LEAST meets your requirements as do others in VIDEO! Go fetch it FOLKS! IGNORE narration error ABOUT Audi concept weight!

@@fojrsepta4959 Fojr Electra gave A VERY thoughtful extended review BUT the machine your advising is not available used YET NOR is website CURRENT. Spam yt channels like most recently kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fKueftimqKnPdaM.html show it this year at 7'03'' in for four minutes using old sources but nobody has updated there time to MARKET FORECASTS. Taking up a kwh every couple MINUTES (aka supercharging) is indeed the missing element. This scooter TODAY featured's $2100 model has about a fourth (kwh's 1.5 V 5.3) the BATTERY of the Thai Tuk class despite it having limited range- unfortunately it takes much LONGER than a few MINUTES to refill . . .more like hour's RIGHT? (Car??????) AUDIO companies have been using the only battery chenistry suitable for traction power. One Australian audio company has rolled out a power wall claiming ONLY it pays for itself guaranteeing decades life at three 100% charge discharge cycles a day. The solution is to buy a bassy boombox ('Bluetooth Speaker') with the scooter as ACCESSORY for power port on it apparently. Spike Lee needs to do ANOTHER "gotta have it" flick but titanium not alkaline tuned and Greta at 16 glorified not gender reversal cat plot.

Check out by maike kk10s scooter. It comes with a seat kit

I read that they use a new bolt in production to eliminate stem wobble...did you purchase one recently?

fishingtwister yes , last week

@@sq7ikr That's odd. They resolved those as off 2020 models sold. Fluid free ride will resolve im sure if contacted.

fishingtwister I’m in EU :) I’ll try to figure something out

hard pick. I think you like em both, pick the one that's easiest to get and where you think you get the best customer service if anything it don't work or any problems. Or dead on arrival or whatever.. I would get the cheapest one because they both are expensive as F*** for a kick scooter and where I would get the best customer service if needed, so if that means the more expensive one, I'd take that for the customer service quality.

Also could be the best thing you can have with your scooter. And save you some money not visiting a dentist/surgeon/etc vs people having foldable bars

@@michaelganshin2017 Using your logic, having no wheels could also be the best thing you can have with your scooter. And save you some money not visiting a dentist/surgeon/etc vs people having wheels.

@@amenhotepavoskin1307 don't be exaggerating. Using my logic is just better having reliable bars than having some kind of foldable ones with plastic nuts. They are not metal ones, moreover even metal nuts can break if they're made from shitty metal. And it all happening at the time you're going full speeds like 40mph. Just realize that. Or is it not enough facts?)

@@michaelganshin2017 Here are some facts in return. During all my years of riding scooters, I always had folding handlebars (still do) and they have never ever failed me, not once. Is that fact enough? Mine are not made of plastic, they are made of metal. I don't how "shitty" this metal is, I am not an expert in shit. But the fact is, they don't break. See above.

​@@amenhotepavoskin1307 well, that's ok. And I'm also know guys who broke their handlebars. While they were riding almost full gas. And this is very special kind of pleasure. I must admit. P.s: what scooter do you ride? Is it a kind of commuting rides?

Mantis