Great review! Waiting for my s9max

bro like i'm getting it on Friday and the only reason why i'm buying it is because of this video dio😎😎😎

I got the same one it went 25 mph and clamp hills good

Thanks for sharing

I just got this e scooter yesterday and used it for a little bit. And today Sunday i was actually able to test it. This scooter is awesome!!! A combination of the turboant 7max and the evercross ev08e scooter.

Nice review! I recently bought this to gift to my cousin after his hiboy s2r got stolen. It's definitely hitting a niche market that I'm shocked not a lot of manufacturers try to cater to: a low maintenance, no nonsense commuter scooter that's not just another dinky M365 clone, but not an absolute beast scooter either that requires more involved maintenance and costs the equivalent to a small down payment for a car. It's aesthetics aren't too bad either, I appreciate an uncluttered cockpit and thumb throttles are safer and more comfortable compared to trigger or twist throttles imo. When I was looking to upgrade my scooter after giving my cousin my hiboy, I ended up with the Fluid Vista. It's like a more robust version of this scooter with a higher speed and range, more lighting, and a wider floorboard, but with all that also comes with almost double the weight, it's quite bulky, and it put me beck about 1300. Definitely not an easy scooter to huck onto the bus, but a great arm workout if you ever have to carry it regularly lol. A couple of additional notes. A lot of people find solid tires to be rather uncomfortable since the vibration just gets sent straight through the scooter and into the rider, but they're a good compromise if you don't want to find yourself stranded due to a nail or glass. I would have maybe liked it if they used wider tires on the S9 just for better stability, the Vista uses wide knobby tires to save on tread wearing out and better grip, but narrow solid tires can be a bit like riding on slicks, especially in wet conditions. The 19mph speed seems like a responsible limit considering the narrow tires and minimal floorboard foot space to really brace and balance on. The Vista, which also has solid tires, has some really good travel on it's suspension to compensate, but decent suspension usually adds a fair amount of weight. A sub 40lb scooter with dual suspension such as the S9 is a bit of a unicorn in itself. Considering the somewhat weak battery, the usb charger is a bit of a novelty, but it's probably an okay to use when rolling around short trips or if your phone is dead and you don't have a means to charge it otherwise. The lighting situation is a bit odd on this scooter, with it being fixed rather than turning with the stem, but most escooter riders who ride in the dark regularly typically get a second torch mounted to the bars anyways since almost all scooters lack decent lighting (despite rgb lighting looking cool, it really won't help you see anything meaningful at night lol). For under $400, this scooter is hitting all the right marks. Although if a person has a bit more cash to spare, the Apollo Air seems to be a really good sub $1000 choice for comfortable, lightweight commuter category of scoots.

I got 1 it goes 22mph only last for 10 months would not recommend then not worth the money and when ordered a new morto then they refund me and say out of stock which I'm still waiting for 😢😢😢

Thanks for the video I am considering it. Can the bag come off?

Hello , I need help isinwheel s9 max (this one) or iscooter i9 max I want more of a faster one and that’s better overall in both stats of going uphill , higher mph and better in both stats off and on road which one is better ?

Which wire is the speed limiter ?

I got this scooter but my max speed is at 30mph.