Thank you that’s Awesome I’m glad you are enjoying it!

Yeah I know I was actually thinking I need to get one while I was on that ride. I have one on my other scooter and probably going to put the same on the Kaabo.

Thanks Dan!

@@JeremiahMcintosh $7.95 for tossed Chicken salad (with fries), 1 slice pizza and drink. Can't beat it!

The BMS will cut it at the designated voltage, regardless if you're moving or not. Under load If the voltage sags down to the designated voltage cut off the BMS will cut power. . Unless this uses a more sophisticated system in which there is a communication between the BMS the controller to where the sag can be reduced by cutting torque under load in order to maximize range during low capacity. I'm not overly familiar with this scooter in particular so anyone can correct me if I am mistaken

Nope, have a kaabo mantis se, 60v scooter cut off is 52v, its dipped to 48v and keeps going, after rebound it would go back to 58.8v.

Yeah that’s for sure not sure it’s worth the pain and medical bills though lol. Just so happens as I was talking about it those deer ran across the road good example I guess. Thanks 👊🏼

At first I read your comment as running into a John Deer. I guess that would be bad too.

Yes they have been working really well. Open up the description of the video by tapping the little arrow next to the title and the link with coupon code is there.

No, I don’t think so. They’re LEDs and hardly draw any power.

That definitely doesn’t seem right. I would contact the company.

Have put two hours of ride/run time on one charge

😯 🤕 be careful out there!

A guy I worked with got killed on his motorcycle when a deer jumped out in front of him. There are TONS of deer where Jeremiah and I live in SW Pennsylvania.

Hmm not sure 🤔

Haha... lawn chair.

Not good for it but I got to show everyone how it performs:)

@@JeremiahMcintosh did you ever get that range again? Wondering if when I decided the same test to mine killed some of the capacity of the battery.

I haven’t noticed any problems with range after that test.

There are a couple comparison videos. One of the videos, in the comments, someone wrote that the Mantis 8 was not built to last. A few things in noticed in almost all of the Pegasus videos- poor brakes that needed new pads constantly, screws and bolts that needed constant tightening, the “D ring” that holds the handlebars to the deck breaks almost immediately and a battery that some believe has cheap cells, plus customer service isn’t that great. None of these problems exist in the videos I’ve watched reviewing the Mantis 8. My gut feeling is “steer clear” especially with so many documented issues right out of the box.