Please let me know if there are any problems or shortcomings?

@@denchik4484 i actually got it two days ago! its very big and hard to maneuver when you're not riding it, and its very easy to scrape it against a wall (and scrape off some paint) or scratch it because it's hard to maneuver. the mat on the bottom also appears to be slightly peeled on a very very small section towards the middle, but i dont think it'll come off. im 100 pounds even, but i was able to get the scooter to hit 35 mph going down a hill and it goes about 40 when propped up on a stool or something of the like. i bought it from kugoo US online. the taillights and blinkers are not very bright, however the headlight is very bright. the horn is loud, but not as loud as a car horn, but im sure drivers can hear it. its certainly very high end, and ive gotten alot of jealous looks riding it in my local city. the brakes are also very strong, and the scooter is so powerful it might launch the front wheel into the air for half a second or so if you full throttle it on gear 3 from a complete stop. it can also skid along the ground pretty hard and leave alot of rubber marks because the wheel spins so fast so be careful of that. the battery is very good, i rode for about 1 1/2 hours yesterday on gear 3 (going about a constant 30-35mph) with occasional stops and it only got to about 30-40% battery. the battery also seems to go to about 25 miles on gear 3 rather than the advertised 50, but on lower speeds (like gear 2 which is 20mph) you may be able to go farther although i havent tested it. the wheel also slips on surfaces like sand and some dirt and isn't very good for offroading or riding on beaches or anything. its a very good street scooter and i ride it on most roads in my city.

@@denchik4484 I have had one for about 8 months now. Previously I had the G3 and it was so bad. Though this one G2 Max has worked really well and I havent had any problems. Just in case you get a flat tire, buy also a inner tube replacement with you. Its really handy