We have 3 e scooters in our family. Just ride. Ignore the idiots! Great video (again).

The laws in the U.K. are wrongful. Arlo ! Love your videos and your sense of humour 👍

You could be a perfect replacement for Jon Bentley on the Gadget Show. Decent video and love the burglar doing the hill test. 😂 p.s. My EV gets me about 3-4 miles per kW. (i3s)

Thank you!:)

I just love your humour. I wonder who the stunt double is?

Another good review. EVs get more like 4 miles per kWh btw.

brilliant video 😎 I have exactly same scooter with decent one Max written on it, 10mls max range at 11mph, Xiaomi 17mls at 15mph HX X8 is the manufacturer, of Riley, turboant X7 Pro decent one max, you're wrong about the Xiaomi scooter not being as good, I haven't found a hill it can't go up lol even the AOVO pro can go up steep hills,

Legalise e scooters British government should, as long you wear helmet hi vis lights on, maybe knee pads, i just got pure air pro e scooter am going to go for spin around town Tomorrow silly not legal

28 miles is quite a range…so is it doable?

That's wasn't it's full potential, if you hold both buttons in, and go on the setting p4, you can select FF (full function) and it'll give it another 5mph

Government moans about wanting an ECO friendly environment but then decides to make e-scooters illegal to ride in public even though e-scooters that go 15 mph max are no faster than pushbikes. 😁

Read on only if you like the sound of urinating in to a strong headwind. Some points to note: 1. I agree that we live in a frustratingly risk averse age. 2. With risk taking comes responsibility - the consequences should not affect those who have not agreed to such a deal; bungy jump to your heart's content but don't conduct bike/car/scooter races on roads in public use at the same time. 3. Let's not fool ourselves with regard to the demographic to whom these scooters are designed to appeal most. a. Will 14 year olds* drive within the limits of their ability and respect the safety of those around them? b. Current laws restrict their speed to 15 mph but this is an administrative control, easy and tempting to bypass. c. Do you honestly believe that they won't be used on pedestrian walkways, much in the way that bikes have insidiously claimed them too? 4. Scooter performance at the moment would, I contend, restrict their use to use to mostly short, flattish journeys, most commonly in built-up areas. Do we really need more traffic on town centre roads? 5. You didn't cover what insurances scooter users are required to hold, so let me guess. 6. I predict that, whilst superficially a boon, these vehicles will quickly become a bane. *I could sense the literal-minded baying for "evidence" even as I wrote this cipher.

I have just purchased a Riley RS2 to use on our private track roads . Have to say it’s a load of rubbish Throttle doesn’t cut out when you take your finger off, impossible to pump up the tyres with modern bike pumps. I was duped by the British association when it’s very much a Chinese product with a pretty poor Chinese type instruction booklet . No security features, to stop anyone running off with it whilst you stop and leave it for a moment not even a code key , a beeping noise is heard going up hill , no understanding of what this is for . It’s terrible on the hills and struggles on very small gradients. I am 96kg with a rucksack so on the maximum weight line , but it should still get up the hills better as other scooters I’ve tried No phone number helpline , I want to send it back but as I’ve used it not sure how I would go about this . Waiting to hear from Riley , not holding my breath

17.700 in 2017 27.700 look at all the 7's whoever made up those lies likes the number 7 fabricated stories always have repeated numbers I was trained to spot false statements, verbal and written,this is a classic lie 🤣