Appreciate the well wishes. Point of the video series is to save anyone else from going through what I'm going through. There are a LOT of people riding these that have never been on a scooter before of any kind. Also I wanted to point out the difference regardless of the power/torque increases was that they changed it from FRONT to REAR wheel drive. If they left it Front wheel drive like my ES4 this would not have happened. I received this before it was available to the public. It wasn't even listed on the website yet so I didn't have full specs. Funny they touted the new snow tires, dual rear fender so you don't get puddle spray on your back, and multiple waterproof ratings. Now the manual specs say not to ride in snow or get it wet. Go figure. Cheers and stay safe.

Good move.

Shit, thanks for the tip, I want the higher speed limit of Sport mode, but the torque (I think I have it set to max now) is kinda insane.

Thanks but got bad news today when I went to a new Orthopedic doctor. X-ray showed bone broken in multiple places and will need surgery. Stay safe.

@@TheBatracho I think you get the higher speed, I think changing the throttle it gradually goes to the top speed than rapidly. Either way the scooter still performs so well.

Thanks 🙏

Thanks but got bad news today when I went to a new doctor. X-ray showed bone broken in multiple places and will need surgery. Stay safe.

Good to see a fellow NYer has the P100s. It's definitely on the heavy side. I was thinking if I should of sold my Ninebot Max especially half of my commute I take the subway

@@Aktor2 Man! sorry. I hope it will be a quick and smooth fix. Hope you return to normal walking ASAP .

@@graffmixer I like the Max a lot. I've been lazy to make any video. If you use the subway weekly + scooter then please do NOT get the P100s. It's 72lbs. I strained a back muscle going up 2-5 stairs. Maybe consider the P65 which weights less or keep the Max. P100s is a pain in the ass bringing it inside a store. Which is why I got it. I want to see what I do not like

@@wu9223 I actually got the P100s the beginning of October and I do agree on the weight. It is pretty bulky to bring anywhere. I had the Ninebot Max and not I regret selling it. A KZfaqr "Electric Vehicle Space" reviewed a scooter the Joyor S5 and I'm debating. Its $604

Haha something like that. Thanks. Be safe on whatever model you decide to go with.

Thanks. No I think it’s just a big step in torque from my old model and the fact that they moved the power wheel from the front to the rear. If they had left it on the front it would’ve been fine.

Exactly...I don't go more than 25 MPH in NYC

@@graffmixer At 67 years old I feel very fortunate that I can even ride a stand up scooter with such skill. LOL. Still ride my bike 125 to 200 miles a week.

Thanks but got bad news today when I went to a new doctor. X-ray showed bone broken in multiple places and will need surgery. Stay safe.

@@Aktor2 Sorry to hear. I will be proactive and safe when riding. Just witnessed a crash between a scooter and car last night.

@@michaelchin3550 Wow....Thats great you're able to. Me being 42, I'm making sure I'm still active that age I'll. I also have an e-bike as well but looking to get a non-ebike if i ever find a bigger place.

Thanks hoping so

I’ve noticed a few people posting various issues with it unfortunately

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Thank you for the comment and well wishes. No worries, your English is fine. I appreciate the feedback.

That sucks bro. I hope you feel better and heal up soon. Be safe.

@@Aktor2 You too, man!

That's terrible. So sorry you got hurt. I will not underestimate the p100s.

Try a dualtron storm limited and you won't say that lol

Thanks just healing up and going through the motions as best I can. Here it’s limited to 25 mph until after you put 3.5 miles on it then it opens up to 30 mph.

It's a commuter scooter. Not for jumping curbs. Don't do anything stupid and you'll be golden. It's a great scooter.

@@jasoncolliver3648 Ya I figured so. Dont want to jump a curb plant rear tire with throttle on. Makes sense. Which is ok sometimes even great riders can make mistakes. Our friend here got too used to front wheel drive. I'm still probably going to grab Apollo City Pro. I like the idea of 2WD and its a good price.

I appreciate the comments but I should provide some clarity. Here in Chicago, and I would assume other major cities we have Divvy (bikes, ebikes, and thousands of segway scooter) rental rack’s all over the city. They’re almost all located on the sidewalks so you have to ride up and down the curbs to get to them and return them. I didn’t say I was doing X-games tricks. I was simply exiting the curb as people do all day every day. Those Segway scooters are ALL front wheel drive. To do it safely weather on a bicycle OR scooter, you smoothly pop the front wheel a bit to un-weight it or you’ll crash. (there’s no shortage of videos out there showing people crashing who try to ride up and down curbs without un-waiting the front wheel.) This is standard practice when you’re a kid learning how to ride a bike. Segway reached out and offered this scooter to me before it was available to the public. I was invited to a private group and we all had to purchase via Kickstarter. While we were waiting they kept sending us promo materials and YES, they promoted this scooter as bigger, better, faster, MORE suspension (so YES as intended) as well as Multiple waterproof ratings, Treaded tires, off-road capability, better fenders to stop water spray and even suggested could be ridden in snow. So to the people that say it was not used as intended, you didn’t see the marketing materials we were sent when they pitched this new product to our private group. The GT series even showed them fishtailing. All of those rentals are front wheel drive. What I am questioning is the why they decided to switch to rear wheel drive when all of their other models are front. Especially when adding all that torque and power. Mine was and is still regulated down from maximum power because it’s in training mode until you put 3.3 miles on it which I still have not due to the accident. Yet it still had so much rear wheel torque it flipped me. I was simply doing what people do every single day with any scooter in a major city. Thank you.

Still deciding if I want to sell it. I’ll let you know.

You could say the same thing to Travis yet he still crashes all the time and is constantly getting injured. I think he has a record for broken bones 😎