I wish the UK would catch up with the rest of the world…

amazing video, very well explained, a massive thank you RIDE & GLIDE

very insiteful , never get your battery wet ! My gas scooter was great in an epic rain thunderstorm !

Thank you , my Apollo Phantom gets me up hills in my area very well.

Such a good video and such a good idea to have knowledge on what you're looking to buy. I was gutted when I bought the Kaabo because it was just too heavy 😩😭 going to get me an Apollo next 😄✌️

pretty much spot on there. nice video and thanks for sharing. quick question on the watt hour of the battery.. that "Watt hour".. is that hour.. the longest it can in theory supply the scooter at full power for... say a 2 x 1000w scooter with a 1000w/hr battery in theory can power it for up to 30mins at full power or have i looked at this value rating wrong?

I really like the Dualtron Achilleus.. I really like the look it’s plenty fast for me but I also looked at the Wolf Warrior Pro with the signed wave controller and had the nice display…?

I have a Duatron Thunder. Greetings from Lisbon

In Croatia is legal 25km/h and 5km faster is 100€ ticket but that means 28km/h I'm OK so I have gone with Vsett 8 which has max spead with mee 85kg 38km/h so I'm in centar of town and I'm wery hepy with performance. And I'm in ewry situation faster then the car I'm not looking for garage or 1zone parking and I'm,crusing and I'm good I'm not in traffic yame and I realy like it.

i was listening a random e scooter video and someone told that for a quick approximation of range, you can times x2 the ah and turns out i found it pretty true. Obviously, this is just a quick estimation but it works well. Sorry for my english btw

Folks, you need to start your timestamps in the description with 0:00 to make them work properly ;)

So even if and when they're made legal here, anything over 25km/h could still be illegal? D: I'm currently looking at getting a Vsett 10+ or Nami Burn-E, but if they're still going to outlaw them then I might hold off

It's going to be my only means of transportation

I had no idea other countries regulated scooters as heavily as they do; I’m in the U.S. and I’ve just bought the fastest, most powerful scooter I could afford and I can ride it virtually anywhere I please…. And that’s in California! And no state loves their rules and regulations more than California

Great video, don't forget the Kaboo Wolf king gt pro and Rion scooters.

Hello i get an ECU sign on my display and it wont accelerate. I drove when it rained quite a lot and this is probably why. I looked up ECU and found out its to do with the control unit. So is it just a case of buying a new one of those? And is there specific types for specific models of scooters or does it not matter which one you buy? Or what can i do? Would appreciate any help.

Great informational video. Maybe reasearch how to correctly pronounce Xiaomi if you are interested.

It blows my mind that private scooters aren't legal for you guys, but the rentals that are misused and left laying about are just dandy. Beam scooters just arrived in my home town (West Australia) and it's a mess, NO ONE cares about stuff they don't own. As for "safely integrating" translates to "how we can tax you more" while trying to look good. Also, why does none of this BS apply to bikes?

I'm been looking and researching for a new e-scooter I've asked others and both gave same answer hope you don't I'm looking at the Dueltron and weped my budget is 7000.00 to 10000. Or what would you recommend?

Hey man I’ve been looking for a scooter for a while and I’m looking for Around 1000+ plus dual motor Water resistance because I live in Ireland Something that lasts Weight is not a problem I am pretty strong I want good speed and decent range 30-40 miles per hour And I have a budget of around 1200 euro Best case scenario is a 1800 euro scooter on sale for 1200 but I have been looking at the emove cruiser and I’m around 75kg but the emove cruiser is a bit on the slower side

A new UK road legal e-scooter is about to come and is launched here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y8t-jbqYmtKXXYE.html

Hi, my apollo phantom is less than a year old and its got a crack in the frame. What do I do?

It needs to be able to handle a lot of weight And it needs to be able to ride in the rain

That's hypocritical that you can't drive it but can rent where you live.

In Canada it's mostly illegal to ride on other than private land, but in most places it's "tolerated," and it is mostly if you wear safety gear and don't ride like a dick.

Germans love their rules and regulations, they are perhaps the worst example of a free people in the world, nobody with a rational free thinking mind should follow in their footsteps. Therefore i think wanting them "legalized" is a bit misguided, governments do nothing better than ruining fun for everyone and stagnating progress with it's own principles of what something should be. It could kill the passionate e-scooter scene entirely. Legalization does not equal freedom for all, or fairness to those without a license. If you somehow think e-scooters should be regulated to the extent of requiring a license, insurance and registration, then you've lost the point of alternative transport altogether. What is the point of having options if they all force you into the exact framework to cars? Seriously, laws make nothing better. People still die in car crashes, In neglect of what they were suppose to have learned, taking innocent lives with them. It doesn't make a damn difference when you take human error into account. Even with data & statistics, you can't compare billions of car drivers with a few hundred thousand e-scooter riders when the riding environment is all designed for cars. You can barely walk anywhere safely nowadays because vehicular arrogance. Thinking within the current legal framework will not work in taking PEVs into the future, and it surely will not grant us the "freedom" we currently have riding them, even on "private land". You don't need laws to encourage rational riding, you need rational people. The problem of irrationality is not an issue isolated to the use of vehicles.

i'm fat and rich i'll buy the most powerful electric scooter

Do electric scooters go the range advertised. The answer is simply NO