A 60+ MPH Hyper Electric Scooter - Kaabo WOLF KING GT Pro with SEAT Review 

This is my first electric scooter so I am still new with the entire maintenance process. The Wolf King has several components that are plug and play, like the screen, brakes, Speed Controllers and lights. The battery itself unfortunately requires the rubber deck to peeled off which is held on by tape deck. The wheels are held on by bolt and basically require special tire removal tools and a few HEX Wrenches. Some users use cheater bars since the bolts are on pretty tight. I don’t thinking you would get a flat because several users tried to puncture the tires with nails and screws. As for other maintenance I think making sure the bolts are tight, the unit not exposed to damp conditions and battery is maintained around 30-70% for long term storage. Thanks for watching and if you have any questions I will do my best to answer them!!!

@@RobotMasters All good mate. I found parts on the actual KAABI site... eg Tyres and Brake pads etc. I'm hoping they come down in price so I can get one.

@@RobotMasters TIME HAS PASSED ANY PROBLEMS?

@@BOOSTEDLASER As of now the scooter been holding up well. The Hydraulic disc brakes started to squeak.

Thanks for the tips, yeah I read something about burning up the rear motor. I kind of with the scooter would keep that last Speed Setting and motor configuration. Minor complaint, 12 Hr clock option👍

I keep mine in single because I get these crazy power surges that wanna throw me off the scooter in dual

@@hyrulemasterchef9573 You can decrease the throttle response in the higher speed levels. For example level 3-5 you could go into the scooter settings and keep change the throttle response to level 2 and still achieve 40-60 mph top end speed. It will take a little longer to reach those speeds.

@@RobotMasters it’s happening even in level 1. Bad. Really bad. It’s what Ginger on wheels was talking about. Super dangerous

Does this happen to you? Any solution to this?

I agree, with any machine it can be dangerous if used incorrectly.

well said, I think it is ridiculous that Karen's always focus on what could go wrong instead of embracing the future and technological advancement in commuting, Haters gonna hate and while they do I am saving shit tons of money at the petrol station and buying crypto with every bit that I dollar cost average by it not going into a gas tank to the tune of 60 dollars per week.

@@jamalfadesemall9275 Here in Denver, people have mix feeling with the Lime and Bird Scooters. I get some people are reckless and zoom pass pediatricians at high speed and use sidewalks. Alternative transportation is the future especially with the rising of gas prices.

@@RobotMasters pediatricians lol

Me 3! 😁 👏🏾

Thank you, I do my best to add a little humor in the video. LOL hopefully they make a speedy ride on vacuum 🤣

BTW, best review I've seen regarding all the settings options, well done! Also, I've read someone suggested using dual motor mode with a lower setting on the front wheel to get better mileage, traction, and performance over the single motor mode. I think they suggested 60% for the front, but don't quote me.

Well, the Wolf King would be more than enough to get around town. In my opinion it a bit overall. You could go with Kaabo Mantis that offers the 40 mph and decent range for 1400 less. The reason I say this is the Wolf King Large size and weight makes it a little cumbersome for around town usage. The scooter designed for off road trails and long distance commuting on roads. I personally found the smaller scooter more ideal for my needs. Of course the Wolf King is a impressive scooter if money no problem. Just keep in mind the size and weight.

Thanks I know a lot of viewers didn’t watch the entire video, but thought showing the settings is important. Yes enabling dual motors is better since it gives more even wear and tear. Single mode range vs dual mode wasn’t much of a difference especially if you cruise around 20 mph.

Sure I can add a link to the accessories 😁. So do you do road biking or mountain biking? Yes sadly the seat only one height and sits up fairly tall. For vertically challenged people like my self it can cause a problem 🥺

@@RobotMasters I do all road biking. Exercise for my knees.

Yeah it different from my usual stuff I review.

@@RobotMasters yeah I’ve been here for a while for the robot vacuum content

@@XavierHarrison Thanks for your support 👍

Thanks, I got it through Amazon amzn.to/3nAdaVM

You are able to achieve 70 to 100 miles if you keep it under 15 MPH Single Motor Mode.

From what I have seen with other videos they average 30-40 miles depending on rider weight, terrain, and speed is probably the most important factor. At a average speed 15 mph with a rider of 160 lbs the manual claims 110 miles. Realistically expect 30-40 miles. Lastly having the scooter in single or dual mode will affect range. Me personally I leave it in single motor just because the type of terrain I do don’t require extra power or traction. Off roaring or going up steep hills I recommend putting in dual motor.

I used one of the cross bars on the scooter frame to attach the camera. It took a little finagling to get the Camera’s clamp to fit in between the plastic fender and frame. Once it was positioned correctly I was able to tighten down with the set screw. I believe I have the link to that specific rear view camera I used.

Currently I have around 160 miles. The Scooter is holding up so far. The disc breaks are a little squeaky.

How many miles do you have on your Wolf King? I am new to scooters so is there any recommendations for maintenance or tips and tricks. I had to change the power setting for Level 1. I felt the throttle response was too minimum. One thing I wish it had was a switch for on and off cruise control, similar to the Segway GT1 / GT2.

It sounds like you are in single motor mode. Also I assume you are in level 4 or 5 speed level. Unless you changed the power settings, level 4 and 5 should be faster than 40 km/hr.

Thank you for your answer 🙂 so I'm fine in dual motors, mode 5, battery at 100%, scooter on foot so freewheel and I only reach 48 km/h. I don't understand... I haven't tried it on the road yet.

@Sandy Boulet Go into the setting and see if any of the levels got changed. This model you mentioned should easily hit 45 mph depending on weight and terrain. If you are still having issues, you can screen shot your setting and send them to my email, which is on my channel.

Dang, top speed I went was around 40 mph. For me that was pretty fast. Never had a scooter like this before so it definitely takes some time to get use too. The biggest thing is the weight, feeling like handling a small motorcycle than a scooter.

@@RobotMasters yeah. Can you get the dryer module for the s7 max v ultra dock?

LOL it too fast for me. The weight makes it too impractical for most cases. Which one do you have?

Big fan adams tech reviews

@@kippertheman Thank you

LOL from Amazon. Search Rubber Duck 🦆 for bike

Not really designed for towing, but a few hundred pounds should be fine.

Thanks 😊

Voromotors

Thanks for the tip, I can’t believe they use a cheap chain to hold the lock bolt. Overall the scooter nice, but I can see where they took some shortcuts.

And your rubber ducky too

Yep too fast for me 🫣

There a lot different scooters out there. Depending on what you are looking for there the vsett 10+ which is half the price and offers similar range and speed. If you don’t need to go crazy fast the inmotion S1 has decent range.

This scooter is fast but very stable, in no way can this scooter hurt anyone other then drivers mistakes. These scooters should require a license to drive. You keep low key hating yet watch vid?

There is an executive office chair with hydraulic lift lever! I can ride for miles in almost sedan car comfort, got 2 armrests, suspension, drinks holder, headrest, lights intergrated into the back of it, and music speakers. Most cool thing of all at over 60 mph I can lean back and relax but still stay in control!

Amazon, is where I got mine

can you please send me a link?

@@06922610 I believe the link in the description of video. Links in comments get removed automatically.

I don’t think so, just E-ABS Braking

@@RobotMasters I thought I read that it did. "Configurable regenerative braking recuperates energy and recharges your battery whenever you brake."

@@ssoffshore5111 I not to familiar how the regenerative breaking works on the scooter. From what I experience is feels like ABS breaking where it pulses when you apply the break. It was a weird feeling so I disabled the feature.

It handy for the traffic

I also planing to do this,best solution...I follow you.Regads from Dublin

@@darkozivko7683 Looking forward to seeing your take

Ooo my man that is sad story..my wolf king gt pro is stil in shop,I was have zero 10x sell him and now waiting for surgery and return to work and then...but until then I making preparations....

@@darkozivko7683 Oh what happened with it? I was going to get the Dualtron storm limited but it was a $1,000 more and heard some user’s having speed controller burning out. I am looking at a lighter scooter like the vsett 10+

Thank you for the information, I usually recommend charging the scooter in an open ventilated area. I also recommend never leave the scooter unattended while charging. With all electronic products that utilize rechargeable batteries could pose as a potential fire risk. Lithium batteries for the most part are pretty stable but accidents do happen. As for the range, me personally I can get 40 - 70 miles. Of course this depends on the speed you are going, weight and terrain.

How many scooters do you have?

@@RobotMasters 2

I heard about the Rion, looks crazy fast but it also twice the price.

LOL