E-Scooter with 100 km (62 mi) range? I tested it! 

Yeah but as of recent he shilled for under powered and under ranged Rad Runner plus.

Use battery capacity specs. I.e. 48V 22Ah yields 1.056kWh. Try the same with other pack capacities

agree that guy a sbou 65kg.. and riding american flat roads.. so yaaa try this in europe and you easily cut that to 35-50km.-.

@@nin1ten1do also add that it was a constant ride, no multiple braking and starting like normal use in a city ride. I weight 115 kg and I have a scooter with 10 mAh battery with a 350 kw motor. I can make in the city in winter time around 12 km with one charge.

@@AC-db4ek agree

@@AC-db4ek btw it’s 10ah and 350w That 350kw gave me a good laugh tbh no hard feelings 😂

Hahahahahaha

96%, only 93% of internet users.

@@thokim84 "only"

Metric was invented during the french revolution only to be as against God as possible. Weird right? Don't believe me? Look it up.

actually the entire world uses pounds and miles. don’t let the liberal media fool you

9to5Mac sup

You dont have problem with loose screws after drives?

It does not go 60 miles. Am in nyc. Only way it goes 60 miles is if u used the first gear which is the slowest speed 10-15 mph.. if you used it 2nd gear 15-18mph or 3rd gear 20-25mph it does not last 60 miles... i have a emove that's how i know. Am in NYC

You Already I feel like you’re from nyc, not sure tho

@@youalready1207 NYC has a lot of hills though. Hills eat up the battery something fierce. In MIcah's test you can see that there's a lot of flat ground.

I went 53 on speed 2

45 on speed 3

At what battery level does the scooter start to lose acceleration?

Is there scooter like this with 2 Motors?

@@baconisgoodtoo amp wise on the gauge on the handle bars for keys( depends on battery usage life) 58.9 full, 42.1 empty, it loses bout 2-3 on 47-48, so half wayish, but i haven't gotten my battery below 25 yet, so at most 5 mile loss on 25-50% battery life if going full speed

Definitely an e moped over a scooter if you are doing that much

Prob Uber

@@jorgearana9838 lol how is uber going to take him home WTF he probs got a taxi lmfao

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You’re in luck, I already did that one. Search our channel and you’ll find it.

how is it with hills? do you lose alot of range?

They use different batteries, Although the top speed is the same the ranges are drastically different, The Touring gets according to Voromotors 40 KM/25 Miles.

@@Spursrule1969 They both have new 2020 LG batterys but the touring is just much smaller

@@Pintexx Yes the same brand but completely different specs, Cruiser is 52V 30AH LG, Touring 48V 13AH LG, So the AH are the issue, The Cruiser has 30, the Touring only 13, That means the Cruiser has 2.3 times the AH the Touring has, Which is why it can do 2.5 times the range.

He rode in gear 2 I think

dna2087 25 kg which is about slightly above average

Yea this seemed to get a bigger reception than I anticipated. If there’s interest I can do this sort of thing on e-bikes too.

How does your emove handle going up hills

manolodavescribtv ~ I wish I could tell you. That piece of trash never worked properly. It’s currently sitting in a corner gathering dust.😡

NoProGoPronto why

BSMTV RAIDS ~ I bought a refurbished Emove Cruiser directly from the company to save a few hundred dollars, and it was trash right out the box. It’s never worked right. Screws keep falling out, and there is this weird ticking sound in the front wheel area that no one can figure out. They won’t take it back because I bought it used. Add a few hundred dollars and buy a better scooter from another company.

@@NoProGoPronto I had a clicking/ticking sound coming from the front. But it was under the deck where the sound was really coming from. Open up your deck and check for anything loose . That screw under the folding mech is gonna be a pain in the ass to remove I had to remove the whole locking mech and stem to access that screw.

You will get 50miles guarantee at 15-20mph on this scooter, as long as you are under 170lbs 🙌🏿

Just a dead cat over a lav mic, dangling in front of my shirt since the clip broke months ago, lol

I believe he's using the Insta360 as they come with a feature that gives that look of no pole in the image...it's just a grip of some kind attached to the scooter...he wouldn't hold it and ride at same time

I was about to ask the same question. It's linked in the description.

Agree. Mine is called "GoWheels" but looks exactly the same... Its original name is "Speedway IV pro" - www.minimotors.co.kr/shop/goods/goods_view.php?goodsno=1881&category=066 -

We have the ideal temperature range for the EMOVE Cruiser and have customers riding during winter.

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I saw another video of you use the 2nd speed is like 46 miles and 3rd speed can go up to 35 miles

amzn.to/3JmDMmf best phone mount ever, can hold pretty much anything securely 🙂

sounds like to controller or the motor

He tricked us. He used 2 Scooters. THAN and only THAN this range ist accurate.

3, go fast baby!

@@Electrek you definitely are the rockateer

I believe it was about 115-120 km, but I pretty much ignored it and looked only at my phone GPS after seeing early on that it read higher than the GPS-verified data.

@@Electrek Another load of BS marketing data to upsell the Emove Cruiser. Speed is the most important factor which influences range BUT in here we only talk about GPS data, breaks, being tired, FAKE odometer and FAKE range data! I'm amazed (but not anymore) that an "expert" in building battery packages isn't able by just reading specification to get a close estimate of what would be the max range. 1600W peak motor power, 52V and 30AH battery, +110Kg average weight including rider, some uphills, starts and stops. Are you good in math or are you just good in upselling marketing BS and getting a free scooter?

@@billadmond9450 Seems like he's very good at math, but applied to $$$. Your approach would be to make a one-line remark in a forum, which I won't believe, while his approach shows that it's feasible in the real world. Could it be done 'by doing the calculations/measurements'? Sure. Fun? Hardly.

@@grandbuba There are already too many stupid fanbois like you on the troll bandwagon that I won't spend time with numbers and data. You're just too stupid and uneducated that you can't even troll the proper way.

@@Electrek people pay a lot of money for bodyboard vibration board including it is sad pro athletes and certainly University teams use those machines. It's been over a year since I've chimed in about how the scooters seem to produce a similar experience. That is not only is it tiring but it's a low injury workout? Since you know what it's like the next day you could volunteer some information about whether or not you build some muscle did some toning and although it would just be speculation what if you are doing this daily or every other day? Most scooters are reviewed for their suspensions not for the healthy vibrations that do get to the body. Since many people ride for sport for leisure and not for transportation I have yet to see a scooter that was designed to take advantage of the science of the kind of vibrations and distance Etc the Board needs to be moving in. Now scooter deck isn't as wide as these machines that you will find at a health club or pay thousands of dollars for and most paths are not as conducive to various yoga positions etcetera of the calisthenics sort that are in Turbo because of the vibration but there are various writing positions that you could incorporated into the design of scooter so my money is that for Christmas there is going to be a squirtle squirt are for the girls LOL I did say scooter that gets marketed by before and after pictures of the butts just like other exercise equipment does. I nominate this one if you want to get a bite but can't get yourself out there without calling an Uber before you broke a sweat I guarantee that if you ride with a friend and you both leave your phones behind heading out to a really nice destination remembering to bring your masks but no money or plastic you will get what you seek. It is a different Market than micro Mobility has pursued before. Let the entrepreneurs commence to dominate it! unless I'm ignorant anybody who pursues it aggressively will have the first crack. The scooter deck is a stage and It prepares you to be up on the podium if that's what you seek the lean muscular physique. please note that although surfboarding requires Talent and definitely is a sport muscles respond to vibration because it torques them and swimming is more cardiovascular t h a n toning and that your foot wear will matter so don't wear Z coils if the goal is not to be sore in your muscles not your joints. the impacts are not the sort that destroy the the joints they are continuous and small and frequent many many more than walking or running and yes if you have a huge parking lot all to yourself you can do handstands etcetera on a scooter to work out your upper body as well but don't blame me if you get injured or kill somebody and please advise your loved ones it's not my fault I did say empty parking lot and obviously not while you're beginner or prior to this possibility being confirmed.

Great question. Hope it gets answered

A comfortable seat so my bottom isn't sore, plus you stand on the pegs occasionally.

Get a scooter that comes with a seat. And a scooter with a suspension. And a large battery option. 3200w scooter with 30 Ah battery at medium speed should get you 40 miles if not better. And you will be comfortable...

Please answer this question for us @electrek

Personally I prefer bikes for long trips. However, I find that my neck can get pretty tired from holding my head and helmet up after about 2-3 hours pedaling a bike, so it’s something of a trade off. Just depends which part of your body you want hurting! 😀

At 4:53 into the video, his display has 100 km/2.75 hrs (2:44:something) so that's 36.36 km/hr. or 22.59 mi/hr. impressive!