INOKIM LIGHT 2 is my 7 year old kid scooter. It's light stable and super easy to control for the kids. Sometimes he is accelerating faster than me riding side by side with zero10x in eco mode because kids weight is too easy for this scooter :) INOKIM LIGHT 2 is a great scooter for average weight person or kids. My weight is 110kg so INOKIM LIGHT 2 is too small for me, but i tried to ride it and i didn't experienced any problem with it but acceleration is not so good because of my weight, that's why i'am ridding zero10x class scooters.
Ya man, back, wrist, thumb, and all my road rash is healed (pics on instagram), I'm back at it! This scooter will probably be too small for a lot of people, but the Wolf DEFINITELY isn't. Enjoy that beast.
I'm 143lb and my light 2 on a flat providing I don't have the wind against me it will do 36kmh or 22.3mph so slightly over the top speed spec. Vey agile scooter and great for town or city riding top video ginger
Say some teenager riding one of these around here with no helmet and his earphones in, clearly unlocked too. In my area, all of those things are not allowed 😂 Meanwhile I’m doing 55km/h coming up behind him with my horn blaring and he doesn’t hear it till I scream “put a helmet on and pull one earphone out”, bloody idiot, I’m all for fun but that’s just dumb. They look nice to me, but they’re not very motor stronk. Finally got my hydraulic breaks in, the pads are freaking huge, let’s hope the missus doesn’t throw herself over the front again after I put them on the 60km/h modded GTS (I had some fun last week)
Ya some people get a little too comfortable when they are riding around. Better to give them a reality check of your own then get blamed for running into them later. Those hydraulic brakes sound sweet, but definitely be careful with that front one! Sorry to hear about the missus :(
Ginger On Wheels it’s all good man, she’s stacked pretty hard about a month ago now and she’s finally coming up good now, poor thing has been having to take it easy the whole time 🤗 I’m with ya man, honestly felt like kicking him into the bush, he kept riding all over the joint, there’s two lanes on that path and he took up all of them 🤦🏻♂️ Check out the XOD’s I bought, I feel like they’re going to be more reliable than the standard ones on the Wolf 😱 AU $45.99 26％ Off | XOD 2 PIN E BIKE MTB Hydraulic Disc Cut Off Power Brake a.aliexpress.com/_mN6aTor
Ya , sorry its taking so long. :/ Tons on my plate right now that isn't youtube related. I hope to someday be able to do this full time, but as it stands, I'm a busy dude! I will get there though I promise.
Ginger would you say this scooter is your top pick scooter for kids and small women? I need something that can go at least 20pmh for them with adjustable handlebars.
20mph, adjustable bars, and for kids? Yeah this is probably your best bet. Look into the emove touring from voro as well. $50 off with code GINGER50 there, too. bit.ly/VoroGinger
@@GingerOnWheels ya I just tried the Touring but received a lemon with a few issues out of the box so had to return it. Now looking at the Inokim Light 2 for them. They been sharing the Inokim Mini 2 for the last year and are ready to step it up a little especially since they go on rides with me and need to keep up. I like how the Inokim Light 2 is low to the ground just like their Mini is. The new Apollo Air 2022 looks great for them too but no adjustable handlebars and my kids and wife are all different heights as of now. Any other recommendations? Thanks
hello friend. any thoughts on scooters in wintertime? im wanting to buy a scooter for winter as im using and euc for summer time. ebikes arent an option for me as the nice ones are illegal
Scooters in the wintertime aren't bad. You can see in my Kaabo Wolf Warrior review I even rode it around in the snow! I wouldn't recommend it though... Just make sure you get some nice gloves (electrically heated are awesome) and motorcycle helmet to keep the noggin warm, and you'll be fine.
Honestly this would be a great choice. My GF is around that size and loves this scooter because the handlebars adjust, looks cool, and its so lightweight. Anything over 30 lbs and she hates carrying it, even up 2 stairs.
I think either scooter would be plenty. The GT might be too much if she isn't a daredevil. I think this Inokim is aimed more towards being 'pretty' and easy to use / safe, where the GT seems to be aimed more toward performance "how much power can we stick in this tiny scooter?".
Ya I think anyone over 5'9" would feel the same way. The scooter CAN extend for bigger riders, but when the bars are at max height there is a bit of wiggle that I don't like.
