I don’t agree with your riding style. Your yelling at someone that’s not yielding to you at a 4 way stop sign. You need to stop yourself pal. They are wondering what the hell are you doing. Just remember you have to follow the rules also. I’m all for going fast and being adventurous.
@@Mrvoltagebx mmhmm sureeee bud that or youll get pancaked might teach you some valuble respect and to ride in a way that dosnt make the PEV community as a whole want to chase you down with stakes and pitchforks........your a stain until you post videos otherwise proof is in the pix and puddin my tiny minded pancake bound little friend PROOVE ME WRONG AND MAYBE MAKE MORE EFFORT ON MAYBE YOU KNOW SOME MEANINGFULL COMMENTARY MAY WANT TO START FRESH WITH ANOTHER CHANNEL just saying.
@Gary8it thing is this is Nee York there’s a risk that if he stops and a car is behind him they can steal his scooter. So him looking around before he goes is ok to do
Im between a couple other manufactures before I pull the trigger. Haven't seen much about it but have seen Gingers RU-vid channel talk about a power surge while riding... Voro sent him a WKGT Pro and they dropped the ball on a couple basic items. Brakes weren't checked and HB locking mechanism was not set but had 15 miles on the odometer out of the box....? Did you have any issues and have you felt any strange short lived power surge on any rides. I like the price point but does it perform as it should I guess is what I am getting at. Thanks!
Yes the power surge, does work that's How I broke my leg going down a hill. It goes really fast but all you have to do Is hold on to the handles really tight. I love this model and I would definitely get it again. But, I think you should wait because the wolfking gtr comes out soon and that one will be way better.
The police stop e-scooter riders from riding on the expressways and parkways in Queens but yet it's allowed in the Bronx. Why is that? I don't think I've ever seen any signs saying it's illegal for an e-scooter to be on an expressway but supposedly e-scooters aren't allowed to exceed 30 mph even on city streets. The laws aren't very clear about where vehicles can and can't go. That's why I wouldn't buy a WEPED Sonic X to use in NYC unless it came with a VIN and I could put plates on it. I see no point in buying a vehicle that can go over 60 mph and isn't allowed on the expressway. I'm not going to do 60 mph on the city streets or the bike lane. NYC is a vehicle nightmare where only a few people follow the rules of the road in terms of speed and signaling turns. I have both a car and motorcycle license but e-bikes and e-scooters are sort of a grey area with no skill levels required for riders. That's kind of crazy in a city packed with vehicles and crappy streets. E-bikes and e-scooters are great and I use mine wherever they're allowed but I'm very careful when riding. I'm not in any hurry to get where I'm going and I stick to bike lanes when they're available. I wish NYC was more PEV-friendly but NYC caters mainly to cars and that's how it will be for years to come.
If that's bad, imagine living in the UK where any privately owned e-scooter is put in the same category as a car, insuring it not being possible therefore they can give you points on your license, a hefty fine and seize your e-scooter from you without the possibility of getting it back. Safe riding!
E-scooters like these are just pretending to be low powered e-kick scooters, just like electric dirt bikes like Sur Ron's and Talaria's are pretending to be e-bikes. They're just getting by skirting through the gray area for now...
