YUME Hawk Pro - A Monster Electric Scooter with Many Extras! 

Same here. It's not especially knowing it can't exceed 50mpg when 1500w scooter can.

Is it good

contacted yume, 1st gen (hawk pro) used tubes, 2nd gen (hawk pro wide) uses tubeless

I’m in no way affiliated with Varla scooters or even own one (just considering a scooter myself) and noticed on their website that they have trailer kits for their scooters. Might be worth checking out.

contacted yume, 1st gen (hawk pro) used tubes, 2nd gen (hawk pro wide) uses tubeless

Maybe P08

Also what i like is that its checks all the boxes but 😢 the only things that i don’t like is that the deck looks kinda narrow 7 inch wide my Teamgee g3 that i use to commute had a 8 inch wide deck and my shoes are size 12 😂 so i dont know if its worth buying for me

Nami Burn E2 Max does takeoff burnouts. 😂😂 It's actually hard to control on X mode during takeoff

u can usually control that in the settings. older scooters can have fast acceleration from my experiences with 60v

I have a Zon Doo ZO01 plus. Dual motor.....2,800 watts EACH.....top speed of 52 miles per hour. If you're looking for a scooter that "skids" at take off,allow me to suggest this one. It'll "burn rubber" in dual motor mode even in 𝘧𝘪𝘳𝘴𝘵 gear.....you don't have to have it at its maximum. I'm not into tires spinning like a bat out of hell at take off.....so I always have to start out in single-motor mode. Once I get up to 29 or 30mph,then I'll switch on the second motor.

Which one did you end up getting? I tried the Klima. Very nice rider handlebar height(I’m 6’4”), I like where the steering damper as located better than what I see in this video for this brand.

The name is on the title

Sometimes its a good idea to not buy the first batches

Sometimes its a good idea to not buy the first batches

Also upgrade your fuse to more amps at your local auto store

Have you had any other problems since than?

Anyone knows please?

@@jaceknows247 IP54 is the scooter itself, IPX6 is for the led display

Lots of people are saying that Yume got a terrible service. They just delete bad reviews from their page and don't answer. So it makes me think you're a lucky person or a blogger=)

This or the non-pro version? and why?

@@Sir-KayI can’t speak on the smaller ones like the hawk series as I don’t own any of those. I can only speak on the quality of their flagship scooters. The earlier scooters that came out when the company was brand new. The ones I own are the Y10, the Y11+, and the X11. Their original scooters like the ones I own are extremely reliable. Most of the complaints I’ve seen from folks are from Yume’s newer models. You can’t go wrong with the older scooters like the ones I have. They are built with very strong material. There’s too many sensitive cheap parts on their newer scooter. Especially on their new Raptor and Predator model scooters. Not to mention the newer ones are like almost 3x the price of the older scooters. You can get a Y11+ brand new for less than $1500. Their new predator scooter is almost $3500. I’m not sure about the hawk models though.

Don’t buy Yume scooters are trash and bad customer service. I had problems with the lights a week after. Customer service with Richard. (The one that makes the scooters)Was good until I stated “the wiring is ridiculous” because we couldn’t get it figured out when he was trying to help me due to the language barrier and terrible wiring. The wires are all over the place. Also at the same time he was trying to help me the scooter shuts off also. So that’s 2 problems already for the price so ofc I’ll be a lil upset. That’s all I said though and from there and on he never tried to help me again and left me on seen when I tried to ask him for help about the scooter cutting in and out . I texted one of his workers too no reply until I kept texting them. She replies the lights are getting send out because he didn’t want to deal with me when I was asking him about things I was having problems with because of that comment and I had to fix it myself. He still won’t text back or anything very bad poor customer service the lights came in and idk how to put them in, I told his worker can she send me a video because Richard wouldn’t help or reply and she send me of her turning a scooter on and off when I clearly ask her to send me a video of how to so idk if that was a joke . I asked to send me a other video of a actual installment they didn’t reply back or anything so it’s just sitting here without lights and a batty you have to keep messing with for it to stay in place. I wished I saved a lil more for something better I do t even want it anymore it’s a hassle I’m selling it! Didn’t want to post this was waiting to see if I get help but never did.!DO NOT BUY!!

I have never had a yume scooter before and I know for sure no scooter brand is perfect but why are you posting exactly same thing on almost every yume scooter video out there. There are Facebook groups and other platforms where users share tips and experience about resolving scooter issues

@chijiokennabueze7696 because not everybody has Facebook, and I wanna stay away from it. Sorry if I bother you with my two same questions to a different users.

@jasonmims7236 thank you for sharing your experience with me. Unfortunately, when you post your answer, I already had the scooter.. Hopefully, everything is gonna be fine 🙂

Sorry @scrat980 I was actually referring to Jason. Hope you like your new scooter, I'll be getting mine soon 😊

Yes I did 38 miles on mode 3. Mostly riding hard

@@MJTechChannel thanks for the reply.. I’m now more interested in this scooter thanks to you. I currently have the Segway gt2 but I need something a bit faster. But not so expensive

@@NSANEWATERBOY you're looking to upgrade from gt2?

@@thermodynamics1110 yes im going to get the new kaabo wolf king gtr .. its basically the gt2 but faster

Did you end up getting another scooter?@@NSANEWATERBOY

Did you end up buying one?

@@MrBalas3 yes I did Yume x11+. My goodness is that a sweet ride, Ive had it about a week and just love it> only think I wish is for more range. I also bought a ultron x3 pro its got a bigger battery 45ah vs yume 30ah so hoping to get more range from it. But the ultron out of the box is definitely not the yume, the yume has a wonderful thumb throttle nice screen nfc nice suspension adjustable bars. All things lacking in the ultron so im working on the ultron. Hauling butt on the yume like 35-50 mph i can get 10 miles or so then top speed goes to 35-40 for another idk 15 mile. Awesome scooter for short fast runs and if you just want slow then much further.

@@godface81So about 25 miles on the same size battery that the Hawk Pro has. Not great, but it sounds like your pushing it hard. Granted you’ve just got it, but nice to hear no issues so far.

im right there with you dude, the 4.5' wide street tires are so slick, if they fit on the x11+ then I think its x11+ for me!

@@bouika but its the narrow deck on the hawk pro that worries me im shoe size 12 and the deck is pretty narrow

Also theres a scooter that checks all the boxes for me its called the JOYOR E8-S and theres a 72v version and most important part for me is the removable battery by Samsung

Never buy joyor scooters, that was my 2nd scooter. Big mistake

@@cameronnichols6646 what went wrong ?

I wonder 💭

Everywhere but CA

@@javascriptkiddie2718 You can only use bike lane and max 15 mph. LOL

@@drayden18most places is 20mph

Yes there are no laws regarding e scooters 🔥🔥 its not Europe

It’s a really good all around scooter. Specially for under 2k.

Did you adjusted the steering damper?

​@MJTechChannel yes I tried adjusting damper and made it a bit stiffer which helped the wobble but made taking turns feel awkward. Also after installing damper, I can't turn much right as I can left. Instructions said to keep wheel straight and that the rods should be even on both sides before locking screw but I can't seem to get it right

Yes, 50mph is fast. A seat would be ideal. But we have many speed junkies that would love it tho

Yea you'll be alright 😂😂