My FIRST Test Ride & Review | Apollo GO Electric Scooter
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
- Today I FINALLY test ride the Apollo Go! I'll discuss the PROS and CONS of this SICK and FUTURISTIC LOOKING e-scooter! Grab some snacks! I hope you guys find this video helpful and THANKS FOR WATCHING!
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Product Links:
Apollo Go: apolloscooters.co/products/ap...
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Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
0:23 - App Setup + Walkthrough
4:40 - Level 3 Ride Mode
7:58 - Regenerative Brake Test
8:30 - Mechanical Rear Brake Test
9:30 - GIVEAWAY
10:06 - Level 2 Ride Mode
10:25 - Cruise Control Test
11:48 - Suspension Test
12:30 - Level 1 Ride Mode
13:03 - Top Speed Test
14:00 - Final Thoughts/Conclusion
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Despite all its niceties, the main issue with this scooter is the lack of overall versatility due to limited range. With reviewers seeing 14 - 19 miles max, with at least one reviewer cruising at 20mph until it would no longer sustain, which is fairly unimpressive. Apollo used 30 x 21700 cells in 10 series, 3 parallel. Had they simply gone with 40 cells in 10 Series 4 Parallel, it would have transformed this scooter into one of the most versatile units in scooter history while not giving up any of it's other fantastic attributes. Adding 10 cells would add less than 2lbs to this unit, even factoring in a slightly deeper battery tub. I wish they'd make a "max" version with 40 cells and 2-3" wider handlebars so that there was room to add an accessory or two... lights, bell, etc. I love everything else about the this scooter but the range is an issue compared to its competitors from Niu, Segway, VMAX and others.
26 mph was my top speed. I’m 135 lbs it was cold and windy.
Yeah I wish it was a bit faster. I’m about 155 and managed to get a bit under the rated top speed. I realized after getting back home, my tires were under the 50psi recommended pressure (44psi). That might’ve bumped up the speed to 28mph!
Check your tire pressure!
I have a nami klima scooter and done 1456 miles 😊. It goes 43mph pretty fast
I was so close to buying that! I ended up going with the apollo go because of its portability. The klima looks clean af tho
@@MattPauoh really Klima is a pretty amazing scooter 🛴 Apollo looks amazing as well 😊
if i decide to get a different scooter later on, ima probably go with some sort of nami scooter. i was also eyeing the nami blast @@shaun5761
@@MattPauNice one mate 😊
Sorry if this has been covered in a previous video but are you located in Canada? This scooter seems perfect for my needs but it’s very expensive in Canada compared to the US.
I'm in New York actually, how much is it in Canada?
@@MattPau Sorry for the assumption but you talked of kilometres. It’s listed as $1600 CND plus 12% tax and that’s with $100 off the price. The dual motors (it’s hilly here) and the relative light weight seem perfect for this city.
@@wanderinggoliardit's on sale now, also from Canada. Just bought mine, awaiting shipment.
@@royieg2543 Thanks for the heads up. Enjoy your scooter.
Pre ordered mine got $170.00 off