I just bought there dual motor model today for 1450. What a beast ! Beautifuly made ! These scooters deserve much more recognition plenty of power well made pleasing to the eye ! Great job !
@@aimzkarim1703 so this is what i have done. if you want some nylon washers to go on each end of the springs your local hardware/cheap shop has nylon tap washers that are almost a perfect fit. they are the orange washers, the washers just require a light file to fit around the shock body. just relieving as much as spring tension as possible and throw the washers in, should make a big difference. i shaved about 3mm from the bottom of the hole where the big bolts goes through the spring. so basically where the o-ring sits underneath. that took some tension off the springs. also make sure the bolts are only screwed into the capped nuts as far as there is thread. there is no point screwing it all the way in till the bolt bottoms out in the capped nut when the cap has no thread. not only does it relieve the spring more, you also get that little bit more travel. shaving another 3mm from the metal under the bump stop in the centre of spring as well as shaving all the bump stops will also give you more travel. also check the top of the rear shocks are not binding on the body of the scooter, from factory mine was done up that tight the shocks would not pivot making it a very jerky experience. next thing you know you can ride it without the front end constantly knocking and clanging. its great keep in mind, i hit a gutter at 24km/h and had to fix the scooter so im not exactly concerned about warranty anymore hence the shaving ect..
@@aimzkarim1703 if you ever get movement in the handlebar stem, 1st check the bearing nut because it can come loose and if you flip the scooter upside down there is a 10mm nut that will tighten the folding mechanism.
Great electric scooter, just too bad they put cheap tubes in them, that are no better than a pram tire tube. In 3 weeks went through 4 tubes, and every patch that was put on a tube it just splits on the seam elsewhere. I should note that the scooter has not even been offroad once. Hope they can resolve this issue as im sure im not the only one having these problems.
I hate to be that guy, but does the front disk really add to the regen? If anything wouldn’t it reduce it by stopping you faster? Is there some kind of generator built into the front? I really want it to be true because that would just be pure magic to me :)
I just bought there dual motor model today for 1450. What a beast ! Beautifuly made ! These scooters deserve much more recognition plenty of power well made pleasing to the eye ! Great job !
lenny 034 you buy from Milton gtx v2
lenny 034 ok same
lenny 034 have u unlocked it yet
@@aimzkarim1703 so this is what i have done.
if you want some nylon washers to go on each end of the springs your local hardware/cheap shop has nylon tap washers that are almost a perfect fit. they are the orange washers, the washers just require a light file to fit around the shock body.
just relieving as much as spring tension as possible and throw the washers in, should make a big difference.
i shaved about 3mm from the bottom of the hole where the big bolts goes through the spring. so basically where the o-ring sits underneath. that took some tension off the springs.
also make sure the bolts are only screwed into the capped nuts as far as there is thread. there is no point screwing it all the way in till the bolt bottoms out in the capped nut when the cap has no thread. not only does it relieve the spring more, you also get that little bit more travel. shaving another 3mm from the metal under the bump stop in the centre of spring as well as shaving all the bump stops will also give you more travel.
also check the top of the rear shocks are not binding on the body of the scooter, from factory mine was done up that tight the shocks would not pivot making it a very jerky experience.
next thing you know you can ride it without the front end constantly knocking and clanging. its great
keep in mind, i hit a gutter at 24km/h and had to fix the scooter so im not exactly concerned about warranty anymore hence the shaving ect..
@@aimzkarim1703 if you ever get movement in the handlebar stem, 1st check the bearing nut because it can come loose and if you flip the scooter upside down there is a 10mm nut that will tighten the folding mechanism.
Dragons beast is pretty awesome fun and would love to see them in many different colours in led lights setup for night cruising ✌️👌
Just bought one of these bad boys - only had it for a day but so far so good - seems high quality and goes like the clappers!
How is it going 3mths on
how is it going 2 years on
@@Mywk21 actually well mate - solid construction and has lasted. Only thing has been the tires have had a couple of punctures. Would still recommend
Great electric scooter, just too bad they put cheap tubes in them, that are no better than a pram tire tube. In 3 weeks went through 4 tubes, and every patch that was put on a tube it just splits on the seam elsewhere. I should note that the scooter has not even been offroad once. Hope they can resolve this issue as im sure im not the only one having these problems.
same as mine.. the first after 24 hours
Hey I just got mine back after three years. Is there a limiter I can remove or is this as fast as ot goes? About 45kmh
I hate to be that guy, but does the front disk really add to the regen? If anything wouldn’t it reduce it by stopping you faster? Is there some kind of generator built into the front? I really want it to be true because that would just be pure magic to me :)
Thanks !
Any promo vid for the GTS v2?
Lit
I will see the power of mine
great scooter but really cheap tube.....in one week I changed it 2 times
Who has coffee at night haha jks. I just bought one, anyone have advice for a new owner??
Just bought one, does anyone on here have one ? If there’s anyone out there please message me! Cheers
Scooter is wak
I'll buy that for a dollar!!!