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What are your thoughts on the new Kaabo Wolf King GT ( geni.us/WolfKingGT?track=yt ) ? Would you upgrade? Let us know in the comments below!
Wow this is actually nice 🔥👍! I’m still waiting for the dt thunder 2 and emove roadster info before I make any decisions 😉
Still testing the Thunder II. So far all I can tell you is that the King GT is heavier and faster than the Thunder II :-) Very different scooters. I'm still learning a lot about the Thunder II though. Braking data is on my desk, but I haven't analyzed it yet. :-)
Any ideas if this would work in the snow? Thanks
We're actually really curious about how it would be in the snow. With the right tires it could be interesting. I'm not sure if dual motor would be a plus or not in deeper snow.
I would be very concerned about getting stuck though. It's very heavy at 125.4lbs /57kg (measured) and would be difficult to pull out of a snow drift if something went wrong. -Paul
Can it compete with the laotie es19?
wow i didnt realize this one was so dramatically better than the wolf king. that 55m range vs 33.4 from the king is amazing. id say that alone makes it worth the extra $800 over the price of the normal king (if you have the stamina to manage to do rides like that of course lol).
When you talk about underrated scooters, I think that this one is underrated. Anyone who is in the market for a heavy weight scooter, I don' t think that there is anything else to buy. It seems like it does just about everything right.
55 meters is a very limiting range, isn't it? ;)
@@OrdinaryLatvian miles 🙄 we know what u mean still not funny
@@sexbot1996 It's not really meant to be funny, people should know their abbreviations.
@@shooflyshoo1754 I’d say overrated, have to replace every screw because they use rubbish materials 🤷♂️
I was going to order a wolf king until I watched this video (and your deep dive video), I ended up buying the Wolf King GT. These were really great informative videos. Thanks for making them.
@@shanew7361 Amazing, it is the best all around scooter regardless of price. Very fast, smooth, controllable. My old scooter is a piece of crap compare to this. The only other scooter that is even close is the Bronco and the Bronco is not that close.
Paul I’ve been waiting months for you and the guys to get your hands on this animal! Watched the podcast too. Great work, you’ve got balls of steel going 60+ lol this is the scooter I’ve been saying I want since before it came out. Saw the King and said ah lemme wait for any upgrades and f%#! me did they upgrade. Hoping to grab it next Spring.
Thank you so much Raj! I was surprised they came up with it so soon after the Wolf King, and really expected it to be a smaller update than it is. -Paul
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide Do you know what brakes would be an easy upgrade for the King GT ? I've talked to someone who said the Magura T7 Pro's would fit with an adapter, unfortunately when it comes to e scooters I'm not the handiest, at the moment anyways meaning i haven't a clue what to search for and with them been newish information and videos are hard to come by, and assistance would be appreciated.
I love that you guys have Remier to show how big guys like us look or feel on these scooters. Honestly I didn't even know it was possible until I started seeing the big dog approved stuff from Remier.
For sure! RAMIER is a huge asset to us and the scooter world! -Vosk
Hands down the BEST scooter review out there!
I'm getting one. Thank for the info to help narrow down my choice.
Fantastic Review as always..
Thank you so much Keron! -Paul
Stellar production and presentation 💯👍🏾🔥
Thanks so much! -Vosk
Great video paul! this thing is a beast. the only thing its missing is a built in alarm.
The quality of Wolf King’s electric bicycles is amazing! The appearance is cool and the body is very stable!👍👍👍
Electric Scooters 🛴 but we get the idea of what you are saying and I definitely do agree with you. After 1000+ hard off road miles I have literally not had even one problem. The WW in whatever iteration you buy it in is a Beast!
It's another bootleg, all these scooter companies are copying designs/frames/wiring patterns and using similar or same components for much of it but none can program the bike to display a correct reading on the battery??? My brother bought a scooter for 2k+ and one of his brakes just stopped working (after only using it a few times) surprise there was no pressure in one of the brakes (loss of liquid) the brake calipers looks like those good 4 pistons that Magura and Shimano sell yet after barely using it, having a major malfunction. Similar frame, wiring, brakes, motors, levers, suspension etc... it's almost exactly the same with that stupid battery percentage malfunction
The tires on this are a game changer. I'm sort of over buying another monster scooter, but these tires are amazing.
Hopefully they will show up in more places soon! CST is the largest manufacturer of scooter tires. These don't appear to be exclusive to Kaabo either. The Thunder II that we unboxed a couple days ago has identical looking tires and a badge on the scooter saying "No Flat Tire". I don't know why the companies aren't making more of a big deal out of this. -Paul
The tires are for sure a game changer. I ride not even thinking about getting a flat and that feels so good
@@paulrevere1479 I sure hope so because it's been a while since I've even considered buying a scooter without solid tires. I had a Thunder for a while and the tubeless are nice, but still not as good as these. Thanks for pointing them out and giving them their own section in the review!
Thank you! -Paul
Pretty sure you can upgrade yours to same with some tyre liners.
great review as always. keep it up!
and are they more upcoming vsett reviews? would love to see the vsett 9 tested by esg team
Thank you ReyLista!
The 9 still isn't on our radar right now. No other Vsetts that I know of, but that could change. -Paul
Wow what a video, brilliant analysis and very clear. My Wolf Warrior 11 has fallen asleep for good and I was wondering if the GT was worth it. After watching this vid, I definitely plan on getting it. My poor bank balance.
Thank you so much Yehuda! We had a lot of fun making this one. -Paul
Lol at the bank balance. No worries when you hit the thumb throttle all will be forgotten.
You guys really have tested the puncture proofness? You are crazy! I love this channel!
May you do it to the G30 Max too?
Thank you so much Andrea!
We don't have any spare tires around right now either, so we had to test the tires after everything else was done! Thankfully the GT self sealed perfectly and the King was taken care of by Dr. Orange (Voro+Armor-Dilloz). -Paul
Great review and yes it's a great unit ⚡💯
I fell off of mine at about 50 mph. It was fun until I hit the ground and broke my arm. The scooter is very safe. This was just a crazy accident
Good to know you are okay, pothole?
@@noformstyle yes and thanks I’m almost ready to ride again
@@paulpwilliams What caused you to fall off, just curious about hazards
Yea a consistent 50 seems alittle too much on a scooter, like the fasted I've gone on a scooter is about 20 mph and that is even too much.
stay safe in the school bus bud
Awesome review 👍
Thank you Brandon! -Paul
Richard brought me here!
You guys are why I bought the E-twow.
So glad I found this channel before buying a scooter; such good information, you guys seriously know your stuff.
P.s. do you think you'll be reviewing the Dualtron X2 UP when it comes out? Mainly choosing between getting that or the Wolf GT in this video
This is going to be my first scooter can't wait
same here! its gonna be epic
Favorite upgrade (apart from the front wheel not breaking off) is hands down the motor controllers.
Agreed. I'd pick motor controllers even if it meant taking my chances with the front end. I have no qualms about continuing to do top speed runs on our old Wolf Warrior 11+ and Wolf King.
Pauly !
Good review old bean.
Thanks so much William! And thanks for all of the comments! Always appreciated! -Paul
anyone watching this video who's on the fence. I bought one a few days ago. HOLY MOLY this is the most fun I've had in a damn long time. I'm still adjusting so I haven't gone past mode 2 dual motor yet. But it's awesome even in mode 2., Still has decent feeling torque and can go 27 which will probably be plenty for putting around. My old scooter was a Ninebot Max G30 and even in mode 2 this is a lot faster and more powerful. And there are still 3 higher modes (crazy) And coming from a scooter with no suspension, this thing rides like a Rolls Royce compared to the Ninbot (So cal roads are TERRIBLE terrible)
Can't even imagine how it will be once I'm able to ride in mode 4 or 5. EGS's video pretty much sold me on it, I definitely don't want to go 60, but the range and acceleration are super and somewhere around 40mph will probably be perfect for me.
That’s awesome! Enjoy your new ride. -Vosk
I was waiting for this, to see if I should just get the King or go for the GT.
The King is definitely fast enough, but the throttle control is hands down my favorite upgrade of the GT. I'd pay the difference just for that. -Paul
Impressive! 🛴💨
With the advent of larger heavier and better equipped scooters there should be in increase in demand for hitch style carriers made for these items.
Definitely getting this one!
Nice! Let us know how you like it! -Paul
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide for sure!
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide Just bought it. This thing is insane. I think the best upgrades are the taller handlebar height and thumb throttle. Thx for making this dope review!
Thank you for the awesome review! Im still kicking around purchasing this beast and was wondering if replacing the tires are the same as on the GTR version?
In the GTR they are self healing so should be good. You can grab $50 off with code RIDERGUIDE , enjoy
Looks Badass
We agree! It’s a beast
I am excited and nervous at the same time I just ordered a wolfing gt and for the first e scooter Ive ever rode , it is kinda intimidating . Is it easy to ride ?
This is a monster!
I want one and I'm 5'8, 165 lb. Y'all think it's too big or can the handlebars/stem go low enough comfortably?
Ooh proper sine wave controllers, finally!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love the "Certified Big Dawg" stamp of approval!
Yeah, I didn't know until I saw the first draft of the video that Ramier liked it so much! Those higher handlebars were long overdue! -Paul
Hi there guys,being a big guy ,would you recommend the gt or the nami?...keep up the great reviews,carl
This is a good question. The Nami handlebars are 2" higher at about 42 inches (1.07m) from the deck, but either one is going to be really really good for taller riders. Ramier likes the GT better because he likes to ride fast, and even after adjusting the suspension on the NAMI the GT has better high speed stability. I like both of them, but I like the NAMI suspension better. The GT is a lot less expensive though. -Paul
glad i choose this over nami-burn e, if nami will change their stem design and availability of parts for repair i might consider them
What a nice scooter!
Paul I need your help! I'm going to buy my first scooter and I'm torn between two.
First the Kaabo King GT $4,857
Second the Kaabo King Plus $3,897 both after tax. My question is it really worth the extra $1000 for the GT.
That gets an old timer like me excited.
Gross…
Ohh might have to get this but so much money
Hello. Excellent review, as always! Following your review on the Phantom V2, I bought the 60V model. I like it a lot, but I'm a big dawg with my 5p10, 240lbs, and I find the high speed suspension just not enough for my liking. Is the high-speed handling and suspension of the Wolf King GT Pro superior enough to make the switch?
It’s more firm then the phantom for sure! -Vosk
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide In all reviews of the Wolh King GT, it is said to have excellent handling at high speeds. If it's firmer than my Phantom, shouldn't it have better handling when the road has imperfections? I average 30 mph, and sometimes I find it lacks suspension at times. I understand that it is not a mountain bike, but at this speed, I would have liked better. Witch scooter you recommand for that? The Nami Burn E 2 max, Dualtron Storm...?
Square wave controllers = carburetors, flat heads and side valves.
Sine wave controllers = EFI twin cam, multi valves.
More efficient, more powerful, just a superior way to turn the direct current from a battery in to a motive force via electromagnetic unicorn trickery.
Square wave is more efficient at high speeds though. And way more reliable. I just bought a dualtron recently and this made the difference for me. Having the risk of a hall sensor break on the front motor and catapult me over the handlebars was not worth it. This is the exact same reason Dualtron X has a sinewave only on the rear motor.
@@slick1908 Haven't heard of any issues like that with Nami or King GT. Yeah square wave is more efficient at speeds, but how long would you go at 60mph for vs 20-40 mph
I also haven't heard of any lock-up failures. I'm having a hard time picturing how that would even happen.
I have heard that Square Wave is faster at the very top end though, given the same number of amps. -Paul
Is there a chance you could review some of the solar scooters. They have just branched out to the US.
We are currently testing one of their scooters. Stay Tuned. -Vosk
Why is Voro say that it's 18650 cells in the battery and not 21700 cells that you state in this video? This is the gt pro right?
Hi Paul, my Son bought a Kaabo Wolf King GT but ran into operational issues after riding it just 19 days. Kaboo Ltd are not being helpful in resolving the matter and seem to be offering a poor ‘call centre’ level of customer service. And all other repair companies seem to fall under their umbrella. Could you possibly recommend an independent person or company that could help him please? He lives in East London, UK. I think you will find his experiences after riding this scooter very interesting.
I’m following you from Italy 🇮🇹
Thank you very much for your reviews
I would like to have an advices from you !
I live at the second floor with no elevator and I’m thinking to buy a new scooter 🛴 I had the spider limited but I sold it because the stem was moving to much and the tires are to thin and not tubless.
Which scooter would you recommend
I’ve 3 on my list
The storm for the removable battery (so I can lock it at the ground floor)
The thunder 2
And the Nami (but too expensive )
I will
Use it 80% in the city
If you have some more scooter that I can consider I will appreciate your help
Thanks and ciao 🇮🇹🙂🙏
Was the top distance at top or close to top speed? Or in order to get the range did you have to ride at reduced speeds?
Averages near roughly 20mph firing range tests! Thanks for watching.
Thanks for making up my mind...This model is the one for ME...
Happy to help Kent. Once you try sinewave, it's hard to go back! -Paul
can you ride it no hands like on the ninebot max? cruise control?
Would you guys recommend the Segway GT2 or this Wolf King GT Pro for overall daily use and for fun use?
Honestly you can’t go wrong with either! They are both really badass. -Vosk
First beat scooter I bouht was the STORM always the slowest and most expensive out of the beast scooters but I think it looks and sounds the best . Removable battery is a game changer and always a jow to ride. But if I want to get somewhere fast it WOLF GT hands down.
They are both excellent fore sure! -Vosk
Which is better on road or off-road tires for the wolf King GT if you're going to do both
I really really like the road tires. Unless you're going to spend more than 30% of your miles off road, I'd get the road tires. -Paul
Have you not heard of Blade Z? Also uses 50a controllers or maybe 55a... Can't remember exactly, but I bet it can get way higher than 61mph.
I just bought a solar P1 2.0, but now I’m looking into this scooter for long range and speed.
Solar has other cool scooters to upgrade to like the P1 Pro! Great brand.
Impressive throttle and braking. If only it came with a seat for that crazy range, and separated into 2 pieces, to make carrying upstairs or putting in a car trunk easy.
I use a lift/elevator for this. And in the trunc goes mercane wide wheel. King is only for domestic use.
It should come with full time assistant for putting it in and out of car trunk, cleaning it, minor service work, plugging it in, and of course changing the tires when needed.
It does have a seat attachment
I’m getting mine delivered today. I also bought the seat. My only concern is that I’m 5’7 and it’s gonna be a little difficult to reach the ground when I’m fully stopped.
Great! Please wear safety gear & drive safe. -Vosk
Question: Can you slide the handlebars down the two stems?
You cannot!
Can't decide between this and getting the Nami Burn E
This the best scooter i’ve seen so far.
Wait 6 months . . . it seems every few months I see a review that says *"NEW BEST SCOOTER"*
I am waiting for one that is good enough for my needs that has an honest 2-3 year warranty that covers everything except the usual wear and tear items.
Wishlist: 50mph with 200Lb. rider, ABS, flat proof pneumatic tires, 12" wide deck, 44" height from deck to handlebars and under $2,500 including tax and shipping
If I’m not a person who’s good at doing easy repairs and such is there any possible place or website I can perhaps go to if anything ever goes wrong??
Most reliable vendors have warranty and repair facilities
-Vosk
the rear fender is the biggest thing they need to upgrade. after all the complaints, its about time they extended the rear to actually get protection.
Agreed. -Paul
I have the Mantis Pro SE and I want this now!!!!!!!
Both are awesome
If I had a dollar for every time my Wolf Warrior kickstand bit me in the ankle I would be rich. Be careful! It hurts for a few minutes 😂😂😂
And guys don’t forget to review these models with the Off-Road tires. Some of us just ride off road like me!
Question on the range test. Is that using dual motor, top performance mode?
Yes it is! -Vosk
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide That’s nuts. 55 miles of range flat out. Impressive.
Wolf gang 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Enjoy the clip. I’ll take a black one please 🌻
Should change channel name to Electric PEV Guide. You guys cover a wide range of electronic transportation
I had the kaabo wolf king and it’s no joke. I hit 62 mph but this wolf king gt seems a bit more savage.
I also hit 61 mph on my thunder 2 recently after I use the new double clutch feature but I slowed down because I don’t have a damper yet. But it feel like I could get to 63-65mph
I’m 177 pounds.
I haven't been able to crack 60mph on the Thunder II yet, even with the double click, but I had a small headwind and wasn't able to complete the opposite direction run due to traffic. More speed runs on Monday. I've got acceleration curves with and without the double click and one where I switch modes half way through. It's kind of cool that it shows up so clearly in the data. I can definitely feel it too. -Paul
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide yessir !!! And the range of the thunder 2 is surprisingly insane. 51 miles on max settings and still had 5 volts of juice left
I'd like to say I'm looking forward to confirming that, but the long range scooters we've been testing have more range in them than I do ;-) We'll do our stadard range test on it though. Good to know that you broke 50 miles on it though! Thanks! -Paul
Any chance you fine folks could put motor controller type in your database?
Once the scales of economy get the good sinewave controllers cheap enough, dare I say it, "a game changer"
I think this will have to happen soon. Up until recently, there have only been a couple scooters, but as it gets more widespread it would be handy to be able to search by motor controller type. -Paul
Could you do a review on the sur Ron X
At this point we have our hands completely full testing scooters, but I'd love to check one out!
-Paul
Is it possible to get a finger throttle for this?
They should allow us to order a wolf x base with the sine wave controller but upgrade to the pro size battery
I want the black one.
$500 more and you get blinkers, more power, bigger & better display, water resistant, and bigger battery. Obvious choice is the new Wolf King GT. Still no regrets on my OG Wolf King (videos on my channel)
Got mine a couple of days ago I've never had a chance to use it yet, il be letting her rip tomorrow though.
Nice! Which color and which tires? Let us know what you think of it! -Paul
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide I got the black one with off road tyres, unfortunately when doing the initial assembly i noticed that the little red latch that makes sure the quick release lever for the folding mechanism stays in place was just spinning, under further inspection i found that it had been tighten far to tight and the rubber washer had split meaning that the catch wasn't secure due to the washer not been in place in order to keep it tight. I'm going to purchase a washer tomorrow i ordered some off of amazon but the wrong size came lol.
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide I tried the throttle and the dead zone is rather large, I've also got a Wolf Warrior 11 and i find that has the opposite problem with it been far to sensitive.
That sucks about the washer, but glad you'll be able to sort it out without shipping it anywhere.
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide It can't be anything else and there's no way it's getting shipped 400 miles for an exchange. I'm tempted to take the one off of my Warrior but then I'd have to fix that so it pointless.
I'm 99% sold on this, of course, I was 99% sold on the Roadrunner, but after watching a few videos the acceleration on it seemed kinda low for me. And the awesome pro version's out of stock until like May or June. ESG's videos on this pretty much sold me. If anyone from Voro sees this, just a suggestion but you should come up with scooter specific discount codes. I mean saving money is saving money. But if I use ESG's code on a $1,399 Emove Cruiser I save $50. And if I use the same code on a $3,499 Wolf Warrior GT Pro I save... $50.
This is just my opinion but a scooter of this price should have a $100-150 off code. Either way, I'll be ordering this Monday unless a new Kaabo suddenly announces a new scooter out of nowhere. Wolf King GT Pro Plus w00p w00p edition with dual 4,000 watt motors perhaps?
Can’t go wrong with either but the KING GT is just a different beast. Hopefully we can have bigger discounts in the future but you can use code VORODELIVERY for $50 off
I don't see any reviews for the "Wolf GT Pro" that's on Fluid Free Ride's website (50mph, 60mi range, 1200W, 40A sine wave controllers, etc.). Is this just the Wolf King renamed as Wolf GT Pro, or something else?
It's actually a pretty cool update. We haven't ridden one, but they say it has a sinedrive controller. If that's true then the throttle response will be smooth like buttah! Water resistance should be much much improved over the previous Wolf Warrior as well. -Paul
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide Awesome! I recently ordered one so look forward to testing it out
The Inokim OXO is due for an update.
is it dangerous to run high speed? the wind may blow driver away.
Hi good day can you also do a review with the Kuickwheel Sc-1 pro I heard it's waterproof IPX7 and very durable, can you check on this ?, please !!please!!
Had to come back to this video, serious about riding with the big boys, ready to Rambo. Getting a real scooter now.
Awesome! Enjoy your new beast! -Vosk
How fast were you going while testing the range?
Average speed throughout the range test, including speeding up and slowing down for stops, was 19.8 mph. Peak speeds between stop signs were typically in the low 30's. Basically, as fast as I could get away with riding in a city environment.
-Paul
you guys are crazy to ride this at 50 mph+
not sure if i would trust the stability of those scooters at high speed vs road hazards.
they look fun to ride tho
We always advocate for safety equipment and checking all bolts before riding. -Vosk
I have the dualtron victor 60v 30ah...a beast
Awesome! Glad to hear that! -Vosk
Will there be a uphill climb stat?
6.5 seconds up our 200ft 10% grade test hill. Second fastest ever, after the NAMI Burn-E -Paul
Can anyone confirm if this scooter has regenerative braking? Voro Motors says it doesn’t have it and Fluid Free Ride says it does and I can’t find any reference for it anywhere in the instruction manual. Can anyone confirm this?
We also heard both sides of this!
There's a video on CZcams of the Wolf King passing cars in traffic and leaving them behind
S1x where can I see the s1x ...?
What is the cut off voltage?
The dash on ours, as we received it says the low voltage mark is set to 58V, but it can be adjusted upward. -Paul
The GT upgrade is surely my favourite.
Awesome! Enjoy your new scooter.
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide Thanks! I will when I get one.
Can you get a seat with the wolf GT
These are coming out of China for 500 dollars an there selling in America for how much?
Is it faster Dueltron x2🤔
Could you guys review the G-force s5 scooter please
We haven't seen one of those yet. Looking at the specs, it's a like a slower Ninebot Max. At 42 lbs it's the heavier than any other 250W scooter we know of. The range they quote is probably real though. Only having a rear brake means that stopping distance will be fairly long. Good looking design, but for the price, there are other options out there from better known companies. -Paul
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide what would you recommend. Im looking for a scooter that is under $600 , that can go a long distance and can hold over 220 ?
It's crazy how my 65 pound Mantis Pro can accelerate almost on par with these giants. But man these new scooters from Kaabo(King GT) and Apollo(Phantom) are starting to beat the sexiness out of my Mantis! And they look tempting to upgrade to with all those fancy new settings and waterproofing! But nah I still love mines and don't see myself getting an upgrade anytime soon. I can't wait to see what new scooters are coming out, especially from my favorite brand Kaabo(and maybe Dualtron but many of their scooters don't have rear fenders, which totally sucks)!
I just got this delivered, anyone know the max charged and battery nearly dead voltage levels? And thanks
Max charge I believe is around 84V I believe! Please check the manual to confirm. Thanks -Vosk
Is it worth is though,spending that much on a scooter seems insane, because I want one
Try to get your hands on a Hunter Quad, there is already a shop bringing them to the US, that's a beast of a scooter too, think it can go over 110 km/h easy peasy😀
For sure! Very exciting scooter! Would love to get some data on it! -Paul
I personally think it's overhyped for what it is. In the EUC world they are so much more efficient because they use a single motor and no moving parts beyond that and the suspension. Now the Hunter Quad brings us back to the stone age by putting on 4 zoom brakes 4 low power controllers and 4 motors for what reason? I don't like Wepeds but they do the same thing with two motors and two brakes and get better results...
@@danny-FL everything electric is overhyped today and overpriced for the moment i think, as for EUC yes more efficient, but only if you know how to ride it😁 not my case unfortunatly😅 never got on one and kinda intimidating doing it🤣🤣 so i'll stick to what i know best doing✌cheers
@@marianrosu9031 Yeah, its not for everyone. But I'm just saying I don't understand why that two wheeled scooter needs 4 of the same brake. For more maintenance and adjustment? So that it's easier to lock up the wheel? Because obviously if they wanted better braking performance they'd put some high quality brakes on it rather 4 cheap zoom brakes. Same goes for the motors and controllers, why 4? What's the advantage other than the fact that you can scream in the middle of the street that you have 4 of everything like they did on their presentation... A bronco xtreme 11 can get up to the same speed as that thing too...
I'd prefer double motors in the back and no motors in the front. Would make it much easier to exit corners. :-)
-Paul
Paul, in your honest opinion, is this a high quality product? Performance aside, there will be no shortage of performance reviews, my question is, can you sniff a bit of say Yamaha quality? I'd love to upgrade my scoot, but am patiently waiting for a quality product to come along. So far I've narrowed it down to the Inokim OXO, but it's old school motor controllers give it too low a top speed.
This product looks pretty good at first glance.
The OXO is top quality, but has a throttle lag that would bother many motorcyclists. When you crack the throttle it starts building power, then if you let off and re-engage quickly, the throttle snaps back to where it was. But if you roll off for 5 seconds and go back to full, then it gives you a little throttle and starts the build up again. It's a lot like a 1980's turbo. Chuck still loves it, but I really feel like I have to ride around the effect.
I do feel like the GT is as close to motorcycle grade as you can get. My Ultimate GT would have thicker fork oil, or maybe even get the forks re-valved because there is very very little damping. (opportunity missed by Kaabo, but maybe intentional to prevent fork seal leaks?) I'd extend both fenders. After a long ride in the rain, I'd also check the deck seal around the battery. It's hard to seal an area that large with a rubber gasket and relatively thin cover. You can very likely get a twist throttle that would fit. That reminds me! I have a twist throttle for the EMOVE Cruiser. The Cruiser also uses this same thumb throttle (with same dead space) as the GT...... that means...OMG... I could have been riding the GT with a twist throttle this whole time time...... now I can't wait for Monday to see if I can put a proper twist throttle. I'm supposed to be done testing the GT, but...This could be amazing. Will report back. -Paul
No dice. I tried the EMOVE Cruiser twist throttle on the King GT today and the plug is wrong in every way. -Paul
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide in my best Australian accent "bugga"
But nothing ventured nothing gained eh. Good on you for trying it out.
As for such things as dampening, spring rates matched to hydraulic valving, propper bump stops, you know the kind of things buyers of even the cheapest of Japanese brand motorcycles have been taking for granted for the past 20 to 30 years, it will no doubt come to the e scoot sector.
One thing I've learned from watching your reviews is, the products are improving quite a bit in a short period of time, this whole performance "kids e kick scooter thing" has just taken off in recent years only, an I can see why, more fun under the sun than one could have ever imagined possible, plus super convenient transport, win win, fun fun, but who knew? (Obviously you guys know now)
Keep up the good Paul, happy 40th birthday for the other day.
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide thanks for the feedback on the Inokims speed controller settings, that sounds to me like a safety feature that would ironically impare my safety, as a motorcyclist of more decades than I'd care to admit, I too would try to ride around that. Can just imagine it now, will I slow down for this potential hazard just to be locked out of my throttle for the next x period of time, or will I just send it so I don't have to spend the next 10 minutes accelerating again? I'm quite capable of being my own nanny, good food for thought.
Just don't know what model to buy, I just want quality and around 40mph +