I have this scooter but the clone version the unicool. It's heavy. I can get it up to 30 mph and i'm 231 lbs with a backpack helmet and knee pads. I ride this in Downtown LA and it's like riding a cloud.
I've been keeping an eye on many electric scooters and have yet to buy one. I really want one to diversify my collection of DIY Esk8 builds. This looks solid enough to take at high speed and yet have my wife enjoy the ride as well. Love your content bro!
For sure, see if you’re able to get your wife riding a scooter while you board. There’s a bunch of couples here in the Bay Area who do that and it’s a lot of fun. It’s a nice activity that you can do together. (And you can also enjoy the scoot every once in a while when it’s wet/damp outside)
Hey Big Kids, feel free to email me if you have more questions. The ZERO lineup of scooters are very good. My wife and I have enjoyed many date nights cruising around hitting up our favorite joints.
What I love about electric scooters (in general) is that you can have it in the city. You can live in the flat, and get your scooter home and no problem. Not, like those HUGE mopeds, motorcycles etc. This is major advantage and reason why they will be SUPER popular in near future. You live in the city, you will have one :)
Has the scooter gave you problems since you got it? I’m afraid that this scooter won’t last and will keep causing issues which will require maintenance or repair.
Sadly I had to send this one back, but I think the zero scooters last a fairly long time compared to other brands. Maybe second to Dualtrons, but still pretty high quality. Buy from a reputable shop.
Yup, I've seen the rx2000 and it looks great! Some companies are considering importing them to various countries now. I look forward to testing it out in the future.
Cool video! I am also an electric scooter fan and have a few sub-monster class scooters (PassionGadgets Mini-IV, iFreego 10" 48v, Ecoreco L5+, E-Twow Booster). It is great to see your videos cruising around the same areas I would ride around. I never picked up one of the bigger class scooters because I need more portability. I commute to work on them and need to get on and off BART. I also need the scooter to be able to fit in my gym locker and toss inside a shopping cart from time to time. I would have a hard time with any of the monster class scooters. I just picked up an EcoReco L5+ instead of a FalconPEV Falcon 8 or 9. I wanted to support a local company and didn't want air-filled tires so I could avoid flats. I put a lot of miles on my scooters. I have 2 E-Twow Booster scooters and they have 6000 miles between the two of them without one bit of trouble. So far, I have really enjoyed how well the L5+ rides with its suspension and power. It can easily maintain 25mph and is only 40lbs.
@@RCDevotee that's awesome, you sure do get your value out of those scooters putting on so many miles! Personally I don't commute on the monster scooters because they are so big, but I do know a lot of people who do. I mainly just ride them on the weekends for fun :) Depending on the person's situation they might be able to park the scooters easier than I can at work.
Awesome video! I am thinking either this Zero 10X or Dualtron Mini. However, Dualtron Mini has a single 1450W motor and Zero 10X has 1000W dual motors. My commute has a lot of hills and if I ask, I'm 100% sure you will recommend me Zero 10X. But I wanted to ask, you think a single 1450W motor can't handle hills? I really like Dualtron Mini but may have to go with Zero 10X :(
If you're looking to conquer hills, I think you're right, you want a dual motor scooter. The 10x is a great option for sure. Some other options I'd recommend might be the Dualtron Eagle Pro, or Mantis Pro. Good luck with your decision!
It is very confusing getting a Zero 10x. Each of the site that sale the scooter have different spec. Some say it have 1000w motor other said it have 1200w and most say it is only 800w. Some say it come with hydraulic disc brake, other don't and none will tell you if it come with a charger or not. Looking at stock photo also look different in some site. some have a bit of red on the handle bar, some is fully black. Some come with a key start and some don't. I lived in Australia so they all speed limited to 25km/h but don't tell you if you can remove the limit or not. They all say it can do ~65km/h, but with a big bracket saying it is speed limited to 25km/h. It one of the reason why I'm holding out on buying.
They are solid scooters for sure, but the problem is that every dealer customizes it slightly. Are there any dealers that sell them in Australia, or are you going to order direct from FalconPEV? My recommendation would be to contact the dealer to get exact features and specifications for the scooter they sell. Good luck with your purchase!
@@AlienRides Thank you for the reply. There is a few that sell them in Australia. But they all 800w motor. May have to order from oversea. Checking from other people review, the 1000w motor with 24ah batteries seems to be the best set up for the scooter.
I live in urban capital here in Taiwan. The roads are not as well paved in certain areas, so something that can handle bumpy urban rides is what I am looking for. I was looking at Widewheels initially, then both Inokim OX and Zero 10X caught my eyes. From your experience with the Zero 10X, is it easy to maneuver in urban SF traffic? or would you recommend a smaller size scooter? The other concern is a lack of large distributors here locally for after sales service if needed.
After sales service should definitely be a concern for any scooter purchase. I do think that the folks at FalconPEV do provide excellent support though, and I'm sure they could ship you things as needed from their base of operations in Singapore. With some tools and simple DIY skills I'm sure you could fix most issues (I haven't had any yet). I do think that the Zero 10X is fine here in San Francisco traffic, and we're able to lane split. Personally I'm a fan of a bigger scooter when in traffic so you are more easily seen. I would not go any smaller than the 10X for myself. Cheers and ride safe.
I think many scooters could have that problem, but I did not have that problem with typical San Francisco steep hills. Do you mean a steep hill 10km in distance? I don't have one near me, but would be awesome to find one to test on.
@@AlienRides yea i mean distance, coz when you uphill and full power, you going constantly on full power ofc when under 60kmph, so it can be problem with overheating motor or controler or bateries. I come from hill town so i do some tests when come to me.
Love the 10x but only thing stopping me from purchasing it would be its weight and I’m afraid it will be illegal to ride one of these without a proper license etc sometime soon in my country (NZ). What are your thoughts on the Zero 10? Would the Zero 10 be powerful enough to climb up most hills with its single 800w motor? As I would love to have that flexibility of being able to climb most hills around the city or my area, without being limited having to push it all the time...including being practical (not being too heavy to carry/lift and can fit easily in the boot of my car)
I think the Zero 10 would be a good option, but the Zero 8X might be a better option which should be coming out soon. It's more compact, and has dual motors. Might be worth waiting for!
Freed sells them on the shore if you're in Auckland. If they end up being licenced then it will be a new light EV class. Nothing on the horizon yet though and they too busy banning everything else. Technically it would be "illegal" now but tolerated as long as you're not being an idiot like everyone on Lime.
I'm planning to buy one soon as my commuter. What is the max range on this on cruiser/eco mode? I need a long range one since I'm not really into speed.. Either this one or the eMOVE cruiser.. Thanx
I think a lot depends on your conditions too, if you have hills you definitely want a dual motor scooter. If there's no hills, a slower scooter like the emove could work. Hard to say max range as I haven't tested the 60 volt version, but you should be able to get 35-40 miles easily.
@@AlienRides thanx.. I'm from the Philippines but I will be in California by the end of this year or early next year.. And yeah, I do really enjoy your reviews and that skydio 2 of yours is awesome as well.. Ride safe
What's up Alien rides I have a question regarding this scooter which one do you recommend best 52V 23 ah version or 60V 21 ah and why? I want to get one but I'm new to the electric scooter game thanks in advance👍
Go with the larger watt hours. You multiply to determine watt hours. 52v*23ah=1,196 60v*21ah=1,260 Personally I'd go with the 60 volt version. It will also have a higher top speed.
I know it has the disc brakes, but does it have regenerative braking as well? If so, how strong? Is it adjustable? Does it automatically kick in when you release the throttle?
Yup, I believe this scooter does have regenerative motor braking, which can be set at varying levels of "grabiness". It will only kick in when you engage one of the brake levers, which will trigger an electronic switch. \You can engage the brake lever slightly to only engage the switch and electronic brakes, without using your brake pads. Overall I had no problems with braking on the Zero 10x.
I just visited your site. I notice a little visual changes. Like the disk breaks are black and I don't see the voltage meter or key slot. Is this how you are selling them?
Hey, not my site, but I can find the owner of revrides to chime in. The voltage meter and keyed start existed on mine. I believe they are all the same model, but maybe they have been updated since those renderings/pictures?
Yes. As you see it in this video is how the ZERO 10X comes. My site has some older rendering and stock photos that I will update soon. You can always call me too. My number is listed in the contact section in www.revrides.com
Since you have a thunder...how does it compare ,I was inking about this or the ox .....but I have a thunder! ....I don't need more scooters! ....but ..... love scooters! X
Haha, I know the feeling. So this is nowhere the speed monster that the Thunder is, for long comfortable cruises you won't beat your Thunder. But if you're going on a short hop to a store or restaurant, or maybe going to a skate park, I think the Zero 10X would be a fantastic way to do that. Perhaps the Zero 10X for me is an Urban warrior. The Ox also looks good, but I haven't ridden one. Would love to get one to do a comparison.
The OX is single motor - so will have less torque - it has 45km top speed (ox hero) - its has one of the most comfortable rubber suspensions (patented) I've ever ridden on a scooter. Equitable to gliding on clouds. I would not suggest for stop and go urban traffic because you need more power to get out of sticky situations. It weighs around 28kg. The handlebar can be locked into the rear wing when folded. Making it slightly easier to carry. It has no seat option. The zero 10x has a similar soft suspension I believe and feels almost as smooth as the ox. It has powerful dual motors but won't be as quick off the mark because its 52v. However, in terms of autonomy, you will get more miles than a similar battery size dualtron. Its 35 kg so quite the beast. Sadly the handlebar doesn't lock, nor fold and can be a nuisance when carrying. Finally it doesn't have seat options. Where are you based darcy
I like this scooter, looks good and I think it will have a good performance, but one thing is bothering me, there is no lock to lock the stem to the rear fender so when scooter stem is folded, the stem is loose and not comfortable to carry, and one other thing the handlebar is not foldable.
Rb H good points. I think there are some after market folding handlebars that you could install, but it still wouldn’t lock to the frame. I wouldn’t want to carry this scooter at 77 lbs, but I have loaded it into a few cars no problem.
@@AlienRides Yes, I am kind of aware of the aftermarket foldable handlbars but I think the original handlebar is welded to stem so I have to do some manufacturing works to install the foldable handlebar! but thank you very much for the tip, you guys are awsome, love that videos any time I am watching, I wish I could be in SF area, I am in LA and always driving around with car, scooter would be just fun for me, I have wildewheel from Mercane but it's not powerful enough to satisfy me, again thank you for the quick reply.
Rb H I think a scooter in LA would be awesome! To clarify the handlebar is not welded, it’s screwed in with 4 hex keys, and wouldn’t be too hard to swap with another one, but would be some work. I think it’s a pretty standard mountain bike neck.
Alien Rides I want to know if I can buy it in San Francisco or should go through some website. 2. If they have any financing option. Thank you so much bro.
@@VisibleAvenger Maybe consider going to Last Mile in SF who offers financing. They have some nice scooters, but not the 10X. If you really want the 10X, you should use the "AlienRides" coupon code on www.revrides.com/
Nice job bro. Thanks very much! Love the claimed highway speed but I would never use that ability... I am more of a drive all day long guy. Dualtron Thunder with knobbies! Sometimes you need to say, "I dont need to go any faster!" But if scoot speed is your drug of choice... hell, give um hell fury! That fireboard was sweet !🤯
Well said. Personally I think out of all of the PEVs scooters are probably the safest thing to go fast on. But definitely gear up and understand the risks when riding fast. Dualtron Thunder is an amazing machine for sure, just went out on a great night ride tonight with mine.
This is top 10 best videos on CZcams. Excellent narrative, beautiful music (makes you want to buy the scooter), gorgeous lady on the scooter (makes me want to ask her for a date). In conclusion, of all i mentioned, id like to ask her for a date! Haha! Can you pass on the message? Thnx Bro!
Alien Rides Was just kidding. I know it’s impossible. Tried to make a fun comment to the awesome video i watched a lot. Really enjoyed it. Oh! Getting my Apollo Pro within a week.
Good question, it's hard to say without testing with the real rider weight and hills, but I can offer some estimates. These are pure guesses, though maybe some riders can chime in with their real-world experiences. 18ah - 20-25 miles of range, 24ah.- 30-35 miles of range.
@@AlienRides this is July tho or is it just the UK? Its July 5th already and I can't wait to see your review on it because am thinking of buy one and I love the looks of the 8x and the side lights I just wanna know if it got tha instant pick power like the 10x
@@sheddyk9173 Oh yes, we are in July 😅 I just know that the USA distributor is supposed to receive them this month sometime. I don't have one ordered, but I'm going to follow-up to see if we can get one for testing. Overall specs look solid, but it's still a heavy scooter. So I'm not sure if it's a pick over the 10x or not. Will have to ride it to find out.
@@AlienRides the 10x is definitely superior but I just wanted to know if it quit close to the 10x as they claim and I don't know about the USA thing because I was planning on ordering one from Singapore its not cheap tho 😂
I believe it is a collapsible helmet, but forget exactly which model. It was something like this one: amzn.to/2JWUrzz They are pretty neat since you can fold it up and stick it in a backpack/purse.
Angel wick city it’s actually the same scooter! They are made by the same factory, and sold under different brands in the USA. Definitely consider using my discount code in the video description to purchase.
There’s lots of these, or even faster ones, flying around NYC currently. I’m not sure about the current laws, but from what I’ve heard they are rarely enforced there. I’ll ask around.
I think that your Dualtron Ultra is more of a beast than this, but always good to know about what other scooters are on the market. The fastest reported speed I heard on flat ground during the ride was 32MPH. I'll try to do some speed tests with this in the future.
@@paulaguirre8312 The motor will do 40mph but with the weight of a rider and wind resistance you can expect to cruise at 32-35 mph. The ZERO 10X Feels stable at this speed but this is also extremely fast on a scooter. I would always wear a good helmet, not a simple bike helmet.
Top speed is 40 mph and can go up to 70 miles in one charge if you have the bigger battery. I've owned mines when they first came out with the zero 10x. I purchased mines with the carbon fiber handle bar which gives it a very sporty look. It's good go know there other zero 10x. One thing I like about my zero it has dual charging. Good luck on purchase, it's backordered for a few months. See in the streets of sf.
@@jbrowne878 My recommended seller for this scooter can be found here: revrides.com/?sca_ref=24332.QlWHEeW11s Use promo code "AlienRides" for a discount.
Hard to say, I'm all about performance so it depends if the 10X is the 60 volt version or not. Besides that I'd just go with whichever has the bigger battery. Both are awesome though, good luck with our decision!
Hi! Great video! Just a quick question - Would you be able to fit 2 of these bad boys in the boot of a standard sedan? I have a standard 2005 Honda Accord if that helps. I’m planning to grab 2 for myself and my partner. Thank you in advance
Jeff Ah Koy ahh, that’s hard to say, if the back seat folds down I’d say you have a decent chance, but it would not be easy. Other Zero scooters (8 or 9 series) probably have a much better chance of fitting.
It does fold, it cones folded in the box. There is no locking mechanism when folded though. I don’t have an Ox so I’m not sure if similar, I’d imagine it is though.
I have not, but the specs look very comparable. I’m sure they are similar, for me, maintenance, service, and support are super key. I know revrides can provide this for you in the USA, I’m not sure about nanrobot. It seems like they have some locations in California, but I don’t have experience with them.
How's this compared to the dualtron spider? With the larger battery this scooter is around the same price, like $300 less than the spider but maybe its worth it to spend the extra $300 and just go for the dualtron spider? Thoughts?
Spider is a lot more lightweight than the 10X, but it might compare more directly to the FalconPEV 8X that's coming out later this year. I don't have hands-on experience with the spider, but I'm going to try to do a video on that soon, and will try to remember to do a comparison 😅
@@AlienRides I'm saying for the price which would you go with? Is the falcon anywhere near the quality/ ruggedness of a dualtron. From what I understand a dualtron can take a serious beating and is build with serious quality parts in mind. As per the weight, that is a huge factor for me. Anything else in that price range you would recommend?
@@gregorypatzelt6964 Hmm, so for me if weight were a non-issue between those two I'd probably go with the 24ah 10X, I like the longer range. The Dualtron is rugged for sure, but so far the 10X is working just fine for me as well. Also try applying my promocode "alienrides" on revrides.com for a discount - the new price might convince you ;-) (If I were going to compare it to an DT Ultra, I would probably go with the DT Ultra)
What is the difference between this the dualtron and the turbo wheel it seems like there's a hundred scooters with different names and they're all the same scooter. Which one is the original?
Hah, it can be confusing, but like cars there are many original scooter models. The 10X and turbowheel are the same model though, they are made by the same factory, and branded differently. Dualtron is another model that is well known for making quality and fast scooters. It can be hard to decide, but I’d say figure out what weight and performance you’re looking for and make a decision based on that.
machinegunfattii the absolute best would be the Dualtron X in my mind, that beast is going to be able to handle your weight. Some cheaper alternatives might be a Dualtron Thunder, or the top of the line nanrobot. The Zero 11x is also coming out soon, which could be an option.
Peacefully Simple I think flats can be a problem with any tube or tubeless setup (I just got one with my Thunder). I didn’t ride the 10X long enough to experience one, but it is possible. I’m going to try slime on my Thunder and see how it works.
Great looking scooter. The price is pretty reasonable also. But if you're going to run dual 800watt motors on a scooter it should have a 60 volt battery with at least 26ah. Unless you're purposely trying to keep the weight down like the spider(60v 17.5ah). I know price has a lot to do it at all so. You'll probably get decent torque but suffer on the top end with a 52 volt system.
Yeah, these are no speed monsters like the Dualtrons, but they are still fun at the low end for sure. 60v would definitely do wonders at higher speed. These are still great value for the price, and fit between a starter commuter and a Dualtron.
@@AlienRides finally got my first flat on my Speedway (just over 900 miles) yesterday. I got back from a ride and there was a flimsy ass staple in the rear tire. Unfortunately it penetrated the tube. I ended up buying a can of Fix-A-Flat for bicycles and it worked. Now I can still ride it. Fortunately I ordered a new tire for the rear and two tubes about 3 weeks ago off eBay. I checked the shipping status and they have made it to South Florida so I should have them by the beginning of next week.👍
Oh I'm still mobile! I'm glad the Fix-A-Flat work. I didn't want to tear it apart and Patch it when I knew the new tire and tubes were coming in. No sense in doing it twice. When I go to swap it out I'll let you know how easy it was with the split Rim that they use on the speedway. Well I got to get going. I'm getting ready to head out on a night ride to the beach and back about 30-40 mile round trip with some cruising around at the beach included.👍✌
@@AlienRides the slow boat from China finally arrived today LOL. Swapped out the rear tire and Tube. It was so easy with the split rim design. I don't know why minimotors doesn't use that type of rim on their dualtrons that have tube tires. I'm guessing because of the high torque that's why they don't.
How heavy of a rider can it take? I know I am under whatever that number (realistically) is but I have some friends who I think would like to try it and they are a fair bit bigger than me (some of them anyway).
@@AlienRides Thanks! Way more than enough...even my 6'7" BiL can probably fit. One more question if you don't mind answering is what helmet to wear? I have POC bike helmet kinda like this one: czcams.com/video/pX1gOEqQXUQ/video.html In this video the woman riding has a bike helmet on but at the end the guy riding it looks to be wearing a motorcycle helmet. Looking at your Saturday ride a lot of riders have full face helmets on. So what is the advised riding gear? I want to be safe and will always wear a helmet but some of those look really hot for summer riding. Also, riding gloves yes or no? EDIT to add: Also, I bought one from Rev Rides based on your videos. Let them know so they keep giving you new things to ride.
I have not tried the emove cruiser, but I believe that's similar to a speedway V? I believe they are probably comparable, I'd check voltage and watt ratings and see whichever one you like the best :) I do think that the 10X is better looking out of the box though.
Yes,Falcon PEV in Singapore sells them online.I visited the website recently to look them up.If it wasn't for the Covid-19 situation,might go over there myself when time&$$$ permits just to see it&the people who sell it face to face.:-D
This was during our group ride which does 25+ miles weekly. The battery did hold up, but we also make 2-3 charging stops during this ride. My recommendation would be to go for the model with the larger battery, 23ah, for longer distance.
Krishnapada mondal that’s a good question, I’m not familiar with shipping to India, you may want to check with FalconPEV directly. This type of vehicle would be perfect for India though.
@@Wiseguyy007 I am not sure TBH I have not looked into doing it. I would contact someone at FalconPEV or revrides.com to see if they have ideas. Sorry I could not be more help here.
@@Wiseguyy007 the zero 10x has dampening springs. You can easily adjust them to your liking. Just make sure you mark it before adjusting it. Out the box though this has to be one of the most comfortable scooters out on the market.
@@kerwindapog check your p setting number 8. This should be set to 100. P8 is your top speed limiter. If you hold the power and mode button at the same time this will get you to the p settings. Once you are in the p settings click power button to shift through the menu. Then the mode button will allow you to change the settings.
Marvin O Already did that. My P8 settings is already at 100 but still stock at 25km/h. I think that the solution is in the cables. I must disconnect a cable to unlish the full speed. But wich color cable 😓
@@kerwindapog I can pop open mines and share a picture of what mines looks like. Maybe this might help you understand what color you need to plug in. I'll share my image through my google drive once I have taken the photos. I'll reply here with the image link. In case others have the same questions.
I DON"T recommend Turbowheel Lightning (ZERO 10x)! I rode cheap xiaomi for 2 month (575 km) until I got my first flat tire. I got my ZERO 10x on 5 days ago, it’s hasn’t even been one week and I got a back tire flat today on only 60 km! I am shocked to pay almost 2 000 USD and to get such low quality product. For info - I was on a perfect bicycle road when it happened, I wasn’t hitting anything, road was clean - no sharp objects etc. It just started to deflate. At the car service they couldn’t find a puncture, it’s was just deflating from the edges. I don’t feel safe riding this anymore. I wanted to pay extra for premium scooter to not deal with this bs anymore (hello xiaomi) and got pretty much same thing. Imaging going fast on this scooter and hit a flat, wheel becomes uncontrollable, you will die if you fall!
Hey, really sorry to hear about your experience with the 10X tire deflating. It can happen to any scooter though, especially ones that don't use tubes. You can definitely fix this though. It's kind of a pain and sucks that it happened, but it's fixable. Safe scooting.
@@andreymor5201 Actually I'm sorry, the 10X may have an inner tube, right? I review a lot of scooters and forgot the details of this one. If so, have you removed the inner tube? You might need to disassemble the rear assembly and replace the inner tube completely. You should talk to the people you bought it from, they might send you a new inner tube.
Unfortunately the only discount code I have is the "alienrides" code on revrides.com. They do offer great support, and are a good place to buy from. Hope you find a price that works for you.
Hi, you can order directly from China for much cheaper maybe like 1000$ using the app Alibaba. I haven't done it yet but I plan on doing so. It's pretty simple you just find a scooter you like you can probably find this exact one press chat now and you can mssg a seller. One thing to make sure of is that it's covered by Alibaba protection. There definitely is scammers on there. Only pay through the app.
Falcon PEV 10 is the same as Techlife 7 has the same technical parameters. A super electric scooter. There are no direction indicators in the scooter. It is a pity Let the Far East think about it. Besides, it's great. Only Wolf Worrior is better.
Yes, also the same as grace scooter, or turbowheel. The factory sells them under many different brands now. It’s quite confusing for consumers, but cool that they are getting so popular. I like these scooters a lot.
I don't think most are ready for a scooter that goes 30-40 MPH. You are fooling yourself riding around with a bicycle helmet and no protective gear. Chick wearing yoga pants, laughable. Hit the road once and you won't ever crack that throttle wide again. I rode a Bird scooter and that darn thing was dangerous enough under 20 MPH.
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This video was so good my doctor told me to throw away my medication. This video cured my sickness
I have this scooter but the clone version the unicool. It's heavy. I can get it up to 30 mph and i'm 231 lbs with a backpack helmet and knee pads. I ride this in Downtown LA and it's like riding a cloud.
Jose H very cool, I imagine a scooter is amazing for getting around Downtown LA. Would love to ride one down there sometime.
How much did you pay José and where did you get it.
guess what maybe 231lbs at 6’4 -Douche
I've been keeping an eye on many electric scooters and have yet to buy one. I really want one to diversify my collection of DIY Esk8 builds. This looks solid enough to take at high speed and yet have my wife enjoy the ride as well. Love your content bro!
For sure, see if you’re able to get your wife riding a scooter while you board. There’s a bunch of couples here in the Bay Area who do that and it’s a lot of fun. It’s a nice activity that you can do together. (And you can also enjoy the scoot every once in a while when it’s wet/damp outside)
Hey Big Kids, feel free to email me if you have more questions. The ZERO lineup of scooters are very good. My wife and I have enjoyed many date nights cruising around hitting up our favorite joints.
Great job with the video man... Also the soundtrack in background as well
What I love about electric scooters (in general) is that you can have it in the city. You can live in the flat, and get your scooter home and no problem. Not, like those HUGE mopeds, motorcycles etc. This is major advantage and reason why they will be SUPER popular in near future. You live in the city, you will have one :)
For sure, the future in personal mobility is going to be awesome. Just need cities to build better infrastructure and PEV-friendly lanes.
Your videos are addicting. Seriously dont ever stop. -thats what she said- lol
Hah, thanks for stopping by! This was an older one, but we got some nice footage of the scooter.
This video is like the future I’ve dreamt of after watching so much cyberpunk anime lol 😂👍🏾
Striver of Strength & Beyond awesome. I think “cyberpunk anime” is going to be the theme for my next custom scooter, should be pretty crazy.
Alien Rides Just cut out “anime” and give the fast scooter a neon color scheme and you’ll have my compliments 👌🏾
Guys...I think that would be a Weped scooter then.It looks totally out of this world. ;-D
Nice video!!😃
Isn’t this scooter the same as the Turbowheel lightning ?
You're correct, the Zero 10X and Turbowheel Lightning are essentially the same scooter.
Amazing clarity in this video. What camera did you use if you don't mind me asking?
This one was actually just shot on the latest iPhone (Xs) with the moment wide angle lens. Debating if I should get a more improved camera or not.
Has the scooter gave you problems since you got it? I’m afraid that this scooter won’t last and will keep causing issues which will require maintenance or repair.
Sadly I had to send this one back, but I think the zero scooters last a fairly long time compared to other brands. Maybe second to Dualtrons, but still pretty high quality. Buy from a reputable shop.
Would be cool if they made the deck 30-50% wider with a huge ass battery.
I think you're looking for the Zero 11X. I haven't tried it yet, but seems to be an awesome scooter!
1:05 - Am I a joke to you xD
JAEqer ROGUE lol I don’t think so, only if you want to be maybe. Do you? 😛🤷♂️
Great video. I want one!
J Dub it’s a great scooter for sure, I think you would enjoy it!
Enjoyed your review 😊
Thank you very much for the comment!
you should check the speedtrott rx2000. similar to the zero 10x .it's a monster
even better looking. unfortunatly only available in france.
Yup, I've seen the rx2000 and it looks great! Some companies are considering importing them to various countries now. I look forward to testing it out in the future.
Cool video! I am also an electric scooter fan and have a few sub-monster class scooters (PassionGadgets Mini-IV, iFreego 10" 48v, Ecoreco L5+, E-Twow Booster). It is great to see your videos cruising around the same areas I would ride around. I never picked up one of the bigger class scooters because I need more portability. I commute to work on them and need to get on and off BART. I also need the scooter to be able to fit in my gym locker and toss inside a shopping cart from time to time. I would have a hard time with any of the monster class scooters. I just picked up an EcoReco L5+ instead of a FalconPEV Falcon 8 or 9. I wanted to support a local company and didn't want air-filled tires so I could avoid flats. I put a lot of miles on my scooters. I have 2 E-Twow Booster scooters and they have 6000 miles between the two of them without one bit of trouble. So far, I have really enjoyed how well the L5+ rides with its suspension and power. It can easily maintain 25mph and is only 40lbs.
Oh, the monster-class scooters are awesome and they must be a blast to ride :)
@@RCDevotee that's awesome, you sure do get your value out of those scooters putting on so many miles! Personally I don't commute on the monster scooters because they are so big, but I do know a lot of people who do. I mainly just ride them on the weekends for fun :) Depending on the person's situation they might be able to park the scooters easier than I can at work.
Awesome video! I am thinking either this Zero 10X or Dualtron Mini. However, Dualtron Mini has a single 1450W motor and Zero 10X has 1000W dual motors. My commute has a lot of hills and if I ask, I'm 100% sure you will recommend me Zero 10X. But I wanted to ask, you think a single 1450W motor can't handle hills? I really like Dualtron Mini but may have to go with Zero 10X :(
If you're looking to conquer hills, I think you're right, you want a dual motor scooter. The 10x is a great option for sure. Some other options I'd recommend might be the Dualtron Eagle Pro, or Mantis Pro. Good luck with your decision!
Hi, how about the build quality if you compared this with kaabo mantis pro? And what do you choose, zero 10x 60v 21ah or mantis pro? Thanks.
I'd say about similar quality compared to Kaabo scooters. They're pretty similar, get whichever one has the most amp hours. Can you get a 24ah?
It is very confusing getting a Zero 10x. Each of the site that sale the scooter have different spec. Some say it have 1000w motor other said it have 1200w and most say it is only 800w. Some say it come with hydraulic disc brake, other don't and none will tell you if it come with a charger or not. Looking at stock photo also look different in some site. some have a bit of red on the handle bar, some is fully black. Some come with a key start and some don't. I lived in Australia so they all speed limited to 25km/h but don't tell you if you can remove the limit or not. They all say it can do ~65km/h, but with a big bracket saying it is speed limited to 25km/h. It one of the reason why I'm holding out on buying.
They are solid scooters for sure, but the problem is that every dealer customizes it slightly. Are there any dealers that sell them in Australia, or are you going to order direct from FalconPEV? My recommendation would be to contact the dealer to get exact features and specifications for the scooter they sell. Good luck with your purchase!
@@AlienRides Thank you for the reply. There is a few that sell them in Australia. But they all 800w motor. May have to order from oversea. Checking from other people review, the 1000w motor with 24ah batteries seems to be the best set up for the scooter.
Shion0Hibiki yup, that sounds like the best setup for sure. If you can get that it would be good. Good luck!
I live in urban capital here in Taiwan. The roads are not as well paved in certain areas, so something that can handle bumpy urban rides is what I am looking for. I was looking at Widewheels initially, then both Inokim OX and Zero 10X caught my eyes. From your experience with the Zero 10X, is it easy to maneuver in urban SF traffic? or would you recommend a smaller size scooter? The other concern is a lack of large distributors here locally for after sales service if needed.
After sales service should definitely be a concern for any scooter purchase. I do think that the folks at FalconPEV do provide excellent support though, and I'm sure they could ship you things as needed from their base of operations in Singapore. With some tools and simple DIY skills I'm sure you could fix most issues (I haven't had any yet).
I do think that the Zero 10X is fine here in San Francisco traffic, and we're able to lane split. Personally I'm a fan of a bigger scooter when in traffic so you are more easily seen. I would not go any smaller than the 10X for myself. Cheers and ride safe.
Got my badboy. A very fun scooter.
Super excited you got one! 👏
@@AlienRides yup. Thanks man. Do u know from where to buy an external battery? Falcon pev doesn't sell them anymore this time period.
Papp Sebastian Georgian I don’t know about external batteries unfortunately 🙁
Great video. I want one.
it can easily overheat when climbing up much? for example: ride 30km - 10km flat, 10km uphill, 10km real huge uphills? Thanks
I think many scooters could have that problem, but I did not have that problem with typical San Francisco steep hills. Do you mean a steep hill 10km in distance? I don't have one near me, but would be awesome to find one to test on.
@@AlienRides yea i mean distance, coz when you uphill and full power, you going constantly on full power ofc when under 60kmph, so it can be problem with overheating motor or controler or bateries. I come from hill town so i do some tests when come to me.
Love the 10x but only thing stopping me from purchasing it would be its weight and I’m afraid it will be illegal to ride one of these without a proper license etc sometime soon in my country (NZ). What are your thoughts on the Zero 10? Would the Zero 10 be powerful enough to climb up most hills with its single 800w motor? As I would love to have that flexibility of being able to climb most hills around the city or my area, without being limited having to push it all the time...including being practical (not being too heavy to carry/lift and can fit easily in the boot of my car)
I think the Zero 10 would be a good option, but the Zero 8X might be a better option which should be coming out soon. It's more compact, and has dual motors. Might be worth waiting for!
Freed sells them on the shore if you're in Auckland. If they end up being licenced then it will be a new light EV class. Nothing on the horizon yet though and they too busy banning everything else. Technically it would be "illegal" now but tolerated as long as you're not being an idiot like everyone on Lime.
This scooter is worth getting license :). Why EVERYTHING have to have "license"...
I'm planning to buy one soon as my commuter. What is the max range on this on cruiser/eco mode? I need a long range one since I'm not really into speed.. Either this one or the eMOVE cruiser.. Thanx
I think a lot depends on your conditions too, if you have hills you definitely want a dual motor scooter. If there's no hills, a slower scooter like the emove could work. Hard to say max range as I haven't tested the 60 volt version, but you should be able to get 35-40 miles easily.
@@AlienRides thanx.. I'm from the Philippines but I will be in California by the end of this year or early next year.. And yeah, I do really enjoy your reviews and that skydio 2 of yours is awesome as well.. Ride safe
What's up Alien rides I have a question regarding this scooter which one do you recommend best 52V 23 ah version or 60V 21 ah and why? I want to get one but I'm new to the electric scooter game thanks in advance👍
Go with the larger watt hours. You multiply to determine watt hours.
52v*23ah=1,196
60v*21ah=1,260
Personally I'd go with the 60 volt version. It will also have a higher top speed.
I know it has the disc brakes, but does it have regenerative braking as well? If so, how strong? Is it adjustable? Does it automatically kick in when you release the throttle?
Yup, I believe this scooter does have regenerative motor braking, which can be set at varying levels of "grabiness". It will only kick in when you engage one of the brake levers, which will trigger an electronic switch. \You can engage the brake lever slightly to only engage the switch and electronic brakes, without using your brake pads. Overall I had no problems with braking on the Zero 10x.
I just visited your site. I notice a little visual changes. Like the disk breaks are black and I don't see the voltage meter or key slot. Is this how you are selling them?
Hey, not my site, but I can find the owner of revrides to chime in. The voltage meter and keyed start existed on mine. I believe they are all the same model, but maybe they have been updated since those renderings/pictures?
Yes. As you see it in this video is how the ZERO 10X comes. My site has some older rendering and stock photos that I will update soon. You can always call me too. My number is listed in the contact section in www.revrides.com
Since you have a thunder...how does it compare ,I was inking about this or the ox .....but I have a thunder! ....I don't need more scooters! ....but ..... love scooters! X
Haha, I know the feeling. So this is nowhere the speed monster that the Thunder is, for long comfortable cruises you won't beat your Thunder. But if you're going on a short hop to a store or restaurant, or maybe going to a skate park, I think the Zero 10X would be a fantastic way to do that. Perhaps the Zero 10X for me is an Urban warrior. The Ox also looks good, but I haven't ridden one. Would love to get one to do a comparison.
The OX is single motor - so will have less torque - it has 45km top speed (ox hero) - its has one of the most comfortable rubber suspensions (patented) I've ever ridden on a scooter. Equitable to gliding on clouds. I would not suggest for stop and go urban traffic because you need more power to get out of sticky situations. It weighs around 28kg. The handlebar can be locked into the rear wing when folded. Making it slightly easier to carry. It has no seat option. The zero 10x has a similar soft suspension I believe and feels almost as smooth as the ox. It has powerful dual motors but won't be as quick off the mark because its 52v. However, in terms of autonomy, you will get more miles than a similar battery size dualtron. Its 35 kg so quite the beast. Sadly the handlebar doesn't lock, nor fold and can be a nuisance when carrying. Finally it doesn't have seat options. Where are you based darcy
@@michaeligbokwe6674 All great points.
I like this scooter, looks good and I think it will have a good performance, but one thing is bothering me, there is no lock to lock the stem to the rear fender so when scooter stem is folded, the stem is loose and not comfortable to carry, and one other thing the handlebar is not foldable.
Rb H good points. I think there are some after market folding handlebars that you could install, but it still wouldn’t lock to the frame. I wouldn’t want to carry this scooter at 77 lbs, but I have loaded it into a few cars no problem.
@@AlienRides Yes, I am kind of aware of the aftermarket foldable handlbars but I think the original handlebar is welded to stem so I have to do some manufacturing works to install the foldable handlebar! but thank you very much for the tip, you guys are awsome, love that videos any time I am watching, I wish I could be in SF area, I am in LA and always driving around with car, scooter would be just fun for me, I have wildewheel from Mercane but it's not powerful enough to satisfy me, again thank you for the quick reply.
Rb H I think a scooter in LA would be awesome! To clarify the handlebar is not welded, it’s screwed in with 4 hex keys, and wouldn’t be too hard to swap with another one, but would be some work. I think it’s a pretty standard mountain bike neck.
@@AlienRides Yes, there are after-market folding handlebars available and they bolt right on.
my zero 10x is acting strange after I drove it up a hill, speed is stuck and only at slow and only the front wheel.
Hmm, but when you go down both are fine? Never heard of this, I wonder if it's a problem with a controller?
@@AlienRides that could be it, I'll check that out tnx.
Hey how tall was the girl riding the 10X? Would be helpful to know!
I'm actually not sure of the exact size, maybe around 5'6"?
@@AlienRides Thx. I'm mainly curious because of the fixed height of the stem/handle bars and how it is to ride for shorter people.
Hey bro. I live close to Sfo. I need help in buying the zero 10x. Couldn’t figure it out how. Could you please help me.
Hello. Zero 10x is a pretty awesome scooter. Did you try using the "AlienRides" coupon code on www.revrides.com/ ?
Could you please help me.
@@VisibleAvenger For sure, which part did you get stuck on?
Alien Rides I want to know if I can buy it in San Francisco or should go through some website.
2. If they have any financing option.
Thank you so much bro.
@@VisibleAvenger Maybe consider going to Last Mile in SF who offers financing. They have some nice scooters, but not the 10X. If you really want the 10X, you should use the "AlienRides" coupon code on www.revrides.com/
Nice job bro. Thanks very much!
Love the claimed highway speed but I would never use that ability... I am more of a drive all day long guy.
Dualtron Thunder with knobbies!
Sometimes you need to say,
"I dont need to go any faster!"
But if scoot speed is your drug of choice... hell, give um hell fury!
That fireboard was sweet !🤯
Well said. Personally I think out of all of the PEVs scooters are probably the safest thing to go fast on. But definitely gear up and understand the risks when riding fast. Dualtron Thunder is an amazing machine for sure, just went out on a great night ride tonight with mine.
@@AlienRides sorry my brother, but my comment should have gone on the $5,000 race scooter video...😂 not sure what happened lol
one-of-us hah was guessing that, no prob! Sometimes CZcams is weird and changes the video automatically 😅
Aloha!! How talk is the rider?
Hmm, maybe about 5'9"?
This is top 10 best videos on CZcams. Excellent narrative, beautiful music (makes you want to buy the scooter), gorgeous lady on the scooter (makes me want to ask her for a date). In conclusion, of all i mentioned, id like to ask her for a date! Haha! Can you pass on the message? Thnx Bro!
Thanks for stopping by! I wish I could link you to her, but unfortunately she didn't give me an affiliate link to use. Hopefully for the next one! 👽🖖
Alien Rides Was just kidding. I know it’s impossible. Tried to make a fun comment to the awesome video i watched a lot. Really enjoyed it. Oh! Getting my Apollo Pro within a week.
Alphonse Nguyen cool about the Apollo pro! Seems like a solid scooter with a great company behind it. You’re going to love it!
Alien Rides I’d have to find someone who has the Zero 10X to do some comparison. Keep doing your videos, always looking forward to your next one.
Hi, what is the actual range of 18ah & 24ah battery riding at around 25-30mph?
Good question, it's hard to say without testing with the real rider weight and hills, but I can offer some estimates. These are pure guesses, though maybe some riders can chime in with their real-world experiences.
18ah - 20-25 miles of range, 24ah.- 30-35 miles of range.
What are your ops about the ZERO 8X?
It looks awesome for sure, but I’ve never ridden one yet. The specs do make it look good though. Hoping to ride one in July and make some video.
@@AlienRides this is July tho or is it just the UK? Its July 5th already and I can't wait to see your review on it because am thinking of buy one and I love the looks of the 8x and the side lights I just wanna know if it got tha instant pick power like the 10x
@@sheddyk9173 Oh yes, we are in July 😅 I just know that the USA distributor is supposed to receive them this month sometime. I don't have one ordered, but I'm going to follow-up to see if we can get one for testing. Overall specs look solid, but it's still a heavy scooter. So I'm not sure if it's a pick over the 10x or not. Will have to ride it to find out.
@@AlienRides the 10x is definitely superior but I just wanted to know if it quit close to the 10x as they claim and I don't know about the USA thing because I was planning on ordering one from Singapore its not cheap tho 😂
Yes, please. I'm waiting for the 8X review as well.
Very nice video. encouraged me to buy one. What 'Helmet' is the pretty young lady wearing?
I believe it is a collapsible helmet, but forget exactly which model. It was something like this one: amzn.to/2JWUrzz They are pretty neat since you can fold it up and stick it in a backpack/purse.
Why does the design look so Similar to the Turbowheel lightning electric scooter?
Angel wick city it’s actually the same scooter! They are made by the same factory, and sold under different brands in the USA. Definitely consider using my discount code in the video description to purchase.
@@AlienRides will do, thanks for the information.
Turbo Lightning, Zero 10X, F08, T10 DDM - all the same
Hello
Save the mileage partial (TRIP)?
When you turn off the scooter starts again from 0 Km?
Is this thing legal for you to use in nyc?
There’s lots of these, or even faster ones, flying around NYC currently. I’m not sure about the current laws, but from what I’ve heard they are rarely enforced there. I’ll ask around.
@@AlienRides ok thanks.. no sense in spending all of that money if I can't even use the thing😑 know what I mean
The 10x is much heavier than the Zero 8. How do you feel about the weight trade off, especially for someone with stairs?
Yeah, stairs are a definite consideration. Personally I'd go a bit lighter than the 10X, the Zero 8, or 8X maybe could be a good option.
Top speed? Also any speedwobble? I already have my Dualtron Ultra but watched anyway
I think that your Dualtron Ultra is more of a beast than this, but always good to know about what other scooters are on the market. The fastest reported speed I heard on flat ground during the ride was 32MPH. I'll try to do some speed tests with this in the future.
@@AlienRides actually considering the price, that's a pretty good top speed
@@AlienRides I think it's as quick as the inokim ox but this is way tidyer x
@@paulaguirre8312 The motor will do 40mph but with the weight of a rider and wind resistance you can expect to cruise at 32-35 mph. The ZERO 10X Feels stable at this speed but this is also extremely fast on a scooter. I would always wear a good helmet, not a simple bike helmet.
Top speed is 40 mph and can go up to 70 miles in one charge if you have the bigger battery. I've owned mines when they first came out with the zero 10x. I purchased mines with the carbon fiber handle bar which gives it a very sporty look. It's good go know there other zero 10x. One thing I like about my zero it has dual charging. Good luck on purchase, it's backordered for a few months. See in the streets of sf.
I'm thinking to buy 1
It's a solid scooter, you'll have a lot of fun on it if you do!
@@AlienRides ok thanks were in us I can get it
@@jbrowne878 My recommended seller for this scooter can be found here: revrides.com/?sca_ref=24332.QlWHEeW11s
Use promo code "AlienRides" for a discount.
what a skateboard in front 0:54
LaCroix, it's nice. Check out our video on it here: czcams.com/video/2oFtcW4dWLY/video.html
It has dual *1000 watt motors not 800.
The new one does, but not when we filmed this video! Glad to see the improvements coming out.
@@AlienRides okay sorry about that! Also they have a 60 volt dual 1200 watt coming out!
Gerardo Arius that’s going to be a beast for sure, hope to try that out some day!
In case you’re wondering how to install a thumb throttle on the zero 10x, click the link here: czcams.com/video/JxztMwFq4os/video.html
Thanks for the tip!
Zero 10x vs Mantis Base who’s your winner?
Hard to say, I'm all about performance so it depends if the 10X is the 60 volt version or not. Besides that I'd just go with whichever has the bigger battery. Both are awesome though, good luck with our decision!
Alien Rides 52V Zero 10x vs 60V Mantis Base. Range is not the concern Im debating between acceleration and time to get to 40mph
Alien have you ridden the beast the 11x 72v?
@@562jamesj If you're looking for speed, then go for the 60 volt system, it's going to be more powerful.
Alien Rides thanks that confirms what I was thinking
Hi! Great video! Just a quick question - Would you be able to fit 2 of these bad boys in the boot of a standard sedan? I have a standard 2005 Honda Accord if that helps. I’m planning to grab 2 for myself and my partner. Thank you in advance
Jeff Ah Koy ahh, that’s hard to say, if the back seat folds down I’d say you have a decent chance, but it would not be easy. Other Zero scooters (8 or 9 series) probably have a much better chance of fitting.
@@AlienRides doesnt fold like inokim ox ? Ouch
It does fold, it cones folded in the box. There is no locking mechanism when folded though. I don’t have an Ox so I’m not sure if similar, I’d imagine it is though.
@@AlienRides yeah i have the ox love the design but lil faster would be lovely !! Lol
Anyone ever ridden a nanrobot d5? i am trying to decided which of the two i want
I have not, but the specs look very comparable. I’m sure they are similar, for me, maintenance, service, and support are super key. I know revrides can provide this for you in the USA, I’m not sure about nanrobot. It seems like they have some locations in California, but I don’t have experience with them.
Dual 1000W motor not 800W
Yup, recently been upgraded to 1k watts, pretty good package!
How's this compared to the dualtron spider? With the larger battery this scooter is around the same price, like $300 less than the spider but maybe its worth it to spend the extra $300 and just go for the dualtron spider? Thoughts?
Spider is a lot more lightweight than the 10X, but it might compare more directly to the FalconPEV 8X that's coming out later this year. I don't have hands-on experience with the spider, but I'm going to try to do a video on that soon, and will try to remember to do a comparison 😅
@@AlienRides I'm saying for the price which would you go with? Is the falcon anywhere near the quality/ ruggedness of a dualtron. From what I understand a dualtron can take a serious beating and is build with serious quality parts in mind. As per the weight, that is a huge factor for me. Anything else in that price range you would recommend?
@@gregorypatzelt6964 Hmm, so for me if weight were a non-issue between those two I'd probably go with the 24ah 10X, I like the longer range. The Dualtron is rugged for sure, but so far the 10X is working just fine for me as well. Also try applying my promocode "alienrides" on revrides.com for a discount - the new price might convince you ;-)
(If I were going to compare it to an DT Ultra, I would probably go with the DT Ultra)
@@AlienRides I am going to look now thanks!!
What is the difference between this the dualtron and the turbo wheel it seems like there's a hundred scooters with different names and they're all the same scooter. Which one is the original?
Hah, it can be confusing, but like cars there are many original scooter models. The 10X and turbowheel are the same model though, they are made by the same factory, and branded differently. Dualtron is another model that is well known for making quality and fast scooters. It can be hard to decide, but I’d say figure out what weight and performance you’re looking for and make a decision based on that.
You can also order hydraulic breaks for it.
Yeah, I think hydraulic brakes are definitely worth it if you can upgrade.
What is the best scooter for 340 lbs man? lol
machinegunfattii the absolute best would be the Dualtron X in my mind, that beast is going to be able to handle your weight. Some cheaper alternatives might be a Dualtron Thunder, or the top of the line nanrobot. The Zero 11x is also coming out soon, which could be an option.
Quiewa Q Power
both front and rear tires are solid? they don’t get flats?
Peacefully Simple I think flats can be a problem with any tube or tubeless setup (I just got one with my Thunder). I didn’t ride the 10X long enough to experience one, but it is possible. I’m going to try slime on my Thunder and see how it works.
Great looking scooter. The price is pretty reasonable also. But if you're going to run dual 800watt motors on a scooter it should have a 60 volt battery with at least 26ah. Unless you're purposely trying to keep the weight down like the spider(60v 17.5ah). I know price has a lot to do it at all so. You'll probably get decent torque but suffer on the top end with a 52 volt system.
Yeah, these are no speed monsters like the Dualtrons, but they are still fun at the low end for sure. 60v would definitely do wonders at higher speed. These are still great value for the price, and fit between a starter commuter and a Dualtron.
@@AlienRides finally got my first flat on my Speedway (just over 900 miles) yesterday. I got back from a ride and there was a flimsy ass staple in the rear tire. Unfortunately it penetrated the tube. I ended up buying a can of Fix-A-Flat for bicycles and it worked. Now I can still ride it. Fortunately I ordered a new tire for the rear and two tubes about 3 weeks ago off eBay. I checked the shipping status and they have made it to South Florida so I should have them by the beginning of next week.👍
JPO Orr ah, that’s unfortunate :( hope you’re back up and running soon.
Oh I'm still mobile! I'm glad the Fix-A-Flat work. I didn't want to tear it apart and Patch it when I knew the new tire and tubes were coming in. No sense in doing it twice. When I go to swap it out I'll let you know how easy it was with the split Rim that they use on the speedway. Well I got to get going. I'm getting ready to head out on a night ride to the beach and back about 30-40 mile round trip with some cruising around at the beach included.👍✌
@@AlienRides the slow boat from China finally arrived today LOL. Swapped out the rear tire and Tube. It was so easy with the split rim design. I don't know why minimotors doesn't use that type of rim on their dualtrons that have tube tires. I'm guessing because of the high torque that's why they don't.
How heavy of a rider can it take? I know I am under whatever that number (realistically) is but I have some friends who I think would like to try it and they are a fair bit bigger than me (some of them anyway).
It says 150kg (330 lbs), and I think it probably could handle that!
@@AlienRides Thanks! Way more than enough...even my 6'7" BiL can probably fit.
One more question if you don't mind answering is what helmet to wear? I have POC bike helmet kinda like this one: czcams.com/video/pX1gOEqQXUQ/video.html
In this video the woman riding has a bike helmet on but at the end the guy riding it looks to be wearing a motorcycle helmet. Looking at your Saturday ride a lot of riders have full face helmets on.
So what is the advised riding gear? I want to be safe and will always wear a helmet but some of those look really hot for summer riding.
Also, riding gloves yes or no?
EDIT to add: Also, I bought one from Rev Rides based on your videos. Let them know so they keep giving you new things to ride.
I'm interested in the zero 10 x and the varo motors emove cruise.
Any thoughts on which is better or more practical.
I have not tried the emove cruiser, but I believe that's similar to a speedway V? I believe they are probably comparable, I'd check voltage and watt ratings and see whichever one you like the best :) I do think that the 10X is better looking out of the box though.
@@AlienRides I think the emove has 1 motor and longer range.
OK thanks for responding
Thank you so much for this vid and the promo code! Got my Zero 10X preordered on revrides.com now!
It’s a great scooter, you’re going to love it!
@@AlienRides I'm so psyched, been doing my research this past week. You guys helped alot, especially with that promo. Ships on the 22nd!
how was it?
are you exporting in uae?
I don’t sell these, but I think FalconPEV might ship to you.
Yes,Falcon PEV in Singapore sells them online.I visited the website recently to look them up.If it wasn't for the Covid-19 situation,might go over there myself when time&$$$ permits just to see it&the people who sell it face to face.:-D
What brand of battery is inside this Scooter?
Still trying to verify with my contact, but I believe it uses Chinese cells to keep cost down, possibly from a company called Sincepower.
Отличное Видео.!!!
I want this, but I think the zero 9 is more in my price range.
Daud Hicks I haven’t tried it, but I think the Zero 9 also looks like a great scooter, let us know how you find it.
What the unicycle the guy using at 1:27 ?
Julius Mangahas looks like a GotWay MSuper X
How long does the battery hold the whole distance?
This was during our group ride which does 25+ miles weekly. The battery did hold up, but we also make 2-3 charging stops during this ride. My recommendation would be to go for the model with the larger battery, 23ah, for longer distance.
@@AlienRides Thank you, Alien!
India
What is the price in India 🇮🇳
Krishnapada mondal that’s a good question, I’m not familiar with shipping to India, you may want to check with FalconPEV directly. This type of vehicle would be perfect for India though.
50 goats, 30 chickens, 1 sacred cow
What helmet does that guy at end of video use?
Kyle Flynn “tsg pass” helmet I believe, it’s pretty popular in our group.
@@AlienRides sick helmet. Thank you for the quick reply!!
Does anybody know what kind of E-Unicycle is that at 1:24?
Actually did a video on that exact same EUC and rider here: czcams.com/video/KNcrewUfjHU/video.html
1689 EUROS?!? god damn what the hell, this shit is more expensive than my car.
What is the weight capacity of the 10X ?
They claim 150Kg (or 330 lbs). I'm about 100kg, but feel that any heavier and you might want a more stiffer suspension.
@@AlienRides So if I want this scooter how to stiffen suspension?
@@Wiseguyy007 I am not sure TBH I have not looked into doing it. I would contact someone at FalconPEV or revrides.com to see if they have ideas. Sorry I could not be more help here.
@@Wiseguyy007 the zero 10x has dampening springs. You can easily adjust them to your liking. Just make sure you mark it before adjusting it. Out the box though this has to be one of the most comfortable scooters out on the market.
Someday 😭
It's a ton of fun, hope you can try it some day!
If youre in the UK check out e-tric.co.uk
I seen a vidio and its site sead 500 but yours sead thousand and something
Which video and site? I think the 10x is always around 1500ish for the base model?
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@@demonemperor409 Ah gotcha, that's just for the down payment for the reservation. The full price will be about the same. Both are great distributors.
@@AlienRides oh did not know i didnt look at it that long so i missed it thanks for looking at it 😎
Does anyone know how to properly turn off the speed limiter of a Zero10X? Thank you!
Ahh, I didn't realize there was one! What's the top speed you're seeing?
Alien Rides Top speed is 65km/h but limited at 25km/h.
@@kerwindapog check your p setting number 8. This should be set to 100. P8 is your top speed limiter. If you hold the power and mode button at the same time this will get you to the p settings. Once you are in the p settings click power button to shift through the menu. Then the mode button will allow you to change the settings.
Marvin O Already did that. My P8 settings is already at 100 but still stock at 25km/h. I think that the solution is in the cables. I must disconnect a cable to unlish the full speed. But wich color cable 😓
@@kerwindapog I can pop open mines and share a picture of what mines looks like. Maybe this might help you understand what color you need to plug in. I'll share my image through my google drive once I have taken the photos. I'll reply here with the image link. In case others have the same questions.
"Nice manual...", better chuck that over in the corner...
Hah, don’t need no stinkin manual 😁
that girl looks absolutely tiny on it haha
It's a beast for sure, but I think she's a good size for it. Nice having extra room on the deck :)
I DON"T recommend Turbowheel Lightning (ZERO 10x)! I rode cheap xiaomi for 2 month (575 km) until I got my first flat tire. I got my ZERO 10x on 5 days ago, it’s hasn’t even been one week and I got a back tire flat today on only 60 km! I am shocked to pay almost 2 000 USD and to get such low quality product. For info - I was on a perfect bicycle road when it happened, I wasn’t hitting anything, road was clean - no sharp objects etc. It just started to deflate. At the car service they couldn’t find a puncture, it’s was just deflating from the edges. I don’t feel safe riding this anymore. I wanted to pay extra for premium scooter to not deal with this bs anymore (hello xiaomi) and got pretty much same thing. Imaging going fast on this scooter and hit a flat, wheel becomes uncontrollable, you will die if you fall!
Hey, really sorry to hear about your experience with the 10X tire deflating. It can happen to any scooter though, especially ones that don't use tubes. You can definitely fix this though. It's kind of a pain and sucks that it happened, but it's fixable. Safe scooting.
Alien Rides thank would recommend any CZcams video where I can watch example? I can't find a puncture still
@@andreymor5201 Actually I'm sorry, the 10X may have an inner tube, right? I review a lot of scooters and forgot the details of this one. If so, have you removed the inner tube? You might need to disassemble the rear assembly and replace the inner tube completely. You should talk to the people you bought it from, they might send you a new inner tube.
Hey any chance you can hook me up with a discount on a 8x/10x? Cheapest I’ve found is $1400 8x. XD. Student loans from 6yrs ago almost paid but...
Unfortunately the only discount code I have is the "alienrides" code on revrides.com. They do offer great support, and are a good place to buy from. Hope you find a price that works for you.
Hi, you can order directly from China for much cheaper maybe like 1000$ using the app Alibaba. I haven't done it yet but I plan on doing so. It's pretty simple you just find a scooter you like you can probably find this exact one press chat now and you can mssg a seller. One thing to make sure of is that it's covered by Alibaba protection. There definitely is scammers on there. Only pay through the app.
Moogly Googly try buying it from allibaba , unicool it’s the same scooter with the original brand name , cost less than $700.
Falcon PEV 10 is the same as Techlife 7 has the same technical parameters. A super electric scooter. There are no direction indicators in the scooter. It is a pity Let the Far East think about it. Besides, it's great. Only Wolf Worrior is better.
Yes, also the same as grace scooter, or turbowheel. The factory sells them under many different brands now. It’s quite confusing for consumers, but cool that they are getting so popular. I like these scooters a lot.
Economical? 😂😂
Not cheap at all, but super fun and good value IMO.
I don't think most are ready for a scooter that goes 30-40 MPH. You are fooling yourself riding around with a bicycle helmet and no protective gear. Chick wearing yoga pants, laughable. Hit the road once and you won't ever crack that throttle wide again. I rode a Bird scooter and that darn thing was dangerous enough under 20 MPH.
I dont know why women like to have and use good looking mens things