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Tackling the Hill of Death with Inmotion Climber | Big Guy's Perspective
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- čas přidán 9. 06. 2023
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Hey there, in this "Big Guy" review, I share my personal experience with the Inmotion Climber. If you're a big guy looking for a scooter that can handle hills with ease, this is the one for you! Join me as I dive into its features, put it to the test on the challenging "hill of death," and provide you with an honest analysis of its strengths and weaknesses.
I was immediately impressed by the Inmotion Climber's twin motors, each boasting an impressive 450 watts. It delivers that extra speed and power big guys like us need to conquer those tough hills. Trust me, it's a pretty awesome scooter! Plus, it has a weight capacity of 140 kilograms (304 pounds), perfect for us larger individuals.
One of the things I appreciate about this scooter is its portability. Weighing in at around 24 kilograms (50 pounds) and featuring a convenient folding mechanism, it's a breeze to carry around. You won't break your back trying to lift it, and it's even manageable with just one hand.
The Inmotion Climber offers three different modes to suit your riding style. Whether you prefer a leisurely stroll in pedestrian mode, a comfortable ride in regular mode, or that extra burst of speed in the sport mode, this scooter has got you covered.
Now, let's talk about comfort. While it lacks suspension, the air-filled pneumatic tires, measuring 10 inches, do a decent job of absorbing bumps. During my ride, I found it surprisingly smooth, even though I initially had concerns about the lack of suspension. It definitely feels robust and well-built.
The scooter features both electronic and mechanical brakes, ensuring reliable stopping power. However, I did find the brakes to be a little on the weaker side. Personally, I might fine-tune the mechanical brake to add some extra bite. But hey, it's not a deal-breaker considering the speeds you typically reach on this scooter.
Throughout the review, I also discuss the Inmotion Climber's user-friendly app, which provides essential information such as distance covered, battery life, and more. It's a handy tool for tracking your rides and staying informed. It's a pretty awesome app. It's quick, easy to navigate and it just works :)
So, if you're a big guy like me in search of a powerful scooter that can handle hills with confidence, I highly recommend checking out the Inmotion Climber. Join me in this video as I share my thoughts, experiences, and final verdict on whether it's the perfect fit for you. Trust me, this big guy-approved scooter won't disappoint!
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SPECIFICATIONS: Climber
Max.Speed: Approx 38 km/h (23.6 miles)
Net Weight Approx: 20.8 kg (45.8 lbs)
Gross Weight: 24.6 kg (54.20 lbs)
Max Mileage: Approx 56 km (34.7 miles)
Display Screen: LED display
Climbing Angle: 36% (20 Degree)
Max Payload: 140 kg (308 lbs)
Charging Time: Approx 9hours
Battery Specifications: 36V，15Ah
Charger: 42V 2A
Tire Dimension: 10 inch
Power Rating: 450W*2, MAX POWER 750W*2
Brake Type: Electronic & Disc brake
Ingress Protection Level: IP56
Tire Type: Front and rear pneumatic tire 10"
I was on the brink to buy one, your verdict will make me jump the fence.
Awesome Omar,
Yeah I’m going to get one to
these are two totally different scooters ( i have both), one is a dual motor scooter with power and the other single motor with a tiny battery (still quick but tiny)
different applications. I use the GT for quick trips into town and the Climber for longer rides.
@@TimsElectric wat load ??
YES, I have been waiting for this for so long!
Cheers and thanks for watching Mythic Ninja :) :)
Hopefully they will send you the RS version to review.
That would be awesome Brett Cooper, cheers
I had the NIU kqi3 Max, and I hated it. THIS is the better scooter IMO. It has a larger 15ah battery (kqi3 Max is 13ah), has the dual 450 watt, 750 watt peak motors (kqi3 Max is 450 watt, 900 peak), and is about the same price, BUT performs much better (it KILLED the HILL OF DEATH!!!). Overall, a wonderful scooter for us bigger bros (240lbs here). Thanks for the excellent review Tim.
Doug
Bigger bros should Always buy Dual Motor scooters... They get you up the hills much
easier, (and quicker) than single motor scooters... Luckily for me, I'm only about 130lbs
You're awesome Doug K., thank you...I need to do a comparison and might compare similarly priced scooters....like the Niu :)
so true Robin, dual motors for this "big guy" is so helpful on the hills :)
I have this in my scooter stable and really like it!
Awesome Joseph Morgan, what's it been like long term?
It's literally the Segway max with a front and back motor. I like it.
Awesome @johnstover4584, it's a beast on the hills :)
This is what I ended up getting after it was recommended to me as well. I'm a big guy in New West so i got hills everywhere. The battery doesn't like it so much but it's gotten me up some long ones and some steep ones.
Awesome @moofey, glad to hear it's working for you :) Cheers from this Big Guy :)
Finally big guy 💪👍 great video 👏
thanks @samxlovegod, just doing my thing :)
Looks like a winner!
I wonder if you will get the RS "hyperscooter" or V13 EUC to review 👀👀
Fingers are crossed Jamie!!!
light weight and can do the hill of death? Good enough for me!
Cheers Tone :)
Here in NY is 750 dual motors. I guess they reduce for Canadians i am assuming? Unless i am misunderstanding.
it might be that you're reading maximum output vs sustained output...but you might be right :)
The box says don't ride in the rain, but i assume that's a safety thing because surely ip56 is suitable for rainy weather... Right?
Awesome question @jeanclaudevanslamme, you can check here: www.iec.ch/ip-ratings
but basically it's got dust protection and protection from splashing water.
You could take a few mins and add your own protection ...like some sealant on cracks etc for the wetter seasons but don't hit the puddles :)
Does the app allow you to create speed limits? These are technically illegal in my country, but law enforcement only checks the speed. So if you can limit it to the legal speed without being able to adjust it on the scooter (ie change speed without the app) you can get way with it.
I think so but I would check with the company to double check as I don't have the unit anymore :) @ares9304
Where is the hill of death? I would love to see how my apollo ghost does on it.
Beside the "homecoming statue" in the inner harbour, the top of the hill is 😀between the statue and Milestones...
thanks Michael :)
Would you recommend for a commuter, and how portable is it when folded? Good for stowing on a bus/train?
Also, is the weight 54 lb or 45 lbs? I saw this on the amazon store listed as 45
Thanks for the great review, cheers. 👍
Awesome @FoxhoundJay to hear from you...I think it's about 54lbs...I think it would make a terrific commuter plus it's got the extra power and range to get you home.
The only thing is that the roads and paths should be pretty flat as it's doesn't have suspension. If you think you might prefer suspension then look at my reviews of the Apollo City :)
Just ordered mine today
Awesome @Stew_Pit_Sambo, hope you love it ;)
@@TimsElectric I'll come back with an update. Thank you so much. Also, I hear a lot of scary things about tubed tires - any advice you can give me, even if it's to buy better tubes?
it's not usually the tubes...it's people not keeping their tire pressure up....do that it shouldn't be an issue :)
@@TimsElectric day 2 of having my climber, and... HOLE - E - COW am I loving it! It's a huge step up from my first scooter, a kqi2
so good to hear :)
Hi Tim, I’m going to get Inmotion S1. Is there anything better than Inmotion S1? I’m looking for an e scooter with long distance/range (45km and up), long-time battery, high speed like at least 30-45km/h, never-flat tyres, to commute to work. I live in Gold Coast. Thanks!
Awesome question @TuNguyen-kr2lb, love the S1....the only one I'd look at is the Apollo City Pro....but it might not be sold on the Gold Coast ...not sure :)
does it compare to the splach in anyway aside from price? I know they target different target audiences, but is priced in the same range
Awesome question @su6oi, the Splach is a more powerful scooter...better brakes...but also a lot heavier. :)
But no suspension and when ur a heavy rider ur back is messed up after a ride:) my weight 133kg and what range do u get on it on sport mode.
that is true @Eddienet, I think suspension important for heavier riders...but it does have plenty of power to get me around town...but not huge range...10 miles or so is no problem :)
@@TimsElectricso is it very stiff on bumps ? without a suspension, did it give u back pain after longrides? ty
I was surprised....it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be...no issues when I did the longer ride...but then the route I took was pretty smooth :)
@@TimsElectric U looked smooth as a cat:)
thank you :)
Im split between the ninebot G2 max and this scooter someone help me decide im 220lbs
Awesome @jordonleal6212, I haven't tried the ninebot sorry :(
Thanks
wow @LintonPaulAdams-dx7gb, thank you so much :) :) Cheers
Tim
Hi Tim great review what would be the best scooter for you the S1 or the Climber ?
it's funny you should ask...I'm thinking I need to film that video next...like this week probably :) would it be ok to answer this in the video as there are lots of points to be covered :)
@@TimsElectric : Tim, what the frig is an S1 ? 🤔
@timselectric I know u reviewed the inmotion s1. Im deciding between the inmotion S1F or this Inmotion climber due to its lighter weight. In your opinion which is better? I weight roughly 220-230lbs.
Awesome question @MrShOpOw, it depends...the power was more on the climber but the ride was more comfortable on the S1...so it depends on your environment...hills...extra weight..climber...no hills then S1 :) IMHO
@@TimsElectric CLIMBER IT IS! Thanks!!
@@TimsElectric not gonna lie. Still considering the Cunfon dual motor tho it’s a bit heavier and a bit pricier
the Cunfon is quick :)
Great video. 🐘✅ 👍
@crom29a thank you :)
where's the hill?
Victoria Inner Harbour...near the Canada sign :)
Twin 750 motors .
Awesome @wisenoise34
@TimsElectric I stand corrected I bought one ...manual does say twin 450s with peak of 750...apologies 💯
You recommend it for big guys (1.86m, 110 - 120 KG with backpack?)
I did like the power @r0ck3tdr1v3r, I would also look at the review i did of the Apollo City (dual motor) it's the one I grab the most right now but if the price on this is a lot less then it could be good fit for you :)
@@TimsElectric currently it’s about 900€ with shipping. Maybe the dualtron popular with 52/25AH Dual would be a better choice that’s only about 500 bucks more. What do you think? - the Apollo is not buyable here in Austria I think.
The problem are the regulations, it should not be good for us „heavier“ people, because regulations want a limit at 600 watts. So maybe i need a run if they stop me, or they will even catch my drivers license… and feeled 20 more different law breaks with heavy fines. (Understatement would be nice)
Thx for helping me :)
*ordered the climber will report
Awesome :) Hope it's a good fit and the authorities don't catch you :)
@@TimsElectric got it and it's good, it climbs and i drove about 25 kms with one charge @ 25kph. Wish it would have an extra regen brake and rear disk for emergency stops only.
But it has a software error (D = 42 kph, S = 25 kph limited. Acceleration in D is super slow), really missing a suspension. Software fix + maybe a front suspension and it would be grade A commuter.
What's the slope @the hill of death?
Not one word about the range?
interesting that you say that...I've got a follow up short coming out this week....I took it 27.7Kms...which for my size I think is amazing! :)
Has anyone had to replace the brake pads on this scooter?
I haven't but wasn't it a drum brake? I don't remember lol @djmajiktuch82
@@TimsElectric I guess I was just trying to figure out how difficult it would be to replace the brakes. On my mountain bike is fairly easy. Also, how about the battery?
I actually don't know...as they're drum brakes I've never tried...and as to the battery...again not sure...you'd need to pop open the deck and remove it and replace it....not super difficult but I haven't done it :)...never needed to :) but a few years time I might need to ...with regen brakes you don't typically get the same brake wear :)
@@TimsElectric Hey, well thanks for the come back. Cheers!
happy to help :)
What’s the grade of the hill?
Shoot...I don't recall...I measured it years ago and need to put it in every video...thanks for asking...I'll go measure it again and figure it out and add it to future videos :) @emilsecker7881 thank you :)
@@TimsElectric thanks for responding to my question. Cheers, that would be a good thing to add
how many scooter you now got on fire and y pls
none on fire lol @armandovargas5887,
tank you tim i like your show
@@TimsElectric tank you
thank you :)
you're welcome :)
Not bad, all depends on the price 🤔 no link ? You must have bought this with your own money 😂
here you go :)
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@@TimsElectric thank you Tim did you see the new scooter they have coming out wow that thing looks pretty amazing although I don’t need anything that fast😂😂 but I would love to review it👍🏽
@@JerseyStyle7 it looks amazing!!!!