KuKirin G3PRO/G4 Electric Scooter for Adults, 2400W Powerful Motor Up to 40MPH, 10.5" Off Road Tires 52V/23Ah Large Capacity, KUGOO Kirin Folding Fast e Scooter for Adult

I spent about 4 months researching and reading up on electric scoters because I had no idea which one to get. this is my first scooter and I wanted something that is of high quality, high specs but within a reasonable range. I narrowed my choices to three. Roadrunner, NANROBOT and the Kukirin G3pro. I chose the models within the same range of motor power, speeds and range and I decided to go with the G3 pro because of the lower price. Since it was my first ever electric scooter, I didn't want to spend more than that in the case I didn't enjoy it or it wasn't something I would keep on using. I have to say, I was super impressed when the scooter arrived. I knew it was going to be somewhat of good quality, but the build of this machine far exceeded my expectation. Super well built and very, very sturdy. At first I didn't understand how to change gears, because I didn't read the manual included, and I thought it was too slow for my taste only to realize I had it in first gear. Which was perfect speed for my wife that never ever been on a scooter in her life. Then I discovered the second and third gear and ooooh boy did this thing become a speed demon. I am 5'11" at 192 pounds and I fly at 35 miles an hour. I am very happy I went with this choice. The only two things I would improve upon if the company is listening would be:1- The latch when you fold it to carry it needs to connect and snap on instead of free floating. 2-The thumb accelerator needed some oiling because it would get stuck on the down position. Other than that this scooter is all you need if you are looking for something sturdy, fast and very cool looking.

Outstanding delivery time! Exactly what I wanted to give as a gift! Scooter is solid and plenty fast but stable! Easy to charge! Son and grandson now have matching scooters to take on long rides together! Awesome scooters at a great price! Added mirror and water bottle easily!

1yr after purchase. First time scoot rider/buyer great experience in purchase, delivery and product! Did as much research as I could for what was available and hit the jackpot! As a first timer, expectations were low and maybe intimidating, but after one year and 600 miles driven I wish I had more places to go.

Worked great for the first year. Gets up to 25m down hill and like 15m up. Battery lasted a while too.But now the thing keeps loosing power even when fully charged. And today it quite on me at the worst time when I was trying to make my way to work.For some reason it just keeps turning off like it's getting no power at all. I can't beleive after only a year the thing broke. I only ever used it as work transport. I didn't take it off road at all. I'd expect a $600 scooter to last just a little bit longer.

Love this scooter. the dual motors can pull up any hill one can encounter - on or off road terrain.In of the boxScooter is fully built - just need to install handlebars into clamp with 2 screws and adjust the brakes and controller to a comfortable position.Package Includes :Spare inner tube ( pretty thick )Owners manualAir pump with no pressure gauge ( fairly useless )2 x chargers ( for fast or slow charge in dual mode )Folding allen key set ( soft metal works for setup, but Upgrading makes sense to me )Was charged 50 - 80 percent - Top off battery and go ( manual says to check all fasteners before riding )Performance - I've had it on every surface from gravel to sharp rocks, tall grass, dirt trails and crushed granite, pavement. Between dual motors and hybrid tires, it tackles all terrains well. Be mindful that higher speeds does in fact pose a risk to rider. Dumping a scooter at 25+ mph is alot different than 15-18 mph as humans can't generally run that fast after hopping off scooter. Knees, face, elbows unprotected are vulnerable to injuryYou can youtube videos to access P settings in controller to turn on / off cruise control and power settings for accelleration. On lowest settings ( out of box ) dual motor pulls pretty strong, and single motor is more of a casual accelleration. Factory settings were mostly fine for meTop speedLevel 3 I've had mine up to 38 mph with perfect conditions on a warm day, no breeze, flat surface at 230 lbs. Lower temps, body weight, and battery level can affect speed / range / accelleration a bit as it's a battery. 35 can be sustained for a good whlie on this scooter when not fully charged.Level 2 - 25-28 mph on dual motor - a little less for single motorLevel 1 - 12 mph single or dual motorRange -Suspension. It appears to be adjustable with special wrench but I've been pretty happy out of the box at all speeds and terrains. Ride is very stable and comfortable, even at higher speeds. Possible upgrade in future to oil dampened vs just a coil, but nothing that concerns me or leaves me feeling I need to.Range / Battery - Charges to 59 v on full charge, had it operating at slow speeds down to 42v before stopped working. I can cruise around level 2 around 25 mph on and off the accellerator for 20 miles any given day. If I want to stretch it, and lower speed and focus my riding on coasting to regen battery often, and dial my speeds down - I can get 28 miles til I need to push scooter to regen recharge and hop back on a few min - aka battery not charged enough to cruise at my weight. For the price, I'm happy with what I have, but in a few years, if my interest holds up, I'd look for 72v option as a heavy rider who doesn't want to think about range. The bars don't fully represent battery usefullness. When I got to about 50 percent on read out - 5 bars - my range dropped pretty quickly72v would be better option for more range and higher speed cruising ( not really necessary and increased risk to rider ), but that comes at a significant cost upgrade. Nanrobot N6 is about 600 dollars more today.Only negative I have on the scooter - is that it's got pretty basic controls, not much in the way of tech. Has a basic controller with no software options. That can be seen as a pro / or a con - but just wanted to point it out. Screen is a little dim ( FOR ME ) but overall, it really doesn't bother me. For the price, I have a scooter that's built like a tank, can handle any terrain - cruise around a good while with plenty of power and speed when needed.Prior to this purchase, I was waiting for the segway Max G3 as possible purchase. This thing smokes that scooter in performance every day, all day. --- LOVE IT.I've only got about 150 miles on the scooter, but will update if I encounter any issues.Edit: I did accidentally put in speed limiter mode where scooter was stuck at 15mph max speed in all 3 speed settings. At the time outline of Scooter screen was flashing. Easily fixable issue if you run into it. Some combination of pushing the correct buttons and brake lever. There is a youtube video you can follow online to resolve the issue. It isn't a broken part - just a feature that can be accidentally activated - and deactivated if you need to pretty simply.

I bought this scooter during Christmas for the pure fun of it! And, it has not disappointed. In fact, it has smashed my expectations. It faster than I could have hoped for, the range is fantastic and it is a sturdy piece of machinery. I am a large guy (250+lbs.) And it has no problem taking on the San Francisco hills, I feel very comfortable on this scooter. I was very hesitant/skeptical before buying it. I researched several different companies including Road Runner Scooters and the G3 Pro from Kugookirin was absolutely the best bang for the buck. Plus, I felt comfortable purchasing it through Amazon! It's not cheap but in comparison to other scooters in this class, you can't miss with this model. So if you are looking for a budget conscious, but packed full of awesome features and power, buy this scooter you will not be disappointed. Enjoy!