5 Surprising Features of the Eahora M1PS Chrome Black Scooter (Scooter or Motorcycle?)

[@RichardRatner.1972]

Hey TK. The bike looks insane ! I bet your Son loves it. Kindest regards to you & the family. Richard U.K

[@mazb9923]

Wow... Sick Bike!!!

[@jessieraz9082]

Wow that is some BIKE 😮

[@Chemy.]

Nice video but very nice video for real, great gadget you got, looks super cool and somehow looks your style my friend

[@bobsmith9571]

rich people call it a motorcycle, it's cheaper to insure as a moped/scooter. .. but whatever @1:31 lol, tell us about that plastic assed key already coming apart (most expensive tofu-dreg electric chopper ever ffs)

[@applechili2848]

Ironic calling & treating this e-scooter like a motorcycle, but to each their own. Outside its motorcycle looks, it’s clearly limited in terms of motorcycle function. Even with all of the gear, be careful riding on normal roads & please don’t even think of a highway. Note: I accidentally took a wrong turn on an e-moto & cars have no mercy. If you don’t have the acceleration, DOT components, range, etc., motorcycle appearance or not, you’ll quickly find yourself in jeopardy. As well as drivers, not aware of the limitations of e-scooters. The Livewire & Zero’s are better examples of e-motorcycles than these e-scooters/mopeds that look like motorcycles. They’ve created a great & appealing product; however, its use case is limited to backroads & side streets. If they beef up the platform, battery & combined components, I could see the potential; however, as it currently stands, it would sit for rare occasions/use cases. GOAT powerbikes has the Hulk, which is very similar to this, would you consider that an e-motorcycle? Maybe it’s just me, but I’d be terrified riding these e-scooters/moto’s on busy roads or in traffic. It’s a beauty, but not close to a motorcycle. Thanks for creating & sharing; interested in hearing your thoughts.