WideWheel PRO review: A great scooter got even better

[@galassio9536]

I just got mine two weeks ago here in NYC. I’m flying on 5th Avenue going to work and back home to queens. It’s solid the wide wheels give you great stability and good suspension. Powerful total 1000 watts. Hills and bridges are no problem. When I go to work I know I don’t have to worry about a flat tire and getting late to work. And on my days off I go for a ride just for fun it’s a trill. Mine is without the key I think that is unnecessary. The baddest bat mobile looking scooter. I’m glad I got one .

[@tonyaguilar2151]

I live in New York too and I think I just might jump on the wagon.. I had other scooter since 2012, I think it's time for a upgrade... what's your 1-10 on this 10 being great!

[@galassio9536]

Tony Aguilar I’ll rate it at 10. I was last Thursday on the west side bike lane. I rode it from midtown to battery park and all the way the upper west side 98 street and it was a cool feeling and a smooth ride that bike lane pavement is flat with some steep hills and curves a lot of fun some other scooters couldn’t make it I just pass next to them smiling. And the view from the Hudson River was amazing while speeding and passing some bikes a trill ride . For the price it’s great the only one on the price range it’s the zero 9. The zero 9 got some led lights under the board which I can easily install on my wide wheel too with battery led so no need to open the board and solder cables. And the tires on the zero 9 can go flat and need maintenance. That’s why I’m happy with my wide wheel pro. If I want to purchase another scooter in the future it will be a Dualtron Thunder. It’s over 3.5 k and in another rage of scooters. But at this moment I’m having a trill ride with my wide wheel pro while some people say it’s a cool looking scooter.

[@tonyaguilar2151]

Niceee. Yea, I know the westside bike lane be super smooth.. that a long ride and it look like that pro did good on tour journeys.. think I might have to pull the trigger on this one.. the light doesn't matter to me as much, maybe just the head and brake lights. And like you said if I want bottom lights I just buy some aftermarket ones and tape them on or something. Lol.. but thanks for the feedback..

[@FRESHALEX760]

How many miles you getting on a charge ?

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

MX 60 by the same company looks way more like the Batmobile...

[@jaydubau8755]

You had me at it " it has too much power, not best scooter for beginners"

[@basincut100]

Thanks Micah, I requested and you delivered. I ordered the 15Ah version of this scooter last night and it’s supposed to be delivered tomorrow. Can’t wait.

[@petervilhelmsson7906]

How is it?

[@basincut100]

Peter Vilhelmsson fantastic. Had it 17 days and have clocked up 447km. As soon as it’s recharged I just want to go for another blast. Serious fun and the brakes match the acceleration so weirdly it feels safer than my pretty slow poorly braking Ninebot es4.

[@lostplshelp]

@@basincut100 Any changes after a year? Thinking about picking one of these up in a few days, would love to hear about long term experiences

[@wolfy.theprime]

^

[@kenoldtime8598]

Best review i have ever seen of a scooter. I want this. The range is a beast. Althought they could invest a little bit more on style like the Unagi. But the mile range that they offer is just un elievable. Thanks for this review bro

[@Zam1Fear]

I can't bash this entirely without owning one, but after reading so many nightmare reviews about how many problems it has, I will never get one myself. I can see the appeal, dual suspension, dual motor, decent range, good speed and great looks. However, none of this matters all that much when the unit itself is cheaply built with stem wobble, failing breaks, an unpredictable throttle, bottoming out suspension and borderline slick tires that are extremely dangerous in wet conditions and just harder to control. Good reviews are aplenty and mostly come from people who haven't owned it more than a week.

[@winniepeg2020]

I was going to get one but then I opted for the Wolf Warrior X Pro which is in a completely different league You can start off on the steepest hill and it goes like you've stolen it 😂

[@mattdee8488]

Ordered mine today never had a e scooter before, wanted an Apollo phantom but couldn’t justify the price considering I never rode one before so hopefully I like it for my little rides to the beer distributor and just random riding around Pittsburgh.

[@EricRiley27]

iv been riding push scooters since I was 3 and skate park for 10 years now and currently 24, the thing for me is I can already push 18-20 mph on a neighborhood speed radar depending on how smooth the road is (but only for 15-20 seconds) and around 10-12 mph for several minutes, and I typically ride around 5-7 miles almost everyday. my gripe about electric scooters is the weight, my skatepark scooter is only 8 1/2 lbs. So i just cant decide if getting a 3-5 kilowatt electric scooter will even be worth it for me.

[@TimsElectric]

Love your reviews of the electric scooters...inspiring me to shoot better :) Loved the slow mo of jumping on the deck to show the suspension :) Legend :)

[@b.vonschnauser207]

I've always wondered if those wide, "squared-off" tires made it less grippy when you're leaning into a turn. True? I've never ridden one of these.

[@overboostn]

They tend to want to stay straight up and then push over quickly after a certain point.

[@b.vonschnauser207]

@@overboostn Makes sense. I can see that happening. Thanks.

[@greenwave819]

I just ran into one of these in my neighborhood!! I was out on my Segway GT1 and we swapped for a sample. I gotta say this scoot has great acceleration and really good suspension for its category. seems like the price is right considering range, foldability, and all-around performance!!

[@jasesteel1]

I just returned this scooter. I haven’t heard too many reviewers really harp on just how bad the throttle is. This is really a big deal for an average, experienced rider. There’s about a two second delay for the motor to kick in and the inability to modulate the power delivery was unacceptable to me.

[@jib2355]

No intertubes would be a good thing no not have to deal with. However the comfort of air filled tires help with unknown road pothole.

[@fallback8314]

and when it's wet outside

[@CroCopNo1]

It's being sold on ali express for 800 euros, which is a good price imo

[@r.c.850]

Yea I saw that.... with $705 shipping cost. great !!

[@CroCopNo1]

@@r.c.850 Free shipping.. check Wheelriders store on AE

[@montelinm]

Guys you need to stop cheeping out when it comes to scooters. If you’re not buying from the certified dealer you’re probably not going to get any warranty. Also chances are it is a clone and not the actual real scooter. Fluid free ride offers great customer service. They stand behind their product and will replace it if it breaks, but if you buy it from a third-party source, and you have an issue then chances are you’re screwed

[@CroCopNo1]

@@montelinm FFR gets their scooters from China. There are legit sellers on AE, if something breaks you get a new part.. the downside is you have to wait a month to get it and install it yourself. Some people find that acceptable to save 500 bucks.

[@montelinm]

CroCopNo1 I wasn’t aware of that. I’ve just been told to stay clear of purchasing from Other sites and I’ve heard Horror stories of people buying from Ali express and the scooter crapped out on them a few days later and they couldn’t get any support whatsoever. I also heard they didn’t get the actual range or top speed on the scooters that they purchased from the third-party sites so that’s what made me think that they were getting clones. I have the horizon from FFR. I saw several comments from people who bought theirs from Ali express claiming they only got 13 miles when I get 25+ miles. That massive difference scared me away from Purchasing outside of fluid free ride. I’m glad if you’re having good luck with yours. I’m just not 100% convinced myself

[@onlyapp]

Great review. Two questions not about the scooter though: 1. I like your boots. Where’d you get them? 2. Where are you riding? Place looks so beautiful and chill. Thanks.

[@jasonsadventure]

I needed a scooter for *city use* , trusted a review of the *WideWheel* that was as so positive I bought it. Afterwards, I felt like an idiot. This thing sucks for three reasons: 1. *Rock hard tires & shocks that don't* : i.e. bumps at speed (> 10 mph) will knock your molars loose. like riding on metal with "shocks" don't. this is actually dangerous. 2. *Psychotic throttle* : i.e. press, and press, and press - nothing then, at some point the throttle leaps you forward - not at all graduated & difficult to control 3. *Slow as f@ck* : if you need to cross a street before the light turns, go uphill, pass an electric wheel chair forget. after the initial lurch, 18 mph with a good 10 mph breeze at your back. I was so frustrated I returned it and got a DualTron that is awesome. You know when you get out of a bad relationship that you didn't know was bad till you found a good one. This was like that, except I knew it was bad.

[@kamalakrsna]

WOW ... scathing review BUT (probably) "truth bee told"

[@andrewsonSsdd]

jasonsadventure Thanks. Useful

[@jasonsadventure]

@@kamalakrsna Yeah, I felt a little scathed after buying that wide-wheel. LOL.

[@iTheShirt]

Thank you. Better review than this fool's biased video.

[@ptchan5]

thanks jasonsadventure. I'm researching a new scooter after mine died. thought these looked interesting, but not for me after your honest feedback. Thx

[@tylerdavis127]

I just wish the cables were more hidden/out of the way

[@DESOUSAB]

Is it possible to upgrade the 2019 model with the new display/controller? I have the 2019 model and the LED display/controller is a constant source of frustration. Wish I had waited 6 months and purchased this one instead.

[@gonzalezt7081]

I bought this wide wheel.. from 1 to 10 i give it a 7...the bolt come loose and they will come out! You have to make sure to tight them all the time.. the folding know its a crappy set up.. there is wayy better faster way to do that on another scooters.. because of the tires are made out of rubber ! The impact goes straight to the wheel causing it to bend! So be ready to buy a extra wheels for a extra 200 bucks each!..

[@erdishzane472]

Electric scooters can only be used on private land in the uk! What’s the point in that?

[@rodrigojds]

Erdishzane says who?? They are classed the same as bicycles

[@badgerbolloacks]

Rodrigo- Its the law in the UK the UK says so. BUT - they are currently looking at the law to consider legalisation.

[@erdishzane472]

Do you think I just comment for the sake of saying something! I have a health condition which made me look into getting a scooter, to save me walking. I looked into it and saw the crazy rule about scooters.

[@erdishzane472]

By the looks of it, you do comment just for the sake of it. Get your facts right before making yourself look like a fool 🙄

[@primalmatter]

Is it possible to disable a motor on the dual version?

[@-joo3033]

Nope

[@DavidEmerling79]

Great review! Other reviewers have said that this scooter does not takes bumps well, despite the suspension. For instance, a cobblestone street would be bone-jarring. It doesn't take curbs (even relatively small ones) very well. In general, there seems to be a consensus that this scooter is designed for well-paved roads. Would you agree?

[@overboostn]

It's the foam filled tires, better than solid, but worse than air.

[@krschulze1]

Pls review the Outstorm Maxx. I really want one but i cant afford to buy and then be dissapointed

[@krschulze1]

Pls like so he'll see this

[@CockatooDude]

The Outstorm Maxx is basically the same scooter as the Maike KK4s, which the company has improved now and the current model is the Maike MK8, which can be had direct from Maike for far less than the Outstorm Maxx, so I cannot really recommend the latter.

[@Aircam73]

I just picked up the Outstorm Maxx 25Ah. The instructions were terrible and it tells you nothing about the different P modes (mine was set to max regen which almost throws you over the handle bars when it kicks in). That being said now that I have fixed the regen back to minimum and have some ride time underneath my belt I highly recommend it. It is sturdy, it is very fast to the point I haven't dared take it to the max speed. I did put the street tires on it and recommend that to anyone that doesn't plan on doing a lot of off roading. With the street tires set on 3, turbo and dual drive it will lift the front tire off the ground if you gun it. As for the Maike it looks very similar and if it can do the same as the Outstorm I would have loved to save $1k.

[@tobybenedict4162]

How can motor be 750 watts when you later say 1000, is battery only 750 watts?

[@patmccaffery6454]

Man...what I would give to live in a street like that. Looks lovely. Ps, I have a Zero 9 and was thinking of upgrading. You've now given me something to think about 👍

[@soap6331]

Dont, this scooter has such ass quality. Amazing power. Not a long lasting scooter. Went through 3. My friends went through one each. Its a scam

[@lawrancechristopher194]

Just excited to think of buying 1 of the e-bike before June but have to think carefully which type is more tough for riding.👍

[@galassio9536]

Lawrance Christopher this scooter it’s a trill to ride so much fun. I don’t ride my bike anymore it’s boring.

[@IamAwesomeok]

Is it fast charging?

[@HikerToo]

Do the motors have brakes in them too? If so, are they activated by brake levers or just releasing throttle? Comparing to an electric skateboard which have electronic braking from the motors when you push a lever on the remote.

[@TheChazas]

Is does not seem to go more than 40km/h even though it packs enough power for at least 50km/h.

[@xiuxiu1108]

Do you really want to go 50 km/h on something this small? I'd be comfortable going 50 on an e-bike but on a scooter?

[@TheChazas]

@@xiuxiu1108 Really depends on a scooter and terrain. Speedway 5 goes even up to 70km/h and it is super stable and gripy on the road, besides having such a top speed it does not meet you have to fly this speed all the time. Of course, full face helmet and gloves always.

[@galassio9536]

TheChazas On the display you can choose which mode you want . For normal cruise on Eco mode. And for fast speed up to 42km/h you select on the display mode to Power. When I ride it on power mode. I feel a speed of 45 km/h. On a good long concrete street.

[@halbiz1]

The los gatos creek trail and Guadalupe River trails in San Jose, CA are getting some serious tree root bumps and cracks . More talk about how types tires and specific suspension cope at 16-26 miles per hour would be helpful going forward. I now ride daily on a juicedbike camp scrambler electric bike and want to vary it a bit with a capable (but not too expensive scooter). Thanks. Great reviews!

[@Zhonguoria]

Good review. How do you hold this when folded? ...say going up flights of stairs

[@RenoLaringo]

How long would those ''tyres'' last ?

[@philanthony8830]

Still lovin my Lectric Fat Tire XP. 60 lbs and a beast on the street.

[@fightsandfinance7570]

Do u have e regular bike? I bought a Vilano Diverse 3.0 hybrid bike, should I still get something electric? Lol I want an electric scooter now .. Lol

[@stevenng6277]

Is it water resistant?

[@rukisan159]

Will you ever do electric unicycle reviews?

[@ElMoiElias05]

is good or mine is trottinette?

[@davidroter5580]

How is the scooter for a guy 6 foot or foot 6"1

[@truthis_truthdoesntmatter]

Can you do a Nanrobot Lightning vs Mercane WW vs Hero X8 vs Apollo Ghost? Can't seem to find many Nanrobot Lightning comparisons outside of to its D6+ sibling.

[@RokushoHasashi]

Is it like riding a bike? Do you need balance like you need to ride a bike?

[@chrislo2731]

Im a beginner for electric scooter but I've been riding motorcycles for 10+years . Im certain its completely different animal but I thinkni should be able to handle it. I plan on buying one.

[@supergluex]

test drove.. pretty good except the wide wheels make it not agile, hard to lean.. difficult nipping around people etc.. bit of a shame

[@thec0mmnmann822]

I have an older EcoRico. Is distance based on a flat run?

[@ghosts-dx6nw]

Is it smooth over bumps?

[@rupertpupkin2493]

I wish it had a seat and an aka it’s me height hand grip. Did you say top speed of 26 MPH ? Do they offer a cellphone holder and basket or bad attachment for personal items and groceries ?

[@anushaudayangani4486]

Price plz

[@casperlundracing5868]

How can i unlock to 42 kmph? Come it with that power or do i need to unlock it?

[@veritasvalere88]

Great the wheels or wide that’s good, but you know what is not wide the platform what’s the point of having wide wheels for stability and comfort if you don’t have a platform that follows for stability and comfort for which you can put your feet???

[@daws817]

How long is a full charge?

[@raybon7939]

isthe battery interchangable.

[@ericpb6589]

Anyone experience an insanely low duration of brake pads, especially on the front brake, with the Widewheel Pro 2020 ? It seems like they (the "official replacement parts" on AliExpress) barely last more than 100km before you need to replace them, implying multiple re-adjustement with an Allen key every 10km.

[@Bigheadedwon]

Good review, I'm seeing a Glarewheel ES-S11Pro for a good price, it's either a rebranded one of these with a few changes or a knock off. Would anyone know which is it? If it's rebranded I'd consider it, but I don't want to buy a cheap knock off. Googling's turning up nothing for it so I'm kind of assuming it's a weird knock off.

[@skirmantaskersys8707]

I'm 2 meters tall. Is it suitable for me?

[@Andy_TheGreat]

Unfortunately the deck is too narrow, not comfortable for long rides

[@artofverity8791]

Right

[@ness8802]

Is it available in UK and legal!??

[@shanebrief192]

Are they legal?

[@ryan_robertson]

Thanks for the review Micah! This scooter looks cool and fun but seems to lack a few things i like about the IMAX, namely adjustable (telescoping) handlebar. One size does not fit all. Also the folding mechanism, while not demonstrated in this video looks to be less fluid than other folders. Could you expand on that?

[@Key_low_TV]

Damn to heavy for it

[@Zhonguoria]

Telescopic handlebars? Hmmm 😳 For a 55 lb machine, that will weaken it!

[@tinhanh7cha]

can drive on the rain?????

[@JohnConservative]

@Electrek.co This or the EVOLV Tour 2.0?

[@Arafaer]

Thanks for making this video man ;) Ben watching so many others regarding the wide wheel, but it`s first now that I see that this is probly the one I want go for. Keep up the good work ^^

[@Raw_Feedings]

Look for Apollo explorer, for the price (speed, range, battery) the Apollo explorer is best! Plus you have a 2 year warrant!!!

[@Arafaer]

@@Raw_Feedings Well that will work if they ship worldwide cause I`m in Europe. But atm I did go for the wide wheel seen as its my first owned electric scooter (not first experience at all) it`s a nice place to start. Maybe I`ll switch it out down the line for something different. But right now I think this will do when I mainly have asphalt roads to ride ;)

[@TheSkyPod]

Weight limit ?

[@LysanderLH]

How do you lock it securely to anything?

[@basincut100]

Your cable lock can pass through and under the right rear suspension arm and then lock to anything.

[@halbiz1]

would appreciate a review on the Splach Turbo now...thanks

[@benmartz3405]

Great price for what you get

[@godzilla101188]

Been riding mine this past week! Such a dream come true!

[@philippeashoya8761]

I would like to use this technology in wheelchair users.

[@satohu5242]

You mean a scootmobile

[@BroAnarchy]

Actually looks decent... $1200 ain't bad for a scooter with a top speed of 25 mph, and about a 20-30 mile range. Wonder what the weight limit is for something like this?

[@Electrek]

it's listed as 220 lb / 100 kg weight limit, but I've seen it move FAST with guys above that weight. I think the suspension doesn't perform as nicely above 220 lb though since its already pre-loaded.

[@robspear03]

Ffs...its 1300.

[@chrish6378]

@@robspear03 actually it's 1299.00

[@sonar0085]

Can you put a seat on this

[@user-jt5vm3mi1w]

Sell on amazon please

[@lokispeicher8103]

It is on Amazon... www.amazon.com/Espeed-Widewheel-Electric-Scooter-Throttle/dp/B08NVRZ7F8/ref=pd_aw_sbs_468_1/131-6497899-3426836?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B08NVRZ7F8&pd_rd_r=84fd6581-e01e-4f60-8875-5f0d4fec92f3&pd_rd_w=VSSy7&pd_rd_wg=JQ1g2&pf_rd_p=b92b95f6-4deb-412c-ab19-44e7ae3926f2&pf_rd_r=96MMH3RG64P14FTN4B61&psc=1&refRID=96MMH3RG64P14FTN4B61

[@cbeary2000]

I'm having trouble finding this company's headquarters? Does anyone know if this is Chinese, American, Canadian, etc.?

[@tkeo2]

So my daughter is looking for a scooter to go about 2 miles to a PATH station, then taking the train into Manhattan, then about another 3 miles to work. Do you think this scooter might be to heavy for her to fold and carry on the train? She is in shape...but not sure what carrying 50 lb scooter on a moving train would be like. Other scooters seem underpowered. Thanks

[@axelsantos5602]

In my opinion, this scooters seems too powerful for 5 mile commute, or 10 mile total commute. There are other options that would be better . I’d say stick to a scooter that weight around 30 if your daughter is gonna use public transportation

[@3dilawan269]

Water proof? How much the price

[@BroAnarchy]

Its $1200, he ***says the price in the video

[@robspear03]

@@BroAnarchy $1300 Someone wasnt paying attention...

[@BroAnarchy]

@@robspear03 1:40 ... Actually he said $1249 .... Sorry, _who_ wasn't paying attention? Looks like you were a little off there, top buddy

[@galassio9536]

There is a discount on the “electric scooter guide “ website there is a KZbin channel with the same name . I got mine for $1,100. I used a coupon from that website and applied to the “fluid free ride “ online store and they shipped to NYC.

[@purpl3grape]

When I use my manual bike to get around town, my knees at the end of the day get so sore. This maybe the next step for me for my knees.

[@Jakerockmaster1]

Your seat is too low on your bike

[@noelliastarr5853]

I love bikes, but scooters are a game changer. All of them are great just get one. I have a few in all price range and they are all a blast.

[@elekid330]

hey im in need of a board the area where you stand on o had it rated over by a car and can't get that necessary part

[@elekid330]

can you help me

[@hadenandjaedenadventures5662]

What is the name of the background music?

[@veritasvalere88]

Wide platform also please

[@flyingjeffful]

What kind of helmet is that?

[@humannature3916]

Tires are too wide, how do you lean?

[@AvocadoAtrocity]

The tires are rounded.

[@humannature3916]

@@AvocadoAtrocity still, can't lean as it is squared.

[@hpv7760]

Put some snow chains on it and ride it in the snow 😂

[@charger121212]

Nice review.. Where did you shoot this video?

[@zensai-gaming]

i just got the cle version. although every review ive watched on this scooter has been accurate none mention some important things about this scooter. 1: its freaking huge and bulky. its like a tank or the suv of scooters. at 56lbs this beast is not commuter friendly in the sense that its just too dam big and heavy its awful to try and carry this on the train or bus you will piss someone off including yourself. 2: you can tell the people who made this had no clue what they were doing. for every good thing something contradicts it. the wide wheels are pointless and are just terrible they hinder the power of this scooter. the wheels have zero traction i mean zero. anything and everything makes the wheels lose grip and you feel like you one wrong move from falling. things like the painted street lines or uneven surfaces make the wheels skip and stutter. it functions in the rain but again slippery. i dont understand why they couldnt give the wheels deeper tread for grip and instead gave it what amounts to extremely worn out tires. its dangerous considering the speed of this thing. 3: this scooter is a rocket it simply wants to take off in a straight line. theres no middle ground its fast or slow period. the speed with those awful tires is an accident waiting to happen. the kickstand is a skinny terrible thing that can barely hold the scooter. the hand grips are terrible they hurt your hands and the handlebars are too skinny for big hands. if you forget how fast this scooter is and press the throttle without a good grip on the handlebars you will fall off real bad. the brakes on the handlebars are too big and far off its awkward and difficult to hold the bar and keep some fingers on the breaks theres basically no bell the one it comes with is pathetic and useless. i swear they made this thing so you can kill yourself. its power and speed is the only good thing. honestly consider far better options for your commute.

[@HikerToo]

wow, well thought out review, if all that is true, would make me think twice about getting one now. I was hoping to get some safer than a 500W skateboard I was trying, to scary.

[@pbcana]

Micah, please review the Swagtron Swagger 5 scooter !!!

[@sergiocorrea63]

What's the price in U.S. 💸💸💸???

[@bacbaohuy]

Hello I love your channel Your the reason I got a Mercane Pro last year I want to get another scooter (so my son can ride with me - he has a razor) I've tried the Mercane 2020 and I do agree it's a much better scooter than the original (fork, display and softer tires) but the Zero 9 scooter got my attention. It is much more confortable then the Mercane. Only downside the power. Price is comparable between both. Can I have your opinion Mercane Pro 2020 vs Zero 9? Thank you and keep up the great work =)

[@hcildwold1751]

Zero 9? More speed and more range lol

[@bacbaohuy]

My impression is that the ZERO-9 is lighter, more confortable (inflated tires and wide deck) and more maniable (slim wheels) Mercane has more power Is it better to get a ZERO-9 or get the latest Mercane 2020? (Keep in mind I already have a Mercane 2018 dual Pro) Thx for your input =)

[@hcildwold1751]

@@bacbaohuy Are you sure it has more power? If I look at the specs, looks like the zero 9 has it all.

[@bacbaohuy]

@@hcildwold1751 yes the Mercane has dual motor where as the ZERO-9 has one. That's why the ZERO-9 is lighter than the Mercane (it think it's a 5kg difference) 2020 Mercane is heavier than previous model I don't mind a little weight if it makes the product sturdy I am genuinely scared of my previous Mercane when I go above 20mph (not at first when it was sturdy and new, but at the end of the season it became flimsy, that's around 4 months of uses) I really hope the ZERO-9 is better build to maintain it's sturdyness =/ That's a big problem with reviews, there is no long term test..

[@funkneeguy]

While checking it out on the sellers site, I was told it has regen braking in the chat window. But I see nothing regarding regen braking in the description or any reviews. What is the truth?

[@montelinm]

Bill Richards I don’t own the wide wheel but I do own the horizon. it is a cheaper scooter sold by the same retailer, and it has regenerative braking so I would assume that the wide wheel does also.

[@ΛεωνίδαςΜάντζαρης-μ6κ]

Πως μπορώ να το αγοράσω πόσο κάνει ???

[@KellyPaet]

I love to see in personal this widewheel pro and im short guy if could fit me that because i think thats tall... im 5’4 ft... any advice? T.y

[@Bal3na]

kelly paet I’m 5 3 you’re fine

[@deathslide8]

i'm 5'10 and the bars go up to the bottom of my ribs. My gf is 5'4 and she can ride it perfectly fine

[@PavKar308]

How this thing handles hills and steep climbs?

[@Moleanimationchannel]

I had the first version and I could climb any hill in San Francisco.

[@stevolution5000]

I've riden mine up some steep hills, including the summit of 2 mountains.

[@krane15]

@@Moleanimationchannel What?

[@galassio9536]

There is a KZbin video by electric scooter guide and fluidfreeride testing the scooter which keeps going and going on any hills and the steep streets of San Francisco.

[@craigroberts4434]

Wonder if I can get this in Ireland?

[@user-jt5vm3mi1w]

Illegal

[@sprucelodge]

Craig Roberts electric scooters London have them for £899 not bad price for the pro

[@rbbnffn6602]

Yes, try Alibaba or AliExpress. I got mine from there

[@jasonsurage8421]

were you riding in KPH? Cause that would be a hell of a deal if you were cruising at 37 MPH

[@Electrek]

Haha oh yes, the speedo was in km/h. You'll need a different scooter to hit 37 mph!

[@davidhunternyc1]

That twisting knob folding mechanism was a pain in the butt to use before. It's looks like it has not been improved or updated. Disappointing.

[@rxonmymind8362]

But will it hold a 250 lb guy?

[@edhannigan4327]

Great useful review, thanks for posting.

[@michael_caz_nyc]

I feel bad for the people with the 2019 model. Major ReCall on 2 Serious issues??? - I like this ( thinking about buying ) but Can I Trust them?

[@montelinm]

Michael Caz I can’t vouch for the wide wheel pro but I have heard they fixed the issues. I do own the horizon, which is also sold by the same company, and it is incredible. Very well-built. I just feel like this is twice the power of the scooter I currently own and would be a great upgrade if you’re looking for something more powerful.

[@michael_caz_nyc]

@@montelinm I'm looking for: Ride Quality = Shocks, Riding Distance, Lite & Portable & "No Stem Wobble" - those are The Big 4 - for me. Doing tons of research.

[@montelinm]

Michael Caz Well then yeah if that’s what you’re looking for then the wide wheel pro probably would not be for you. I think if you’re looking for something that has a range of over 25-30 miles you should look into the Emove cruiser. I think it should be perfect for what you are looking for. Or maybe the Zero 9 or Zero 10. Apollo makes some good scooters also.

[@montelinm]

Michael Caz But if you need something under 40 to 50 pounds then those might not be great options. However Sometimes it’s a good idea to go with a bit heavier scooter like the ones I mentioned which are in the 40 to 50 pound range so that you get better performance than the lighter scooters. You’ll end up wanting more performance in the long run. Trust me. You could also consider the horizon if you are under 220 pounds and would be satisfied with a 25 to 30 mile range and a top speed of 22 to 24 miles per hour. It’s at the low-end of 42 pounds but it performs well.

[@michael_caz_nyc]

@@montelinm Thanks for the great information & input. Appreciate it.

[@MagicGate814]

I like it. Wonder if it's water proof

[@-joo3033]

Ip54...

[@style11guru]

I've seen these advertised with slightly different wording, still has "Mercane" and widewheel etc but with the edition of "CLE" near the rear fender....does anyone know if theses are real or clones? Maybe just slightly different for other countries?

[@galassio9536]

James Read I got mine from fluidfreeride online shop it’s legit. I got the Wide wheel Pro. Keyless version On this upgrade version they changed the logo on the board to better looking fonts. It’s almost a month since I have been using it and no problems it’s robust and solid. The breaks are spot on I speed up and never a problem. And people always said wow that’s a cool looking scooter.

[@Kimoto504]

Hey Electrek. Your website seems to be broken. Comments and some elements aren't loading for me whether it's Firefox or Edge. This started this week for me.

[@menakhempachuau419]

Very bes....How mach..

[@mi......]

I was so ready to buy this scooter but I learned the IP rating is only IP54, I really don't understand why they don't make outdoor vehicles waterproof

[@jimquinn799]

How is it climbing hills?

[@noelliastarr5853]

the best

[@sergiocorrea63]

How fast go? What's the Range???

[@noelliastarr5853]

26 mph

[@Apocref]

Alliexpress this. Will be a lot cheaper for most regions /below 1000$ with shipping. Its still a chineese brand