Emove Cruiser Scooter Review After 5,000 Miles + Range Test

[@TheJVCguy]

had to use youtube library music partway through the range test, sorry it sounds so different to the music I actually used lmao

[@ricksandoval1187]

I have the emove cruiser. I love it. For the price, I can't complain. 30mph and long range is a good deal. I have 2 bolted custom boxes that sit above the rear tire. I take everything in there. Lock. Electric Air pump. Tools, and other accessories. Also have locks for the boxes and for the scooter. I agree that there isn't really a point in buying the v2, but I might get it anyway. Just because it's dual motor and sometimes I want to use it again, same day but battery is too low. Saved a ton on gas. And it's fun. It's not as comfortable as a high end one or as fast, but it gets the job done. The Nami burn is the one I want to get. Long range and great suspension + fat tires. But the range of the cruiser is what's addicting. Also the deck space, in addition to my mounted boxes, you can add a gig bag and go shopping at Walmart or crockery) grocery store etc... If they don't let you bring it in (like Costco) you can just fold it and put it inside the cart. I have 750 miles on mine. I would use it more but I work a lot and charging is super slow. High end ones have 2 chargers and take 4hrs Getting 2 bright lights for the handle bar this week. Everyone stares at it because it's super hooked up

[@TheJVCguy]

damn you got yours loaded out haha, what year do you have? Mines the 2020 model. as for the v2, seems pretty pointless for me, it has the same top speed as the older ones, and the area I'm in doesn't have many hills, so pretty useless upgrade imo. If I ever upgrade it I will go for the best of the best with the wolf king gt, but I probably wont do that for a long time. Also if you live close you can take it to work like I do, that's where many of the miles came from as of recent on mine, Almost to 5,200 miles at this point.

[@veritastudios1087]

The v2 is still a single motor.

[@veritastudios1087]

@@ricksandoval1187 they said they aren't.

[@veritastudios1087]

@@ricksandoval1187 if they made a dual motor version it would get maybe 35 - 45 miles off run time over a 62 mile charge. That's why all the other scooters on the market usually get about 45 miles being dual motors. This scooter is about the size of a dual motor cruiser with similar dual motor battery. Hence why it gets such long mileage. I'm sure you could upgrade both the emove cruiser s and v2 to be dual motor yourself. There's definitely adapters and people I'm sure that have already worked it out. But honestly its not worth tampering with it. The cost to do that is better to just spend the extra money and get a dual motor thats already pre build as dual motor. Plus the parts for those higher priced dual motors are better tested and last longer. The emove cruiser is a mid range scooter. Not too fast but not too slow. The build of it is mid range too. Very attachment adaptable though. Since you can add a seat stand, cargo tow handle and cargo rack. Most others don't have that capacity. I will definitely say this scooter was meant to be the delivery scooter for delivery people. It's like a clean miniature gas scooter/moped. I've had mine for about a month and I'm already at 500 miles.

[@david_stereosystem4649]

Nice !! 💯💯

[@BanosSoundGuy]

boom!!!!! 🎉💥 - wissman

[@dwcolorado8246]

What type of aftermarket light are you running? Or do you have suggestions in general for which lights to get? Just bought two of these for my son and I to go riding.

[@TheJVCguy]

it was just one off amazon, I believe it was the Soonfire FD38S or something very similar. I love the light, had it close to 2 years now I think, still works great and I can see everything at night. if you get 2 of them you are set im sure haha

[@dwcolorado8246]

@@TheJVCguy awesome thanks for the reply. Do they just run off batteries, or need hard wired?

[@TheJVCguy]

@@dwcolorado8246 they run off batteries, and they last a pretty long time. I drive it home from work at night and I get probably a week or more of that without charging it a single time

[@TheJVCguy]

@@dwcolorado8246 but if you ever do run low on charge the back of the cruiser has a usb port to plug it into if needed

[@enchanted2618]

Is this the same scooter that I saw? Whatever it was, that thing was crazy.

[@TheJVCguy]

yup same one haha, besides the folding mechanism it still works fine

[@TheJVCguy]

id rather not spend gas on the 13 mpg (if lucky) truck lmfaoo

[@enchanted2618]

@@TheJVCguy 13mpg is less then I get in my car. Thats crazy

[@TheJVCguy]

It’s less than pretty much everyone’s car 😭 what mpg do you get on yours?

[@enchanted2618]

@@TheJVCguy Depends how I'm driving. Either around 10 or around 18

[@JerseyStyle7]

⚡️👍🏽 I was going to buy this one, but I’m gonna wait for the new version the V2👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@TheJVCguy]

oh cool I didn't know they had a v2 coming out, dont feel like spending a bunch on another scooter though so I will drive this one until the wheels fall off haha, it made it 5,000 miles hopefully it makes it 5,000 more

[@JerseyStyle7]

@@TheJVCguythats awesome, u got some awesome miles on that thing-good to know its made good 👍🏽

[@TheJVCguy]

@@JerseyStyle7 made very well, besides the folding mechanism. Cant stand it lmao. 5,200 miles and counting as of now

[@Apostasy_Plague]

@@TheJVCguy check out the v2 it dropped a week ago. they changed the folding mechanism completely. its more in line with other modern folding mechanisms.

[@Itsnotthatbad200]

I thought 500 miles on my cruiser was too much. Mine still has plenty of life 😊