isinwheel GT2 - Real world range test - How far can i go??

[@DarkPlanet9]

Those are grass burrs, we got them in Texas, too. Good range test + local interests as well.

[@PaulTech-Reviews]

Ok, grass burrs so that's what those things are called. Thanks for the info and checking out the video.

[@blakewilson3410]

Just getting one and I’m near Claremont as well. Might see you around

[@snoopysrc]

Paul tech your review definitely helped me decide on the s9max if you ever get a extra scooter from isinwheel let me know

[@PaulTech-Reviews]

Hi, thanks for checking out the video. I'm sure you'll be happy with the s9max.

[@snoopysrc]

@PaulTech-Reviews yea but if you get another gt2 hook me up I would still keep the s9max you should do life on a scooter vlogs

[@kevinwu6409]

Hi thank you for making this video, it's very helpful. I also have a question that is ISinwheel GT2 off-road tires prevent puncture?

[@kaliman4013]

Hi little cuestion!!!...how long take the battery to fully charge??

[@3406Accert]

Pretty disturbing how the roadway maintenance outfit possibly caltrans Takes off entirely the Wheel Rim, Tires and lug nuts of the electronic traffic sign at 12:53, Show's they've most likely had to pay for new Tire wheel rims and lug nuts because of thievery, Super sad how goons Stoop that low to steal basically useless unless you're a Tire chop shop and steal trailer tires like that. Alberta Canada.

[@kevinwu6409]

im thinking about buying this scooter, nice work on the video and range test. I might gonna get this one or Navee S65c. Would you maybe do a range test for Navee S65c or S65

[@cardinalprosoftwash]

Is this the budget scooter King for adults? What would you say is a good competitor to this scooter at this price range? I'm looking to purchase soon. Thanks in advance

[@MariaTorres-kz1pl]

I miss your cell phones reviews 😞

[@kaliman4013]

About run on the hills???

[@harrison00xXx]

Do you have any recommendations for making the scooter a bit more pleasent and usable by adding some things? I have installed a small 12-30V DC Audio amp+ FM/AM radio receiver and "small" speakers connected directly to the battery via a buck converter under the handlebars (from a ktm bike), but it might be a better solution to mount some small bluetoothspeakers allowing for stereo usage by using a pair which i could also remove and take anywhere else. So far the small power draw of the modern class-D amplifier doesnt hurt range in any meaningful way. I found it very pleasing to have high quality (stereo!) audio on a damn e-scooter, feels for short trips as pleasing as a going for long roadtrips with a goldwing motorcycle. Some other modifications are: - external flashlight (LedLenser M7RX, zoomable with good light pattern), mainly to have proper light at all the original lights stink and the high beam does not work. - fast switchable battery + a small DIY, about 250Wh "emergency" battery to put in the backpack as "range extender" if i overestimate the range. - a ktm bike handlebar, the original one was just bad - disabled/disconnected original blinkers and added proper ones visible in daylight - RGB stripes on the downside, just for fun since i had them lying around without use - GPS display, fix installation also connected to the battery, the original speedometer is as inaccurate as yours in the test. Shows like 22km driven, yet the gps tells me 26km which is pretty much the maximum i can get with the original battery. - red bull cans around the suspension, adds 1 horsepower at least and i can fly.

[@sirlimpsalot7767]

for every scooter I have I threw in a Cambridge Soundworks OontZ Angle Solo held to handlebars with zip tie across each, then the built in wrist strap was hooked to bar as backup in case the zip failed.... very loud and lasts 4-6 hours , just use a portable battery charger to re-charge

[@harrison00xXx]

@@sirlimpsalot7767 If you can fast and easy remove as well mount it back to the handlebar thats for sure awesome. I wired all systems i built on/in my scooter directly to the internal battery and the buck converter is switched on/off via a relais in a cable box, since the amplifier/receiver unit has memory it feels like a car audio system… push a button and it starts with the source you used after turning off the system. Either AM/FM, automatic bluetooth reconnect or 3,5mm Line-In. I did this to dont mind charging any things externally/additionally except my „high beams“ flashlight, but taking the sound system to other places might be a reason i will change to battery driven bluetooth speakers some day. Its just the price of most better Bluetooth speakers i cant really justify plus all BT speakers dont have AM/FM receiver internally and i dont want to rely on internet for that.

[@linckfoley]

I also did a range test. I weigh 180lbs, I got 28 miles with avg 14mph, mostly flat, no steep hills. BTW, I notice the mileage on the screen is not accurate, when it display 28 miles, I actually travelled 32 miles.

[@laundrupatton208]

What's your weight from this test. That will help people.

[@wvquarterback775]

How do you use the Bluetooth

[@PaulTech-Reviews]

It doesn't have Bluetooth available

[@ErrollJones-s6d]

Hey great review. I have the Hiboy s2 scooter looking to upgrade. I don't have a car so I take taxis 🚖 most the time and put my scooter in the boot of the taxi will I have a problem with this scooter and also my hiboy I take it into the supermarkets. Do think I will have a problem with this one. Because I just love that scooter it's awesome

[@jabbarwilson7012]

#FLINKO 💪🏿✌🏿

[@isojoshh]

doesn’t this go 45 mph

[@Charlielikesbusesnew]

Press m 5times to do that

[@dogonthemoon2]

That's km/h.

[@wolker213]

Kinda slow for this price.. The best once in the price range are JOYOR S10S and KuKirin G2 Max

[@comepuchas990]

1.20.24 rip gato 😢

[@gbarrettomates]

I bought this scooter and it seems that it won’t charge all the way. Only 4 of the 5 bars turn green at most even after 12 hours charging. Does yours do this?