Keeway e-Zi Mini Electric Scooter Walkaround & Tech Specs

[@DariuszTech]

I love the retro look 😉

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

We run 5 of these and they are cracking economical scooters.

[@wayne90079]

Do you need a numberplate and insurance et cetera

[@JudeTheYoutubePoopersubscribe]

​@@wayne90079 yeah same as a 50cc bike.

[@brightshadowdenmark]

Just bought one for my son (unde the name VGA GEV1000) in Denmark..

[@sigmitnavn]

Kan den anbefales? Jeg er ude efter 30 versionen

[@georgebarnes8163]

Be interesting to know if that headlight would pass an MOT and if the dip is in the right direction for UK roads.

[@xLetsPlayer1]

Any idea, how to activate/deactivate the limiter?

[@brixeratehismodcalledreece9491]

did u find out? lol

[@XplanZ]

@@brixeratehismodcalledreece9491 did you find out?

[@georgepap1111]

Hello from Greece, I would like to buy a Keeway E-ZI Mini, do you use it for uphills at least 20%? If yes how is it going and with how much weight on around? If not what do you think about uphill of this size from your experience? Thanks a lot!!👍

[@richH1625]

It'd be good to show it being ridden - how manoeverable is it @ slow speeds ,,, @28mph etc etc What are the luggage options ,,, spares availability? - like a new battery ,,,

[@thisovlogs3469]

Can one of these be ridden with or without a cbt in the uk. Also do you need to wear a helmet when riding one of these.

[@MotoGBofficial]

You'll need a CBT or have passed your driving test before the 1st Feb 2001 and yes you need a helmet

[@wozza59]

Very informative.

[@S-O-T]

Brilliant 😎 So I can go out in the rain and not worry 😀 How much is a spare battery 😀

[@schemil42Wastaken]

Do you know how to take the speed limiter off from this now it goes 25

[@schemil42Wastaken]

kmh

[@juliosdiy3206]

Very nice bike.

[@coreyadams_]

how to upgrade

[@jantandrup1986]

What about a person weight? In denmark, they say that it can handle up to 150 Kilo's. I would say max 100 kilo. And the rear dampers does NOT agree with the weight of 150 kilo's

[@sigmitnavn]

Hej Jan, har du en selv? Jeg går og overvejer sådan en eller en på benzin.

[@jantandrup1986]

@@sigmitnavn Jeg havde T-hansen udgaven af den, og det var det værste gang lort som jeg nogen sinde har haft. Men den fra Keeway kan kun være bedre

[@sigmitnavn]

@@jantandrup1986 det var godt at vide, jeg skal prøve køre den og så en på benzin i morgen i t Hansen, og jeg er også en stor dreng på lidt over de 100 kg

[@brightshadowdenmark]

i'd say 60-80kg will be optimal, 90-100kg is pushing it.. i myself is 140kg and i won't ride it..

[@sigmitnavn]

@@brightshadowdenmark would you say that the gasoline version vga explora is a better option?

[@maikbanner7552]

Rectangular & Elongated Rear Mirror would be more Functional than Round Mirror.

[@sang3Eta]

Why do they limit them to 28mph, when the speed limit is 30mph on A-roads, it's just going to annoy everyone behind you?

[@MotoGBofficial]

28 MPH is the top speed a moped can legally go in the UK, this is taken from the .Gov website... "Moped category definition A moped (category AM) is defined as having a maximum design speed over 25km/h (15.5mph) but not exceeding 45 km/h (28 mph); or a light quadricycle with an unladen weight not more than 350kg and up to 45km/h. It has an engine capacity no greater than 50 cubic centimetres (cc) and can be moved by pedals if it was first used before 1 September 1977"

[@pootlingalong8928]

Why would a scooter annoy? It is still faster than a bicycle, or a horse. Drivers have to share the road 😐

[@roryhogan5971]

@@pootlingalong8928 Because you're going at 28 mph and every car behind you wants to do their legal limit of 30 mph.

[@GlynOC]

@@roryhogan5971 A car speedo displaying 30 is doing about 27mph in reality so the scooter would be the one waiting (assuming its speed is accurate!). A-road speed limit for a car is 60mph by the way

[@GlynOC]

If you can get away with popping that under your desk at work to charge up, that's cheap commuting

[@fintonmainz7845]

How much is a spare battery?

[@brightshadowdenmark]

3000 DKK (in Denmark) converted: 342 GBP or 459 USD (might be less, stuff Denmark is expensive)