The 👑KING👑 of Scooters? UScooters GT Sport: Best All Around Scooter Review

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I know, its a review but I barely even got a shot of the scooter lol.... will go back to chest mounts!
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[@darrenjackson6207]

Hey bro be careful riding this scooter in the rain, I had to replace my battery in my Gt and I realized just how easy it would be to totally submerge the battery due to the low deck height if I were to go through 2.5 to 3 inches of water or even ride in a downpour for a few min because this scooter has like 0 water protection on the battery.. Here is a fun tip, since this scooter is so low tech it is very easy to add an external 48v 8-10Ah battery pack for extended range, I used my 8ah battery pack and I was able to travel 39 miles on power level 2 and I'm 200lbs . Adding an 8ah pack using a parallel adapter to connect it to my stock battery gives me 18.5ah and my scooter only weighs 4 more pounds so I know have a 33 pound scooter. I plan on Getting the Gt2 by segway but I am a bit nervous about the Low IP Rating, $2599.00 is a lot of money to pay and it not be highly water resistant. Thanks for sharing your story about the water sloshing around in the deck . I have a 1978 Puch Maxie Moped with pedals and my speedometer is water proof also a $1900.00 Honda Navie Scooter cycle and my electronics are fully waterproof so these scooter makers have no excuse.

[@DrBernieBabylon]

oh man, I am so glad you told me about the rain, I will be way more careful... Also the extended battery sounds like an awesome idea too, I really appreciate you putting that on my radar!. thank you for the heads up! and glad to help regarding the GT2, I agree its pretty unacceptable to have water able to pool inside the deck, I got really nervous that I ruined it, but thankfully its still doing fine! ofc if anything goes wrong I will post about it here :) there is supposed to be a refreshed model coming out soon as per the Segway team in a year or so, so if I were you I might consider waiting for that!

[@darrenjackson6207]

Awesome Bro ! I have the same scooter in orange !

[@DrBernieBabylon]

Awesome! isnt it great?!?

[@Zelchacha]

Great review man, I actually had a Kaabo Mantis King GT and it was wayyyy too heavy and not nimble at all, sure was fun though lol xD. I sold it and picked up a Segway Ninebot E22 to go up and down the street to get groceries, chinese food, convenience store runs and I love it, only goes 12.4mph though and 13 miles Range, THIS looks like the perfect scooter to give that thrill factor that could get me a few more places with suspension and speed + Range. I appreciate your insights i'm debating using your code and biting the bullet because man does this look great, the build quality is tremendous, and that handle and weight are flawless. Thanks man!

[@DrBernieBabylon]

so glad that i could help you make a decision! i still love mine and love how easy it is to carry around and just toss in the trunk of my sedan, but how it is still faster than just about all other scooters on campus here :D its a very simple scooter that hates the rain but i dont know another scooter out there that is this portable with a suspension and a decent motor

[@coocolal3644]

The first thing I did when I got my GT SE after an experience with the GT model when trying to remove the battery.... put vaseline or chapstick (i used chapstick) in between every gap because there may be a hidden screw hidden which you don't want rusting on you. doing that may also increase the water resistance rating or even make it completely waterproof.

[@DrBernieBabylon]

not a bad idea! thanks for the tip :) hope you are enjoying your GT SE!

[@rickdeckard9810]

Only thing would be puncture proof tubeless tires. Thes solid tires dont have much traction and can slip and slide on wet or slippery surfaces. That’s the only thing I o make this the best.

[@DrBernieBabylon]

definitely slippery in the wet, nearly ate it a few times lol...

[@DanaC0415]

Hey, looking forward to your cyber truck review! What mic were you using BTW? The voice sounds more natural, but the wind noise is more noticeable?

[@DrBernieBabylon]

Thank you :D just the built-in mic on the insta360 Go 3, it was on my hat! pretty impressed actually

[@adamt6626]

Id love to see you ride this somewhere with some potholes. Apparently you guys are spoiled over there with perfect roadways.

[@DrBernieBabylon]

hahaha i dont know that there are any scooters that handle potholes well, i feel like ive chipped a tooth riding my segway GT2 over a very modest pothole 😅

[@coocolal3644]

used to take my GT several miles to work and back, between Bedstuy, Brooklyn to Woodside, Queens on a daily basis, so believe when I say the nice thing about this scooter is not only can it handle potholes extremely well, with its front & rear suspension, it's fast and lightweight enough to bunnyhop over all kinds of speed bumps and holes if you so desire.

[@DrBernieBabylon]

@@coocolal3644 the thing is a fantastic scooter! such a tank! have not regretted it once and nothing has come out that does what this does!

[@azdonw]

I just ordered one for my daughter. Then I read comments about the Sport still having e-braking issues. Too "grabby" at low speeds and not strong enough at high speeds even with after the controller changes they made.

[@DrBernieBabylon]

these are definitely issues, and i definitely noticed them when i first began using the scooter, but if it makes you feel any better, i dont notice this as much any more. the scooter is definitely not perfect but i do not think there is a more compelling option on the market at this time, maybe the apollo go but it is a fair bit heavier and has a larger footprint, so it wont fit in the trunk very easily, which is a dealbreaker for me personally.

[@azdonw]

@@DrBernieBabylon The NIU KQi Air is even lighter and could be an option for some, but I was opposed to maintaining air in wheels (even though these are self healing tubeless.) And the foot board is wider.

[@DrBernieBabylon]

@@azdonw defininitely worth cross shopping that one for sure! But for me, i think no suspension is a deal breaker too...

[@coocolal3644]

it's GOOD that the e-brake isn't as strong as it used to be cuz if your front e-brake is anything like GT's e-brake, your scooter will absolutely stop at top speed, but you will go flying if you brake suddenly and unpreparedly. whether or not you think the e-brake is very strong, it's a smart idea to regularly practice shifting your body's center of gravity downward and backward away from the handle bar when slowing down at higher than 18 mph speeds.

[@mikeusa9557]

HI BRO COULD YOU TELL HOW YOU RECORD WHILE ON THE SCOOTER ? DO YOU HANG THE PRO CAMERA ON THE SCOOTER OR BY HAND

[@DrBernieBabylon]

i use a chest mount normally, but in this video i used Insta360 Go 3 mounted on my hat lolol

[@mikeusa9557]

@@DrBernieBabylon thank you so much

[@emmanuelmetz4062]

Where are you ?

[@DrBernieBabylon]

this is Stanford campus :)

[@emmanuelmetz4062]

Thanks @@DrBernieBabylon

[@DrBernieBabylon]

of course!

[@molecricket62]

You really got to get into some better scooters. There's so much more out there. I can see you love them, but you really don't have a lot of experience with the best kinds. Do some research my friend. You will be much happier

[@DrBernieBabylon]

i have done my research and i am very happy with what i have! but always open to recommendations :)

[@molecricket62]

@@DrBernieBabylon ok.... First off better distance and speed is inmotion RS..start there. Get PMT tires. You're driving a starter scooter for more advanced riders.

[@DrBernieBabylon]

@@molecricket62 thanks for the feedback! i'll keep these in mind when i am shopping for the next scooter