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Thanks for your thoughts!

@@HobartsReviews no problem 👍🏻

Thanks I appreciate it!

No problem! Gotta be honest and this one I would not recommend until they get their assembly figured out. I thought the Addmotor was really nice.

What didn't you understand? You sit on it, twist the throttle and pick you feet up and ride.

Self balancing? Nope sorry... You have to balance yourself like a bike

Are you sure about that? Maybe your thinking 45kph which is 28mph. Unless he modified it it only goes 45kph (28mph)

ty for mentioning I don't use the scooter alot so I thought it was mph but its actually kmph

Do the same thing but in reverse

Why is it not reliable?

You're incorrect. This is the 500 w version with the 800 w peak. The other version is 750 w motor with 1200 Peak. The peak doesn't make any difference. It's just a way for them to market it and make it sound like it's more powerful. So they have a 500 w version and a 750w version? That's it. This one is the 500 w version.

I sold it to a neighbor and it's still working just fine. I can't keep all of the scooters. Any bikes I review. I don't have enough room lol

Oh really?

Thank you Christian! I appreciate it!

Yeah if you watch my Gyroor video You can see that I said that exact same thing. I think it's better than the caroma.

@@HobartsReviews Thanks for the information! Yes, I watched your Gyroor video,,and its well done! You seemed to like the Gyroor C1S. I think the well designed seat and hight are a plus for Gyroor. I weigh 220 lbs and I'm wondering for an auxiliary transport for going suburban shopping 10/12/14 mile round trip with both flat and hilly roadways ,if I should go with the 500W or the 650 W? I do like the foot pedal rest and basket of the C1S@ 500 W, yet the C1 P with 650W offers slightly more power and travel distance, do you think that such is a major superior difference factor more than the C1S?

Just take the total weight of the scooter and minus 2 lb.

Incorrect . Max height is 6' 1" and I am 5' 11" and max weight is 265lbs and I'm 200lbs. So no I'm not...

I was drinking it while riding. Lol

What do you mean?

Awesome!

Yep! You're right!

I have no idea. Sorry

Here is a link to a page of them from Asurian. I think you want the ride-on one. Pick your price range and length of time and you're good. amzn.to/3xvk1Iw

❤ Thank u so Much 4 ALL ur help! Ur so kind to take time outta ur day to help idiots like me who didn't do enough research n is getting a 🛴 from China n hope to God it works! Can't Thank u enough!!! Ur a Good Man! N if u have a family am sure u do everything u can to keep them happy healthy n safe. Sorry I'm rambling ( 2 much ☕ this am). Have urself an Epic day Hobart! 😊🎉

Amen!

Oh yeah easy... Maybe more. The scoot got to 55mph when off the ground so you never know.

Yeah I would say so.

Ok so looking into it don't see a website for this brand which makes it hard to see if parts are available. Also customer service and warranty may or may not be good. Looks like it's a direct from China brand. Not that it's bad but as I talked about in my video , it's better to get from a company with a good presence online with their own website, contact info, parts availability etc. But it looks awesome! Kind of looks like a wolf king.. haha. Let me know how it goes... I'm interested to hear. Thanks for reaching out my friend! 😉

@@HobartsReviews Ya One I jus hope it doesn't take til end of summer to get here. Two. I hope it's not a bunch of parts I have to assemble and Three. My biggest fear i just Never get it! They r all over the web under various different websites for sale (dirt cheap $75 with discount mine was $46 free shipping) n another site was a Costco site selling em ( I was originally going thru them but my PayPal account froze up) So idk it seems sketchy with so many places selling em so cheap 😕. Answers r always over abundance. 🤔

Thanks so much let me look into that one.

No not really. Seems like a generic scooter. Look at Turboant if you are in this price range.

@@HobartsReviews Thank you for replying so quick 🙂 would turborant have the same type of scooter ?

Nice!

@@HobartsReviews I'm kinda stoked brother not gone lie

@@JazSerpentWould the 1200 watt be pretty powerful? I’m very interested in ordering one to get around downtown

@@Konnersaki oh yeah I'm putting around on this thing... Definitely worth the money You won't be disappointed

Yeah I understand. I got with the manufacturer and they took care of him right away. They should be in stock soon.

Yep!

I'm not sure what you're talking about because you can buy a new cable on Amazon for $10. Yes, the cables are crappy. That's why I put the link for the gold and silver upgraded cable in my description. Go check Amazon.

You can't lower the height of them, but you can adjust them backwards towards you. So theoretically you would lower the handlebars. But there is no adjustment in the neck To lower the height. Just rotate them back towards you to lower.

@@HobartsReviews Thanks. Did it feel "natural" to you to ride that way? Or did you sort of feel like you were not quite right when seated?

​@@marcfruchtman9473 While it may be more unnatural at first, this should technically be more ergonomic for you over time to sit with the tops of your arms, more relaxed and your forearms forward. Rather than reaching down. It's definitely more of a cruiser style than what typical bicyclers will be used to.

Huh?

@@HobartsReviews Having a Seat is a plus.

Yes! I reviewed both. They are very similar but the Y600 has better quality parts in my opinion.

@@HobartsReviews Thank you for the insightful response. I just saw the upgraded ENYRID ES10 Dual Motor Electric Scooter, 2000W Powerful Electric Scooter, Max Speed 31 Mph, Long Range 38 Miles, 48V 20Ah Battery, Max Load 330 Lbs. Have you reviewed this model? I am a 240 Lb man looking for an E scooter that can go up hills as an alternative means to go shopping as well as off road. I like the Gyroor C1 design however it is not enough power for a 240 lb man with some groceries. Could you recommend any Escooter?

Awesome! You will love them?

Maybe try Turboant. They are good and inexpensive

Around 20-25 miles realistically

@@HobartsReviews how much in km?

NP

Nice!

Yeah me either. It seriously was 8 hours of frustration getting this thing assembled and tuned right.

Cool

Yep! South East Florida

Nice tip!

Nice! I like it!

Yep!

Thanks for your comment but I still have mine and it works like the day I got it several years ago. It has out lasted any Keurig I've had 3 or 4x over. So I guess some are better than others.