KUKIRIN G2 Max Electric Scooter with Seat, Powerful 1000W Motor, 35 MPH Max Speed, 50 Miles Range, 48V/20Ah Large Capacity Battery, Dual Brake Folding Fast e Scooter for Adult (G2max/1000W/20AH)

Absolutely Love this Scooter. The day I received this scooter, everything was packaged very professionally. It came with the charger, the seat, and even a bonus storage box! Also came with a nice Allen key set. You don't need ANY tools to to assemble this scooter, and the only thing to assemble is the handlebars with only 4 hex keys that need tightening. Very easy. The scooter itself is quality made. The disc brakes, the electronic screen system is easy to use, and the looks of it are top notch. I love how fast this scooter goes, 35MPH is plenty of speed for me without feeling too dangerous, also the mile range is great. The mileage does vary depending on the conditions you ride on, but overall you will get around 50 miles if you don't have any hills or rough street conditions, and if you don't add too much weight. I am 150 lbs so I do get a very high mileage range. Also the scooter is lightweight compared to other fast scooters. I live in a second story apartment and have no trouble carrying this scooter up the stairs, (over my shoulder). Overall I am very pleased with this scooter, I have already put over 100 miles on it, and not to mention, charging it cost me less than 15 cents in electricity. Absolutely love this scooter. Overall I am very pleased with this scooter,

My 17 year old son got this scooter as a form of transportation to get to work and to college every day. He also uses it to go the store and to visit his friends. With the cost of vehicles, auto insurance, and gas these days; this was the most economical option. I have to say it was a very wise investment. We used a plug that tracks electricity usage for when it was charging, and it only cost about $10.53 a month to charge! In the past three months he has had it, he has driven it over 400 miles. He has no issues thus far. It gets him every where he needs to go. On the few occasions that I have had to go to pick him up because of bad weather, it fit in the back of my suv fine when folded. I suggest adjusting the seat until you are comfortably aligned with the handle bars, and it did take a few tries for my son to find how exactly he wanted it. It will be different for everyone, but the seat is easy to adjust. This is indeed a scooter for an adult. It goes quite fast and would be far too hard to handle for a child. YOU MUST AT THE LEAST WEAR A HELMET, AND A RATED ONE AT THAT! It goes pretty fast and will take time to learn to ride appropriately. There will be trial and error at first, and you are going to want to protect your head! My son has never ran the battery dead, he is compulsive about keeping it charged. That being said he charges it when he gets home at night, for about 8-10 hours. That single charge gets him an average of about 60-71 miles per charge. So a little better than the manufacture stated, this is a great surprise. We have not had to contact customer service as of yet, so I cannot speak on that.

I recently moved across the country to a very walkable neighborhood so I decided to leave my car behind. However, I still needed something to get around for hauling groceries and shortening my commute. This scooter initially caught my eye because of it’s range and speed, but as I’ve had it for 3 months now, I’ve found so many more things I like about it. Even when there’s potholes or rough roads and I’m going fast, it remains very stable and absorbs the impact. The charge lasts forever. Seriously, I can go 2.5 weeks without needing to recharge. Granted my commute to the office is only like 10 minutes and the grocery store is 5 minutes away, but you get the point. The seat! I don’t really use it that often, but it’s great to have the option nonetheless. This isn’t a negative thing, but something I didn’t realize, it is heavy. I struggle to life it up stairs sometimes (I’m a mid 20’s woman). I can get it up few steps and thankfully I live on ground floor of my elevator-less apartment building. I’m not sure how I would manage getting this down or up the stairs otherwise. I honestly have no negative comments about the scooter, overall it’s worth the price ten fold. Before I got this one, I had a cheap Gotrax scooter and the difference in quality with the G2 Max is incredible. I would recommend to everyone. Here’s a video of me changing the speed setting in case anyone’s curious (took me a little bit initially to figure out)

I've had this scooter for about 2 months now. I use it to commute 2.5 miles each way to work through the city and come home every night after 10PM. The power of this thing is impressive; it rides smoothly, and the lights at night are fantastic. It feels safe and steady in the rain as well. I only have to charge it every other day which is a relief (probably could go longer in between charges). I had a flat with the rear tire (not the scooter’s fault), and was pleasantly surprised by how easy the tire was to replace compared to other models I've owned. The manufacturer has many short videos for this scooter if you want to tweak any of the settings. The only negative I have is how heavy it is, but I rarely have to carry/fold it. Would recommend.

Not even a 1.my grandson had for a month.back tire tube broke.took to 3 different places to have fixed.nobody can fix.we r out all that money for 1 month of riding.cant get ah8ld of anyone for a refund.garbadge

I’ve had this for almost 2 years now and it’s still operating great. The first year was ridden occasionally while my car was at the shop. Now I am car-less and it is my daily commute at the moment. I see reviews of customers saying it’s really slow and barely gets 20mph but I don’t think they realize the scooter has 3 speed settings, after holding the power on button you press the same button (without holding) and you should see the number on screen change from 1, 2 or 3. I top at 30mph on flat surface. My only gripe about this scooter is that it says 50 mile range but I guess that’s on speed 1 which is super slow. I get about 18 miles distance on speed 3

It's been around 1 month since I received my scooter and so far I am really enjoying this thing. It's got 3 speed modes and I have gotten speed up to 37 mph on good day where there was no wind and I weigh 145 lbs. The build quality is by far the best of all the other E scooters I have owned in past. When riding on it there is no wobble with the handle bars. I use the seat and its feels really comfortable to sit your butt on. The shocks are also great on this scooter. when you go over small bumps you don't feel it at all. The display screen is big and you can easily see all that is shown even on sunny day. Only downside I have with KUKIRIN G2 Max Electric Scooter is the tires are not soild and today after riding home I got flat tire on back wheel. I will have to be more careful next time but I will probably get more flats in future as there is always stones or broken glass that i see when I ride it to work. It's hard to avoid it sometimes. (lol) The KUKIRIN G2 Max Scooter was great purchase and by far my best scooter so far.

I like this electric scooter; it performs well and has a soft suspension, making it comfortable to ride, even over bumps on the sidewalk. I replaced the tires with smooth tires because the originals were causing vibrations and making the ride less comfortable. The battery lasts for about 28 miles at a speed of about 20 mph. I haven't had any problems with it, and I've driven it over 2,000 miles (without abusing it, of course). It's also not too heavy compared to the larger version; it has enough power for me. I also have a second two-wheel drive scooter, but it's heavier and has a stiffer suspension, making it less comfortable to ride. Overall, if I had to buy it again, I'd choose the less powerful rear-wheel drive model.

Easy to assemble and fun to drive. Long lasting battery