Ausom - Leopard

You're correct. Your "money is no object.. as long as it's under $1000" was the catalyst for my reply. Apologies, I can see you're serious here so I'll give you my number one choice for escooters under $1000 that I've seen, touched and ridden. The Ausom Gallop or its little brother the Ausom Leopard. Both solid purchases that give the look and feel of hyperscooters yet for about $1000. Good luck in your search.

I've had a no-name, Amazon Xiaomi knock-off, an Ausom Leopard, and currently own a vsett 10+ and a kaabo warrior 11 pro +. The quality of the components as well as the fit, finish, and weatherproofing on the vsett and kaabo are far superior to the other two; however, the maintenance requirements are much more significant.

I’m considering the 2 scooters and can’t decide. I think the leopard has better range and suspension but the brand is way less known than Segway. If you guys have any recommendations for a scooter under 1k with at least 25mi of real range with dual suspension that would be appreciated.

I ended up getting the leopard. I thinks it’s pretty good and has pretty good range. \~30 miles on mode 2.

I got the normal leopard, and quality seems pretty solid. I haven’t been pushing it too hard though. I didn’t need to contact support.

Same as Ausom leopard just a same rebrand of the titan scooters.

I second this! Lovely scooter I currently have 1100 miles on my leopard and it’s quite the zoomer for the price lol

I agree with this or either the ausome Gallop. I have the Leopard and am very happy with it. Turn signals will do at 33 mph. It has good suspension and brakes. Mine has one motor. I could only imagine what it would be like with another. The two mentioned are dual motor(my post and this post ^)

Glad I got my Ausom Leopard before the tarrifs, ...$700 Not sure if it would matter, s Company is UK, Scooter made in China, and sent from warehouse in NJ....lol

I have the Ausom Leopard. its ok for my use...I say ok, because at first it would last a good while before needing charging, but now, a few months later, I have to charge it at least every other day...plus, it really slows down going up hills...from 22(top speed for 2nd gear, which is where I ride it in...1st gear is too slow, and third gear is too fast/scary for me) but going up hill, it goes down to 14mph when fully charged, a little less when low on power. Recently had a flat, and its not too hard to change tires/tubes...but I'm putting a solid tire on the back...split rim makes that easy, if you know what you're doing

Ausom's pretty big. Borderline not portable for anyone who actually needs to go into shops with it. L2 Single motor goes 30, but I don't feel the speed so much as I'm conscious of it as a data point when on roads. More of a cruiser than a nippy ride.

Ausom fudges their numbers more than most. Teverun for example is very close to reality. Really depends on brand, but take the specs from the scooter and run it through a calculator, probably more accurate than the average manufacturer claim

I'm riding mine now. People sleep on Ausom.

I'm about to hit 300 miles on it. It's fast as hell. Still haven't tried Race mode on dual motor.

I just bought it in April and I'm just getting to 300 miles. I got 2 scooters and I alternate.

Ausom makes great solid scooters man can’t knock them at all