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I ordered the Austin leopard, and it was a great scooter, just not right for me, so I went to return it and they never responded to my emails. They had a clear return policy, so I filed a dispute with my bank, won the dispute, and got to keep the scooter. Easiest $700 scooter of my life
The out of production Ausom Leopard has worked for me in similar circumstances. Maybe give them a look, their L2 Max Dual or DT2 Pro. Not the highest end stuff (or according to the net, most reliable), but gets dirt trail driving done fairly well, more economic than a 3000$ hydraulic everything kind of scooter. Drive slow, prepare to push up or down certain hills, and ofc, avoid rain. Oh and avoid dinging your brake disk on a rock if you don't want to hear it making a meditation bowl sound at high speeds forever.
Ausom is just Chinesium too as far as that goes. That being said. I'm impressed enough. Just picked up a ausom leopard with 124 miles on it for $350. Which is just a rebranded kukirin G2 max. Awesome scoot for the price
Hey there , Im 5"1 Female and very curvy while being bottom heavy as well 😌 . I copped a Ausom D2T Pro , i ride with a seat ( i weigh under 200lbs and my seat kept dropping while riding 😂😅 ) i wasn't feelin that not one bit . AHEM ! anyway , The stem on the D2T can not be adjusted sadly 🙄 but i still Recommend it bc its a F*ckn Powerhouse 🤩 . What i did was cut a piece of wood (took a few tries since i am not good with hand tools lol and kept messing up the adjustment) but i stuck it under my seat post to hold me steady & boost my height while sitting until i can get it modded by a welder . Definitely felt safer since i could actually see above the stem . If you get get any scooter that goes above 30mph , get a steering damper ! but i also got a Ausom Leopard (my side piece) and that adjusts thank god lol (but i ride this baby standing 🤭) sucks they don't think about us short people much . They should definitely make more high quality scooters that have adjustable stems . Do Not Forget to Gear Up while riding ! SAFETY FIRST 😄 . My karma is low since im new to actually using reddit now , been a watcher for some time 😩 . Upvotes would be helpful , i think 🤔. Hope this helps 🙏🏽
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
Nice yeah it’ll be good for ya. Still goes 28-31 with single motor I think
Got the single. Already have the Kaabo mkgt so didn't need one that goes 40. Something to replace my Hiboy pro max. Definite upgrade. It's great.
I have a roadrunner and an Ausom. I've had go Trax, I've had a parts bin scooter. Roadrunner is designed in the US and the build quality is superior to any scooter I've had so far. The Ausom is a great scooter. It was $1000 less than the roadrunner and it gets the job done..I have 1200 miles on the roadrunner and I park it for the winter.
I got one...it's a nice mid level scooter. Especially for the price.
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