Climber

I just upgraded after riding the Inmotion climber for 200 miles. Switched to the Ausom L2 max dual motor. I really liked the climber but the 14-18 mile range and no suspension gave me a little anxiety. I've put about 60 miles on the L2 and its been excellent so far!

I have 130+ miles on the dual motor L2 max. I would say it is pretty fricken great! I had an inmotion climber before this scooter and I've done half as many miles on it in ¼ the time because of how capable it is. The Climber was nice but no suspension, single rear disk brake, and smaller battery lead to some range anxiety. The L2 max is faster and more robust in all those categories. The best part of the climber was the dual motors, but you can only run dual motors. On flat roads I can cruise single motor now to save battery life, but when needed I can boost through intersections and stay ahead of traffic safely in neighborhoods. I would suggest if you can afford it go with a dual motor scooter, with suspension. I have Amazon prime so I have zero buyer's remorse since it was a super simple return.

I bought an inmotion climber recently in San Francisco, so far it has handled all the hills I've taken it up, though it will slow down quite a bit on steeper ones (~25%+ grade). The lack of a suspension is a bummer of bad roads, but I've had no other complaints so far! Had it for a couple months now.

Had my climber for 2yrs. LOVE it! Like the Toyota corolla of scoots! Also have the Segway GT3e. That's like a Bentley.

For that price range, I would do Segway or the inmotion climber. Both great scooters but they won’t kill you. When buying a scooter, think about repairs. Is there a designated storefront for this cheap Amazon scooter? Probably not.

Recently purchased an inmotion climber instead of g30lp and it was the greatest decision