Inmotion - RS Midnight

I have the Punk Rider Pro and I do like it. And for 999 i think it's a good deal. I started riding at about 275 and the weight limit is 260 but I never had any real issues besides the reduced battery life. I get about 20 miles riding as fast as I want. Might be able to squeeze out more if you're significantly lighter or if you keep it in mode 2. Maxes out at about 32mph and frankly that's plenty in my book but I have an Inmotion RS and the speed is quite terrifying. Definitely ride with a helmet no matter what.

I have a Punk Rider Pro, as well as an Inmotion RS. The RS doesn't fit the budget (or the weight) but I was around 270 and rode my Punk Rider Pro just fine, and it was pretty easy for me to move it up a flight of stairs into my apartment (weighes about 70lbs). Unless you have to go up like 10 flights of stairs I think you can pretty easily move it in it's folded position. With your weight on the Punk Rider I think 20 miles roundtrip is definitely doable, especially if you can charge it where you're going to. And if you're riding at night the light is actually pretty sick. The headlights suck so definitely get some aftermarket ones and some mirrors.

I own Apollo Go, Stellar, & RS Midnight 2.0. Coming from a original nightmare Apollo Phantom 60v. The go and the stellar are identical and built like tanks. Stellar has more power, better lighting, better suspension.  RS Midnight is a race machine with race features. The Apollo is a smooth power house with sidewalk capability. Both are amazing.  I prefer the Apollo Stellar despite being Apollos biggest hater. RS midnight has to be maintained, screws tightened, controllers replaced. It's like a race car with easily replaceable parts. You may need to repair it out of the box or down the road.  The stellar is rather dumby proof. Puncture proof tires, Regen 90% of the time. Better in congested areas. Smooth throttle control reduces fatigue and evokes confidence in tight spaces. Plenty of power. Ludo is almost too much without proper traction control. RS is more stable, lower to the ground and better for fast takeoffs with its Gyro and Traction control. If you like to race and brake to each intersection, RS is more fun. If precision and reduced fatigue are your priority. Stellar!!! My 2¢

Inmotion RS will zip you up hills and has great build quality, adjustable suspension.

For street the RS is beast. Offload the wolf warrior gt.

I've rode both. Also the roadster, dt x, a bunch of wolf warriors. The rs is my favorite street machine. For off road the WW gt rips.

For range and great suspension as a daily rider, I like my inmotion rs. It goes for $4k. It has the most adjustable suspension I believe in the market. I have ridden about all the aforementioned scooters. There are great offerings mentioned. I have owned a few of them mentioned and some dualtron scooters a few years ago. If you are going for a daily driver or car replacement, I would suggest not buying a budget scooter and going with something that has a premium battery.

I have had no problems with mine. Also I love the ability to disconnect for tire swaps. Hopefully it all gets worked out. It makes me wonder if some people that had the problems motor connectors came loose perhaps with vibration?

I love my dualtron thunders, wolf gt, and fav is rs midnight.

Inmotion RS is the truth, light, and scooter life way, my friend. Bless your righteous quest 🙏

Yup. Since it was pretty order. Every part is easy to work on and such. Watch gingers channel for his shouts and yogi Steve from electric scooter academy to prove the point. Yogi does more miles in a month than most yearly riders. You want true blue numbers and the truth without hype/marketing is free there. You get what you spend to a point. Ride well my brother

Heavy rider,Hot summer, Hills means money unless you find a decent used one. Dual stem scooters seem to fit bigger riders better, My GT pro has plenty of room (6'2/100kgs) onboard and a decent bar height as do all the Wolf range.. Vsett 10+r is a good choice though you'll need stiffer springs. Lastly the Inmotion RS Midnight at $7k (my Kaabo was $6k), Incredible suspension and power.

If you have a substantial budget for an escooter, there are but 2 superior scooters that remain the most stable you can find. Those being the inmotion RS and the GSpace (TeeWing) Mars. Nami by all accounts are supposedly extremely good also, but if I had that sort of a budget, I'd get the inmotion RS (Midnight i think is a revised edition upgrading the controllers that were unreliable) or possibly the inmotion JET (it has a much easier deck height system adjustment mechanism, a really cool feature)

I have heard/seen the same. Apparently they're working on it. I did find an RS to be a fantastic ride once it was set up for me. Factory spec, I didn't like the geometry but some adjustments made a huge difference.