Kukirin - G2 Master

I just bought my daughter a Nui kqi 100p. I have ridin it, and I am impressed by the power it has for its weight. I also have a kukirin g2 master and it would be too heavy for your needs. The niu does surprising well up hills. Good luck, I hope you find what you're looking for. https://shop.niu.com/products/niu-kqi-100p-electric-scooter?srsltid=AfmBOorv3Tj6u4LGOpcf-xSLTpIoYp1vw9LqWJKhPmgCu-mi2-LrfG-I *edit* it is cheaper at best buy, which is where I purchased it.

I take roads like this on my Kukirin g2. Not perfectly comfortable, but stable, and can also go top speed.

Neither, get a Kukirin. You can get a g2 master or a g4 (depending on your preference) for 800. They are simply better scooters, better build quality, higher speed and higher motor power output

Yes,i buy a g2 master .

G2 Master actually feel more powerful than g3pro but op was talking about g2 max since g2 Master is over 800$

By independent test from reviewer they found that the master had more acceleration power and more hill climb ability but the g3pro had more top speed. The max is completely different being a single motor which really limit its capabilities.

A French youtuber I follow did that since he tested both on the same course and that was the end result, master beat the g3pro in hill climb but not in top speed. Tho I would keep or buy the g3pro anyway, at these speed and weight I want hydraulic breaks.

I have the first one, g3pro, it is pretty good, a bit heavy tho but removing the battery fix that issue. I keep it in my cave and bring the battery to my appartment for charging. The second one, G4, will be down in power from the g3 but lighter. You really have to ask if it's the revised version, the first version was a death trap but they fixed the front wobble and it is now good on the second version. Less battery that g3pro. 3rd one is low quality don't think about it. If you want to stay with kukirin, take a look at g2 Master, it is pretty much the same as g3pro but lighter and less battery, speed is similar. If you want to look around dualtron pop dual motor can be interesting, smaller and more for the road, good speed. Also kaaboo mantis x, brand well known on this sub, a bit down on power and speed from everything mentioned so far but you are going with something ppl know more. Another Chinese brand could be yume, they have a good one with the hawk, pretty similar to the kukirin g2 Master or g3pro

G2 master !!! Is per dollar better

I had the kukirin g2 master for about 3 weeks now and it’s reliable and fun to ride tons of torque and speed and it’s looked nice and well built definitely recommend the g2 master as well best scooter I’ve ever owned. And I’ve had a Segway ninebot g30lp, kukirin g2 max, the g2 master is a great option

kukirin g2 master dont cheap out

I personally own a Kukirin G2 Master. After about 400 miles, I started to notice some stem wobble. By 800 miles, the wobble had become a genuine safety hazard, so I took it to a shop. They discovered that the metal in the stem was completely worn down. Once the worn part was replaced, the scooter worked as good as new. I'm guessing the stem wore down because I took the scooter out on trails every now and then (prob rode 80 miles total on semi rough terrain), but I'm not entirely sure. Aside from the stem wobble issue, I have nothing bad to say about the G2. For $1000, it's an incredible deal—it has a top speed of 40+ MPH, 25+ Miles of Range, decent acceleration and torque, and a good suspension.

Wouldn't recommend the G4 as your first, simply because it's so freakin' *huge*. If what you need is a comfortable long-range cruiser you don't have to roll into stores or bring up staircases then it's one of the best around, but in every other case and for generic urban use something like a G2 Master would be a much better choice.

The E2 is, to use a technical term, weaksauce. The G2 is a much better scooter... till it breaks. When it does you better have some DIY skills to fix it, because Kugoo/KuKirin's customer care is mostly notable for its absence.

Not more easily than most generics, and actually probably somewhat less easily since Kugoo have *some* quality control - compared to, say, nameless generics from Banggood/Aliexpress. The problem isn't so much that the scooter *will* break - maybe it doesn't and you ride happily on it for years. The problem is that *if* it breaks, Kugoo will very likely not want to know about you and you'll be left trying to fix it yourself. Which is very often eminently doable, mind. But you have to be in that mindset.

Had a similar issue, decided to play safe and gt something that, at least, felt solid. Kukirin G2 Master is like +30Kg but I have no problem with speed or range. Luckily I live on the ground floor.

I jumped from lime scooters to G2 Master and its great! Its kinda heavy with its 30kg but otherwise I have no complaints. I was thinking about G4 but its 10kg heavier and with just one motor so the Master was no brainer. 

got my g2 master this january as well. i live in finland so it limits my driving a little (snow). ive done about 30kms so far and in general it feels good. suspension is too stiff, i suppose i can loosen them a little? headlight could be more powerful and read motor on its own is too lazy, or im doing something wrong.

For someone who weighs 260 I think you would want to go for the larger G3 Pro if you plan on going up hills but yea G2 Master would do ok

yea the G2 Master accelerates faster than the G3 Pro on flat ground because its 20 lbs lighter and only has 400 fewer watts. I have seen some youtube videos of ppl riding the Master up some pretty steep dirt roads, more than the 20 degree incline limit advertised on the website. It would definitely be interesting if someone posted a youtube video of a hill climb race between them, you would have to use riders who weigh the same though. Based on the data on the manufacturers website the G3 Pro would win but who knows

and above all that the Kukirin is much more powerful than the others. The first 2 are perfect for fetching bread or running a few quick errands.

I just want a good e-scooter damnit. #2 on the list the KUKIRIN G2 Master was in my shopping cart earlier this week. Now I’m going to review some more and see if that’s the winner still. “Isn’t worth the steam off my piss” is really the only part that didn’t sit well with me. Be critical of the list all you want, just maybe a little less divisive. Thanks.

I thought I was bad having 5 scooters in four years lol and not at the same time it's a great hobby (addiction) after you realize even if you really don't need anything your still ordering something for it monthly lol. But sweet G2 Master got my kid one for his 16th birthday if I could afford 2 have 2 scooters I would pick one up for myself, to travel with 8 take the bus and train a lot and my y 5600w scooter weighs like 120lbs lol. The G2 Master is a good combo of weight and still has enough power to get around pretty good.

I would go with the G2 masterbyou can pick one up on AliExpress for 900. I got my kid one, and I really prefer dual drive scooter. Yes the 2000w motor on the G4 will hit 43 mph and the master only hits 41mph but with the dual drive it will get there a lot faster lol. The real reason I prefer dual drive is because you don't slow down and loose a bunch of speed on hills Just for an example my scooter is 5600w with two 2800w motors. I live in the Berkshire mountains in western Massachusetts and have hills that are at least a mile long. With my scooter in dual drive I can cruise right up the biggest hills without slowing down at all, infact can speed up if I wanted to. When I put it in single drive on one 2800w motor even with that wattage to try and maintain speed I have to nail it. By the time I get to the top of the hill I have prob slowed down 40% now figure that on a single drive scooter. If it was a little faster and had a 60v battery I shave got myself a G2 Master. My kid has had his 6 min and it's been awesome

There not bad a good starter I usually tell people if it's not a kid 800w is a good place to start. Also today most scooters are made pretty well, if you take care of it do weekly maintenance such as tightening up all bolts (have a tendency to vibrate lose)even with loctite. Check tire Psi and fix things when they need fixing you won't have any issues I would also look at G2 Master single drive it's around the same price 1000w not much difference in speed but has a 52v battery which is a step up from the 48v in the pro. Have you looked on AliExpress you can actually save a few bucks ordering from there and if you look for the ones with 3 to 7 day shipping that means it ships directly from the USA

Kukirin g2 master.. Dual 1000w 999 dollars or thereabouts, 33kgs

Yup g3 2023 was definitely shit, although they've updated it for 2024, still only single motor so it wouldn't work anyway... Kukurin g2 master is much better value for money than the g3 pro and loads lighter as well as not being so monstrous in size!!

Ok well in England and Europe the price differential is like 600+ dollars... And my main point was the size... If you want a tank fair enough, but the g2 master I think would suffice and much lighter... Those extras 10kgs make a huge difference...

what a scam, you can have the same or even better for $925. Kukirin G2 Master

G4 have some issues, it's bad scooter from kukirin, they failed on this one. But g2 max and g2 master are well build for the price. When you talk about quality what do you mean ? How are u compare them, because you paying 600$ more for what exactly ? If they have same batterie, same motors, same controllers but have different frame which are good in kukirin and varla there is no point of buying varla. It's not because you pay more that there will be more quality. Brands can make 50%, 100% or 200% benefits and the quality will be the same.

And who says they don't use same batteries, same motors or controllers ? Brands can build a scooter for 1000$ and resell it for 2000$ or 3000$, you need to prove that your scooter is worth 3000$ and not 2000$. Like I sayd it's not because you paying 3000$ that scooter worth 3000$, some brands take big profits and some brands small profits with different marketing strategy.

Lol ok you just don't have arguments. I asked you how are u compare them when you are talking about quality but you can't even answer that.

Kukirin G2 Master is probably the best choice based on your needs

I can recommend the G2 master.

If you want that kind of speed + dual motors (and a horn) for that price, Kukirin has some stuff (G2 master maybe?). But you aren't getting the other stuff. NFC is pretty pointless anyways, as are the LEDs (just install your own?). You can get aftermarket turn signals as well.

They're good bang for the buck, that's for sure. There are certainly better scooters out there, but not for even remotely the same price. Lots of people have one, so it's pretty easy to find posts and videos on how to fix certain things with them.

The "best ones" are the G2 Master, G3 Pro, G4, and G4 Max. As for which one specifically? Well, it comes down to preference. Each one excels in it's own way, so I tried to lay that out best i could. **G2 master - "The Daily Driver".** It is the most practical, "liveable" one I guess you could say. It has the weakest motors of the 3 (2x 1000w motors), lightest weight, and the smallest battery (52v 20ah), but it's VERY close to the G3 pro in all 3 of those. Easier to haul around, more nimble, and imo the most refined. Hydraulic springs + lever arm suspension. **G3 Pro - "The Daily, But More".** Pretty much a slightly amped up version of the G2 Master. It's very very similar, just a bit heavier with more power (2x 1200w motors) + battery capacity (52v 23ah). Ausom Gallop is this exact scooter but removeable battery :) Suspension is **non**\-hydraulic springs + lever arms. **Regular G4 - The "Backroad Cruiser".** Unique from the others for sure. It's a SINGLE motor instead of dual. 1 big ass 2000w rear motor, big/wide 11" tires, the same battery capacity as the G3pro but it's 60v instead of 52v (higher top end speed!). It wont *accelerate* as hard, but it will push high speeds much easier than the g2/g3. The huge tires, longer wheel base, and lower center of gravity will also make those speeds much more tolerable. Suspension is also **non**\-hydraulic springs. **G4 Max - The "Super Scooter".** Different than the normal G4 in every way. It's WAY more powerful (2x 1600w motors). It's a big ass scooter, with big ass 12" tires, and a BIG BIG ass 60v 35ah battery. It also weighs as much as a fully grown adult. It is probably most comparable to Yume's higher end scooters. Proper hydraulic motorcycle-style shocks. They all pack TONS of performance per dollar, have *excellent* battery capacities, and enough features to satisfy most people. I've heard people say the G4 frame is iffy, but ive never actually SEEN any issues. I would get the G3 Pro (rather, the Ausom Gallop) personally, but the G4 would be my second choice.

Would avoid this purely as it has PU (rubber) shocks. You want springs to actually make a difference. The Kukirin G2 Master is popular as a cheaper but effective option. Look for the 2024 updated version though. It has “reflective” sides instead of the orange plastic decoration on the swing-arms and an updated print on the deck. The UK kinda sucks for decent/quality dual motor options circa £1000 (a lot more around £2000-2500 which is annoying).

I have the G2 master and for the price I'd say it is adequate. If you don't want to go full on Chinese with Laoties and stuff... I have almost 1000km on mine and works fine as of now.

Couldn’t have said it any better mate. I had the kugoo g2 pro, and at first i felt like I was driving an electric motorbike 😅 buut 2-3 weeks and your typing/up all night watching YouTube tutorials on “how to make your 27.5 mph kugoo g2 faster” I since got a g2 master and wow.. let’s just say that electric motorbike dream became real 😊 Just like you said, Don’t ride like a nut. I use mine daily to get to work and now with this one I like to take longer ways (just to be safe) 😁😉

The kukirins are great, I  have the G2 and I love it. The G3 got a facelift model recently,  so idk if it's a good scooter now, because the old version wasn't great as far as I know. G2 Max is also very good, but it's larger. Please take in to consideration the weight of the scooter , especially if you climb stairs every day. Also how much do you weight and do you climb hills on your commute?

Buy the kukirin g2 its the same price and its much better i have the 4 pro gen 2 and its not that good for the price

the kukirin is way faster and 800w is nominal, at peak it has 1200w

Is the seat required? I can recommend kukirin g2 or g2 pro. Maybe get just a bit more money and get kukirin g1 pro.

I just found out the g1 pro is sold out. G2 is definitely going to carry you well. It's quite fast also.