Kukirins are really good.
G2 max, G2 master, and G4 are your go to. Pick the one that's fast enough for you and you'll have lifelong memories. They're basically a namebrand and have good reliability but for cheap prices.
Have fun bro and don't get caught, hopefully penalties aren't too big where you live.
I loved my G2 max but I had the same problem, I returned it for a pro lol.
Thinking of getting a G4 one day and riding it secretly on dirt trails and the Forrest while avoiding main roads
I live in Buschwick and commute to the city daily on my G2 Max scooter. It takes around 15-20minutes (buschwick to lower manhattan) Previously, I used to ride voromoters, but the G2 Max is significantly superior and more reliable compared to other scooters available in the market. G2 Max can reach speeds of up to 16-18 mph on the Williamsburg bridge, which is even faster than the Citi e-bike.
I got mine for $600 from wallmart restored version.
That may be a good choice. The G2 Max is not a bad scoot either tbh, I sold a few of those under the Valiex brand, my daughter has one, it's been great, she's had it about 1.5 years. Not sure about the new G2, but it seems to be good to go. Especially for commuting. Good size battery.
There isn't one single thing wrong with them, you could use it for years and not have an issue. But generally, when you buy a scooter with that speed, you want to make damn sure that it isn't going to break on you.
This brand is known for having more issues, than say, a Segway. On the other hand, the model I have is known to have the stem break at random sooo I'm not one to talk. Just keep a close eye on it before and after your ride, and of course wear a helmet.
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