Kukirin - G2 Pro (2024 Version)

Id recommend the kukirin g2 it’s great for around the town and offroad has a speed limiter to limit it to 25kmh goes about 58kmh with the limiter off on mine straight road (full battery) I have the 2024 version with no problems picked it up for 350 second hand off marketplace with a new battery installed kukirins get a bad wrap some places but it depends on the driver it’s a load of crap the quality is decent better on the 2024 compared to the 2025 I’ve driven both and you’d get about 50km range on a full charge it’s around 450-500 brand new depending where u look.

For 45-50km/h I would recommend a Kukurin g2 (not the pro, its in my opinion inferior to the standard G2 (800W, 48V 15Ah (0.8Ah less then the g2 pro). The g2 has better suspension, a quick fold system and the g2 pro takes a bit longer, is less complex to work on and stabler. I own a g2, so I know what I am talking about, but Im also a bit biased😂, 3500km ridden and the only problems were my fault. It would cost €450-500 new, but you can find basically new ones for €350-400 second hands. My g2 range at 3500km, 190cm 85kg, is at top speed 20-25km but easily 50+km at 25km/h. For legal scooters, Ninebot g2 max or g30 are fine options. They are 'worse' in terms of speed, battery and suspension for the same price as Kukirins, but they are legal. If you buy them in a shop, you can get warrenty (2 years often) I would avoid expensive brands, maybe look at Kukirin, Ninebot, (Xiaomi maybe but they could have worse quality). It depends on your needs, Kukirin is a good all-round choice but illegal, Ninebot is legal but imo too expensive for what you get, Xiaomi is meh

For 45-50km/h I would recommend a Kukurin g2 (not the pro, its in my opinion inferior to the standard G2 (800W, 48V 15Ah (0.8Ah less then the g2 pro). The g2 has better suspension, a quick fold system and the g2 pro takes a bit longer, is less complex to work on and stabler. I own a g2, so I know what I am talking about, but Im also a bit biased😂, 3500km ridden and the only problems were my fault. It would cost €450-500 new, but you can find basically new ones for €350-400 second hands. My g2 range at 3500km, 190cm 85kg, is at top speed 20-25km but easily 50+km at 25km/h. For legal scooters, Ninebot g2 max or g30 are fine options. They are 'worse' in terms of speed, battery and suspension for the same price as Kukirins, but they are legal. If you buy them in a shop, you can get warrenty (2 years often) I would avoid expensive brands, maybe look at Kukirin, Ninebot, (Xiaomi maybe but they could have worse quality). It depends on your needs, Kukirin is a good all-round choice but illegal, Ninebot is legal but imo too expensive for what you get, Xiaomi is meh

better suspension,headlight placement is waayy better.bigger brakes.

my gf kukirin g2 pro is sweet for a slower scoot. parts easily available and ez to work on. jus saying because i seen g3pro on ur list.

Kukurin is a pretty good brand to alot of people (me included so there is bias to this response). Some people just want a pretty fast scooter with ok build quality for cheap. Kukurin fills this niche very well.

i have segway, kukurin, caroma, and freegoev. all of them hold their own very well. can’t go wrong any of them

I dont know how the Kukirin models are in The United States but i wouldnt reccomend the A1, i have a Kukirin g2 and it has a bigger battery, better suspension and better brakes.

Keeping Kukirin G2 is the best choice.

Depends on what you need Fast and economic I recommend the kukirin g2 or the ausom l1 around 500 dollars They got around 45 kmh and have a range of 40 km

For the price you should check out the Ausom L1 or KuKirin G2! I'd say the L1 has a better frame, better headlight, louder horn and more features such as NFC card locking. The G2 on the other hand is more popular and has better brakes. They're both very good value and have the same exact power, speed and battery capacity. Have fun!

The KuKirin G2 is decent. The Ausom L1 might be a bit better for the same price, but they're similar. If you really value reliability then a Ninebot G30 or Ninebot G2 are where it's at, but they are smaller and slower, have less range, worse brakes and are in my opinion just nowhere as fun to ride. The Ninebots are very good commuter scooters (I'm pretty sure that they're waterproof too) but that means that they're an appliance. Made for reliability, but not fun. I like fun.

The KuKirin G2, the new KuKirin T3 or the Autom L1 all cost about the same as the A1 and have the same specs, but they all have more foot space and much better suspension