Kukirin - G3 Pro

Okay as an multiple owner of the Kukirin G2 max + G3 pro and now I have 2 (not 1) G4 and I can tell you that the G4 (for me and my riding style) that the G4 is the best! The dual motors scooters, and the batteries do not last as long as the G4! So let's start with the quality, the quality is made very very well, just recently I was on a bike trail and about 50 kids were on the trail also heading towards me, well of course one of them wasn't paying attention and crashed their Bixie bike head on into my scooter... Not a dent not a scratch and not a wobble after it happened and he hit me pretty hard! The folding mechanism is double locked, so there is no way that that thing's going to collapse no way in hell... The suspension on it is perfect and I'm a pretty heavy guy.. the dual motor scooters have great take off yes and can ride up the hill no problem, but man do you take a hit on the battery and distance of riding... Now with you going up many Hills and whatnot of course the battery will take a hit on any scooter.. Hills and wind and weight are against you no matter what scooter 🛴 you ride.. going up hills with the G4 has never been a problem for me and I've been up some pretty steep hills, yes of course the scooter will slow down a bit but not enough to make it a problem, now as for the speed it's very fast I've gotten it up to 75 km no problem and like I said I'm a pretty heavy guy my buddy who bought the same scooter managed to get it up to 78 km an hour... So normally for easy riding I set it into second gear and set that to 30 km an hour and that'll last me 4 hours (taking breaks here and there) and about 60 something kilometers distance possibly more.... What I'm most impressed about is the distance I can ride on this thing.. it boggles my mind! Then they'll be days that I push the scooter pretty hard and ride pretty fast and it handles it like a champ... Obviously the distance will take a hit like any scooter... But one of the things that I noticed is with the dual motors like the G3 pro the battery life isn't that great! I ended up selling it to a co-worker and keeping the G4... If the battery and distance would have been better than probably I would have kept the G3 pro... The only complaint that I have about these scooters is the charging time...10 to 12 hours is a hell of a long time.. so going out and then charging it while you're out and about is not really realistic... If these things could charge faster like half way in about 4 hours then that would be fantastic... Or I wish you could hot swap batteries on the G4... That would be a game changer. The price of the G4 and the quality you get is without a doubt amazing... I'm highly highly confident that you would be happy with the G4 and it would suit your needs

Kukirin G3 Pro

I purchased mine early Jan. It's certainly not "the best" but it does offer good bang for your buck.

Yeah definitely it's just that kukirins are allergic to rain and high pressure water so be careful with those and they should treat you well. Remember to wear proper safety gear when you get one

Kukirin got some great budget options like the G2 max or https://www.kugooscooterusa.com/collections/electric-scooters/products/kukirin-g2-max-electric-scooter-960wh-power-1000w-motor?spm=..collection_d16d7e61-4b6e-49af-b89f-721146e6d520.collection_1.3&spm_prev=..index.header_1.1 the G3 https://www.kugooscooterusa.com/collections/electric-scooters/products/kugookirin-g3-electric-scooter-2024?spm=..collection_d16d7e61-4b6e-49af-b89f-721146e6d520.collection_1.4&spm_prev=..index.header_1.1 the Ausom leopard is also kind of a combination between the 2 https://ausomstore.com/products/ausom-leopard-electric-scooter lastly the circooter mate that I own https://www.circooter.com/products/mate-commuting-electric-scooter-for-adult check these out n lmk 👍🏾

Well they all have better suspension than most Segway scooters, better speed, battery, range better build quality, not overpriced and parts availability. Not sure if you heard but the Segway p100s were recalled bc they keep snapping in half and it's also happening to the gt2 which is a $2500 scooter! I heard people complain about Segway ignoring them when they try to return their p100s

Mantis x plus and mantis 20 lite are quite great https://www.kaabousa.com/collections/electric-scooters/products/kaabo-mantis-10-lite-dual-motor-escooter https://www.kaabousa.com/collections/electric-scooters/products/kaabo-mantis-x-plus-electric-scooter very durable and long lasting. Kaabo's customer service team seem to handle all issues fairly quickly if that's something you'd like . The G3 pro and G2 master are pretty good best bang for buck scooters you can get https://www.kugooscooterusa.com/collections/electric-scooters/products/kukirin-g2-master-electric-scooter-1081wh-power-dual-1000w-motor?spm=..collection_d16d7e61-4b6e-49af-b89f-721146e6d520.collection_1.1&spm_prev=..index.header_1.1 https://www.kugooscooterusa.com/collections/electric-scooters/products/kukirin-g3pro-dual-1200w-electric-scooter?spm=..collection_d16d7e61-4b6e-49af-b89f-721146e6d520.collection_1.2&spm_prev=..index.header_1.1 check these out n lmk 👍🏾

Dual motors > single motor always! The kurin G3 pro is just slightly overpriced.decent scooter but it's running 52v for $1300. https://www.yumescooter.com/collections/commuter-scooter/products/hawk I'd reccomend the hawk instead. The tires are slightly bigger, suspension is adjustable and bouncy, it's running 60v 22.a battery so the scooter has more torque and can actually hit top speed of 43mph or more on a flat surface.( I hit 49 before) I could still reach top speed with ~55% battery. It's got lights all around, brighter more visible display as well. Slightly cheaper than the G3 pro too

Kukirin G3 Pro as the luxury pick, G2 Master as the budget pick. These things are beasts that really punch above their price point. I'd definitely recommend dual motor, even if you're not always going 40mph on it, it's handy to be able to punch it and launch when you need to.

yes, same for my kukirin G3 pro, no application, everything goes through the internal system of the scooter

I've had mine for almost 2 weeks. I get no less than 20 miles with a mixture of dual and single motor, mostly in gear two occasionally use gear 3. Anyway, I don't live in an area with tons of hills or inclines, although most of our roads aren't flat or level. I do have a 24° incline on my way home, and all my rides include that incline twice. There are also a couple of 30° inclines. My Kukirin G3 Pro will continue speeding up while climbing the hills/inclines I've thrown at it, even able to go up the 24° in single and gain speed all be it slowly going up and slows slightly 1-2mph at ~30% in gear 2 it does struggle going up 30° inclines without being in dual motor but easily keeps it's speed solid going up. Now I've not come across an incline where I felt I needed max gear as dual usually covers it, and I'm lazy, and there's not a lot of travel in the throttle, so I keep it in gear 2 unless I'm on a 40mph road. So yeah, I'd recommend the Kukirin G3 Pro. The acceration is mad, I don't know what it costs in your region, but converting what I paid is $2,144.76, but that would also include the UKs crazy VAT

Don’t listen to other people, your girlfriend wants to get you a gift to be happy and help you out, she thought she did but it just didn’t fit the purpose so just return it & go for something with dual motor (pretty essential for hills) remember that the advertised range on scooters are in ideal conditions (eco mode on near perfect flat ground), I’m sure others will have more of a range of choices but I’ve got the kukurin g3 pro and it is great, gets me up steep hills at a good pace (same as cars tbf, in a city/outskirts) and has great range

Can't go wrong with the kukirin g3 pro. ~$1200 USD. Solid frame, split rims, removable battery, and actual reviews. You could put the rest into quality gear and extra tubes.

My first scooter is KuKirin g3 Pro and It is far more powerful than this one. You get used to the speed and riding very quickly but be careful and wear safety gear.

My G3 Pro is built like a tank. I dont know about the other KuKirin models but If so many people are riding them i think they are well built.

Kukirin g3 Pro is an absolute beast. Long range, dual motors, good brakes, nice suspension

Lol 98% of scooter are made in China the other 2% are made in Korea or Japan with Chinese parts. literally pretty much all scooters or there parts are made there. Even the top brands like Dualtron, Nami, Taverun even Segway. I have owned 5 scooters over the past few years even built my own but still the most reasonable place to get parts is AliExpress and Alibaba. And when you look at sites like Amazon, Walmart, Best buy they have the same scooters and parts sold on AliExpress for 40 to 100% more money. I do tell people if they can afford to spend the extra money which most of us can't search for the scooter your looking for on the Walmart site or app and get it there(they sell the same scooters as AliExpress because they buy wholesale from Alibaba)you wouldn't think so the even sell my GT08 on the Walmart site for $300 more then AliExpress but they give you the option of buying the extended warranty. That's the only advantage to buying in the more expensive site. As a matter of fact even know I buy my scooters off of AliExpress when my last one shipped it didn't ship from china it shipped from an Amazon fulfillment center in California I assume that Arwibon probably has a deal with Amazon to save money it was even the same when I bought my X6 Pro and my Kugoo G3 pro were all sold in China and shipped from US warehouses. Let us know but I get you don't find 5 scooter that aren't made in China or made elsewhere with all Chinese parts except possibly the batteries

G3 pro is a dual 1200w scooter with removable battery, more solid build with hydraulic brakes. It Comes with 10 inch tubed tyres as oposed to 11 inch tubeless on G4. (Maybe its only downside). Teewing also has the same scooter GT4 with somewhat better battery cells and 2400w motor and slightly higher price point if you’re interested.

Kukirin g3 pro or Ausom gallop are my personal favorites. You will get 70-80 km while going 45 kph. They cost around $1300 each. They are very reliable

I sold my g2 master in autumn 2024 to get g3pro in the summer. I got about 60 km range on second speed and single motor. G3pro is the most reliable kukirin ever made.

Have you checked out kukirin g3 pro? It's a reliable beast.

If you want quality buy kukirin, I am selling one kukirin g3 adventurs 2 months and 100k

Are you me? This time last week I had zero scooters. Now I have an E3, G3 and going to be buying a Costco Jetson Omega for my son.

had the g3 for a while, it’s good for 45kmh and about 40~ km of range. kukirin has nice quality, maybe check the g2 master, it’s way better. about the g3: if the roads you’re riding have big holes and bump then it’s not perfect but it’ll do. it has coil suspension upfront and in the back. rough ride on rough roads but overall smooth power and safety.

had it for over 400km until now, and for it’s good, it’s just allowed in the weight limit in my country (30~kg) if you plan on riding hard and you want speed go not be a problem to traffic incase you’re riding in the road then go with the g2 master or g3 pro or something in that area, they have some that are compatible with weight limit, also, check if the weight limit is enforced by customs. if it’s not I believe you could just order it but if it’s gets to a situation where officials weigh it (maybe if registering it?) then it’ll be a problem. if those laws concern you, make sure to check the laws about watt, weight, motor (dual or single) maybe volt limit? I learnt that some places do have those limitings, I can’t order a g2 master because it’s dual motor:/

then unfortunately you have to let it go. You will hardly get anything under this weight. There is a V-max VX8 that weighs 15kg, but has no springs and costs 1800 euros. But whether it's 15 or 19 kg makes little difference. If you can't wear one because of the injury then unfortunately it won't work. I myself have a G3 and ZT3 that weighs almost 30kg. But I don't have to carry it, I have an elevator

Every scooter with a key / Nfc chip. Most Kukirin don't need App's

I recommend getting him something that can peak his interest in the hobby, like a KuKirin scooter. An M5 Pro might be suitable since it goes fast enough and has an adjustable stem. If you're looking for cheaper but functional, an L12 scooter will do just fine: https://m.alibaba.com/x/x9z8LPD?ck=pdp Do make sure to inflate the tires to 45psi when it arrives though.

Expensive without reason kukirin is the king

Dualtron 2000 euro kukirin is the half of this price , now the more Chinese companies go to scooters dualtron will disappear if the prices stay so high

I own both kukirin is very good with the latest scooter with quality you stay to behind to check them out

You can't make a reliable and durable scooter for very little money. Kukirin is a good example. They skimp on quality and reliability, not on marketing.

They guarantee Kukirin for half or a quarter as long. With normal brands, you can find scooters that have done 10,000 km and only cost two tyre changes. You don't have to keep it alive with constant repairs.

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

We constantly tell people to get brand-name scooters instead of knockoffs and parts-bins, but while for low-tier scooters this is often understood, mid- to high-tier scooters have the problem that brand-name stuff gets really expensive. This prompts a lot of people to get, say, Kukirins instead of Dualtrons. Our stance about those tends to be that they might be decent value for money, but only on the condition that the user can do maintenance and fixes. If nothing else, mid-tier generics and near-generics tend to be *somewhat* better built than [the *real* cheapies](https://reddit.com/r/ElectricScooters/comments/1gtbsr2/cheap_m365_knockoffs_currently_being_discounted/), so we don't feel so alarmed about them. There's not a lot more that we can do; markets have their trends, and the push toward the bottom has existed in every product line ever. That's how cheap products even exist at all, though of course there's almost always a compromise in quality. Some people get this and accept the tradeoff; some get it and decide for a higher quality scooter; others don't get it at all and then complain that their Kukirin has a bolt loose and they don't know how to screw it back in.

Just as long as you know the tradeoffs and are prepared to maintain and fix it yourself. We don't have a problem with people who understand this part of the bargain - I should know, as I'm one of them - we're just pissed at those who buy with no understanding of anything and often without having done a whit of research, then come here to complain that their parts-bin scooter needs some basic repair they don't know how to perform.

given all the ones with serious bad bolts, i would suggest against kukirin like serious death traps imo, i'm not against the brand but they'd have to replace all bolts with proper steel ones before i'd get near Any of them.

no don't get this brand, try kukirin

KuKirin for sure, speed, quality, looks , price much better value overall

Stay away from kukirin they have left me with a snapped scooter dont reply to emails now im stuck with zero transport to work and walking 7 miles a day to work cant afford to buy another..spend abit more and get a better brand

Dumb comment it snapped going 7 mile on flat ground https://preview.redd.it/k4cjg23iz7se1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cee3c80a5850f5e96813df6cb86c83c9e3e2d544

After 6 months utter junk