G3 Pro

No issues with close to 900 miles. Kukurin and Ausom are the same scooters. Literally built in the same factory. Suspension is smooth af, I get about 23-25 miles on a full charge. I can't hit top speed unless im going downhill but I consistently hit 35-37 mph no problem. The older models of Ausom and Kukurin had stem issues but not this generation. Honestly there really isn't a brand that hasn't had some issues with they earlier models so no worries. Most people talking shit have never owned either brand so dont be afraid. Ausom is solid and a really good budget dual motor.

I like my G3 Pro, but I have to take the battery out to carry it up steps because it's so heavy, but without battery, it's not that bad. If you love long-distance riding for hours, I recommend the G3 pro.

> what's better the G4 or the G3 pro ? G3 Pro; there are very few instances where a dual-drive isn't better than a single, especially on scooters of significant power - 2KW on a RWD can cause you to slide into a faceplant with no effort at all. I'd recommend you have a look at the G2 Master as well; it's plenty powerful enough for most use and easier to manage than both.

i had g2 master, g3 pro and ausum and ausum is the best. buy the ausum trust me

Anything close to the G2 master will be able to get you up the majority of hills. If your budget is strict, but flexible, I’d recommend seeing if you can get something closer to the G3 pro. Or the Teverun fighter mini pro. Something like the ausom dt2 might also be a contender depending on availability in your country. I very much recommend staying away from Segway. Their part availability for repair leaves a lot to be desired even on their top end models. And I have not seen good things from their customer service. Honestly same thing with inmotion they are notorious for poor customer support with electric scooters and electric unicycles. The main recommendation if you’re between scooters is to focus on making sure you get hydraulic brakes and tubeless tires if possible Both of those things make maintenance and repair much simpler long-term.