Nami Electric - Burn-E

137lbs?¿ Not over 40mph? My 100lb Burn e goes almost 60mph. You should be looking at like 80lb or less scooters. Nami Klima be awesome.

I would recommend the Burn E, but feature wise it’s pretty vanilla (I like that). If you like apps and security, Segway GT3 (or pro) and Teverun fighter supreme ultra, and it’s 7260r version (might be overkill) are my go recommendations. I think 30ah would be minimum for your range needs. Of course depends if you’re ripping it or not, but you’ll definitely get 20 HARD miles. I would recommend getting a 40ah battery to not worry about range for those long trips. So that leaves the burn e max, supreme ultra, and the 7260r. Honorable mention to the Kaboo wolf king GTR

Well put it this way, besides the probably big weight and size difference, you can always power down the RS, can’t power up the phantom. I use my big ass Burn E as my everyday scooter. I tried using the Vsett I bought for my gf, but yeah the power isn’t there, plus she has the acceleration turned down a bit. Like 3/5. So I don’t feel comfortable getting a good lead in front of traffic. Of course when it’s gets up to speed it’s not issue. No customizable modes so I’d have to go in the p setting every time to change it. Sure, it’s easier to whip around… but that’s about it. I will lug my scooter everywhere because I can switch from granny mode to balls to the wall in two button presses, with my regular riding mode dead smack in the middle. 52v vs 72v is no joke. I’d go with the RS and call it a day. With all of that said, unless you’re dealing with stairs, the widest part on scooters is the handlebars, you can always put it on the lowest mode if you need to walk with it. Also: being able to adjust the ride height on the RS makes a huge difference. With the stem *and* the deck. Also also: had no idea the 52v phantom is just as heavy as my 72v burn e (102lbs), just about the same top speed as well. So weight is out the window

Oh hello there mr hyper scooter owner. Yes the burn e is an amazing scooter but I guarantee that the maxfun 10 MAX is a better bang for your buck in VALUE that is all i care about is VALUE because i am a man with many good virtuous V A L U E S

I think you might like the 7260r if you like speed. I feel like its better than the Burn-E2 in many ways. It's larger, 60Ah battery, 15kW, and has 13" tires. It's been a blast. https://preview.redd.it/l8hw099ym7uf1.jpeg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ac7e05ec81ed2002ea9d8627a377a4c659fae100

If you want a tank, get a Nami.  If you want a tank with plastic cladding & a bunch of digital features, get a higher-end Segway.  Both make solid scooters. 

In my experience Segway and Nami scooters handle rain without an issue.  

Yeah the half rule is pretty much gospel at this point. Marketing teams just test under perfect lab conditions with a 120lb rider going 15mph on perfectly flat ground lol I learned this the hard way too - now I just automatically cut whatever they claim in half and that's usually pretty close to real world performance. Your 185lbs is totally normal weight, these companies are just being super optimistic with their numbers That Burn E with the massive battery sounds sick though, definitely paying for those extra watt hours but sounds worth it for actual long range

Be very careful of the stem snapping if you're on a gen 1 Burn-E https://i.imgur.com/tJXfJjv.jpeg

Yamaha TW200 is what I recommend for that distance of a commute. I own a 60mph e scooter and its range exceeds 130 miles (mine has 50ah battery). That said, the big Nami Burn E can easily make the round trip but the Yamaha is much safer and more resilient in conditions other than sunny and no wind. If you live in San Diego or Santa Barbara, you might get away with it on an e scooter, but in the real world with rain a reality, a 20+ mile round trip commute is a big stretch unless conditions and road types are 100% in your favor. Good luck! https://preview.redd.it/7u9p2xwknx6f1.jpeg?width=1010&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=35e0cc1d6b36081e37fa08bb88700cc0c8d707d2

Check out the big e scooters from Nami. I got lucky and found one second hand and it is nothing short of amazing in performance and range and I’m 6’3” 250lbs. https://preview.redd.it/33x78a2cml8f1.jpeg?width=1792&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=767c1ca342abca70ad51917e735ac7f904668da6

Nami. Bought mine used for $2k. Could not be happier with quality and reliability. It’s so good, if I ever buy another e scooter, it will be a brand new Nami. https://preview.redd.it/hxzqc24c8qvf1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dff09bcedbedc7e47970b86e2cb34d1d3d97fe8c

Get a Nami Klima as far as carrying scooters up stairs most people try to do it the WRONG Way using their arms there is a far better way get a 1inch wide flat nylon strap and tie it to the frame right behind the steering then tie the other end to the rear of the scooter and then place the strap over your head on the opposite shoulder from the scooter if you have the length right when you stand up straight it will lift the scooter 6-7 inches off the ground then you can place the front wheel on the first stair step up and move it to the next stair repeat until you are at the top use a knot that you pull on the end to release I take my Nami burn e a 100+ lb scooter Up two flights of stairs Everyday using this method this uses your skeleton to support the weight and your leg muscles to lift the scooter with .

There never will be any scooters that are without any complaints there are reliable scooters I have two that have 6,000+ miles the other is comming up on 11,000 miles the other is almost 7,000 miles both run like new normal wear and tear parts like brake pads rotors tires handgrips require replacement even the most reliable cars will have some that will have issues as that is part of anything thats made by humans and built by parts built from multiple sources defects happen that’s what warranties are for . If you buy a cheap scooter don’t expect it to last as the parts and materials are cheap and low quality aluminum comes in different grades these scooters are subject to high vibration levels which will destroy low grade aluminum and result in failure of frames cheap scooters motors. Are not built well the controllers are built with cheap parts that won’t last buying a scooter that has good parts availability is important . Nami’s have good parts availability you can contact the owner through facebook Nami electric and he will ship any parts you require they are easy to work on as the wiring is very organized plug and play not the spaghetti wire mess that many scooters have it’s a large community where there are many people who will assist with any questions that may arise or in diagnosing and how to repair any thing that many come up they aren’t cheap I’ve owned many different scooters out of them all I find. That the Nami’s are the best of. The bunch

84 hz battery does nothing for your Argument in Any Ways dualtrons are good scooters but their refusal to switch to sine wave controllers until just recently isn’t a good thing I had a storm and hated it as its power with very Little control over it square wave Controllers are loud they Are jerky they beat you to death jerking around I have over 17,000 miles on one of my Nami’s virtually silent glass smooth starting out acceleration excellent ride quality and it’s super easy to change any component that could fail as everything is plug and play no rats nest of wires as is the case with many scooters .

Dude switch to nami burn and 2 max you won't regret it

A 3k budget leaves you with many options. The Nami Burn-E would probably be my top choice. I have an RS Lite that I scored for under $2300 and it's a beast. I weigh 265 and have gotten it up to 52mph according to the speedo, but im sure it's not totally accurate. Probably actually 45-47mph.