Nami Electric - Super Stellar

Hmmm, not gonna lie, the closet I know with those specs, with decent water resistance is probably the Nami Super stellar. Only issue it’s about 10 lbs overweight. But pretty portable. And you can buy your own foldable handlebars. The regular Stellar falls short of your preferred speed, but it’s only 5 lbs overweight. Other than that, it’s gonna be pretty hard finding the perfect scooter for those specs. Also, tire change speed usually comes with experience. At least you’re in control of that. I never paid for someone to change my scooter tire, only to blast it with air after I install it ($5 or less if I couldn’t do it myself). Mind you it’s my first tubeless setup.

I just got my Nami Super Stellar yesterday and I’ve already put 30 miles on it. It was built extremely well. The build quality of the crucial parts of the scooter are TOP notch. The only thing I can think of that is “wrong” is that the plastic mount to attach the display to the handlebars is a bit wonky. It has 4 screws that tighten a brace that holds it in place, and the screws that came with it didn’t fit. I had to go to a hardware store to get smaller screws. But all in all, that costed me about 10 minutes of my time, and $0.86 for 4 screws. My point is that the there is quality where it matters, and some of the non-crucial parts that are easily replaceable might not be the most well made. That being said, I would suggest going with Nami. A Klima would be a great option because it’s insanely powerful, and you can buy knobby off-road tires for this scooter too. The suspension is also leagues better than most scooters on the market. The suspension on my Super Stellar is coil spring and it’s amazing, so the Klima with its hydraulic dampening will be a huge step up. This is the best scooter I’ve ever owned or ridden besides the bigger brother, the Klima. Also a bonus is that Nami’s are great looking scooters. Some other brands like dualtron in my opinion just don’t have good looking scooters.

If you want a quality/performance balance, then look at the Nami Super Stellar. It has a generic battery which is the only thing on your list it doesn't have. And maybe the price is like $100 over... Oh well. This scooter is worth the money. It is a very premium scooter. Almost entirely metal with the exception of the fenders, which is more than acceptable even for a $2500 scooter. It rides smooth, it's fast as hell with exceptional acceleration, and is overall just... Premium. It doesn't rattle, it doesn't make weird noises, it doesn't feel like it's going to fall apart while riding. Everything is well-built and solid. It's also very versatile, giving you the option to turn off the front motor, and ride in single motor mode. This is great if you're going on a long ride and want to save battery and don't need the most acceleration possible. Or the opposite, you can put it in turbo mode and get the most acceleration and top speed. I put 200 miles on this thing in a couple of weeks of ownership. I love thins thing.

Nami scooters are the best. Get a Burn E 2

I saw someone mention Nami, and I completely agree. I love my Nami, and I love not having to connect an app even just to record my trip, or the miles of the scooter. You can just use the app to set the scooter up, and then never use it again. However… With my old NIU scooter, there were features that you just wouldn’t be able to use without the app. For example, the most important feature (to me) that I think blows that it requires the app. The electronic locking.. I would be able to hold the power button on the scooter for 5 seconds and it would lock the scooter so if anyone tried to move it the E-brake would engage, and it would start beeping. I used this in conjunction with a physical lock. But without your phone, you wouldn’t be able to unlock the scooter again. Some other more useless features that maybe you might care about would be scooter mileage, trip miles, or a battery percentage. Most low-end commuters don’t tell you the percentage on the screen, just bars or dots representing 10-20%. So if you want to know the specific percent, you have to use the app. I don’t know how much you care about any of those features, but it’s worth mentioning.

If you care about having something that’s high quality and easy to repair, I would check out the Nami super stellar. I got mine about a month ago and I have 400 miles on it. I would have even more, but it rained for like 2 weeks straight so I wasn’t able to ride.

So I finally got my hands on this Super Stellar that I've been thinking about pulling the trigger on since mid March. There was so much research that was done in order to make sure I was getting the perfect scooter (for me.) Let me tell you... I did just that. After talking to other Nami owners through reddit and other groups, I kept getting the same two answers. Either I was told to pay the extra $400 to get the Klima, or to go for another scooter entirely. All because of the spring suspension and 9" tire combo, or that the "Klima is so much faster." I now know that clearly anyone who said that had never ridden a Super Stellar before. This is one of the smoothest scooters I have ridden despite the small tires. I will admit I have only ever owned a handful of NIU scooters from the KQi2 to the KQi3 Max. However, I have ridden a Klima before, and some other mid tier scooters like the L2 Max, Apollo Go, and the Ninebot Max G2. Although the Klima is "better" by definition, don't sell the super stellar short. For a scooter that is only 66lbs, this thing packs a hell of a punch. It's very powerful, it rides extremely smooth, and has a phenomenal range. Do NOT let the 9" tires or spring suspension deter you from choosing this scooter. This is the absolute perfect scooter for the person who has been riding a commuter style scooter for a year or two, and is looking for something that's still practical and portable, but carries the performance of a heavier, larger scooter. Alternatively, this is also an amazing first step into sport scooter territory offering tons of customization to allow yourself to grow into it. For someone who is riding a scooter with basic or no suspension and is looking to get their first dual motor scooter with a real premium riding experience, this is a top option. I just wanted to share my thoughts on this scooter as I'm absolutely in awe of how great this thing actually is, and that it deserves more attention than it gets. For those of you looking for something in this category I can HIGHLY recommend. Keep in mind I know there are scooters with similar performance for less money, but you wont get a premium quality scooter like you will with Nami. This scooter has the same build quality as the Klima in every way. Nami knows what they are doing and I personally think it's worth all $1,699 I spent. By the way, this is not sponsored in any way, I just wanted to share my honest opinion to those potentially looking for the same thing I was.

I don’t think I’ve seen any direct comparisons tbh. It’s really fast though, like the acceleration isn’t up to par with the Klima, but the thing rips. I never have thought “wow I really wish I had more power” specially in turbo mode. I completely understand being addicted to speed and acceleration and not wanted to downgrade but this thing is a little beast. Its a “super commuter” if you will. I came from a KQi3 Max so it makes it even more crazy than it already is. I’m loving every second of this scooter and I’m itiching to get it out any second I have the chance.

Yeah I’ve been trying to say that the 9” tires do not sacrifice ride quality. Because of the rubber dampeners it helps take out vibrations of any kind and the ride is incredibly smooth. This scooter is smoother than others with 10” tires. I think this scooter is a lot better than the Ausom L2 Max which has 10” tires. This scooter is also extremely stable and I don’t think it needs a steering damper. Even going downhill hitting 40mph it’s no problem for it at all. I understand there are “better” scooters for the money, but that’s really subjective. I’m not a stats chaser and I’m perfectly happy with the speed, power, and range this scooter has to offer. I get the benefits of the Nami quality with a really solid frame, extremely quick acceleration, and extraordinary customization for all the riding modes. I’m extremely happy with this scooter. I do have a 3/4 helmet, but I’m considering a full face. I don’t ride crazy though, I average about 25mph doing top speed pulls occasionally. I ride on the safe side as much as possible. What ended up causing your crashes?

So basically my brother and I got NIU KQi3 Pro's about a year ago. I just upgraded to the Nami Super Stellar, and the suspension, power, battery capacity... everything is 100 notches turned up from the KQi3. I let my brother ride it and now he wants to upgrade. The thing is he isn't willing to spend as much as I did, which is reasonable because it was like $1600 or something. I've seen reviews on the L2 Max, which seems relatively similar. Relatively the same power, mileage, and acceleration for a $900 scooter. I understand its going to be a lot more plastic than the Nami because they have to save on cost somehow or another. Can anyone give me some insight on this scooter? It seems to get great reviews on YouTube. Also, do keep in mind he is riding a KQi3 Pro right now, so please don't compare the L2 to your $4,000 scooter that is a billion times better. He just wants something reliable, quick, and capable for roughly $1,000, +/- $200. Also keep in mind looks, and decent portability are going to be important so the Arwibon GT08 is out of the question... The L2 seems relatively portable at \~70lbs. If you own this scooter, I'd love to hear your thoughts, and am also open to other suggestions.

Awesome! I appreciate the answer man, this helps a lot. It’s almost making me wish I got the L2 instead of the Nami Super Stellar 🤣🤣 it was $1700, and the L2 is like $825 after that coupon (which thank you for that as well by the way.) It has almost all the same features and then some. The only benefit of the Super Stellar is that it comes with typical Nami quality, and I love the matte black styling. One last thing, how is the trigger throttle? Thumb throttles to me are the best, but I’ve never used a trigger style. It lowkey looks cheap from the videos I’ve watched.

Nami Super Stellar. Hands down this scooter for the price is insane. I just got mine recently and it’s freakin’ amazing. Suspension is super smooth, the acceleration is powerful but not overbearing, and it’s all in a reasonably light and portable package. It goes 35mph and it has a 25Ah battery. The minimum range for me on this scooter at 175lbs is around 25 miles. That’s full throttle, turbo mode enabled. It’s a little over your budget, but if you afford it, I believe it’s the best scooter for the money fir what you want.

I would not go fir gotrax, especially for $2000. You can do so much better for that amount of money. I have a Nami Super Stellar and with its 25Ah battery riding it moderatley, I’ve never ran the battery out after multiple rides without charge, or even one really long ride. I rode 28 miles in one go and I got home with 34% left on the battery riding moderately to even a little more aggressively. It has a top speed of 35mph, of which I almost never use because 30mph is fast enough and uses less battery. In my opinion this scooter is super versatile because it gives you the choice between balls to the walls performance, still with decent range. Or you can slow it down to 25-28mph and get way more range out of the thing. It was $1,599, so you’d be able to save a little cash too. The Nami Klima is the bigger brother for $2000. The thing about the Klima is that it’s more powerful, faster, and about 20lbs heavier, but still has the same 25Ah battery so range will be less than the Super Stellar. You can get the Klima Max with a 30Ah battery but that’s about $2400, so it’s a fair amount over your budget. I also can appreciate that Nami has tons of parts available on WyrdRyds website where you buy it from, and everything is insanely easy to replace. For reference I’ve ridden my super stellar over 250 miles and there isn’t even a hint of anything going wrong. Hope this helps!

I would HIGHLY suggest Nami. I just got the lower end model, the Super Stellar and it’s amazing. Built to just as high quality standards as the Burn E. I would go for the Klima/Klima Max, or the Burn-E2 Max.

Yeah I can’t find it for US market. But idk that ambient lighting isn’t really worth it. An L2 max dual motor not only has 2 motors but it’s also more performance for slightly more money. 529euro is about $620 and for roughly $725 you can get the dual motor L2 with like 2600W peak. After switching from a single to dual motor scooter it’s insane the difference in acceleration. For example, having two 500W motors is not the same as having one 1000W motor. The acceleration is more than double with two motors. With my Nami Super Stellar, the acceleration from 0-30mph in about 9 seconds. If I put it into single motor mode, it takes almost 23 seconds. With that being said I’d take the dual motor scooter for slightly more money than a single motor with cooler lights.

Perfect Scooter does exist and it’s called the Nami Klima ! A Nami Stellar or Super Stellar sounds though like it is more up your alley as far as weight size etc! My spouse has the Super Stellar and it rides like an absolute dream! I have a Klima, but would love a Burn E 3. It’s like gliding on a cloud, you can literally ride it with similar physics and mechanics of skiing or snowboarding. Incredible piece of engineering! If you want speed and agility that’s super light I’d give the Apollo Go a Go! Probably the closest you will get!

Nami super stellar has Klima suspension geometry with springs instead of hydraulic.   It's 52v, 35mph scooter.   https://www.wyrdryds.com/products/nami-super-stellar

Good on you, but once u try a better scoot like a Nami Super Stellar u will never look back..

If you want a smaller Nami with a similar design there's the Nami (Super)Stellar. The 9" wheels are a bit of a caveat for me tho.

Nami Super Stellar is the only one that I can think of that fits close to what your asking. 2x 1000w motors, 250lb weight limit (you can go somewhat over this on most escooters btw), Logan hydraulic disc brakes, 52v 25Ah battery, but it weighs 60lb instead of 50lb. It's no where near as nice as the Klima, but that's what happens when you try to shave as much weight as possible. Also consider what you're asking here. A 50lb escooter, with 2 motors (so 2 controllers), 30mph+, and a rider over 250lbs is a tall order to fill. If anything, weight of the escooter should be the last on your property list. Btw the Apollo go isn't even close to achieving what you want at your weight.

I have done almost 20,000km in a vsett 8 i bought three years ago, and its been an amazing scooter (i had to repair/replace things here and there of course). its 21kg and the handlebars fold in/super portable. I rode the thing in heavy rain/snow and generally beat the shit out of it but it keeps going. I just recently upgraded to a nami superstellar

My nami died at 300 miles :(

Every brand will have their issues. Also buy some locktite blue for your display screws. They will fall out eventually

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

Honestly I'm so glad I bought a Nami. It's probably the one truly respected brand here

20 kg’s lightish imo, nothing wrong with the specs tho. nami’s really well built, zsnake’s cheaper and works. [tst scooters](https://blog-product-project.vercel.app/?q=4185874) let you check stuff in an app, set cruise, tweak things - which is handy.

Have you considered the used market on FB marketplace? Perhaps a local Escooter pro-shop has a refurbished high end scooter on for a good deal as well... I got my Burn e2 max with only 600km on the odo for under 4k... Then sold my original Synergy Tsunami for 2k (which I had bought used for exactly that amount)... So my Nami only cost me 2k out of pocket.

Nami, Niu and Inmotion yes. The others? Kind of a crapshoot as to whether or not you get a good one. Segway is expensive for what it is by a decent bit imo, with tons of QC issues, vsett has seen a lot of QC issues as well and Dualtron is just behind most other brands on the tech and specs at what is, again, a really overpriced scooter for what you get. This is all my opinion however so take it with a grain of salt.

NAMI 💗

Adjust the steering dampner before you start riding fast or else you'll get a speed wobble like I did. 😆 Almost crashed my Nami on the first day of having it. Oh and disconnect the speed limiters so you can go full speed.  Here's a video of the speed limiter. ➡️ https://youtu.be/TrvkbsmFU54?si=nRrIsoYDNk-MdZmY How to change the brake pads. ⬇️ https://youtu.be/BaiMgXeb5Qs?si=wll-w-2PeQ1R2IHi I would try to only ride on the bike lane or sidewalk. The road is risky buisness and a car vs a 100 pound scooter is a no go. I normally keep my scooter on D mode which is 30mph which is plenty of speed to get around. Unless you have a long straight strip to let it rip then hell crank it up to X mode. Lol Oh and for the Cst tires they are good. Just don't burn out start moving in D mode because if you start up in X mode or C mode it will cause wear on your tires quickly and changing the tires kinda sucks but do able once you get used to it. Tire changing method I use. ⬇️ https://youtube.com/shorts/zO_RCVVzkyU?si=7sNhM_y1Yzoo3Ybs You can find brake pads and Cst tires on Amazon. And replacement bolts for keeping the tire on. These are the bolts that keep the tire on. ⬇️ Bike Wheel Axle Nut, Bicycle Hub Motor Nuts Kit Steel M14 Nuts Washer Kit with 14mm Shaft for Electric Bikes Scooters https://a.co/d/4XcVBiD The owner of Nami Michael Sha is on Facebook he normally answers questions rather quickly.