My son is 8 and rides a Hover-1 Journey Max. He's also capable of riding my Inmotion Climber, although he finds the brake lever a little bit of a stretch.
I'd say get your GT3 Max and let your son try it. If he's comfortable with it, just get another GT3 Max. Most of these you can limit the speed mode to the slower speed, although my son has learned throttle control and rides the Journey Max in the highest mode, which is 22 mph.
At this point he \*always\* rides with me, usually behind me, and we ride daily. He also has a full face helmet after the first fall with a multi-purpose helmet which injured his lip and knocked front teeth slightly loose. He fell with the full face helmet once, just scratched up the knee a little.
So yeah, get a full face helmet, and test if he can just ride the same scooter as you. Then it's easier for future maintenance if they share parts.
Between the two the Max is better than the Pro, its got more power(1000w vs 700w) and a larger battery (358wh vs 596wh)
Max can do 20 miles with you on it the Pro can not.
I just bought Navee gt3 max for 548cad shipped
I’ve ridden it mostly pinned at top speed 32kph. Looks like I’ll get not quite 30km out of the range. I weigh about 200lbs
Would not be enough range for even a 4 hr shift I don’t think
Hi. I have both. A NAVEE GT3 Max that I'm happy with, and I also got a Ninebot Max G3i. Aside from the details that make the difference, with the Ninebot I have more control over the vehicle, the app is much smoother. I saw the upcoming NAVEE ST5 line, they even put something on my Ninebot. The reason I haven't gotten another NAVEE is the lack of spare parts and support. With Ninebot, everything is on the website.
I got the navee gt3 max, my daily commute is about 25km round trip. I'm in Canada it goes 32kph max, id say if you are to use it for casual things get it, i like mine but still got a minor buyers remorse, i would love a much faster and better ranged escooter.
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