NIU - KQi3 Pro

i would just get the kqi3 pro if you're getting the 2, it's worth the extra money for battery and speed. also the fat wheels are awesome for turning and traction.

I’ve owned 3 scooter upgrading every time. NIU KQI 3 pro , Emove cruiser S , Roadrunner Rs5. All bought off Facebook at minimum 50% off and all less than 300 miles on them. Barely broken in IMO.

I’ve bought 2 used scooters. I keep eye on marketplace and found my first scooter niu pro 3 barely used then upgraded to an emove cruiser S with about 500 miles on it in excellent condition. I got both of them for about 1/3 of new retail price. Sold the NIU after about a year for 100 less than I paid for it. I’m looking to upgrade again if I see what I want. I’m really liking to Roadrunner Rs5 max currently.

Ninebot Gmax1 or niu kqi3pro is your answer. If you can get the G2 or the kqi3max even better. That's all you really ever going to need

Heh, for whatever reason, fixing up scooters from fbmp has become a hobby of mine. I'm at 6 scooters right now. 2 basic gotrax ~$30/ea (bad battery connections), some no name scooter $30 (bad cell bank), niu kqi3 pro $free (crashed, bent front fork, bad tires), gotrax flex ultra $150(perfect condition, 40miles on it), zondoo zO01+ $150 (internal break in ignition wire, noisy bearing + broken off split rim screw in hub motor, unbalanced wheels, lighting harness shorted and melted, bad stem bearings)

I recently purchased the NIU KQI3 Pro at Best Buy for $469 (USD). It's awesome. 20mph, good range, solidly built. No suspension unfortunately but with the larger tires it's still a nice ride without breaking the bank.

I just got a Niu Kqi3 pro last week, so, i dunno....

I recently purchased the NIU Kqi3 pro as I was in the market for an electric scooter and need something nice. I love the scooter so far but I live in a rather hilly area and it’s very hard to avoid hills where I live. The Kqi3 pro can’t necessarily handle hills and has lots of trouble, at least in my experience, going up practically any hills at all. I’m wondering if there is anything I can do to up the performance of the scooter or anything. If not, should I return the scooter and get something else? I’m not sure what other scooter I would get as my budget is only about $500-$600. I’ve seen the Evercross H9 has a pretty high wattage motor and that could be an option. I’ve also seen the Navee S40 on sale for about $400 at target and was considering that an option with it having dual suspension for that price-point. Any recommendations?

I’ve never ridden one, but I know they are reliable. It’s an out dated model though. I would go with the KQi3 Pro over the G30P in my opinion. You’ll get ~18 miles on the KQi3 Pro, but if you don’t need it immediately, I’d try and wait it out to see if you can get the Max on a discount. Literally every other month they have some new sale. I will also say that I’ve seen the pro go for $430, so that’s also an extremely enticing deal. Either way NIU makes some great scooters that perform better than you might expect them too.

NIU KQi3 Pro. You should be able to get one around $450. Goes 20mph, and has a range about 31 miles. The real world range I got at 180lbs was about 18 miles. You’ll probably get around 20-22 miles since you’re 110lbs.

Check out NIU. They usually have bundle deals that give you more off than the sales are already giving you. You could get them a pair of KQi3 Pro’s which are 20mph scooters with a decently battery so they can ride for as long as they want. I see that the other scooters you have are a little faster. You could also look into the KQi3 Max bundle, it’s a 24mph scooter and that’s probably faster than any 15 year old needs to go.

I started with a Niu KQI 3 Pro 3 years ago. Rode it for 1700 miles, before I moved on. Now I'm hitting 60mph but I started at 20mph 2 scooters ago. Was a great little workhorse.

IPX4 can handle light rain on short distances, it really depends on how long you plan to ride it in the rain. Ideally you want anything over IP5. I recommend looking into NIU scooters, my old scooter was a NIU KQi3 Pro which had an IPX5 rating and I rode it in the rain many times on the way back from work. Worked fine - depending on your weight it might not handle hills very well but if you live in a flat area it's a great budget scooter.