ich war in der exakt gleichen situation wie du nur mit etwas kürzerem arbeitsweg und habe mich letztendlich für einen max g3 entschieden und bereue es nicht….ca. 4km pro weg(8km/tag) mit ca. 85kg(ich und kleiner rucksack) und lade nur einmal wöchentlich…kommt halt auch drauf an ob steigung und sonstige gründe für mehr verbrauch grgeben sind….mehr leistung und offroad geht natürlich immer aber mir gefiel die optik und war mir bewusst das ich nur strasse fahren werde
Grab a Segway from Walmart. Get a kryptonite chain lock to keep it safe. My Segway DLX 2 pro would exceed your needs and I got it for $300. The dlx 2 plus is like $200 and would work too.
G30D/Pis a literal tank. I dont believe we will ever see another scooter as solid and reliable as it in our lifetimes. I think it was a bit of a fluke where a scooter that was designed to last a long time for rentals made it to the consumer market at the perfect time before scooters became popular. We won't see that again.
Mine has 5k miles and has been abused to the point the deck pad looks like its been nuked, crashed multiple times drinking beer, and it still runs as good as new with fantastic range so long as I keep the tires at or over 45 psi. Im 225lbs with 25lb backpack and it gets me 24km round trip with big hills and Ill have about 20% battery when I get home and thats full throttle sports mode in 10 to 25celcius weather.
Well its not about squeezing too much out of everything but some of us simply have to commute and we need something reliable to put those miles on. The ninebot max g30d is a legit tank and its known to be one not only by me but thats the general consensus and reviews if you read around. Its annoying because even years later it's hard to beat it and find an upgrade. The newer models and other brands dont really come close until u hit like $1500-2000+. If you want a slick reliable one and you dont need such good range I 2ouls say the Segway ninebot g3 is really nice and its on sale rn.
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