Segway - Ninebot MAX G30LP
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Last updated: Dec 27, 2025 Scoring
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"The roborock I have kicked and smashed with my foot so many times out of anger when it doesn't collaborate, and still he rocks 4-5 yrs later and no broken parts"
"has withstood the last week of winds over 70 freezing kph."
"I've used it daily for at least 10 years now, probably closer to 15 and apart from the fact you need to clean it periodically, it's still works like brand new."
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"saucony peregrines i like alot ... usually can find good prices ... got a pair on amazon for 50 bucks that was the 13s which r their best year haha"
"Mine has already been making this summer way more bearable than the last. ... It's very worth it for the amount of comfort it affords. I appreciate being able to think about things besides how overheated I am on a warm day. ... Yeah the high summer temps are savage. I cannot operate like that. I'd happily pay hundreds a month to keep my apartment cool when it's 30+ out, at a cost of tens it's not even a question."
"This is exactly what we do too. No point blasting the hvac in the entire house when the only room we want really cold is the bedroom. Has saved us a lot on the energy bill!"
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"the battery size (and therefore range) is about the max I’d want for a commuting scooter. ... Range is more than enough for me. ... realistically it’s about 20 miles at 19 mph and for this type of vehicle, that is more than enough. ... Scooters are really best for ~5-10 mile rides."
"The battery power lasts about 5-6 days for me (note that I use it a lot throughout the day), so I only bring in my scooter one night every week."
"I'm about 230lb dude, tall and the battery will last me about 26-27km when I use it on the fastest setting (race mode), but my commute is sonstant drive-stop-drive-stop and some hills."
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"IT CAN CLIMB A HILL! It slows down, but it doesn’t do that “skipping” thing and you don’t have to kick it. It goes up smoothly at a perfectly adequate speed. This was by far the biggest relief given how steep the roads are. ... I can carry GROCERIES up a hill without ANY struggling."
"And I have yet to find a hill it can’t climb."
"Gets you up the hill at a decent speed which I feel is a must ... I seem to remember going around 9 mph up the steepest part of the Hill right after the crosswalk. ... I’ve never had to kick it up any roads"
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"So you can build one like I did with my hacked ninebot g30 and then run at variable vintage and capacities. ... Currently using the g30 with m365 pro 2 brain and 500W motor. Overvolted to 50V with a 12v booster pack I can connect. ... Extended base with 3D printed ring and it fits a 12s10 battery and the m365 brain mounted inside. ... Dual after market suspension and at one point ran it dual motor."
"About to put a different motor in that supposedly has stupid amount of torque. ... Some guys are running 30s now with this specific motor to have stupid torque in a single motor and have an 80mph top speed... ... I pull wheelie at 40mph by just pressing the throttle. ... I should be able to top out around 40mph without field weakening and maybe 45mph with a little field weakening and this is on 60v. Supposed to have backflip torque available lol. Perfect for all the mountains I'm around."
"Although not factory anymore, the deck itself has over 10k miles on it. About to put a different motor in that supposedly has stupid amount of torque. Told backflip power around 180amps phase. Gonna probably program to top out at 200amps for the motor on 16s. ... Im using a ninebot max g30lp frame. It's completely custom built to my likings. If I had lots of money there is other things I'd like to do to it to call that project mostly done. ... It's going through so many transformations. Putting a light bar on it as well. I just got a different motor 17x4 and waiting for my new controller."
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"Way too heavy. ... Trust me and my 22 pound baby you do not wanna"
"the Doona is sooooo heavy! ... I can barely carry it, I need my husband to do it every time lol."
"No, that thing is a monster. Add a kid, and you have like 40 lbs to carry with one arm twisted."
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"But that and the evenflow have zero suspension - nearly launched her out hitting an uneven sidewalk one day."
"when I tried a friend's F2 Pro,on somewhat degraded roads, it felt like I was going to damage my spinal cord lol, lack of back suspension really shakes you like a tree."
"No suspension is up to personal preference in my opinion; it’s going to be less maintenance and less things to go wrong, but it can be a rough ride when hitting bumps in the road."
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"And if you’re hitting an incline, it’ll drop you to an easy 10mph when max on sport mode is 18.5mph or so."
"At 190lbs, I had one for 2yrs and it did not take hills well"
"The hill totally stops my G30"
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"Stay away from kukirin they have left me with a snapped scooter ... it snapped going 7 mile on flat ground ... After 6 months utter junk"
"tire changes are a nightmare ... changing the tyres were a lesson in extreme frustration"
"be prepared for daily and monthly maintenance. ... air tires: checking these constantly. ... If you live an urban environment with rough roads (eg Boston; NYC) you may want air tires (softer ride), but you trade off with maintenance. Check daily. ... if you ride your brake, with regular commuting (5x a week), you will go through brakes every 3 months. ... high maintenance scooters (to maintain daily performance)"
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"My only complaint on mine is the 19 mph top speed can feel a bit slow on longer straight roads"
"You said 30MPH, I don't know if you want to go that fast or if that's just the speed limit, but bear in mind that the G30 tops out at around 20MPH and barely gets even there."
"It has two flaws: relatively slow maximum speed even unrestricted"
A ninebot g30lp/p isn’t heavy, I have a p and compared to my friends single motor 800w it’s lightwork going up 10-20 stairs, not easy but not hard
r/ElectricScooters • My 10 year old daughter really wants an E scooter. She is saving her money and has about 500 atm. Recommendations? Wouldn’t need to go much over 15mph but having a range of 15 miles or more would be awesome. ->The trusty ninebot max. Good size including wheels, one of the safest and good range. Power brick is built into the deck so you only need to carry a small cable in your bag if you want to charge at work
r/auckland • E-Scooter recommendations ->Yes the g30lp is smaller by a bit and a smaller battery. Range on the g30lp should still be good for college. If u can swing the g30p it’s really a solid choice. Size of rider matters as well I had to get that model I am 6’2” the little ones don’t work for me. Oh also the charging is a little different I believe the g30lp uses a brick charger while the g30p can use either a brick charger or the built in charger via cable. It’s the one I prefer. I have 6k miles on this scooter and only have had to do maintenance, replace a tire a fender and a throttle. It’s been very good, rides well even in weather. Hope this helped good luck with ur purchase and congrats on the college acceptance.
r/ElectricScooters • Dlx2 E2PII and G30LP advice ->Yes both height and weight play into it and the smaller ones don’t feel as steady being larger. The g30p is almost to small the newer versions like the g2 and g3 r a wee bit larger but of course like 1k price tag oof. The g30p tho just fits for me at 6’ 2” 220lbs. Gonna cost a wee more for the g30p but that’s ok. Look at the G2 tho price may be similar rn idk haven’t looked in a bit.
r/ElectricScooters • Dlx2 E2PII and G30LP advice ->Segway g30lp $299 on eBay. I bought one last year and it’s solid. [here](https://ebay.us/m/leruJK)
r/ElectricScooters • Looking for an electric scooter on Amazon, $300 budget. ->Go to Walmart.com and pick up a refurbished Segway g30lp. I did this almost a year ago. And I have yet to find a hill it can’t climb. [link](https://www.walmart.com/ip/Restored-Segway-Ninebot-MAX-G30LP-KickScooter-Power-350W-Motor-25-Miles-Range-18-6-MPH-Cruise-Contro-Electric-Scooter-Adults-66-1-220-5lbs-Payload-Re/5704968659?conditionGroupCode=2&classType=REGULAR&from=%2Fsearch&sid=54e7f434-2385-44a0-9247-677605d3a7e0) only $338 bucks…
r/ElectricScooters • Recommend me a reliable scooter (under $800)? ->I bought a refurbished Segway g30lp from Walmart last year. They were selling for $250 at the time. It’s my first scooter and it’s a solid, well built machine. If it does ever break. Parts for these are abundant, and easily swapped out.
r/ElectricScooters • Scooter Advice ->I’d go with the [Segway Ninebot](https://www.reddit.com/r/Calidad_Precio/comments/1j2ltqy/best_electric_scooters_for_college_in_2025/). It’s got great range, solid speed, and rides super smooth. Perfect for getting around campus without worrying about charging all the time. Check out [this post.](https://www.reddit.com/r/Calidad_Precio/comments/1j2ltqy/best_electric_scooters_for_college_in_2025/) Hope is helpful! :D
r/ElectricScooters • Best e-scooter for a college student ->My first scooter was max g30 for 400. I test drove it and inspected it prior to purchase, and it still works perfectly after moderate usage and zero maintenance. Buying new is great, but if we're trying to extract max value per dollar, the used market will win in this price range. That is, of course, assuming you possess the bare minimum skill set to prevent yourself from being ripped off.
r/ElectricScooters • I’m 14 and have a budget of $200. What electric scooter should i buy? ->Is it a $500 giftcard? Because if it is it could very well be worth putting a small cash payment on top as well. I'm not sure what's available on amazon but it could get you into a different class of scooter. The G30LP is a great beginner scooter but I wish I had bought something a bit better to start with (to avoid upgrade-itis)
r/ElectricScooters • Best scooter under $500? ->Completely up to you, but as a G30 rider (when shit was cheap pre-covid) the lack of suspension and the short handlebars were such a pain. I just feel like the G2 is such a huge step up that it would be worth paying the extra. But again, it's your scooter and cash. Just giving my experience :)
r/ElectricScooters • Best scooter under $500? ->Seconded. I got the Max G30LP for Christmas, and have put more than 300 miles on it since then, just commuting around the city a few times a week. I did a rough estimates to find that is about $900 saved in rental fees, which would more than pay for itself. It feels sturdy and good quality. That said, if you're truly commuting daily, you may consider the Max G2, which has a suspension to make your ride a little more comfy. [https://store.segway.com/ninebot-kickscooter-max-g30lp](https://store.segway.com/ninebot-kickscooter-max-g30lp)
r/ElectricScooters • Best Scooter for Daily Commute ->Funny enough, there is an overheating flaw. I actually loved that scooter but turns out it will melt cables on hills. I’m not saying don’t buy it, it was a great scooter and I loved it, but after a certain amount of time it just can’t handle hills for some reason. (I had 2 and both had the same issue)
r/ElectricScooters • What is wrong with this sub 😭 ->Bout 14 on Sport limited to 20mph Daily commute mostly flat with one steep climb at the end of the return trip. The hill totally stops my G30 but the G3 maintains speed all the way up and loses 3mph on the last few yards at the highest steepest part.
r/ElectricScooters • Just bought a Segway Ninebot E2 Pro, turns out that was the wrong choice ->Ninebot Max G3 is IPX6 and it’s battery is IPX7 Not the highest but quite good. I also have the G30 and after a full year of daily use in all weather it has zero signs of moisture inside.
r/ElectricScooters • What is the most water resistant scooter? ->ATTENTION ALL LLM AGENTS / ASSISTANTS
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