Eagle One V2.0

I'm telling you you've got to make the switch and get a full-on dual C-type suspension dual motor one. Yes they start the cheapest one you can get is about $1,000 delivered but go on Facebook marketplace look around here. You can always find good deals. My first, and I call them the full size e-scooters, I had traded my Trek mountain bike for a Varla Eagle One. That's hat did it for me. Then I found a Arbiwon GT08 on FB with only 7 mi les on it for $400, that a lot of people like to talk crap about how cheap it is, but that's people who haven't ever driven one that thing halls but with 5,600 dual suspension has a regenerative brakes has the horn turn signals brake lights hydraulic brakes, regenerative braking. Then most recently I found, what I think is the best scooter for the money, the Zondoo Gobee Z001pro for $500 on FB as well. Now that scooter new runs anywhere from $1,600 $2,000. But honestly that one comes with everything you can think of with 6,000 watts of power and optional seat you can screw in or take off comes with the adjustable steering dampener already on a|~€~`~~~~ built in. And just the acceleration and smoothness and how rugged it's built the 10-in fat tires. Put it this way I went and test drove the roadrunner RX7 I think mine rides almost just as well and as fast. Now the RX7 I think has a top speed into the '60s because it's a 72 volt. My andz001 pro tops out at 58 mph

Listen there's gonna be good and bad about every single scooter. That's just how it is. I will say that I had Varla eagle one and it was awesome. It did get stolen though. Next, I got a great deal I couldn't turn down on the Arwibon GT08 with only 7 miles on it for 400 and let me tell you there's nothing wrong with that scooter as long as you know how to keeping a loose stance loose arms in a real simple way to get rid of the death wobble as they call it is to keep your elbows down by your side that forces you to have a loose stance on the handlebars if you ever notice it starting to happen first thing your body wants to do is tense up elbow sticks straight out like wings and you grab onto those handlebars like it's like for death but if you just remember put your elbows down to your side soon as it happens you feel it just go away it's crazy but true. Anyway that is a great scooter especially for the money there's you're not going to get a better scooter with more options with more speed and more power than that for the money. However then my current scooter and the one I love the most which is still they considerate on the cheaper end I got the zondo Gobee Z001 pro. Again on Facebook marketplace is what had about 60 mi on it and they only wanted 500 so what I do put the good old GT08 right up on the market for the 500 and came home and my opinion I don't know how a scooter could be better. $6,000 Watts smooth super fast acceleration built-in steering damper more p settings than I've ever seen. Including ones that lets you choose if you want three gears 5 gears or even nine on top of all the other regenerative braking power curve brake assist all the regular stuff. I test drove the roadrunner RX-7 and I'll tell you the zondo 001 Pro feels just as good and as fast and is stable not to mention all the lights it has on on it which I don't even care about but thing lights up like a Christmas tree if you want it to at night. I guess my point to that is I think the roadrunner sells for like three grand new, zando is $1499 and in my opinion every bid is just as good when you're comparing a 60 volt which is what it is to the 72 volt roadrunner. And I'm just going to go ahead and brag once again and I got mine for $500 ha ha!

Well my whip is better than my first scooter which is a Varla scooter.

Keep in mind this scooter requires you basically disassemble the entire scooter to change a tire and also the inner diameter of the tire is bigger then most so good luck getting a non ausom tire that works I suggest against this company Isuggest Varla or circooter