YUME - Hawk Pro

Both of those scooters are nice. If the Hawk works as rated, which my y11 definitely works the way they rate it, the Hawk will have a significant amount more of power. My scooter eats up the hills like they're nothing.

For the yume Hawk I looked up the folding and if you're going to be folding and carrying the scooter often I would NOT buy the Hawk. The Hawk folding seems like it's so it can be stuffed into a closet or trunk of a vehicle or rv to go out hiking and joy riding or to a specific area you'd like to adventure maybe once a week. If you don't really find muscling it into the back of your vehicle if the trunk rear area is big enough. Unless you have a 2nd pair of hands you're likely to scratch your paint on the vehicle bumper trying to get it in. But with that said my y11 fits in a trunk with back seats folded forward. The ausom gallop I like that it folds "proper" by latching in place. Also it has the removable battery. For power and tire size you will be lacking getting the ausom. But the ausom seems more user friendly in the aspects of if you live upstairs or at work you can lock it up and grab the battery and head on in and plug it to charge. I'm fortunate my jobs past 4yrs employers have had an area to keep my scooters and let me charge them. For stability. Suspension geometry is a real thing and most scooter companies don't have the most ideal geometry since they have to make it work on a scooter and not a short bike with tall tires and suspension. Even though they say these double tree folks are less inherent to speed wobbles, it can still happen. Even them scooters designed over 60mph still get the wobbles. Even motorcycles get the wobbles(rarely). So the easiest and safest reliable way to increase steering stability is to get a steering damper. I ran up to 45mph mph on my yume one day shortly after I bought it and it slightly went into death wobbles and I was able to quickly correct it and not wreck. If you get into death wobbles it is rare to be able to ride them out and not wreck. I have my damper settings pretty light/loose because if I have to get on the sidewalks or tight turning it's difficult to do with damper too tight, and I mean scary to where your wheel doesn't turn quick enough leading you to wreck. Buy i went from normal loose steering to where it felt more direct and slowly controlled and hitting high speeds and bumps at speed the wheel stays pretty straight, strong jolts are held in check.

I have a yume scooter. I have the y11+, the x11 is similar in specs and same with Hawk pro wide scooter. Those scooters are dual motor and will practically climb a vertical wall. The normal Hawk model and the y10 are a lot more modest.... but most definitely not weak by any means. The hill grade climb capabilities is not rated as percentage, it's rated by degrees which is MUCH more significant than %of same number. Hawk is 60v so you get more power and range... but the y10 is very similar just less voltage and a little less power and range. Between all those scooters, your main decisions will be more visual esthetics and what performance the geometry suspension provides. I have only ever used "fork type" front suspension and never c-type so I don't know the difference in performance on it personally.

I have a yume scooter. I have the y11+, the x11 is similar in specs and same with Hawk pro wide scooter. Those scooters are dual motor and will practically climb a vertical wall. The normal Hawk model and the y10 are a lot more modest.... but most definitely not weak by any means. The hill grade climb capabilities is not rated as percentage, it's rated by degrees which is MUCH more significant than %of same number. Hawk is 60v so you get more power and range... but the y10 is very similar just less voltage and a little less power and range. Between all those scooters, your main decisions will be more visual esthetics and what performance the geometry suspension provides. I have only ever used "fork type" front suspension and never c-type so I don't know the difference in performance on it personally.

So, that's a more dated design. Its most definitely a well built scoot. I wanted a x11 but it was a bit above the y11 price and the y11 is the fork style I wanted. With owning the scooter the design of the front steering stem is flawed. Fully extended theres just way too much flex. Once I lowered the handlebar and put a seat on my y11 is when I finally felt solid handlebar not flexing multiple inches each way. So based on the steering stem i dont recommend x11 or y11. The Yume Hawk Pro Wide and the Raptor are the 2 I would suggest to look at. Plus raptor and hawk have adjustable hydraulic suspension.

Yes, that be the Yume Raptor. So what the raptor has going for it over the Hawk pro wide is it has 11" tall tires and some people have mentioned that the bottom of deck height to ground is better on the Raptor with it being a little taller. Also the steering geometry on the Raptor is better imo.

The Hawk pro wide is a 10" scooter and been told lower ground clearance. Raptor benefits from 11" tires and a higher ground clearance. And if feel the Raptor steering geometry is a bit more ideal over the hawk.

Yeah I think The Hawk pro is a bargain. Well I did until they removed the 30ah branded battery as standard/advertised and now want $400 extra for it.The included Pro was to signify the model which had the branded battery. That sort of tactic turns me off companies for good. Some celebration.

They changed the name now to Hawk Pro Wide which leaves them open to call it a "new" model for 2025. Fuck em I won't be buying ever.

No complaints about the scooter yet so far, very bright scooter, plush suspension, it's plenty fast and the display is very informative.

Check out the Yume brand. I myself own a Yume hawk I get to 43mph pretty quick and I got 30mi of range on the bad boy

Sup I have a Yume hawk myself imo it's the best option from those you're thinking of. 900mi on mine so far also bought mine at 17 lol. Anyways it's got a 60v 22.a battery so it can output 4000w which is more than the other two 52v scooters. Last week I did my range test again and got 31milws going full throttle majority of the time at 6'1 170lbs. The suspension is adjustable and so comfy on the bounciest mode, I've taken it off road a handful of times already handles great. The two chargers will get it full in about 5:44:00 hours, faster than the other 2 scooters. Lights are great at night and the display is so accurate https://preview.redd.it/osmechcaudbf1.jpeg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c2f7a12b290a0fc4d32333615913d8e0e0e88443 [https://youtu.be/Ztk6vWrgqSU](https://youtu.be/Ztk6vWrgqSU) off road video.

Never had that issue in my 900miles. It came with the damper so I installed it on day 1, always kept it pretty stiff and it works well when it's windy out too to keep you from turning all over the place. I've even hit 50mph on it with a slight wind not a single wobble. I also posted the vid here https://youtube.com/shorts/zJjrvnIJgSc?si=vb5Uj6zExkxbox-M

Yes the set up tutorial video was very helpful 😄 Yume has one for all their scooters which is pretty cool

I would personally take the Raptor. You can option it with street tires and horizontal thumb throttle which is my favorite style as of now. The deck is super wide unlike my hawk which is something I would have preferred to be wider. The heatsinks on the sides help a lot my dissipating all the heat from the controllers. The s5 is great too but I'd put the raptor over it because is only comes with off-road tires and a twist throttle which is easily whiskey throttle-able

I also rec Yume scoots. My hawk is set to arrive in the next couple days. You get quite a lot for what you pay for and there aren't many scooters with the same performance for the price

I www watching w lot of reviews and confirmed getting one but I think I'll like the YUME Hawk better.

I did order it a couple days ago , it's about 15h or so from me now

Hmmm I think you should get a brand new YUME HAWK for $1250 instead of the gt2. The gt2 shares the same platform as the p100s which was recently recalled for their horrible stem breaking situation and it's happened to a couple gt2 s as well. The Yume hawk has the same speed of 43mph. Slightly less range of 43mi as opposed to the gt2s 55mi. 10" tires instead of gt2 11". Brakes are as good, hawk gots better lights, slightly less powerful motors than the gt2 but I don't think it matters since they both gots the same top speed

Look at yume scooters, I have multiple scooters including a yume hawk, it’s really good for the price

Yume hawk. 1200$ 45mph 45 Miles. Not the lightest but it has absolutely everything you want on a scooter. I love mine. 2 years not 1 problem.

I like the Yume hawk runs around $1500 is fast and fun as hell to ride. Wish I could afford one. Lol being disabled and on VA disability I am on a budget so I ended up with a $900 50mph scooter. She's not as sexy as the others but she sure does get up there lol. But if I could afford it I would go with the Yume Hawk https://preview.redd.it/30h0qgfmf62e1.jpeg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=00637cad842c02d8972d02130e58218ad631d680

Try the Yume hawk you can pick one up around $1200 on AliExpress , and I believe they ship from the US. it's fast has good power a 60v system and is fairly lite comaired to other scooters with the same specs and for the price they are really great quality