YUME - Y11+

I don't have any extreme opinion on the other brand. I can suggest based on what I own. I own both the Raptor and X11+. If you want power and fun, the Raptor is the move, best performance per dollar under $2k. The X11+ is more comfortable and balanced but less aggressive.

I have nothing but good to say about my Y11 plus also seems it is named different throughout multiple companies. I've found it is the S3 name under any company and they change slight things to differentiate but is the exact same besides the throttle, battery amount varies and screen, and has the inmotion brand screen display but is YUME and other design features somewhat. That being said I have almost 300 miles on it soon and im having a fantastic time 60v 31ah lasts a few rides no problem with my usage of less than 10 miles a day. Even bought 25 pack of spare pads so ill be set for awhile gonna change around every 400 or so miles depending on functionality. Also it was a bit more expensive through YUME but I feel like their support will hopefully be good when I need it so I chose them.

Not from Teewing but I have have the YUME branded X5 that they call the Y11 plus and I love it only thing ive really changed was deleted the flashing lights on the side just unplugged from inside cause the colors are illegal where I live red and blue (emergency color usage only) are a hard no where I live. I love it have 657 miles on mine so far :)

So thats a S3 clone and looks interesting heres the YUME branded one I've bought and im enjoying it. It's my flair and heres a link M YUME SCOOTER Y11+ 6000W Dual... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FDJLLBJL?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

No problem I've got 256 miles ridden and im enjoying it also was shipped within a week to me from Cali

I own a yume y11+. Im interested in buying myself a Yume Raptor next. The Raptor have some ideal suspension geometry. Torque for days being dual motor. Its footprint and weight is lower than my y11+. Customer support is good. They honor their warranties. The Raptor has fully adjustable hydraulic suspension. If you get it be careful out there and have fun. Hold on tight haha.

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.

Did you watch a video on this before buying? Some youtuber tested it out and he could only get 40mph out of it. He is 230 pounds, but safe to say if you weight that it won't take you to 50mph...my yume x11 plus is 6k watts and so far it has gotten me to 47mph before I had to stop due to road ending and I weigh 235 lbs. Video for the reddydy d2 : [Video..](https://youtu.be/fohrCg61m8A?si=VGns5t3e9DkWB2kH)

Lmao yea that cable lock threw me off too..I mean if you want to risk it I would say keep the order but just know it might not get you 50mph or it might get you there. Other than that if you want 50mph for $1K may want to look at boyueda s5...depending on who you ask people say it's good and some say it's horrible but it is currently on aliexpress for 1000.00( I personally haven't bought one) - I dont think theres other scooters out there that will go 50mph for that price. If you dont care about going 50mph, then as others said, look into kukirin or ausom. My ausom L2 max dual has been solid (aside from the fact that I had to put slime in the tires) as I said I weigh about 235 and the ausom L2 max dual has gotten me to about 38mph (top speed is 40mph advertised) and i think it's currently $899! Even 38mph is still pretty fun and can keep up with traffic, I mostly take out my yume x11plus for longer rides and most times keep it under 40mph.

Personal example: Currently 6'2", 270 lbs. Normally use cargo ebikes due to size and distance traveled (before retirement 20 mile round trip to work and home minimum). Picked up a Yume y11+ last year that I'm happy with. Made a 21 mile run and had some spare in the battery at the end. Is it great? Well, no but it's stable, dual motor and has a decent battery capacity. The stems strong enough to hold grocery bags (using stem brackets) for weekly shopping and the parts are all common replacement pieces. Though locktite and non-knobby tires need to be the first thing on the list to get when getting one.

Yume x11+ ive got about 1500 miles on it now. Standard battery option and worth every single penny *

I have the yume x11+ with the Samsung 30ah. I have 2000 miles on it. It's been really reliable.