Niu kqi3 max or vsett 8?

StevenSmith

I am looking for a scooter and for my needs I have brought it down to these two options. What do you think is a better scooter for the price?

2muchcoffee4me

StevenSmith It’s really a matter of preference, and your riding conditions. They’re both great. The KQI3 has no suspension though, so if you have crappy roads, it’ll rattle your teeth on longer rides. It does have a two year warranty and self healing tires though, and that’s huge.

StevenSmith

2muchcoffee4me for a commute of around six miles and an area with okay roads with mild hills what would you recommend.

StevenSmith

Streets are not too bad and my commute is only six miles or so. It’s really down to which is better for the price.

PaulN

I would consider another factor. Like with me, once you drive around on one and find its both fun and useful you really feel that you should have purchased an “all around” better performing scooter from the start,

StevenSmith

PaulN What scooter would you recommend? I have a budget of around 1k or less and this would be my first electric scooter.

PaulN

StevenSmith

Hard to check multiple boxes but some to think about 😀
Varla Pegasus
Yume S10
Vsett 8+
Ninebot Max
Emove cruiser -may be more than $1K ?
For me a real flex suspension and bigger 10″ +wheels are important for a smooth longer ride that handles surprise road hazards. In fact came in handy in a 3 hour ride i did today in Downtown Orlando. From Universal Studios area to The Amway Center then all downtown over train tracks and cobblestone roads then back even getting lost on the way back (never a worry with the Mantis’s decent range specs). Not to mention road construction speed humps and decaying concrete.

StevenSmith

PaulN I would like to buy from a reliable brand and I am a little worried about some of these brands I have not heard of. Have you had experiences with these brands like getting flats fixed or warranty claims? I have also heard of the niu scooters and am wondering if those are good or not. I have heard really positive things about that scooter so that’s why I was considering it.

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