11" off-road tires with thumb throttle?

YuriS · 2022-12-24T16:51:09+00:00

Hello everyone, looking for a scooter to ride on grassy hills, so good traction on steep angles is important. So, main criteria are 11″ tires, off-road. An...

11" off-road tires with thumb throttle?

2muchcoffee4me

DubS You can order them with the off road tires already on them from certain sellers.

YuriS

2muchcoffee4me
Could not find anywhere with off-road tires. If you come across such dealer, could you please let me know?
I am very worried to disassemble brand new scooter to replace tires, might damage it inadvertantly….

2muchcoffee4me

YuriS I ordered mine from Pegascooter. I believe you can contact Bryan ahead of time and request off-road tires. He gets them directly from the NAMI factory and talks to Michael Sha all the time.

Just email info@pegascooter.com to ask about off road tires and Bryan will help you out.

Pega also has fantastic prices. You can spin the wheel and get up to $600USD off the listed prices.
All prices also include taxes, shipping and duty included.

https://pegascooter.com/collections/nami-electrics/products/nami-viper-burn-e2-max-electric-scooter?variant=41367769841870

YuriS

also, seems Joyor brand has upcoming E-series scooter that looks like what Talenic shows as X9.
With 11 inch off-road tires and thumb throttle (three features critical for me).
Seems like Joyor is real - there are reviews on youtube, but not sure if that brand is any good…..

PaulN

YuriS

https://www.yumeway.com/

YuriS

Thank you for great ideas, contacted Pegasus for info on Burn E2/Max. Might be a good option.
Looked at Yume M10 and X11, looked great, yet seems like they trigger throttle (not good for me).
Also, came across Solar and Lunar scooters - seems very powerfull, but seems to have twist throttle - not sure, very much not sure about it. I know thomb was very easy to operate, and - more importanly - difficult to over push to go faster than inteded.
Any other options anyone can think of for off-road riding on steep grassed hills and off-road trails, so was looking for 11″ Off-Road tires, and thumb throttle…..

2muchcoffee4me

YuriS Just received mine from Pegascooter. Box was beat up, but the scooter didn’t have a mark on it.

VIG

YuriS Just wanted to let you know that the Vig Blade Pro has a thumb throttle, similar specs to the Nami (smaller battery but exact same shocks…and it weighs less) but is about half the price. I’m obviously biased as I represent the brand, but take a look as it’s really decent bang-for-the-buck. https://vigscooters.com/product/blade/

YuriS

Looks stunning!

2muchcoffee4me

YuriS I love it. The suspension is like riding a cloud, and it goes like hell.

DubS

Nice! My box was untouched but it’s packaged so well that i guess a little box damage wouldn’t have mattered.

Can’t even imagine the 40ah version. My 28ah is ridiculous enough. I’ve yet to even activate the turbo mode on X. I’ve ridden in X mode but that’s it. 44mph is what I got n that shit is scary!

PaulN

Fast forward a few months… 44 mph is too slow i want 60 mph lol.

ItsAqua

PaulN ain’t that the truth

DubS

PaulN

Trust me. I’ve got a couple of motorcycles, 1 being an 1199 Panigale that I’ve done around 170 on and 44mph on the scooter feels a lot more terrifying than flying on a motorcycle for some reason lol

2muchcoffee4me

DubS it’s all about stability lol.

PaulN

DubS

Same for me Started on a 400 went to a 650 then an 1100 when i was younger. 50 mph on a scooter is a completely different experience. But on the Yume a very stable solid one. Addictive though lol.
I also get a lot of derision for wearing some safety gear - especially the helmet. I just laugh. My co workers wife died slipping on ice walking out her front door and hit her head. Gone… just like that. Coincidentally i spoke with a guy today who had a helmet on his Ninebot and I mentioned he was the only other person in Orlando i had seen with a helmet. He told me he crashed and he started wearing it after he injured his neck.

ItsAqua

VIG wait so is it a blade branded scooter? Or is VIG the creator of blade scooters because I am so confused right now because I thought blade was it’s own company

DubS

VIG

To be fair, at 2500, the vig pro is not half the price of a nami, instead it’s about 300 more than the 28ah version……from the right seller. I guess for “retail msrp” pricing, it’s not bad.

YuriS

VIG - Thank you very much for reaching out. I never came across Blade scooter - it is now a top contender. It’s awesome that you are offering it with different tires and throttle - two critical items for me. What off-road tires you canputon them? We are trying to ride onto big grassy hills in the park, and off-road trails, as long as paved roads of course.
So need big knobby tires.
Also, do you know by chance what is the grade capability, and motor peak power?
Thanks a lot!

VIG

ItsAqua No we rebrand the Blade GT+ which refers the model of scooters. Teverun (a joint venture of the Minimotors and the original company, which was also called “Blade”) is the manufacturer. The Vig Blade Pro differs in a few ways from the stock Teverun Blade GT+ scooter, including upgraded NFC keys and charge cover ports, much better documentation, integrated high-mount external turn signals and a better warranty. We also fully service and support it from North America rather than from China.

VIG

DubS True…I was comparing to the Nami Burn E2 Max at $4800. The Nami Burn E2 is only $3700 at Fluid Freeride, but it only has the 1000W motors, not the 1500W motors of the Blade Pro and Nami Burn E2 Max.

YuriS

DubS .
Thank you, DubS. Do I get it correctly that it is possible to get Burn E for $2.2K at the “right seller”? How do do so?
Also, I have a hard time to get peak power for E2. Seems like NAMI says E2 MAX is 8400W peak, but no number for E2. Also, no grade capability (our main challenge is to make it to the grassy hill top, so far we made it ⅓ of it, on our 2500W rear-wheel drive scooter).

@ DubS and VIG - thank you Gentlemen! Appreciate your advice for newbies!

2muchcoffee4me

VIG Yea, but the NAMI Burn E2 base is a 72V system, and has an insane amount of power for only being 1000Wx2.