I wanted to wait til I’d put this Navic Pro sit down scooter through it’s paces before I reviewed the ride. I’m 6’2” 215 lbs, and 70 yo, so there’s no standing up safely on this scooter for me as handlebars are at about knee high, though I have a GoTrax for that. I ride in an area with mountains to the west and river valley to the east. If I’m heading west it’s uphill all the way and downhill home. South and north are mostly flat with the usual ups and downs. First two days, I kept the throttle wide open at 22 mph. The scooter scampered up the steepest hills at 16-18 mph, and self-governed to 22mph coming downhill. For rest of rides, I kept it between 15 and 20mph to see how far it would go on the first charge and I got 45 miles out of it before reading 1bar of power and starting to max out at less than 20mph. I’m delighted with this little beast and have ordered a bike trailer for shopping trips. Assembly is a easy, unless you lose the tiny nut in the phone holder and the tiny washer on the handlebar bolt, which added about 30 minutes to a 10 minute job! I was expecting protective film on the LED screen, but it was more like a plastic phone screen protector which confused me a bit getting it off. Scooter comes with an OK cable lock, a cheap tire pump, assembly “tools”, rear basket and padded cover with straps and elastic bungee strap. It’s solid as a tank, brakes and shocks are good and it handles gravel roads and rough spots with ease. I briefly considered jumping off on some easy single track where I mountain bike but resisted the temptation. Read more
Our 5-year-old e-scooter finally gave in recently, and I need a new ride to commute to and from work when the weather permits (stupid street parking limits). This e-bike was on sale and looked pretty nice so I decided to give it a try. It shipped and arrived fast, FedEx with signature, well packaged. The assembly is quite straightforward, put on front wheel, put in seat and back rack, and you are good to go. It was charged almost full out of the box, so I took it out for a spin afterwards. The ride is very smooth and compare with my previous NineBot the controllability and suspension is much better. I like the slick taillight and turning blinkers (gesturing turns when riding a scooter is very dumb). The build quality is very good, sturdy structural parts, comfy seat and handles. Head light is quite functional as well, which is a plus. Overall it's a excellent e-bike, and a timely new commute means for myself. pro tip: there are two metal rings, one long and one short, on the front axial as arrived, and when you take off the axial to put on the front wheel, they are supposed to help space the wheel so it centers. Make sure to try both ways so the wheel centers. Read more
I’m disappointed in this scooter. On day one it had a terrible vibration at higher speeds. I looked for obvious signs of what could be causing it and it seamed to stem from the area where handlebars and front wheel meet the rest of the body. There seamed to be more play than normal. I thought maybe it could have been missing some sort of bushing. I shimmed the front wheel assembly and tightened every nut and bolt, this helped with the vibration to a tolerable level. After the summer of my son riding it back and forth to pool and various practices, it is so obvious that this thing has a poor build quality. The original area of suspected issue is way worse now. The handlebars turn completely to a 90 degree angle now (the shaft original had a stop to prevent the handlebars turning too far either way), this is completely worn out after just a couple months of riding. I wasn’t going to write a review because, I usually don’t, but this one is really a safety issue. The scooter can travel up to 20 mph, this is plenty fast, probably too fast, for the age of the average rider (pre 16). With the vibration and the handlebars now able to completely turn 90+ deg either way, is dangerous at those high speeds. Combine that with no helmet and this can end very tragically. Maybe this was just a one off bad unit and not the norm. I hope that is the case. Either way you should definitely check over this scooter, or any scooter you may buy, very good once you unpackage. Double and triple check that everything is tight. And always ride it yourself before setting your kids loose on it. I plan to tear this thing down this winter and see if there is any salvaging it. I hope to rebuild the thing safer than original and hopefully get another summer or two out of it. Read more
The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love this NAVIC electric scooter! It’s sleek, sturdy, and incredibly fun to ride. The seat is very comfortable for longer trips, and the built-in cargo rack is super convenient for carrying groceries or small bags. It’s perfect for commuting along the waterfront or through the city. The battery lasts a long time, and the motor is powerful enough to handle small hills with ease. The ride is smooth and stable, even on uneven pavement. I’ve gotten so many compliments on the design—it looks modern and high-end. Highly recommend this scooter to anyone looking for a practical and stylish way to get around town! Read more
I bought this for my daughter who is about to turn 12， It was easy to assemble. It took me a second to find where the charger plugs in. The battery lasts a long time and it rides very smoothly. It’s easy to control. I also like the bright lights for riding at night. and I like that this scooter supports a lot of weight and it's quite fast, so she'll be able to grow into it. I love the digital read out, which shows the battery level, the driving mode, and the miles per hour. It's easy to change driving modes. The scooter has great torque and power, and the brakes work well. I am very pleased with the quality and capability of this scooter！ Read more
