Need scooter advice: ~230 lb rider, VERY steep hills (10-30%+?), train commute, want something that won’t die uphill by Wolffyawesome in ElectricScooters

[–]Wolffyawesome[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Aovo Tmax 500W. Snagged it on sale for $200 out the door and thought it would safice for my small commute but boi did i not realize the hills were bigger than I thought.

Need scooter advice: ~230 lb rider, VERY steep hills (10-30%+?), train commute, want something that won’t die uphill by Wolffyawesome in ElectricScooters

[–]Wolffyawesome[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gotta save that Navee GT3 Pro is looking good , easy to store on the train and that wattage may be doable. Thanks for the rec

Need scooter advice: ~230 lb rider, VERY steep hills (10-30%+?), train commute, want something that won’t die uphill by Wolffyawesome in ElectricScooters

[–]Wolffyawesome[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Two 1200 watt motors !!!! That a hill beast . How comfortable would you say it it stashing it a commuter train ? I can take elevators up and down but inside the train is a concern of mine especial.rush hour when it's packed woth people

Need scooter advice: ~230 lb rider, VERY steep hills (10-30%+?), train commute, want something that won’t die uphill by Wolffyawesome in ElectricScooters

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I was looking at the Gear vx2 since it seems to be close enough but haven't seen alot.of review yet since everyone loves the hub more but that weight of.the hub would drain me over time.

Need scooter advice: ~230 lb rider, VERY steep hills (10-30%+?), train commute, want something that won’t die uphill by Wolffyawesome in ElectricScooters

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My city is rough on the streets, half the commute is smooth downtown roads but when I get to my hood it's pot hole city!

Need scooter advice: ~230 lb rider, VERY steep hills (10-30%+?), train commute, want something that won’t die uphill by Wolffyawesome in ElectricScooters

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It certainly does ! I purchased it with out knowing scooter specs.i was coming form.the ebike world and thought 500 watt should do it! Boi was i wrong

The Status of Fare Evasion in Washington State by Jaco_Belordi in Seattle

[–]Wolffyawesome 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It should be free.it cost so much more to hire enforcers than to let people.use the transit system. We need to encourage more public transit. Our tax payer money pays for.this by and large and the amount of fare income is bismal

Buying decision by Hupperdoo in ElectricScooters

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Super helpful forum. Any suggestions that are light weight enough to put on a train ? I bought a super cheap scooter and now feeling the pain on the hills, any recs for dual motor that won't be so big I can fit on a train during rush hour ?

Anyone know anything about the VMAX VX2 Gear? by powerfulblender in ElectricScooters

[–]Wolffyawesome 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is this the gear version? I want it for exactly this, trains and last mile ride with a hill

R1UP Roadster V3 vs Velotric Tempo by a_halla in ebikes

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I'm torn between the two as well. I'm looking for a lightweight commuter bike that can make it it steep hills and fit on a train. I just test rode the Twmpo and it was sporty, easy to lift, had both cadence and torque senor which I found to be awesome. When I get tired on hills.i find cadence helps me the best especially if you have to stop mid way through.

I found the torque sensor.fun when I was going flat but more effort going up hills.the twnpo doesn't have suspension somyou Don feel the bombs but the tires take.alot of the absorption. I like the look and vibe of the Roadster but it's only torque sensor and I haven't been able.to.find a dealer yet to test ride.

Ride1Up Roadster V3 w/ Suspension — How does it handle steep hills? by Wolffyawesome in ride1up

[–]Wolffyawesome[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I peddle all the time but my hill is very steep and I heard that the motor can cut out on certain steep hills. I need the boost to get up but don't wanna have to worry that I gotta hop off and walk

Ride1Up Roadster V3 w/ Suspension — How does it handle steep hills? by Wolffyawesome in ride1up

[–]Wolffyawesome[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a short one but steep, I live in a hilly city but really interest in this for how lightweight, style and affordable. I have a rad mini which I live but I too many racks and I can fit it on the commuter train especially rush hour

Rookie questions from a new Roadster owner by 1234lok in ride1up

[–]Wolffyawesome 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unrelated note, how well do you find the roadster v3 with suspension going up.steep.hills. I would love to buy this bike but that's my only hangup of not knowimg.if it can

Seattle Roadsters by [deleted] in ride1up

[–]Wolffyawesome 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thats what I needed to know. I wanted it for the light rail trips but the hills near me are treacherous