[00:01] always ask me what my favorite daily rider scooter is, and it's this one right here. This is the VMAX VX2 Hub, but honestly, anything from VMAX is probably a good buy. You can see, this thing looks like a regular commuter
[00:13] scooter, but all grown up with a sleek design, no exposed wires, an integrated display, and when you ride it, it just feels like the next level of scooter. It goes well over 30 mph, it's smooth yet powerful with a 1900 W peak motor, which
[00:26] gives you great acceleration for light or hilly terrain, rated 35% grades, and still gives you up to 56 miles of range. It also folds down and clips in for ease of carrying, making this a really interesting balance between portability
[00:40] commuting, casual rides, or pretty much anything. You have drum brakes in the oil suspension, rear elastomer suspension for a smoother ride. It has advanced customization, and most importantly, a very stable ride even at
[00:55] high speeds. This feels well-built, and it also has bright lights, a bell, and turn signals for enhanced visibility, and excellent grips on the handlebars, and a large deck for better handling. Plus, a 24-month warranty. Oh, and if
[01:07] unlocks beast mode. This thing absolutely rips. My only complaints on broke off. Two, the brakes can be a little bit loud. They don't feel as like. Oh, and the arrows on the left side are not the turn signals, the turn
[01:22] confusing. Those buttons are just for navigating the menu. But yeah, that's the VMAX VX2 Hub. It's an awesome scooter, but honestly, anything else scooter, but honestly, anything else from VMAX is probably also a great buy.