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Kingsong N11 Cheetah 60V 22.4Ah Dual Motor Electric Scooter $2399 Delivered @ E-Riderz

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Kingsong N11 Cheetah 60V 22.4Ah Dual Motor Electric Scooter $2399 Delivered @ E-Riderz
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Clear on 02/05/2022 - 22:40 e-riderz.com.au (830 clicks)
Last edited 02/05/2022 - 22:41

On sale for a really good price is this high end electric scooter that offers a lot of features for the price. Prices for scooters are normally based around the battery capacity and a similar 60V scooter like the Dualtron Eagle Pro will set you back $3500 . This one has been reduced from $2899 and shipping is free for all the postcodes I've tried.

This one is designed to be used offroad and has extra wide 11" offroad pneumatic tyres with dual suspension, so if you live in a state where escooters are legal this is a great option for offroad. Another notable mention is the dual sinewave controllers at 70A which may taking off a lot smoother and result in better battery efficiency. The only real downsides with this scooter is changing from single motor to dual motor requires you to hold the left brake and pressing the button above the display 6 times. In other scooters there's a single button for single and dual motor.

It has a 60V 22.4Ah battery offering ~80km range, a road legal speed of 25km, private road max speed of 60km, dual 1200W motors (1800W peak), 70A sinewave controllers, phone app for settings including cruise control, locking etc, supports 10A HyperCharging (3hr recharge), 40W front headlight, customisable RGB sidelights, durable folding mechanism (no more awkward clamps), front/rear EABS + hydraulic disc brakes and a maximum load of 150kg.

For reviews I recommend Wrong Way who covers everything about the scooter and Mexican Batman showing how it handles hills and offroad terrain.

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    • Clear on 02/05/2022 - 22:42
      +1

      Sucks to be a Victorian. I spent a few hours zipping around the city yesterday and had a great chat with the police about it. They even wanted to take it for a spin ;)

        • Clear on 02/05/2022 - 22:43
          +2

          I don't live in Victoria. They're road legal in Tas.

            • arcticmonkey on 03/05/2022 - 08:08

              @jv: And have the little lobster Matthew Guy? No thanks?

              • jv on 03/05/2022 - 09:07

                @arcticmonkey: Matthew Guy isn't responsible for over 800 deaths due to stuffing up hotel quarantine.

                • arcticmonkey on 03/05/2022 - 15:29

                  @jv: Nope. That's your mate Scomo.

                  • jv on 03/05/2022 - 19:19

                    @arcticmonkey:

                    That's your mate Scomo.

                    Nah, Dan hired the incompetent security guards and put in place a pathetic contact tracing team resulting in over 800 deaths.

                    If what you said was true, it would have been the same in other states, and it clearly wasn't….

                    Melbourne was also the most locked down city on the whole planet over the last 2 years thanks to Dan.

      • ruprectaus on 02/05/2022 - 23:31
        +1

        The one posted isn't legal in Tasmania on public roads. You'd need something like this thought for the hills in Launceston :)

        It's much like mine, excapt I have a bigger battery. Can take them on the train as well, I do. I ride it all the time, and sold the car last year here in Qld, mine. Fuel prices you say ? Lets hope fuel prices double and more people start to cycle and scoot and we get way better PT.

        • Clear on 02/05/2022 - 23:51
          -1

          The one posted isn't legal in Tasmania on public roads.

          Yes it is. Electric scooters out of the box will only do 25km and you must change the firmware for them to go faster. The speed limit on public roads in Tas is 25km and we're less restricted than Qld.

          • ruprectaus on 03/05/2022 - 07:50

            @Clear: You will also find there is a Watts limit

            so no it isn't.

            A quick google search showed …

            with a max power output of 200W

            there is also a physical size limit

            https://www.transport.tas.gov.au/road_safety_and_rules/perso…

            we're less restricted than Qld.

            Not for scooters you aren't. Seems VERY similar to me.

            so it perhaps exceeds that as well

            • Clear on 03/05/2022 - 07:59

              @ruprectaus: 250W applies to ebikes only. Always the NSWers who get mad about eScooters.

              • ruprectaus on 03/05/2022 - 08:07

                @Clear: but its not just watts is it ?

                According to the specs, the weight and the size both exceed the legal size for road rideable scooter. So I stand by the comment its illegal to ride on the road in Tasmanian, as it is in Qld

                I am not suggesting for a minute people don't but they should be aware its illegal, then make their own decision after that.

                • Clear on 03/05/2022 - 08:09
                  +1

                  @ruprectaus: Interesting enough the rentals exceed the length but when I went looking in the road act there's no mention of weight or length.

                  • ruprectaus on 03/05/2022 - 08:20
                    +1

                    @Clear: Maybe you didn't look far enough ?

                    https://www.transport.tas.gov.au/road_safety_and_rules/perso…

                    is less than 125cm long, 70cm wide and 135cm high

                    The specs for that scooter state

                    1345mm (L) X 556mm (W) X 1253mm (H)

                    It also exceeds the weight limit of 45kg according to the specs, Qld has a more generous 60kg limit (I am only going off the specs)

                    It's also why i got a Kaboo Mantis Pro (18 months 2500km) and not a Wolf Warrior, the Wolf Warrior looks illegal at a glace :) the Mantis Pro looks a little like the one in the OP, a more "traditional scooter" hopefully attracting less attention from the police but it can still do 60km/hr with me on it but both the one in the OP and my Mantis Pro are illegal on the road/walking paths in Tasmania and Qld. Qld you are also not allowed to use cycle paths that are on roads (on cycle paths that are dual pedestrian/cycle) BUT they are proposing to change that law

                    • Clear on 03/05/2022 - 08:32

                      @ruprectaus: You haven't linked the road rules lawyer.

                      • bongom on 03/05/2022 - 09:25
                        +1

                        @Clear: If you have a device that exceeds the PMD dimensions (125cm long, 70cm wide, 135 cm high or 45 kilograms in weight) or can go faster than 25km/h when powered by the motor on level ground, the device is a motor vehicle. Therefore, the device would not be a PMD, and would need to meet licensing and registration requirements. A motor vehicle must not be driven on public streets if it is not registered.

                        • Clear on 03/05/2022 - 09:26

                          @bongom: Still waiting on the road act Victorian lawyer.

    • Queue2Queue on 03/05/2022 - 10:33
      +2

      Probably why it wasn't posted to OzMelbGain

  • Arcticviper on 02/05/2022 - 22:43

    Branded or unbranded battery?

    • Clear on 02/05/2022 - 22:45
      +1

      They're going to be CN cells. Given the sub-$3000 price for a 60V scooter I wouldn't expect LG or Samsung battery cells. If it was a 52V scooter then yes you'd definitely be getting LG battery cells like the Dragon Raptor Pro.

      • jv on 02/05/2022 - 22:53
        +1

        They're going to be CN cells.

        Copernicium ???

        It's isotopes are highly radioactive…

        • ColdFusion on 02/05/2022 - 23:28
          +1

          That's Cn to you…

          • jv on 02/05/2022 - 23:33

            @ColdFusion: Fleischmann or Pons ?

            • ColdFusion on 02/05/2022 - 23:35

              @jv: Wish I could say I was either man. I'm just s BSc Hons (Chemistry) pleb

              • jv on 02/05/2022 - 23:36

                @ColdFusion: What does a BSc Hons (Chemistry) pleb do to pay the bills?

                • ColdFusion on 02/05/2022 - 23:38

                  @jv: well the pleb part is not part of the degree, but to answer the question he retrains to become a teacher

                  • jv on 02/05/2022 - 23:41
                    +2

                    @ColdFusion:

                    but to answer the question he retrains to become a teacher

                    that would have been my guess…

                    unfortunately, Australia is not really the 'smart' country anymore and does not invest anywhere near as much as they should in the sciences…

  • tpenthouse on 02/05/2022 - 23:31

    60km/h on it. Holey moley would hate to go flying of it as that speed

    • jv on 02/05/2022 - 23:33
      -1

      Without a helmet…

    • Clear on 02/05/2022 - 23:53
      +1

      Having gone up to about 50km legally on mine I have to say it's very windy and a lot of fun. Wouldn't want to crash at that speed despite all the protective gear I wear.

  • AMLagonda on 03/05/2022 - 01:56
    +2

    Do we have to have the lawyer in every electric scooter post!

    Alright we get it, we know the laws, we are all grown ups and take our own responsibilities ffs

    • wharlie on 03/05/2022 - 05:15
      +4

      we are all grown ups and take our own responsibilities

      LOL

    • Clear on 03/05/2022 - 08:01
      +1

      I'd make a list of armchair escooter lawyers in every post but I'd probably be done for personal attack.

      There is one thing they all have in common. They're all from Victoria and NSW.

      • sharkfan12 on 03/05/2022 - 09:45
        +1

        They're just trying to enforce the exact laws they are complaining about.

        • Clear on 03/05/2022 - 10:01
          -1

          Jealousy is the correct word. NSW residents are finally getting their escooter trial at least.

  • Muten-Roshi on 03/05/2022 - 10:51

    I’ve seen many of these higher powered Scooters with suspension etc. in Greater Melbourne including the CBD.

    I am pretty sure that most cops won’t do anything, unless they need to meet their kpi’s for the week or are in a bad mood.

    Not to mention the Line scooter trial is happening as well.

  • Grok on 03/05/2022 - 11:24

    I you buy it, practice the line.

    That’s not a scooter, this is a scooter!

  • FXx on 03/05/2022 - 20:16

    Buy a road bike, don't be lazy.

    Seriously though, there's so many kids flying around on these without helmets on. Police don't seem too bothered. I think they should be legal but the fact they aren't (VIC), and it isn't policed, too many choose to be flippant with safety. Seems a tragic circumstance is inevitable and may ruin it for everyone.

    • Clear on 03/05/2022 - 20:17

      We will ditch our cars for bikes too.

    • Vert93 on 03/05/2022 - 23:54

      Extra time for showering and packing a spare pair of clothes for work, can't be bothered.

      Agreed with the dimwits without helmets though. However I still see an equal amount of idiots riding push bikes on cycle paths/roads, there are dumbass riders on each side.

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