Works great, very bright and shipping was fast. Customer service not the best
The innertube was exactly what I needed, and the resource videos helped for me to change the tire myself
Heard good things about fluid, watched a few YouTube reviews to be certain, sat down and read the product descriptions to make sure they matched what I was seeking, then pulled the trigger. Spoke to customer service to request my preferred delivery method, ups > fedex. And they obliged! Scooter came quickly safely and in perfect working condition!
The padded palm is also perfect for the use of crutches. I had a sore palm from gripping the handles of the cratches and these alleviated the issue.
Everything this company says is we will help you, one day. USA support. I’ve asked two basic questions over a few weeks. Follow up. Never got a single reply. Every email says “ask us” “we get back to you in one day” every single email they send out days “please reply this email if you have questions” no one email back. Someone texted me from sales, even though I bought two already. Sales person in text says “reply if I can help” but they never did help. Don’t buy from this company if you want any support you will get none. I never heard anything from them ever. Follow up, wait weeks, give benefit of the doubt. There is no service here and worst of all they act like they are going to offer great service . Lies
Having owned a beginner scooter, this guy is awesome. Great build and design with plenty of built in options. The performance is toxic and the ability to tone it down is a great feature. This is one of the best scooters I’ve found and well worth the price.
I bought my scooter like 4 years ago and it still in great shape i would definitely buy it again and again..one thing i wish they make different types of tires.. but it is an amazing scooter
The Horizon is the best e-scooter in its class. Hands down.
Great scooter for city riding. It’s light and powerful enough for my daily commute.
I bought my Cityrider in September of 2020, and have had it for more than four years now. I've covered about 2500km (as the app says), so more than 1500 miles now.
I wouldn't have expected to use it so much. It hasn't missed a beat. I use it on a regular basis for short trips in the neighborhood, where it's not practical or feasible to drive. And it is just magical to glide along. You can't help but have a smile on your face. It comes in handy on a regular basis, making it effortless to make short trips that would take awhile in walking (or be silly to drive), or when you just want to be whisked along without much sweat and exertion (so helpful in the summer).
After four years: I can tell that the battery life is not as strong as it was new. It doesn't hold a charge as long. The battery life in general goes down in cold weather, but this is to be expected for the technology.
Mine has suffered some wear over gravel and ruts in the pavement, and the motor seems like it has some resistance or is otherwise not running super well, keeping it from accelerating at full speed. Some maintenance needs are to be expected after so long, but right now, I'm not sure where to take it for service. Also, the ability to purchase replacement tires would be much appreciated. Nonetheless, I'm still satisfied with the quality thus far for having held up well.
The major drawback would be the design of the upright stem/shaft running from the handlebars down to the footboard and wheels. Unless the design has been modified in the time since, this area at the hinge is not well designed and is loose, allowing a lot of back and forth play.
Also, the brakes are very grabby and hard to modulate finely. Perhaps I haven't set mine up properly (after much fiddling), but it's very off-and-on. Also, I find that you don't want to trail gently off of the brake as the braking power rather gives up (can be a safety issue). It likes a lot of braking, or none at all - not spending time in between.
Finally, while I think 18.6 mph (30 kph) is fast enough to feel satisfied while keeping the risk of serious injury tamped down, I wouldn't mind having some extra power to get up steep hills. That's outside the mission of this scooter, but when I have a heavy backpack on, I have to push and push myself up a moderately steep hill. My bodyweight is 150lb, and any extra pounds notably tax the scooter. Ditto if the battery is drained. Still, everything is a tradeoff, and this has worked well for me. Something to consider depending on how you plan to use it.
Overall, I'm very satisfied and consider it one of my favorite purchases the last few years. It looks great, folds up into the (small) trunk of my car, has put a smile on my face countless times, and opened up new avenues of effortless, lower-emission travel. A more solid hinge mechanism and refined brakes would polish up the weak areas, if not already revised. Glad to have purchased.
Purchased a Wolf Warrior X and so far it is quite the ride. in dual mode you need to pay attention, or you'll peal out. The brakes are all that and more, so gentle, and lean back. Still getting used to it, but so far so good.
Tried repairing my first flat, but lasted only a week. New tube fitted and we’re rolling again.
I love the scooter! It’s nimble and fast. I also purchased it at a deep discount—a new Wolf Warrior X GT. The staff was extremely helpful and patient with me throughout the process.
Another great factor is that they have a store just 10 miles from my house, so if I have any issues, I can take it directly to the store without needing to ship it by mail
The scooter is preforming well even in the sudden rain showers. My great nephew who is using it to reach school is having a great time riding it. Says it is living up to his expectations and a bit more.
I've used this as my daily commuter and can't brag enough about construction and durability. On road with standard tires it's a breeze to ride. Recently purchased off road tires and was surprised how well the 🔥 performed in the Mojave.
Wolf warrior x is a beast !
Love this thing!
However still unsure how to get into advanced settings???
But alex and team has been very helpful
And all went great
Aside from shipping , that's on fedex
Not fluid
But I love this and glad to be part of this community
I bought two of these for my Klima, one for home, and one for work (15 miles each way on hilly terrain each way). I charge my scooter to 80% at home, and then top it off to 80% at work. This allows me to preserve the battery and not have range anxiety with my 30 mile roundtrip commute.
A fun, stylish commuter, Highly liked scooter, excited with wolf Warrior x plus. Wear protected gear. Ride Safe
My co-worker and I both bought new Varla Pegasus e-scooters for work and we both blew out a tire in the first week. I had no experience with repairing tires, so, after reading about what to do and asking Varla, everyone seemed to agree that tire sealant was the way to go. Somehow, I stumbled on Armor-Dilloz and ordered some. Using the chart on the website to estimate how much to put into each tire (there was no recommendation for our specific scooters, so we estimated based on scooters with similar specs), I set about removing the valve cores. The instructions suck, and the core removal tool is designed in a confusing way, so I broke it, never having used one. Search the internet on how to use the tool before using it. The bottle was only big enough to fill two tires. We had two scooters, which equals four tires. Since there wasn't enough product and I'd broken my core removal tool, I went to the auto parts store to get a new tool and more sealant. I bought the green Slime that some people recommended online and a stout, intuitive core removal tool. Turns out that removing the valve core is very easy. Once we got that done, I added the the Armor-Dilloz, replaced the valve cores, spun the wheels a little bit and aired them up. I tried to do all of that as quickly as possible, because they don't say in the instructions (they suck) if timing matters, but it seems like it might. Like magic, the tires held air and I was off to the races with a little bit of Armor-Dilloz remaining. On my co-worker's scooter, we used the Slime under the same procedure. His flat tire DID NOT seal! It's really hard to tell how much you're putting into each tire, so you just have to guess, so maybe we didn't put enough in, but we decided to add the little bit of remaining Armor-Dilloz to his flat tire and it sealed right up!
I gave the Armor-Dilloz five stars because it worked as well as anyone could hope and seemed to directly beat the Slime. However, it isn't all rainbows and butterflies. The Armor-Dilloz is twice as expensive for one quarter of the amount of Slime. That's EIGHT TIMES as expensive. The core removal tool they send with it is garbage. The instructions are garbage. Once you've gone through the process of figuring out how to use it, the actual product is excellent.
This is actually my 48th electric scooter I’ve owned. I buy and sell a lot. This one is easily on my top 5 favorite scooter list. I believe this scooter has lived up to the hype, is really enjoyable, great specs, that I’ll go over right now.
I’ll start from top to bottom.
The grips have a nice texture to them and lock in place. I did switch them over to more ergonomic grips, with palm support. I switched the handlebars out too. While there’s nothing wrong with the stock ones, I just like folding handlebars better. I put Vsett 9 handlebars on, they are arced so that’s really comfortable. Since they’re an inch shorter, it’s easier to fit on the sidewalk, while still being stable at high speed. Not to mention it fits in a trunk much better. The Logan hydraulic breaks are a first for me. I’ve tried Nutt and Zoom before. These Logan breaks are better then Zoom, but maybe equal to the Nutt breaks on my Solar EQ. Very good stopping power. I love the mixed regen breaks combined with the suttle hydraulics. The horizontal thumb throttle I do like more then a trigger throttle. I don’t mind the dead zone at all, and it just feels natural to use. I really like the NFC card feature. I think all scooters above $1000 should have an extra security feature like this to turn on. Always use a bike lock though. The controls are good. Easy to change speed modes, easy to turn on the lights and use the horn. The TFT display is sooo good! It’s so clear, so easy to read in direct sunlight, even with sunglasses on going fast. Shows everything you would need to know and maybe a bit more. Couldn’t have asked for a better display, it can even charge my phone. Hands down the best display I’ve ever had, with the Nanrobot Lightning 2.0 being a close second.
Now moving onto the stem, wish they would’ve have done a better job with the top cable wrap. The bottom part is threaded really well, but for some reason they didn’t apply that to the top wires too. I added some of my own cable wrap to that, works just fine. Wish I could show a picture of my setup. The light I love. It’s wide, but doesn’t have much vertical distance. It is super bright though. Definitely one of the brightest lights I’ve had. I feel a lot safer at night with this light, don’t really need an add on light. The horn is at the bottom, but I’ll talk about it now. It’s unique sounding, haven’t heard it before. Great for the streets, nice and loud, but for the sidewalk… yeah I’m gonna get a bell.
The stem feels solid. There is a tiny bit of play, but that’s just the suspension, not the stem. At the bottom of the stem, you have a big clamp to fold and unfold your scooter with. Does the job well, can’t complain. Feels solid, and it’s fast to do it too. I will complain about the lack of a way to lock the stem to the deck though. They told me mine would come with it, but it didn’t. I guess the next set will. Not a big gripe, but it does make moving it into a trunk more difficult.
Now moving onto the deck. The grip tape is alright, though I would prefer a rubber matte. There’s actually a perfect place in the front middle to put a bike lock, I love that. The charge port on top is good, spring loaded. The fast charger comes standard with this model, good for charging in 5hrs since I have the 25AH version, although I do worry that charging it fast all the time will wear out the battery lifespan quicker. The suspension is AMAZING, you can have it super plush, or pretty stiff, the levels of sensitivity actually work well and feel totally different when all the way tight or all the way loose. The tires look so cool imo, 10”x3” feels perfect, definitely prefer tubeless over tubed. Kinda wish they were puncture resistant though. I also like the quick disconnect to the motors for easier tire changing.
Now moving onto the specs. 60V 25AH battery with dual 1000W motors. The range I still have to test, though I expect 25-40 miles realistically. The motors actually have a very high peak of like 5600w, which combined with the 60V, makes for some great acceleration. In fact, the acceleration on this scooter is a game changer! The power gets 20% more with each speed mode. The first one is really gentle on eco, the second one D is okay, just like average. But the last three modes, you’re gonna want to hold on tight and brace yourself. The pull is something else! I love it. It’ll never get old. TAKE OFF LIKE A ROCKET!!! Add the boost in the advanced P setting for that extra power on the last speed mode. The hype online is not made up, you’ll love that extra acceleration. The speed though I have only gotten 35-36.7mph max. (Make sure you aren’t in USB mode with the speed limiter disabled) I don’t know why, I’m going on flat/downhill ground with all the P settings maxed. I’m gonna have to double check things, I want to reach that 42mph speed.
That’s all I have to say for now, overall I love this scooter, best acceleration, suspension, and screen I’ve had, out of 48 scooters I’v...
