INOKIM OxO

Ordering from fluidfreeride.com exceed my expectations. The price was great, I was able to save some money compared to the Inokim's website. I liked the fact that they send a video prior of receiving the scooter with some setup instructions. Overall, it was a great experience.

Received my scooter in good condition except for rear brake not working (other reviews have stated the same). Sent email to support with a video and picture and they promptly sent out a new rear caliper and bleed kit. Once received I bled the brake and never needed the new caliper (o-ring on screw was torn so I just replaced it). Replacing brakes with Magura MT7’s soon so not the biggest deal that it came the way it did but can see how it could put some people off that are relying on the stock brakes. Also, ordered the .stl file for the stem bracket on cults3D by a guy named sub13 on YouTube. Local machine shop doing the work so no need to worry about latch fatigue as a I won’t be dropping the stem down. The scooter itself rides very smooth and has a forgiving deceleration. Deck is a little slippery when wet but fine in the dry. This thing pulls strong and I’m 6’2” and 195lbs with a 12lb backpack. Zero negative thoughts about the OXO, very happy I chose it. A big thanks for Fluid Free Ride’s customer service...came through with no hassle.

I have had my OxO for a little over a month now and could not be happier!! This scooter is as advertised!! This scooter gets insulted if you only drive it 15 MPH with both motors on!! I have found at lower speeds, on pavement...if I turn the front motor off I get better control. With both motors on and open road, weight forward and hold on when you punch it!!

I had been driving an EcoReco L5+ for nearly 2 year and my OxO is far...far superior in every way, except...the kickstand. Inokim currently has this weak kickstand on the OxO. I have found my new scooter laying on the pavement a few times, very upsetting!! The current kickstand just is not strong enough to support the weight of the OxO. Also, the charging socket isn’t very durable...I would imagine after a few years of use, the weak charging socket may be an issue. Nevertheless, these minor issues I have are absolutely no reason for me to dissuade anyone from buying this scooter...I highly recommend the OxO if you are looking for an aggressive scooter!!

Hi Peter, well I haven't riden yet. My rear disc brake lever on the handle bar bottoms out before the brake pads contact the disc unless I pump the lever several times. After getting no response from inquiring above it, I realized that the fluid level is inadequate. I ordered a brake fluid replacement kit on 12/4 for which I have been billed but have yet to receive. I'm reluctant to ride without a properly functioning rear brake. When I receive the kit and do the fluid addition (I have the tutorial video) a will take my first ride. I have my 3rd e-bike now and am hoping the scooter is just as rewarding. Donald Vitukinas

I was going back and forth on either the OX or OXO. Trust me, spend the extra. It’s a little scary using both motors at first. But once you get used to it (took a few miles) you’ll be glad for the extra power. You can keep right up with traffic and even out pace traffic in certain areas. You can also turn off the front motor and then it’s basically an OX. I came from riding a gotrax and being at the mercy of other drivers. Not anymore!!! And I almost forgot about the range. I’m on the bigger side. First day out I did 24 miles and still had 2 bars and no noticeable power reduction. Also I wasn’t being easy on the throttle. I’m sure I could get 40+ in single motor being easy on it. All said, just buy it. You won’t regret it.

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