Hey hey hey everyone Ramier from Electric Scooter Guide,
and this is my top five dual-motor scooters for the Big Dawgs.
I feel like we're missing a Big Dawg perspective. Like most of these riders are under 190,
200 pounds. You know I'm 250 and we have a different experience. I just thought I could
bring my insight and share with y'all, my family. This is my personal thoughts I just been rocking
these five dual-motor scooters and I thought they were the best ones. Before we get this list going
I thought I'd bring my honorable mention the Dualtron Thunder II. Let's get into it. 10,000
watts! This is a beast and sometimes you need to go straight bananas crazy, uncontrollable
crazy zany whatever you want to call it. This is what this scooter is you get on it.
But for real, honestly though, you know it's not for the faint heart. Not for the,
if you're trying to ride like real calm. This is for experienced riders the Big Dawgs of the
Big Dawgs. The range on this is crazy, it's something close to 60 miles. We'll put it down
here. It's one of the fastest scooters we ever tested at ESG, in the top five, and it has super
nice swag lighting at nighttime, the streets are lighting up in crazy colors. Dualtron Thunder II!
Number Five: Apollo Ghost. We're starting to lift off with one of the best bang-for-buck
dual-motor scooters out there. It checks many of my Big Dawg requirements: good top speed,
great dual suspension, great braking, and it has a little bit taller ride with the taller handlebars.
When we first got this last year I was impressed, but really riding it throughout the years it stood
the test of time I go off curbs jumps and you know, it just it feels good when you ride and
not to mention at night with the blue and red lights, makes it that much greater. And
I think it's a great entry point for anybody when they want to get into dual-motors Apollo Ghost.
Number four: Wolf Warrior X. They have the Pro model and the base model. I don't care which
one you get I love them both. I know that it's a little bit smaller than most Wolf Warriors,
but there's something about it if it was me somebody's like hey remember I'm getting into
doing motor scooters, which one should I buy? Which one do you think would be great for me? I'm
trying to go fast I'm trying to get some range on there, I think this one is the perfect sweet spot.
44 miles per hour, it's plenty enough speed for anybody and it's light like that's the
thing. Like they thought our thumbnail with Paul holding it up like like over his head was fake,
but that was actually real. This thing is light but it can carry and handle big weight.
Like you still got the double stem it's still solid you can hit corners it has everything
that I like about the Wolf Warrior but man, if I had to pay for one scooter in the world
out of pocket, it'd be this one. That's why it's number four on this list.
Number three: Apollo Phantom. Yeah the V1 had its quirks you know, they fixed it with the V2,
but one thing I do appreciate about the Phantom is the innovation of it. Even when they introduced it
it was different I like the display, something new, like you know, this hexagon got numbers
on here, USB. I appreciate the handlebars I get real comfortable this is like, one of my favorite
handlebars. If you go back to our original review I spoke highly of the handlebars. I like how they
feel, the number one thing I appreciate the most about this scooter compared to all other
dual motor scooters on this list is the folding mechanism, This one is just simple, you know,
you press the lever you pull it over you put the pin in and you're out. It's sleek and cool
like when you ride this it feels nice. The bounce on is good, the spring on there is
loaded real nice compared to the Apollo Pro that I didn't like because I felt like I was in a bounce
house this one you can kind of get in there and turn it for me two turns are perfect enough for
my weight and you can get on there and be smooth and just ride looking cool. Apollo Phantom.
Number two NAMI BURN-E. The NAMI is just plain old different. It might not have the perfect roll out,
but once you got it rolling this is a completely different scooter. The
first thing you notice when you get on the NAMI BURN-E is the sinewave controller.
It makes the scooter super smooth acceleration. It's smooth, like when I got on it, I actually
rode it with one hand because I can control the speed that I was going. If you want to jam pack
and go super fast you hit the throttle you can do that you can go real slow as you want, real mid if
you want and you really don't find that in dual motor scooters. Like you normally just go go go
and little zip zip zip but to have this much power and that much control means something.
I'm not gonna confirm or deny that I got into a street race with a motorcycle, but trust me this
is a beast and it held up for the first couple of seconds you know. I was out in front ,"allegedly"
but that also led me to what I don't like about the scooter and why it's number two and
not number one and that's stability. When I was at the highest speed when I was getting to like
58 miles per hour because this baby can go, almost 60, but when I was getting up to those top speeds
I was kind of getting a little wobbly you know a little little Harlem shaking was going on and
I kind of freaked out, but other than that, if you're not really driving crazy like how I was
that day, this is one of the top scooters out there and it's just plain old different
and I can appreciate the innovations that they brought with this scooter. The tide is turning
and it's for a reason. I'm glad that I was one of the people that got to ride this.
Let's find out what number one is baby! Number one Kaabo Wolf King
GT Pro. If you know ESG and if you know me you know I personally like all Wolf scooters. I mean
obviously the Wolf X, I just picked. The Warrior 11, all the wolves are cool. Let's get the obvious
out the way: yes this is fast this is the fastest scooter I've ever ridden on. I haven't had the
luxury to ride a Rion scooter yet but this, 62 mile per hour, beast was enough for me.
Getting up to that speed is what makes this number one for Big Dawgs. Let me tell you when we ride
scooters, we're always panicking in the back of our head. Is the scooter going to hold up,
is it going to be stable is it going to be sturdy but this one you get that you can ride at high
speeds and maybe because of the double stem right here. It's really steady. I got it up to 59 and I
was still steady. Handlebar to deck ratio is 40 inches was pretty tall so you still get a
good riding stance and you really can just slam on it and jam on it. Also like the NAMI BURN-E,
it has the sinewave controller and you can do this one as smooth as well. Like you can kind of
same thing with the NAMI, you can creep it real slow or you can jam it
you can have that ultimate control. I like everything about it with this scooter. It makes me
feel free, like how you want to feel on scooters if you want ultimate control ultimate performance
and the most stability for a Big Dawg, I think this scooter is it.
That's it, everyone! I hope y'all like my top five dual-motor scooters let me know in the comments
your top five dual-motor scooters for big dogs and you guys might teach me something. Until
next time, this is Ramier from Electric Scooter Guide. Be safe wear your helmet and I'm out!
you