Apollo City

Not only does it walk you through the startup of your scooter and offer you helpful getting started videos, but you've got real control of various set...

All right? That's/\s/my take on Apollo City Pro. Back to you Paul/\s/ and I'm out! Portability is the one area where/\s/the new City Pro doesn't beat ...

Am very new to electric scooters as of this week. Was walking my dog at the park and saw a couple with scooters and decided to approach them and ask about their experiences. They had the $2500 Apollo ones, and they let me try riding it (sidenote: e-scooter people are so nice). This whole time I assumed e-scooters are hard to balance on, but it was so easy.

* Apollo City - heaviest, prefer to avoid 40 lbs, but this seems to have the nicest ride of the 3. I've considred Ninebot max, but it feels a little too bulky and even heavier. Any other scooters I should be looking into? Any suggestions based on what I've looked at or have't?

I only regret I wasn't able to purchase an Apollo City as my first scooter, but that's ok. The time will come where I will save enough money to upgrade. However, the fact that the Fluid scooter is much more solidly built than the other entry-level brands plus the ease to get replacement parts online (from the manufacturer) is just a dream.

Dang - man - I bought a Apollo City last week end thinking their stuff was in Montreal but once I paid, it was prepping to ship from a warehouse near the pacific ocean in British COlumbia. Right there I had a red flag.. but I already commited and paid. Then, flooding happened and God knows when they will be able to ship and.. and they offer free shipping but its LAND! .. Canada is WIDE!.

I also like the design of the Apollo City Pro scooter. It’s nice to see scooters that have a thoughtfully integrated design rather than just looking like a big slab with some wheels and a stem thrown together with off the shelf parts.

I’ve been happy with my Apollo City except that it was a bit heavier than I wanted (only 39 lbs but still). Just bought the trolley wheels off another redditor and it transformed the thing. I rolled it into City MD yesterday and no one said anything and it was easy to roll. Obviously I’d still have an issue with stairs, but I live on the first floor and it’s a subway replacement for me so I won’t be carrying it onto the train anyway.

I wouldn't expect more than 12miles though. If you could do a heavier scooter, the Apollo City at 39lbs would be a better option with a slightly larger battery, better brakes, 600w continuous 800w peak output motor and a very durable scooter like Inokim.

I have a Zero 9 clone, an Apollo City. The day the box arrived, I applied 3oz of blue Armor Dilloz per tire. 315mi on the clock..NEVER had a puncture ever (Had a sharp tack stuck on the rear tire thread once..pulled the shit out, no puncture nor air leaks; am simply blown away-pun). Try to invest in a bottle.