Hiboy S2 Pro

Yeah, and you guys have scooters already, right? All right? Well, thanks for checking it out. The pro is a tad heavy at 36.3 pounds, but it is rated u...

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Rain riding is not a recommended e-scooter activity. #### Activity:. Took a new Hiboy S2 Pro (500w) out on a bay trail, 4.71 miles of small gravel, mud, soil and sand in light to moderate rain with 20+mph wind with gusts of 40mph. Remaining battery was 54% from full, so it was quite strenuous on the scooter, especially going through sand and mud sections.

I ordered 2 scooters - a Fluid Freeride Horizon and a Hiboy S2 Pro. I rode the Hiboy around a bit the day they came but really not that much. Yesterday I took the Horizon for a much longer ride, I'd say a couple of hours. Really enjoyed it and had fun, but I could tell my calf on my back leg (right) was a little bit sore.

Out of the box, it seems very 'solid' and well-built. I bought my daughter a Gotrax GKS Lumios, which I received on Sunday, and the S2 feels a lot more 'serious', which I suppose makes sense, given the target market for these two scooters. It took about 10 minutes to assemble the handle bars, adjust the disc brake (I had to tighten it a bit), and pair the scooter with the Hiboy S2 app. Then, I was out the door.

Everywhere I go, I would be able to bring the scooter in and charge if needed. I'm drawn to scooters that are sleek-looking. A friend let me ride his Unagi scooter and that was fine but I pretty much ruled that out in favor of something like a Hiboy S2 Pro or a Segway Ninebot G30LP. I also like the option of a removable seat.