INMOTIONReviews of store.inmotionworld.com

Site claims 15 day worry free return policy. Beware! When you go to the link on their website for the actual return policy, they claim to not accept returns, basically for any reason. Oh yeah also if you maybe did have a reason they accepted it's a 25% restocking fee? I was sold on an "Early Black Friday" promotion where the image showed a 2024 "lowest price guarantee" then guess what? A week after I'd received it they lowered the price $50 and I asked for a rebate. They told me my cost was only specific to the time limited "promotion"in which my purchase was made. All they did was offer a discount on another one of their products which is absurd... Even when you start up their app to control settings on the scooter you have to wait for an advertisement trying to sell you on more of their stuff! The product itself is somewhat satisfactory but what an absolute garbage customer experience :(

FLAGSHIP RS: Dead line on arrival. Crushed brake line making the machine inoperable and to this day it is not operational. Huge safety concern. From my understanding brakes are the only safety feature this machine has! Yes, Inmotion sent a replacement which took two weeks (making one week to receive and three weeks and counting of regret) It is a fine machine but after doing more research, it has a lot of production issues. Customers are praising a company for sending replacement parts of a product after owning it less than a year or on arrival. This odd because naturally this means the product is not good or reliable. The need for speed should not exceed the product's reliability! You buy a product, customer service is included! It should not ever come as a surprise that you were taken care of. It's like giving a restaurant 5 stars because of the service, yet the food was horrible and needed to be sent back and back and back. You did not order the food to see how many times the server would be kind enough to replace the order. This machine needs better QC and QA. So what happened... Inmotion was horrible in their customer responses, as it seems to use an AI response to emails, as the articulation is not natural for any human on this planet. Once I informed Inmotion about the brakes the same day of delivery, there was no sense of urgency to correct the brake damage. They stated someone would get back with me in 2-3day business days, so unacceptable. Someone/thing did contact me through email days later. They gave Three options! None of which suggest a replacement scooter, a partial refund or refund. A repair that would cost me a lot of money to have this machine shipped off to a tech. Or they can send the part and I can fix it myself...A Brand new scooter mind you. I didnt pay 4k to wrench a brand new scooter, but I guess I did! IMO for now stay away from this company as they have too many red flags in their product. (Bad motors, too many error codes, controller issues, it seems the machine breaks easy under to much load/heat. ) And the use CEVA a one star carrier for deliveries, WHY? They are selling over priced products that have a very short shelf life, may it seems. As well as the reviews they are posting are internal employees as I have spoken personally with serval of them that have left reviews on this site. This is not something a STR8 up company would do!

I bought 2 V5s for me and my son to learn to ride together. On one of our outings, I rode onto some loose gravel and my tires sunk in, after losing balance, I found that a small rock had lodged inside my wheel. Long story short, it fried my board. I contacted inmotion support, provided my information. Initially, they decided it was not covered by warranty because it was not their fault a pebble but after I expressed my disappointment, I was very surprised to hear back from them, they decided to send me the part for free! Now we're back up and running. I'll be buying my next wheel with inmotion because of this experience. Thank you!

The steering dampener is junk. It has a head shake. Fix it b4 some rookie gets hurt. Sad I have to fix it myself. What weight are the shocks preset at? Simple things. Headlight is a joke. I have raced motocross all my life. I prefer suicide throttle. Half of 1 is dangerous. Comes with 1 charger, then they try to rip you off for the 2nd one. Is a 4 thousand dollar scooter. Give me a 30 dollar 2nd charger.

I wanted to try out EUC for the first time. After some online research I found the v8f wasa highly recommended choice for a first wheel. So I ordered it from inmotionworld.com. I recieved the v8f very quick. After watching some online videos on setting it up I still had some questions about charging. So I asked the inmotionworld.com staff the questions. They replied quickly and with extra information/learning tips. The physical quality of the wheel is really nice trolley handle is easy to use and move around. It's also not very heavy, about the same weight as my electric skate board. Now I'm off to learn to ride this new vehicle. Thank you, I will stay in contact if I've got any more questions.

I've been riding electric unicycles for the last few years, but I've been interested in the E20 as a beginner wheel to convert friends to the sport. Its small size is really approachable, and the dual wheels provide extra stability at slow speeds in a straight line. For carving/turning, it feels a bit weird, but for beginners, it gets them over the initial fear of trying an EUC. Overall, it's been a pleasure to work with Inmotion and this wheel. Hopefully, it'll help introduce new riders for future group rides!

The scooter is a beast no doubt about it. The only issue I have with it is related to the charging ports, and brakes should be faster in slowing down the scooter. HOWEVER, the scooter is an absolute and utter god of e-scooters tech. I believe it's the best out there, fat better than other scooters. It is certainly worth the price. I cannot wait for a new version, to go crazy, and perhaps have the ability to make a custom designs?

InMotion Climber Scooter Dual Motor Review The InMotion Climber Scooter with dual motors is a standout option for urban commuters, offering impressive power and performance tailored for city environments. Here’s a closer look at its features and performance, especially concerning off-road capabilities. Design and Build Quality The scooter sports a sleek, modern aesthetic, making it visually appealing for city rides. Its solid construction ensures durability, and the foldable design adds practicality for easy storage and transport. Performance With dual motors, the Climber excels in urban settings, providing strong acceleration and the ability to conquer inclines with ease. It reaches a respectable top speed, making it ideal for navigating through busy streets. The responsive throttle enhances the riding experience, allowing for quick getaways at stoplights. Battery Life The battery offers a commendable range, allowing for longer rides without frequent recharging. The smart battery management system helps prolong its lifespan, ensuring you can rely on it for daily commutes. Comfort and Handling While the scooter excels in city riding, it lacks a dedicated shock absorption system. This makes it less suitable for off-road adventures, as the ride can feel jarring on uneven surfaces or bumps. Riders may find it uncomfortable on rough terrain, which is a significant drawback if you’re looking to explore trails or rugged paths. Smart Features The Climber comes equipped with a digital display that shows essential stats like speed, battery life. Bluetooth connectivity allows you to sync with a mobile app for additional tracking and insights, enhancing the overall riding experience. Conclusion In summary, the InMotion Climber Scooter Dual Motor is an excellent choice for urban commuting, delivering power and efficiency. However, its lack of shock absorption makes it less suitable for off-road use. If your primary focus is city riding, it’s a fantastic option. For those looking to venture off the beaten path, you might want to consider alternatives with better suspension systems.