>>1952339>i tried to ride it but it was horrifying, its like being in a pool noodle thats about to collapse and throw you into the ground,Kick scooters are meant to go 5-15 km/h. Anything below and you're losing control because of a pothole, anything above, and you're loosing control due to speed and potholes.
Some kick scooters that have suspension and slightly more sane caster angle (Oxelo something from decathlon), you can go 5-20 km/h, because angles are correct for the speed, and suspension will absorb some potholes.
>specially electric ones that can go 32 kphElectric ones are slightly different.
Some use pneumatic tires, which are wider and more stable and will absorb shocks like a suspension would.
Others use solid tires, but they are still winder and softer than whatever kick scooters use, which again is more stable. And they usually have suspension.
Still, going above 25 km/h on 8 inch wheels is a suicide... I say this as somebody who did crash on e-scooter multiple times.
>atleast on a bike you are in a position where if you fall you can easily stabilizeYou fly head forward.
>but in a scooter you are standing up and if you fall you will touch the ground,You fly chin forward. If you're falling at lower speed, you've enough time to put hands infront of you, and well, fuck up your palms, if you've no gloves.
>>1952357>>1952356You're not supposed to put any weight on the steering, try steering with just fingers, that would give you the idea of forces required.
