Dualtron Victor First Impressions! New 50 MPH Electric Scooter with Insane Performance

The Dualtron Victor is a sub-$3000 electric scooter with impressive performance and quality, with a few design quirks. It is insanely fun to ride and a scooter to consider if you are in the market for a high-end beast. Links below!

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[RKRides]

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[esaulgtz]

The most complete/well done video i've ever seen so far, thank you man! Waiting for mine to arrive :(

[freshlycharged]

Fantastic review! We need more quality escooter content on YT! Love your style and enjoyed this video from beginning to end!

[greenjeff]

Thank you! Very nice video and very informative! I’m a new scooter rider and your videos have been extremely helpful in understanding everything. Your tips and suggestions have led me in the right direction many times.

One of my peeves is when companies know the flaws/faults in their product and instead of making things standard they charge for the solution. One instance where a company did the right thing was with the Varla Eagle One. Yours originally shipped with mechanical brakes. When they realized they had poor performance, they swapped them out with hydraulic brakes. Now that’s standard on that scooter. That makes me really confident that they care about their customer’s safety and experience and also their product’s performance.

[mackygreen]

*_I'm glad I found your Channel (this video, specifically). I love the way you review - it's very real and natural and so easy to understand. More electric scooter videos (unboxings, reviews, vlogs, anything about e-scooters), please. Cheers! Ride safe always._*

[kblop]

Nice video, but you are wrong when you say it is difficult for the replacement of tires. It is actually really convenient, you just have to unscrew the arm (opposite of the break side) and unscrew the rim of the wheel. you don't have to remove the engine at all. Also using a fast charger damages your battery whit the time.

[AbRob]

Awesome initial review well done, and good for highlighting the short comings also

[ron]

Love your reviews always man. Every sec has important data so it feels 18 minutes seems short. You deserve more subs.

About the Victor it was my first choice. I'm glad I chose Nami Burn-E Viper. It's already 3 months and the issues is almost none compare to Victor. If I have to buy those accessories from dualtron, it will just reach the price of Nami. I also tried the Victor two weeks ago. 70kph felt would break legs. That speed would feel comfortable and slow for Nami, honestly. But I still admire the Victor its high deck and size would be easy to maneuver but it's made for 50 to 60kph speed. Faster than that would be dangerous because it's small. That size is scary for speeds.

Your review is outstanding. 👍

[benjaminreid]

Brilliantly put together once again. Those niggles you’ve had with it make me appreciate my VSETT 10+ even more. A model to look at in the future as it addresses all of those issue and is closer to $2000.

[itsduncan]

I love watching your videos, you have inspired me to sasve up and buy an electric scooter. Im getting it in 4 days im really excited and im going to make videos with it.

[JamesFaction]

I never had my standard dualtron grips shift at all. Ever. Feels like they are glued on. Never had the display/throttle move on me. Maybe both are loosening for you in hot weather? Rarely gets over 25°C here. The folding bars are rock solid and they're really excellent. I have an older Dualtron 2 with the same bars, 5600km on that one now.

Sealant has kept me safe from having to repair the one flat i got so far (about 400km). The one thing i found really painful about the tyre changing experience (well, I removed the arms to adjust the ride height) was the mudguards. If the screws for them were accessible then removing one swingarm is all you'd need to do to change a tyre or remove the whole assembly. No need to touch that nut with the power cable running through it.

Overall the Victor is an outstanding scooter and possibly the best power-to-weight of anything out there other than Rion or maybe Weped.

[Robert]

Thank you so much for this i hope to get mine very soon i almost bought the kaboo wolf king but the weight is what done me in on the deal breaker thank you again for a great video

[TheLillianYoung]

Excellent review. My neighbor has one and I saw one for sale by an owner online. I’m an EUC rider but am limited to non-windy days. I’ve sold past scooters but am eyeing this brand in case I want one in my PEV collection.

[franciscoherrera]

Please upload the full review, i’m waiting ! Cool video bro

[googleuser]

I looked at this and wound up going with an Achilleus (2022 -- $3, 600). There are so many scooters out there, like an arms race! I still want several others like the new Segway G2

[thefpvlife]

Great insight. I just hope the heat dissipation is up to par. My neighbors brand new 4 day old storm literally fried. Overheated n shut down. Minimotors is professionally handling everything.

[idrissamorehouse]

Thanks for the thorough and relaxed review -im out in the Cali desert cruising using a Vsett 8R which is good but not powerful enough - liked that this is a power scooter that still has foldable handle bars - the the tire issue def is too much headache for me - would love to see a comparison between this one and the Vsett 11

[loganokayyoudontneedtoknow]

Hey, hope you are having a great day/night rk9, I love your content, keep up the great work!

[DT-Nicky]

The Victor is powerful, but at what Don't get me wrong, even I thought that the Victor had tubeless I guess not. The ending of this video had really good critiques, really does show what this scooter needs to be improved upon by Mini motors. The speed was amazing wasn't it and the rear foot rest is essential for any scooter that has high acceleration (aka wheel burnouts). Really awesome video looking forward to the full review. Have you tried using sugru to keep the display and screws for the rear mud guard in place. Had a similar problem on my Emove Cruiser, but luckily for me it wasn't major screws, just minor screws that served little purpose. I'd say give it a try, but that would be 8 bucks lol lol Stay safe

[gazwandsoxthedog]

love the review - many thanks for taking the time and effort to post this,
on the subject of the suspension being stiff - have you tried lowering the suspension as per the different markings on the swing arms - i believe this can alleviate the stiffness