Inside The Box: The KuKirin G2 Master Review
Dec 27, 2024
Hey everyone! Today, I’m excited to introduce you to the KuKirin G2 Master, a fantastic scooter priced under $1000. Let’s unbox it and take a closer look!
Unboxing and Assembly
I could already tell this scooter had potential as I opened the box. A bit of assembly is required, specifically attaching the handlebars to the stem. I’ll be using a drill for this process to save time, but you can easily use the included toolkit if you prefer. Start by unscrewing the head unit, positioning the handlebars so they’re level, adjusting the brakes to your comfort, and then securely tightening everything down. That’s it—you’re ready to ride!
First Impressions
Once I took the G2 Master for its first spin, I was blown away! The ride is strong and sturdy—no wobbles, shakes, or vibrations detected. The power is impressive, and the brakes offer solid performance, not to mention the battery life that seems to last and last. Let’s kick things off with a hill climb test.
Hill Climb Performance
As I approached a steep hill, I could already sense the KuKirin G2 Master was going to excel. With minimal effort, I accelerated up to 25 mph in no time—and kept going! We hit a staggering top speed of 39 mph! The G2 Master passed the hill climb test with flying colors.
This model boasts a top speed of 37 mph, powered by a robust 52V battery with a capacity of 21Ah, paired with two 1,000W motors. The power behind this scooter is phenomenal!
Features and Design
The G2 Master is equipped with front and rear suspension, excellent side and rear lighting, and air-filled 10-inch tires. It also features disc brakes, a grippy deck, and a stylish design enhanced by vibrant orange accents.
Inside the box, you’ll find an instruction manual, a wheel lock, a toolset, a tire pump, and a battery charger—everything you need to get started.
Speed Test
Now it’s time for the top-speed test! I’ll be using a GPS speed meter to measure the speed and will compare it with the scooter’s dashboard display. Here we go!
With the wind at my back, I shot past 30 mph and climbed to 37 mph quickly before coming to a stop. Checking the GPS confirmed it: 37 mph, matching the advertised top speed perfectly!