“As a teacher/rider in motocrossing and street riding I wanted something rugged and off road super cool scooter love the suspension and nice brakes that allow you to do some cool slides , feels like I'm motocrossing with a scooter”
“This scooter is really nice to drive but i don't know if mine had a problem cause i was clearly not able to do 100km with it ... i was doing maximum 50km even on 1wheel drive/eco mode/2 gear at 20mph cruise control on flat surface ... at this price i had no choice but to return it cause i want the range ...not the power .... But great support at fluidfreeride, nice response delay and service. (Wolf warrior 11 with off road tire)”
“This scooter is heavy and big. I'm 5.5ft 120lbs but I do love this scooter. The more it heavy the more it stable. I love riding this scooter. But things I wishes are they inventing easy tool to change the tire so I can easily swap to off road tire to road tire. Right now I'm stuck with off-road tire, and the Led light, They only have one color. I want to be able to change any colors. After all, I want to say you get what you pay for. This scooter is a high quality.”
“I am so glad I purchased the wolf warrior. The motorcycle style triple tree front end is rock solid at any speed. IMO, it is far superior to the stems found on everything else. While the desire to ride the scooter off road drove my decision to purchase the wolf warrior, after riding it for the past few weeks, I would select this scooter even if I were only planning to use it on pavement. I recently got the opportunity to spend some time on a Kaabo mantis 10 pro which is also a very good scooter, but IMO the wolf warrior is an order of magnitude better scooter in terms of ride stability, performance, range, and features while only costing a few hundred dollars more. The scooter arrived in good condition. I am happy with Fluid Freeride but watch out for the shipping companies because even though they say they will not deliver without a signature, Fedex left the scooter in my driveway and did not so much as knock on the door to let me know it had been delivered. Be careful.”
“I known they say do not ride this thing in the rain, but I got stuck in a very light sprinkle and had no choice. It was a very light rain for 5 minutes. I stopped under a tree to be sure and try to keep scooter dry. I started going after rain about 100ft distance, and the throttle maximized and wouldn't stop. Fortunately I was in gear 1, eco single motor mode or else I would have seriously got injured. So I had to jump off the scooter and it landed in grass. Nothing broken on me or the scooter, motor still maximized laying on ground. I looked and saw that the throttle display lcd was showing all the lcd display icons at once, so I knew somehow the display or board got ruined and shorted out. Was that because of the fall or maybe a tad bit of water? Surely there is some sort of rubber seal? Keep reading.... So I had to get the scooter off or I couldn't lift it on 2 wheels, I was holding power or any other button, that would not do anything. So I had to pull the power cord (1 of 3 cords going down the bars) and the scooter turned off. Finally, then the fun part. 100lbs, walking home about 5 miles. I was upset, to say the least. The rain was so minuscule, the scooter was dry within minutes of falling. I actually tried plugging back in power cord about 3 times on my walk back, to no avail. Nothing working, still showing weird lcd on screen, wouldn't power off, had to pull cord again. Then I got all the way home. Removed handlebar display throttle brain unit, took apart with few screws on back. There were a few drops inside near the board and magnet throttle actuator. There is NO rubber seal or anything of the such keeping ANY moisture from getting in there to protect the board. Or to make sure throttle doesn't randomly maximize and send you to death or injury or law suits. Extremely poor design and very risky as a business. So I decided to take a blow dryer to it because there was a very small amount of moisture to dry up. Waited 2 hours, powered on, and now it's working. So I thought. Took in yard, throttle maxed again. I jumped off AGAIN, about sprained my ankle, the doctor said I hurt my wrist and had to get XRays done - have proof of that, scooter dumped into a tree. Nothing broken on me or scooter. I took the unit back apart, let air overnight, rode next morning, seems to be fine. For now. I am scared to even try anymore. But I love this thing. Every other part of this thing is built like an animal. It is amazing. But....
This is an outdoor machine right? You can expect SOME type of moisture. Even a very light rain. How can you charge $3k for a scooter that can't handle 5 minutes of a sprinkle of rain while stopped? This should be unacceptable for a product development team. Redesign the unit to have some sort of seal(s) around that unit to protect the board and throttle. I have off road tires. It may get dirty, right? So, I can't even spray it off? This has a very high chance of people getting seriously hurt because of this. Maybe the business can see that perspective and mitigate that risk. But how will they make it right for me? How will product design enhance this engineering to prevent future injury? I pray they do. What about the cost of my XRays I had taken 3 days ago?
I read so many reviews and picked FluidFree ride because they seem like they very best in the business. I own businesses as well, so I appreciated that. I also was immediately planning on buying at least 1 to 3 more for my guests to ride. Let's see what Fluid Free says about this imcident and what they are willing to respond with. A lot of people are watching this.”
“The warrior is fast and truly solid on or off road.
It actually can be dangerous if you don't know how to ride on two wheels.
Not recommended for complete beginners.
The off road tires create a wobble at high speeds >50 mph on roads.
Super fun.
Best for intermediate to advanced riders.”
