What Happens at 22 MPH on a Scooter? Hiboy MAX Pro Review

FULL DISCLOSURE/SHAMELESS PLUG: Hiboy sent me this scooter for free, didn't pay me to say nice things (just to say things), and yes, I get a tiny commission if you use code "BRIANMAKSE" for 7% off at https://www.hiboy.ca/collections/electric-scooters/products/hiboy-max-pro-electric-scooter. Essentially, if everyone watching buys one, I might earn enough to buy a custom racing livery for this scooter. Racing doesn't pay what it used to, folks, but the sponsorship opportunities in professional scootering remain untapped! From the race track to the bike lane! In this unexpected review, I put my professional racing driver skills to the test analyzing the Hiboy MAX Pro Electric Scooter. With 46 miles of range, 22mph top speed, and surprising engineering quality, could this $899 scooter be the ultimate race paddock transportation solution? I compare it directly with my Honda Motocompacto to determine which deserves a spot in the racing transporter. Join me as I apply race-level analysis to this 650W (0.87hp) electric scooter, testing everything from throttle response and cornering dynamics to suspension performance over Toronto's brutal urban terrain. Watch as I evaluate the Hiboy MAX Pro's split wheel hub design, dual suspension system, and integrated braking through the eyes of someone who typically drives vehicles with several hundred more horsepower! The results might surprise you. DETAILED REVIEW INCLUDES: • Professional analysis of handling, acceleration, and braking performance • Direct comparison with Honda Motocompacto for paddock transportation • Real-world range testing and battery performance evaluation • Detailed ergonomics and control interface assessment • Value proposition analysis for serious users KEY SPECIFICATIONS: • ONE-STEP Folding Design, Easy Storage • 75KM Long Range & Three Riding Modes • 650W MAX Power Motor and 35.4KM/H Speed • Smart Battery Protection and Safety Certification • 11-Inch Tires and Front & Rear Suspension System • Efficient Braking & Comprehensive Lighting System • Motor: 650W max output (500W rated) • Battery: 48V 15Ah Lithium-ion (720Wh) • Range: 46.6 miles (75km) • Top Speed: 22mph (35.4km/h) • Weight: 51.59 lbs (23.4kg) • Tires: 11-inch pneumatic with split wheel hub design • Suspension: Dual suspension system • Braking: Integrated electronic front + disc rear • Price: $699 USD / $899 CAD Meet the Garage MVP: Tiny Wheels, Big Laughs on My Honda Motocompacto Joyride https://youtu.be/Mal3P40Lbac ——————————————————————— // MY AMAZON STORE with my favorite things for drivers https://www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-4cc174af (this is an affiliate link) /// MERCH Pick up some sweet merch in our store! https://brian-makse-shop.fourthwall.com/ /// HELP US OUT Gearheads! We take great pains to make sure this show sounds great, but quality post-production ain't cheap! Donate credits at https://auphonic.com/donate_credits?user=brianmakse to keep our show's motor running. Even small donations help cover editing costs so we can keep bringing you tuned audio that captures the essence of automotive freedom. Help out fellow car nuts spreading the passion for driving - donate to our Auphonic credits today! /// SUBSCRIBE Subscribe NOW to Brian Makse's Channel: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=brianmakse /// SOCIAL Instagram: http://Instagram.com/BrianMakse Twitter: http://Twitter.com/BrianMakse Facebook: http://Facebook.com/MakseAttack Spotify: https://sptfy.com/brianmakse Link In My Bio: https://makse.com/linkinbio/ /// MORE About Brian: http://makse.com/about /// WHAT I'M LISTENING TO Real AF With Andy Frisella https://andyfrisella.com/blogs/realaf-podcast Be sure to let us know what you think about this video and smash the subscribe button if you haven’t already! Test vehicles are provided by the respective manufacturers for review purposes, unless otherwise noted, and all opinions are our own. Music © 2025 Russell Soares (russellsoares.com), used with permission, all rights reserved. #ElectricScooter #HiboyMaxPro #RacingDriver #PaddockTransportation #Motocompacto #ElectricMobility #UrbanTransport #TechReview #brianmakse