This Wheelchair Is NOT For The Faint Of Heart! EASwe M10 (Grandpa's Dirtbike)

Testing out the EASwe M10 “Grandpa’s Dirtbike” to see if this little folding mobility scooter is actually as mild as the marketing says… or secretly terrifying off-road. In this video I take the M10 through real‑world tests: sidewalk cruising, gravel, forest trails, and some sketchy downhill sections that would make most “sensible” seniors nope out immediately. Then I hand the controls to my elderly neighbor, and my mom, to see what they think of it, dress up as an old man and send it, and even take a few laps with my cat riding to get his thoughts(don’t try that part at home). Support my work by clicking on the gadget in question - - https://easwe.com/?ref=Ginger Use code GOWGinger for a steep discount. Also check out the PEV Shop I run to grab some PEV goodies- - https://PEVoutlet.com The EASwe M10 is a compact, foldable electric mobility scooter rated for up to 265 lb riders, with a 250W brushless motor, dual removable lithium batteries (10.4Ah + 13Ah), electromagnetic braking and an advertised max range of up to 30 miles on flat ground. It tops out around 4 mph, weighs about 44 lb without batteries, and is designed to fold small enough to toss into a trunk while still handling mild hills up to about a 12° incline. On paper it’s built for seniors and everyday mobility; in this video we find out what happens when you treat it more like a tiny adventure scooter instead. If you’re thinking about buying the EASwe M10 for travel, daily mobility, or “totally normal” off-roading, this should give you a good idea of real‑world performance, comfort, and how it handles less‑than‑perfect terrain.