Whoa! This is it, the light electric vehicle that replaces everything else. I can't tell you how…read moreit perfect it is for a city like LA! I bought my Ojo because I injured my knee and it was literally a pain to walk or Uber because getting in and out of car to travel short distances took way too long. I also ditched my car over two years ago and travel exclusively using Uber, Lyft or public transportation. I looked at every option, from fold up scooters to a Segway. Nothing I researched had so many advantageous qualities like the Ojo. One of my favorite qualities is the Ojo is completely electric. It has a retractable cord with plug which you can plug into any outlet, Starbucks, the Gym, a friends house, etc. So yes, you don't leave a carbon footprint which is necessary for a place like LA. You can travel up to 25 miles on a full charge. Perfect for a city radius, so Teslaesque. I love, love, love riding my Ojo! First, the craftsmanship is sturdy, the weight and shock absorption legitimize its frame. When I tested it, I trusted it. The Ojo weighs about 60 pounds. There were no rattling sounds or plastic echoes. The Ojo has three gears with a top speed of 20-25 Mph, and when you're in gear 3 it definitely jumps to reach its top speed. The thumb throttle is cake. The front and rear brakes are than enough to give you ample time to stop. Yes, it also has a horn. Second, I'm a features (Bells and Whistles) person. My two favorite features are the USB port and the Bluetooth speakers. I purchased Roam Co-Pilot Smart Phone Mount that allows me see my phone and use it to play music through the built in BlueTooth Speakers. One of my favorite features in getting around Los Angeles is using Google Maps through the Ojo BlueTooth Speakers to navigate the city. Google Maps has a bike route option which is makes it extremely simple and safe to get to my destination. In addition to these features the screen on the Ojo has a Odometer, Speedometer, and volume meter for the BlueTooth speaker. It also has a power Fob and a motion activated alarm. Finally, I've seen people discuss the legality of using the Ojo on the street, bike lanes, sidewalks etc. All I have to say, check your local laws. The Ojo is a new class of vehicle, I use it many times a day and I've yet to get a ticket or get questioned by the police. The people whom designed it were intuitive in keeping the top speed below the threshold of requiring you to register it with the department of motor vehicles. I use it as one would a bike, simple. I take bike lanes or sidewalks. I also take it on the Metro. Even though the Ojo has a power button and alarm I also use a cable bike lock to secure it. Oh yes, my fiancé and I ride the Ojo together to workouts, coffee, movies wherever. I stand, she sits, we play Phil Collins, everything's lovely. We never have any issues as far as being scrutinized by the police or traffic safety. These light electric vehicles are the future, and the Ojo is at the Apex. They emit zero pollutants and are ideal over short distances. I'm assuming the radius of any major city is within 25 miles thus, there's really no place you can't travel. And even if you did, its so easy to charge. Traffic in LA is horrible and if more people used an Ojo the streets would be less congested and the air would be cleaner. What can I say, I'm a glass half full guy. I use my Ojo at least once a day and my theme music is Hits from the 80's (Danger Zone, All I Need is a Miracle, Heat of the Moment, Take on Me, etc). Make no mistake, the Ojo is legit, its redefining transportation, it's unstoppable. No serioulsy, it's unstoppable, you can just keep charging it over and over again. People, rise up! Ditch your cars! I did, I'm not going back! *If you love discounts and decide to get an Ojo type the promo code Chris100 to get $100 off and free delivery.

Love my Ojo! Well designed and a great ride, feels like a scooter Tesla should sell! ( I also have…read morea Tesla!:) Easy to charge and bluetooth for music listening. Makes getting around town fun and easy. This is the real deal!

Rented two of the sidecar scooters for my wife and myself while in Pismo. Had a great time driving…read moreall over Pismo, Arroyo Grande, Avila Beach. Scooters were in great condition they delivered them to us and picked them up and provided helmets. Wife absolutely had a fantastic time, I am a motorcycle rider bit still had fun cruising around on the scooters. They are very quiet and easy to ride. Highly recommend.

My family and I stopped in Avila Beach today and wanted to go on a bike. We have a 2 year old and…read moreneeded an easy bike and an easy trail. Jordan was extremely helpful. He rented us some electric cruisers and they were extremely intuitive and user friendly. Then the trail was about a 3 minute ride from the shop. It was extraordinary. There and back in an hour -- about 3 mile ride. Beautiful trees, beautiful scenery. My son had a blast. Highly reccomend. Thank you Jordan!!

The Wife and I were in Avila for my birthday week. We decided to rent some bikes to take on the…read moretrail that leads out to the Avila Barn. I ended up picking e-bikes and The Wife was terrified. She said, "If one of us dies, I'll be so mad at you!" She really did say that. We waltzed into the bike shop, in the group of shops right off Front Street. Easy peasy. The gentleman running the place was super nice and answered all of our questions and gave us some options to choose. We looked around and picked a couple of bikes that looked like standard, step through beach cruisers. I skipped the helmets, just to mess with The Wife. The nice dude went through the operating such as throttle, brakes, kick stand, turning on/off, etc... We were ready to cruise the open highways, wind blowing through our hair as we sped helmet-less, laughing and yelling at people. We really didn't yell at people, or go on the highway, or speed. We did laugh and have a great time while not going more than 10mph! Ha! We were both a bit shakey to start, as we had not ridden any type of bicycle in some time. It was just like a pedal bike and in fact we peddled quite a bit and used the throttle for some of the small hills just to make it easier. We had a great time and when we returned the bikes, yet another nice dude met us and checked in the bikes. We hung out and chatted for a bit before venturing off to find some cocktails to sip by the beach. Oh, and on the way home The Wife said that she had a great time on the e-bike and maybe we should look into getting some. Huh? OK... Go! Ride Wild!! HAVE FUN!!!