Dagwood continues his discussion with Inokim's designer and engineer Nimrod Sapir and Chief Technical Officer Allon Gladstone as they compare hang gliding to scooting, what it's like dealing with People's Republic of China factories and a secret Israeli technology that will be available as an option on future Inokim scooters that just might save your life.

You may not know the name of the engineer who pioneered hub motors and compact lithium batteries in electric scooters but here's your opportunity to hear the story of inventor, engineer, hang glider and electric scooter OG Nimrod Sapir! In this episode Nimrod is joined by his CTO, Allon Gladstone and they answer Dagwood's questions about the philosophy of design, tires and all things electric scooter.

A group of guys (mea culpa girls, I'll try to include the female perspective at the next roundtable) discuss all things related to the scooter lifestyle.

A scooter roundtable that includes a Fireman, a Paramedic and a Construction Magnate but no female representation! What? Dagwood drops the ball bigly by inviting a narrow, non-inclusive segment of the scooter community to talk about about the lifestyle, why it isn't for everyone and more.

In the news, Yogi Steve breaks his arm and Ginger on Wheels has a new product that you MUST BUY if you ride at night.

https://pevfirelight.com/

What is an Uber Scooter?

Ginger On Wheels is in Vietnam and has some observations on navigating the traffic and Dagwood shares his experience riding scooters in Hanoi as well as a remote area to the southwest bordering Laos. Should Scooterheads obey the law to the detriment of their own safety and well-being and when is it okay to ride on the sidewalk?

https://www.youtube.com/c/GingerOnWheels/videos

Scooters and skateboards are the same in the eyes of the Michigan state judicial system as electric scooters fall under "electric skateboard" laws, does that make sense?

All this and an original scooter song "Scoot on by" performed by Dagwood Streets; but don't fret, the song is at the end of the episode so you can skip it if you so desire.

Unagi killed the Model Eleven after investors pumped $700,000 USD into the venture via Indiegogo. Instead, they are bringing out the Model One Voyager, an upgraded version of the Model One. Find out why in this episode.

Dagwood talks to Esteban Juarez of Z E-Scooters in Mexico City. Listen as he struggles with his crappy Spanish language "skills" and tries to figure out a way to present the audio in an interesting way.

https://www.zescootersmx.com/

Para nuestros oyentes de Español les presentamos el episodio 93 en Español.

https://www.zescootersmx.com/

The British media continues to put its lack of understanding of electric scooters on display

Dagwood narrowly escapes a massive earthquake to apprise you of the electric scooter situation in CDMX (Ciudad De MeXico)