Performance is such an important aspect of the electric scooter experience, and it has so many subcategories, that it can get confusing real quick.
All these numbers, stats, Volts, Watts, Amp-hours and RPMs and parameters, motors and batteries and chargers… beginners can easily get lost.
The posts here will help you make sense out of all of that mess quickly.
Heavier people will have different needs when it comes to electric scooters. As scooters gained popularity, it became apparent that the cookie-cutter models will no longer be a good fit for everyone. All of us that are on the bigger side will need more powerful models, with bigger weight limits. These are the best electric …
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Whether you’ve had a regular scooter and need an upgrade, you’re an adrenaline junkie and love speeds, or you just love great scooters, chances are you will end up looking at 2000W electric scooters. The scooters with motors of 2000 Watts are literally some of the best electric scooters in the world ever made. The …
Most 500W electric scooters are amazing value scooters. They are powerful enough to provide strong performance, but they’re not so powerful that they are unusable by the regular commuter. They offer a great balance between quality and price. That’s why we see them as a frequent choice for both novice and more experienced scooterists. Let’s …
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1000W electric scooters are the right in the middle between ordinary scooters, and the ones that start to get a bit too powerful. They will have great top speed and acceleration, big range on a single charge, great ability to climb hills, and nice, smooth stability of the ride. Best 1000W electric scooters Electric scooter …
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Powerful electric scooters are faster, more exciting, and usually of better quality than less powerful ones. The power of the motor is very important for pretty much everything about the scooter, and almost always higher power increases the price of the scooter because of that. Scooters with big crazy motors are often the best and …
When we ask “how long does an electric scooter charge last”, we’re talking about the time that a battery charge will last from the moment it is fully charged to the moment that it is fully discharged, while the scooter is being ridden. How long does an electric scooter charge last? On average, an electric …
Electric scooter battery life is the only major expense you will have related to your electric scooter. Since batteries for electric scooters are not exactly cheap, many scooterists are wondering about the battery lifespan. So today, we will answer how long do electric scooter batteries last. Electric scooter battery life – how long do electric …
How long do electric scooter batteries last? (and 11 tips to increase their lifespan) Read More »
The battery of your electric scooter is one of its critical, most important parts, if not the most important. It will determine so many things about your scooter, from the speed and the range, all the way down to the cost per charge, and the overall maintenance cost of your scooter. It is a very …
Comprehensive Guide to Electric Scooter Batteries (Must-Know Bits, Tips, Hacks) Read More »
We will go over the best electric scooters for climbing hills now, review their climbing angles and capabilities, and see what makes them great climbers. Best electric scooters for climbing hills Electric scooter Climb angle Confirmed? Price Note Dualtron X2 35° (likely more) yes $5999 Best climbing scooter Apollo Pro 40° yes $1799 – $3299 …
If you want to buy an electric scooter and you live in an area with lots of hills, you’ve probably wondered if electric scooters can go up hills at some point. After a lot of research, I’ve come up with the definitive answer. Can electric scooters go uphill? The short answer is that most electric …
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