Caroma 1200W Peak Electric Scooters for Adults, 14″ Fat Tire, 500Wh Battery, 30 Miles Range, 20MPH Top Speed, Foldable Electric Scooter with Seat, Dual Shock Absorbing Electric Bike for Commuting

Great Scooter 🛴
I have been riding around on this Scooter now for a few weeks and so far so good 👍 Comfortable ride with nice shock suspension in the rear and front. Helpful with the very many uneven roads and pot holes in NYC. Nice display on the right handle bar. The scooter has 3 speed variations and you can toggle between odometer, speed, time on scooter, & battery power output. Easy to turn on front light by headlight which is bright and adjustable. Rear light also comes on and is bright for night time use and when braking. The scooter sits low to the ground and so does the seat so if your looking for something with a little more height or want to stand this isn’t the scooter for you. That said seat is comfortable. Nice basket in the back also. There is light assembly required but comes with all the tools you need. I would recommend investing in some WD40 for maintenance and occasionally checking things like the air pressure in the tires and making sure all your nuts and bolts are tight. Ignition key is a little tricky to figure out and if you attach this to your keys make sure to get a quick release as you have to leave the key in to use the scooter and it’s located at the bottom of the platform. You can set it to lock position so don’t worry about it coming out – it won’t. Overall for the price it’s a great purchase.

Fun, but the 350W motor is a little underpowered for extended use and climbing hills.
Start with the disclaimer: If you’re looking for a scooter than can handle hills for someone over 200 lb, the 350W motor/ 36V 5.2Ah battery is a little underpowered. And don’t trust the 15 mile range, that’s for people who weigh around 100 lb and drive downhill all the time. If you live in a hilly environment, you might want to power up to the 750W motor/48V 10.4Ah battery. You’ll appreciate that you did. It’s worth the extra $150.That said, this is a delightful scooter with a remarkable price tag. Let me repeat that, this is a very fun scooter for close range travel, say a 4 or 5 mile round trip. It charges quickly, costs pennies per charge, does 20 mph on a flat surface or downhill (downhill is basically coasting, as the motor cuts out at 20 mph for legal reasons). It holds riders up to 6’4″ (1.9m) comfortably. The shock absorbers, wider tires, and cushioned seat make for an amazingly smooth ride. There is surprisingly good acceleration on level ground. It’s agile, easy to dodge the potholes, has a very good turning radius. It’s fun to ride and definitely classifies as cheap thrills.A few suggestions for accessories: Bicycle helmet, extra inner tubes, a good tire pump, mirrors, cable lock, a sturdy water bottle, bungie cords for the basket, smart phone mount (for GPS speedometer). If it’s raining or muddy, a weatherproof backpack or knapsack with a change of clothing and zip bags for wallet, phone, etc.The brakes are good. Always brake first with the rear tire (right hand), as center of gravity is a little on the high side. A sudden front wheel stop at full speed could tip the rider over the front tire.And get extra keys made. It comes with two, but more is wise. The key at ground level is bit risky for off pavement or in a spill, it pays to have extras, just in case.

It broke and we were out of luck.
We live in Tucson. I purchased this scooter because Lisa had broken her foot and needed the get around Avalon on Catalina Island where she worked for the summer as a massage therapist. We had to pay over $100 for shipping to the island, even though I’m an Amazon Prime Member. The scooter worked very well – – it was a great ride and had an excellent range. Two weeks later, it stopped working. It simply wouldn’t go, even with a full charge. We contacted the seller who told us to send them a video of its not working. The site wouldn’t accept the video (wrong format); so I sent a picture. I asked if the electric bike company on the island could fix it without voiding the warranty. They said no. They asked us to send a picture of the label on the controller. We didn’t know what that was; so sent pictures of every label we could find on the scooter. The page wouldn’t accept the pictures (wrong format.) I explained the situation and asked if they could just call me so we could work it out because Lisa was going back to Tucson soon. They said they couldn’t call. They would send a new controller to our address in Tucson. We gave up. I gave the scooter to the electric bike shop on the island before we left. I asked them to fix it and then give it to someone who really needed it. (It’s a small community where everyone knows each other.) So Lisa had to pay for transportation all summer, we have not scooter, and we’re out $800. I’m not pleased.

Es bueno y cómodo.Lamentablemente dice que es para personas altas, mido 1.85 y tengo que agacharme.Constantemente hay que apretar las tuercas de las tazas

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