What is the farthest distance you have driven this on a single charge, and if I may, approximately how much do you weigh?
752153
The scooters comes standard with 17AH BATTERIES. You can buy an additional backup if you like for $298 - contact TOP MOBILITY for any more details.
752154
the weight is about 115 pounds. At an additional weight of 200 pounds it will go around 8-12 miles on one charge - Great battery 17amp Back up batteries are $200 Phillips
258474
my husband weighed between 260 and 280 lbs and he rode it all the time. I charged the battery weekley
751339
On a full charge my boy that weights 95pds will last about forty five minutes , depending on how he rides it !!!!
886289
according to the manufacture's website it weighs 7.5 oz. I have one and it's quit lite. The package with the charger etc. must be 1.4 pounds.
788226
E-Wheels Speed Range: 1/2 mph - 15 mph Model: EW-36-R Battery Range: Up to 45 miles Weight Capacity: 400 lbs. Warranty: 3 Year Warranty Product Weight: 200 lbs. Product Dimensions: 61" x 29" x 41". Thank you!
172989
The charge will last 30 minutes. I have a e300 and a e200. The e300 won't climb any hills at all. The e200 will and is a lot better scooter.
427146
Roughly 4 pounds or so. I have carried it quite a distance from the car to stands without trouble.
1829688
Quite a lot actually. My setup was a Schwinn Meridian Trike with about 40-50 lbs of batteries and I weight 270 lbs. The motor has plenty of horsepower for acceleration and climbing hills available despite the load I placed it under.
209913
It's 20 pounds. Pick it up, carry it outdoors and plug into an outdoor outlet. But if by "portable" you mean battery operated walk around, no.
1213931
I have a prodeco genesis 500 and i weigh 260lbs so far so good. I put 200 miles on it so far.
110059
mine is under 2lbs. i've got one for work and one for home. it might be 5lbs with the charger.
1857577
This answer depends on three factors. How heavy is the rider of the scooter, how fresh is the charge, and how steep is the hill? My 9 year old easily flys up hills at 95 lbs. and the charge easily lasts 35-45 minutes on smooth level terrain. My 240lb. frame needs a little kicking action to get up hills, but easily pulls me around on level ground. For the price, I don't think you'll be disappointed.
696949
I haven't actually weighed it but while it is heavy I don't think it's quite that heavy. The shipping boxes, there are 2, and styrofoam packing only adds up to about a pound or so. The battery itself comes attached with carry rope handles that make carrying it easier than you'd otherwise think. The factory says they come 80% charged. They stink the house up pretty good when you charge them fully. Don't get alarmed when you hear the sizzling sound while charging, the factory says that's normal. I kept an eye on it while charging, no battery wall structural deformation.
1994228
It hasn't been used since last fall. I contacted my grandson who told me it still charges up (after 2 years of massive abuse) but the battery runs down in no time. He claims he has had it run as far as 'Kevs house' which is probably 5 city lots down the street. So I would estimate at 40 foot per lot, then 200 feet would be about right. I'm amazed that the thing still exists, given his ability to destroy anything not made of 1/4" steel plate. It'll probably need batteries this spring or a complete rebuild. Maybe his father could reach into his pocket and cover that? hope that helps.
900615
Yes I towed it nine miles in one day. Not bad on the flat! However the hills were somwhat a bigger effort. I was homeless however and had no other choice. Got it parked, leveled out, set it up and went to sleep for 8 months before the cold of Indiana drove us inside. I was using a Gennis Mountain bike, 21 speed. I used low range and first gear all the way.
1873994
I just plugged it in my car and tried it and it worked. When I weighed it, it was 7.8 pounds.
177384
It is suppose to work out to approx $1 per charge which is approx 5 cents per mile. That translates to approx. 15 cents per hour.