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When sourcing for electric scooters, you should consider the following:

• Maximum rider weight capacity: The scooter should be made to support customers weight or more.
• Maximum speed: Choose speed based on customer  needs.
• Ride performance: How it feels on the road, whether area is  bumpy or smooth, flat or hilly, are key decision makers.Ensure Tyres sufficient size to  take the abuse.

Adult electric scooters are the most common type of scooter available on the market. They differ from electric scooters intended for children because they have larger weight capacity, typically around 220 lbs (100 kg), more powerful motors, larger battery, larger deck, and a taller stem.  

Tires given you traction to accelerate or brake in an emergency. Airless tires, like those pictured above, do not perform as well as pneumatic tires.

Tires are your connection to the road and influence ride quality, traction, range, and braking performance of your electric kick scooter. 

Tires come in basically two types: pneumatic (airfilled) and airless. There are a few varieties of airless tires and these include: honeycomb, polymer-filled, and solid.

We always recommend pneumatic tires because they give better ride quality (with or without suspension) and their supple rubber performs much better in adverse road conditions.

Electric scooter battery packs are made up of many individual cells that are assembled together.

Batteries are the “gas tank” of an electric scooter. They store the energy that is consumed by the electric motor and other accessories, including lights.

Most electric scooters will have a battery pack comprised of lithium-ion battery cells, though some electric scooters for kids and other inexpensive scooters actually have lead-acid batteries.

Batteries are rated in watt-hours, abbreviated Wh, which is a measure of their capacity. Battery capacity is one of the important factors that determine electric scooter range. A typical budget scooter will have a capacity of around 250 watt-hours while monster scooters can have capacities of almost 3,000 watt-hours.

A quality braking system, such as the disc brake picture above, is essential for staying safe and in control while riding an electric scooter.

Like those on a car or bicycle, brakes are what slow the electric scooter down. Electric scooter brakes can be broken down into two categories: mechanical and electronic.

Mechanical brake systems are those that rely on a physical mechanism to slow the scooter down and are: disc, drum, and foot brakes.

Electronic braking systems rely on using the motor itself for braking and include strictly electronic and regenerative braking systems.

Typically mechanical braking systems will offer much stronger braking than electronic systems.  However, electronic systems benefit from not requiring any periodic adjustments or maintenance.

Many scooters will have a combination of both electronic and mechanical braking systems. For safety reasons, we recommend scooters that have at least two braking systems in case one fails.

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