@mikeswrx02 This is an estimate only. We've never tracked the mileage on Razor E300, it was more about having fun. For my sons weight it does last around an hour. The Turbo 1000 is in another class. I'm sure it could go over 18 miles per charge (240 lbs).
have you used it to carry groceries? what happens when it rains? my problem is that im moving to a small town all by myself from a big city being driven around by my boyfriend. i dont know how to drive and dont own a car yet. im afraid that when it rains (hopefully not too much here in texas), i would be stranded either at home or at work.
@zilam98 I don't use it in the rain. I'm not brave enough. As far as groceries, put them in a back pack. I've also seen people hook up wagons to their scooters. Be careful it doesn't add to much weight though.
was that the fastest it went. I am looking for a electric one but i would like it it be fast enought to make it fun to ride would you recomend it and plese post a new vid of it please
@ChuckCh9 It's got you covered. That would only be 14 miles total. It has a 21 mile per charge range. For our big boy weight, I'm sure it could get at least 17-19 miles per charge.
I also have the 1000 elite with hill climbing kit , I do 13 mike loops every weekend with a 1/4 uphill stretch to make it home .... I'm 210lbs and it has no problems at all...... I use the gps on my iPhone.
I recently found out they are illegal in nyc, but I ride mine to work everyday it doesn't rain or I dont have to move my car for alternate side parking. Supposedly if your riding safely and not causing issues for cars and people they will leave u alone. And that's been my experience. I've been on bike trails, over the brooklyn bridge, work and back, never been stopped. One time I was on a pier during the 4th of July and a cop asked to dismount because their was alot of people but thats it.
The handle bar? In a seated position it's not problem. Maybe standing it's a problem for a taller person, but I'm 5'10". I have no problems in either position.
@coob5 I am eager to see if it will indeed pull me up a hill at any speed faster than I could comfortably ride a bicycle, if so I will be happy with that. A major consideration that I had was the ability to ride in parks and bike paths with my son which I wouldnt be able to do with anything else except maybe a E bike, but they are so heavy and cumbersome to try and ride without the assist. Not having to hassle with a bike rack for every outing is a big plus for me also.
@coob5 If u can afford it go for the 1000, the battery last over 1000 cycles, the motor is stronger, it charges faster, it weighs less, it's faster than the 800. But paying $500 less is a big deal. Anyway u see my choice
That looks like a ton of fun, I am pushing 280 myself so I will definitely be giving my 1000 a workout. I really didn't have a choice to go with the 800, as I needed all the power I could buy. You enjoy your scooters and have fun.
Might save up and buy one. Any idea if they ship to Australia? hope the charger supports the Australian/New Zealand power standard
TravvyG 3 weeks ago
@coolicker2 Wow, nice. How much do u weigh?
nuroo1 4 weeks ago
I have the super turbo 800 elite with the upgraded lithium battery. A couple days ago i took it on a 25 mile trip and probably had 5 to 7 miles left.
coolicker2 1 month ago
can you ride these on bike lanes and side walks?
askylitme 1 month ago
@askylitme I would avoid side walks. Bike lanes are you best bet
nuroo1 1 month ago
@nuroo1 i ride these on sidewalks i live in ny scarsdale and nobody bothers me :)
CRazyAlex891 4 days ago
$999 :(
CHILDRENOFBOBODOM 2 months ago
Nice vid. How many miles could both of your scooter run per charge?
mikeswrx02 2 months ago
@mikeswrx02 This is an estimate only. We've never tracked the mileage on Razor E300, it was more about having fun. For my sons weight it does last around an hour. The Turbo 1000 is in another class. I'm sure it could go over 18 miles per charge (240 lbs).
nuroo1 2 months ago
have you used it to carry groceries? what happens when it rains? my problem is that im moving to a small town all by myself from a big city being driven around by my boyfriend. i dont know how to drive and dont own a car yet. im afraid that when it rains (hopefully not too much here in texas), i would be stranded either at home or at work.
zilam98 4 months ago
@zilam98 I don't use it in the rain. I'm not brave enough. As far as groceries, put them in a back pack. I've also seen people hook up wagons to their scooters. Be careful it doesn't add to much weight though.
nuroo1 2 months ago
was that the fastest it went. I am looking for a electric one but i would like it it be fast enought to make it fun to ride would you recomend it and plese post a new vid of it please
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Thinking about getting one but I need an accurate range. I'm 250lbs and need to travel 7 miles each way to work. Any idea
ChuckCh9 5 months ago
@ChuckCh9 It's got you covered. That would only be 14 miles total. It has a 21 mile per charge range. For our big boy weight, I'm sure it could get at least 17-19 miles per charge.
nuroo1 2 months ago
I also have the 1000 elite with hill climbing kit , I do 13 mike loops every weekend with a 1/4 uphill stretch to make it home .... I'm 210lbs and it has no problems at all...... I use the gps on my iPhone.
1etergen 6 months ago
I recently found out they are illegal in nyc, but I ride mine to work everyday it doesn't rain or I dont have to move my car for alternate side parking. Supposedly if your riding safely and not causing issues for cars and people they will leave u alone. And that's been my experience. I've been on bike trails, over the brooklyn bridge, work and back, never been stopped. One time I was on a pier during the 4th of July and a cop asked to dismount because their was alot of people but thats it.
nuroo1 7 months ago
Have you had any problems with NYPD?
luckycallback7 7 months ago
@luckycallback7 Not a one
nuroo1 2 months ago
Awesome scooter man! I love it, Have you had any problems with NYP in New York, I live in Queens and I have a go-ped but i heard they are illegal?
luckycallback7 7 months ago
The handle bar? In a seated position it's not problem. Maybe standing it's a problem for a taller person, but I'm 5'10". I have no problems in either position.
nuroo1 7 months ago
How tall are you? ive heard that the bar is a little short for taller people
116thcrazy 7 months ago
@coob5 I am eager to see if it will indeed pull me up a hill at any speed faster than I could comfortably ride a bicycle, if so I will be happy with that. A major consideration that I had was the ability to ride in parks and bike paths with my son which I wouldnt be able to do with anything else except maybe a E bike, but they are so heavy and cumbersome to try and ride without the assist. Not having to hassle with a bike rack for every outing is a big plus for me also.
Dcdangerz 8 months ago
@coob5 If u can afford it go for the 1000, the battery last over 1000 cycles, the motor is stronger, it charges faster, it weighs less, it's faster than the 800. But paying $500 less is a big deal. Anyway u see my choice
nuroo1 8 months ago
That looks like a ton of fun, I am pushing 280 myself so I will definitely be giving my 1000 a workout. I really didn't have a choice to go with the 800, as I needed all the power I could buy. You enjoy your scooters and have fun.
Dcdangerz 8 months ago
@Dcdangerz It is loads of fun. You will enjoy it
nuroo1 8 months ago