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Question: what is its Max Range?
Document: I haven't clocked it but it feels like 15 mph max. Other 36V scooters do about 20 to 25 mph.Overall it's still a smooth fun ride (for my purpose) but it may not suit everyone's tastes.
You really don't get what you pay for with this scooter.The range is actually pretty poor. It probably has a lot to do with the lead acid batteries it comes with. They are very heavy and don't hold much charge.Although you can go about 2.5 miles on this scooter, after about 2 miles the power and acceleration drops off dramatically.
Good range. I ride every other day. My maximum distance has been about six miles. The first three are all uphill.The sweet is hard, but not as bad as  most 10-speed. So far this scooter has been very reliable.My previous scooter - a  RAZOR E300S - ate batteries, has a bad seat, and is hard to work on.
I love my electric scooter, but the battery life is just not good. My weight is 130 pounds, and that makes me not to heavy to kill the battery so quickly. 30 minutes max I get out of a full charge. I give the scooter a 5 star, but the battery needs to improve.
Also -and this is very important- you MUST charge the scooter for at least 12 hours between uses as it uses a lead acid battery (which have a &#34;memory effect&#34;) so if you don't fully charge the battery, you will permanently degrade the battery going forward and the scooter won't get the full range that it is supposed to get. A great buy!
Scooter arrived and works as advertised. It arrived as estimated and was easy to unpack and assemble. I purchased it for its strong and simple frame. I installed a 35V hub motor in front and a 15Ah lithium Ion battery under the seat to increase the range to about 18 miles for my commute. I use it when I don't feel like pumping my electric assist bike.
REMEMBER...Safety First!I have logged over 150 miles so far and enjoy riding it. The distance from 1 charge is approx. 6 miles. I purchased additional batteries so I can just unplug 1 battery pack and plug-in the other which gives me a total range of over 12 miles. The total weight of myself & the additional batteries is about 175 lbs so with a recommended weight limit of 220 lbs there is no problem and a top speed of about 16.1 mph has been achieved.
Bye for now! Happy Holidays.Spring has arrived.Over the winter, I have modified the scooter as follows.I added 3 batteries (same specs as originals) in PARALLEL with the original ones. This was to increase the total Amp Hour Output and thus, increase the range.I also added a Digital DC LED Voltmeter so as to check actual battery voltage at will. I just took the Razor Eco out for 1 Hour.I brought my Garmin along, and RESET my trip counter to Zero.
you don't feel cramped in at all.
the rack on the back should have a solar panel on it then the batterie whould always be a charging when riding during the day.
Answer: yes