Electric Scooter Adults - 3000W/5600W/7000W Fast E-Scooter, 45-70Mile Long Range, Dual Motor Foldable Electric Scooter for Commutting for Adults and Teens

This is an amazingly fast & solid budget super scooter. This is my 4th E-scooter & the A2 is just as fast & has just as much torque as both my more expensive scooters though having 1/2 or less as powerful motors. It’s put together well, but for a scooter with this much power I wish it had a true suspension on both ends & hydraulic breaks. But if it did, it would not be the amazing value it is. I’m 6 foot, 250lbs, & the only thing that can’t manage that heft is the size of the deck. I’m barely fit with my feet staggered but again, for the price, who cares. I upgraded the headlight with dual 16 bulb LED bars - its stock light is so small. I also installed a taller kick stand though I will say it comes with a stock kick-stand that is better than 90% of those you’ll get, even on high end scooters. How they can offer such wicked power at $550, I have no idea. My scooter one rung up cost me $1500 and this bad boy is better on hills & faster overall. Don’t think, just get it, especially if you’re looking for a secondary scooter that you can run like hell but that is still fun. This is it!

Worth the extra money. I have purchased a few of the most popular brands and this one stands out for the power and stability. Once i got everything tightened down and adjusted it became a nice solid unit. Im to scared to take it up to 55mph but it feels very stable at 45mph. It has as much power as a 150cc dirtbike without the weight so acceleration is exhilarating and puts an instant smile on my face. I couldn't be happier with this purchase.

I just received this yesterday, but I’m putting my initial thoughts down. It exceeds my expectations by leaps and bounds! It was manufactured with care, top to bottom. I can’t recommend it enough This is NOT a cheap replica or knockoff. Be careful buying this for the young or inexperienced rider. It is A LOT of power I want to update my review now that I’ve ridden the scooter for a couple of months now. I’m going to start with mentioning that I had am issue with the wiring and/or controller that caused the controller and rear motor to stop working. I was fairly distressed, because it was only 1 day after the Amazon 30 day no hassle return policy expired. I wrote to the location that I purchased it from, and they have gone out of their way to help me diagnose the issue. They sent me a new controller, which I installed. It was then determined that a new rear motor is needed, which they immediately shipped out to me. They have been great about responding immediately etc, and I am impressed. I really like the scooter still, that hasn’t changed one bit. So I didn’t really want to return it unless it was absolutely necessary. And I’m leaving the review as 5 stars because of the way they handled this problem, which could have been a mistake in production or a result of regular “wear and tear” etc. Either way they have been great, I recommend this machine totally.

Rode it for a month before writing this review. So far it's holding on. Very well and simply engineered, however finish quality could be improved like cable routing around the handlebars which looks like it's been finished in a rush by a 7 year old kid. It didn't come with owner's manual so after requesting one to the seller I got a PDF file which was quite incomplete and lacking information as to how to program the Bluetooth feature which still today I'm not able to find it. But before I get into more details, let me warn you ,this is not a scooter for kids or inexperienced riders, because it's dangerously fast. Ok, right off the bat this monster weighs 100 lbs, so it's not for everyone, and attempting to climb stairs or load it into the trunk of a car or SUV will break your back. Dashboard display is big and easily readable. It has a thumb operated throttle which is a big plus because you will need every finger holding the handlebars for dear life. Both front and rear brake can be adjusted with a screw mounted at the handlebar levers. I suggest prior to riding for the first time to check and adjust every single bolt, nut and screw. Make sure the scooter has at least 50 psi of air in each tire. That's how you going to get the best performance out of it. Now let's get to real action: definitely this is a monster when you hit the dual motor button. I eeight 210 lbs and was able to clock it with GPS at 49.7 mph (the speedometer indicated 55). Speeds over 40 miles an hour on an electric scooter with lawnmower-eske tires is complete lunacy. So 50 mph top speed was like riding in a rocket ship. It felt stable with no steering wobble, but also had vibration coming from the rear tire. My suggestion is to keep it in single motor mode at middle speed or D which is safer, you'll get plenty of speed and increase the range dramatically. Speaking of range, with the supplied 60v 33a battery, I was able to achieve 37 miles riding on single motor Echo mode before the display read one bar left of battery charge remaining ( less than 1/4 ). Keep in mind range depends also on rider's weight, and if attempting to ride on dual motor Sport mode, you will definitely see the battery level coming down like a thirsty big block V8. This scooter could benefit from a larger capacity 38 ah battery instead of the standard 33 ah. The range will increase at least 30%. Manufacturers and sellers offer a claimed range which isn't what most riders will expect in real conditions. They need to be more truthful on how they represent their products. Charging the battery features two plug in outlets and two chargers, however you can only use both plugs when the battery level is at all below 50%. If the level is over 50% then only one outlet accepts charging. This is to prevent battery damage due to overcharging. In summary, I paid less than a grand for a scooter which despite a few minor factory glitches, is well built, performs phenomenal is fast, and feels solid. For this kind of money I wasn't able to find a similar or better scooter.