lauren asked:


I mean like the pedal-looking scooters. Also can you ride them like a pedal scooter or just electric/powered?

Paul

CheeseCake asked:


I have a Schwinn S600 electric scooter, and it has decent amount of power, but is there any way to get like a boost, what would happen if i connect an extra battery, or mess around with speed controller, would that damage the motor? (cause the batter is connected from 3 smaller pieces,) what if i would add an extra one.. please help.

Lisa

vicki asked:


I cant get a car (no money) and my bike is making me so sore i can hardly pick my daughter up. I was looking into buying an electric scooter and was then wondering how am i going to transport her in it.
I need something motorized that does not need a license, and runs on the sidewalk.

Marlene

Euroscooters asked:


A mobility scooter can be of great benefit to anyone who suffers from arthritis or circulation problems as well as other medical complaints. Mobility scooters are very easy to use, and shouldn’t be daunting. Despite all the various models and types to choose from, they all work in similar ways. The main differences are the number of wheels (three or four), the maximum speed, and the size of the disabled scooter.

Three wheel electric scooters are ideal for using indoors, especially in the home or in a shop, as they have a smaller turning circle than the equivalent four wheel model, which makes them easy to manoeuvre. Four wheel disabled scooters were previously perceived to be more stable but, due to technological advances, there is very little difference in stability between three and four wheel scooters these days. Most mobility scooter manufacturers offer three and four wheel versions of the same model.

What the disabled scooter is going to be used for, and how often it is going to be used, will help to determine which model will be best. For example, somebody purchasing a mobility scooter which will be used daily to replace a car has different needs to someone purchasing a mobility scooter that will be carried in the car and used primarily at weekends for travelling short distances.

Mobility scooter batteries are rechargeable and depending on the model of scooter, and will allow the mobility scooter to travel in excess of 30 miles. The smaller boot scooters have a range of around 10-15 miles depending on the model. The batteries can sometimes be upgraded to provide better performance, or an additional battery pack can be carried on the scooter to effectively double the range of the electric scooter.

Mobility scooters normally require a key to start them and are immobile without the key. This allows the electric scooter can be left outside a shop or house safely and securely, and prevents unauthorised use. Disabled scooters have a freewheel mode, which allows the scooter to be moved, without the scooter being turned on. This makes storing and transporting your electric scooter easier, and can assist when the batteries are charging and it needs moving.

Disabled scooters are steered using the tiller which is similar to a bicycle or motorbike handlebar. The tiller is usually adjustable, depending on the model, and can often be dropped down for transportation. Mobility scooters are driven using the thumb or fingers pushing or pulling a lever. This control is called a “wig wag” and works on the “see saw” principle. If the forward lever is pushed, it is the same as pulling on the reverse lever, and vice versa. Some models are driven by pushing the lever with the thumb, whilst others are driven by pulling the lever with the fingers, like a bicycle brake. A Delta handlebar means that both forward and reverse can be controlled using the same hand. This is fitted as standard on some disabled scooter models and available as an optional extra on others.

The speed of the mobility scooter is determined by the amount of pressure put on the forward / reverse lever. The overall speed of the disabled scooter is governed by the speed dial on the control panel. When getting used to the electric scooter, it may be better to use a lower speed setting. On the road legal mobility scooters, there is usually a switch which lowers the maximum speed from 8mph to 4mph, which then allows the scooter to be used legally on a pavement.

In order to slow down, the user just needs to release the forward or reverse lever which then brings the mobility scooter to a stop. Disabled scooters have regenerative brakes fitted, which mean that the scooter can be left on a slope with out fear of it rolling away. An emergency bicycle style brake is fitted to some models for additional safety and security.

Class 3, 8mph mobility scooters are road legal, and so can travel on the highway. By law, these have to be fitted with full lights and indicators. This type of electric scooter is larger and more luxurious than those designed to be dismantled and transported in a car boot. These disabled scooters are often purchased to replace a car, and so are much more powerful, and more rugged than a boot scooter. These disabled scooters usually have an adjustable and removable seat. The more luxurious seats recline and slide and some even have a headrest, like a car seat. Depending on the model of electric scooter, the seat may be upgraded to a larger, more comfortable more supportive seat.

Boot scooters are very popular and are designed to be transported, and can be taken apart in a matter of seconds. The seat and battery pack are easy to remove, and sometimes the scooter chassis will separate into two parts. Depending on the model of mobility scooter, the components may have handles incorporated into them to make putting them into a car boot even easier. Some models of small disabled scooter separate without the need to disconnect plugs or cables which makes transporting the electric scooter even easier.

These smaller mobility scooters, or boot scooters, are usually less luxurious than the larger electric scooters, and often do not have the same sort of features such as pneumatic tyres, full suspension or a highly adjustable seat. The maximum range that the scooter can travel is usually less, as is the weight capacity. Small mobility scooters

Another option is the pavement mobility scooter, which is a compromise between the boot scooter and the road legal scooter. These models of disabled scooter usually have some of the features of the larger scooters, such as lights and indicators, suspension, and a comfier seat than a boot scooter, but can usually still be dismantled for transportation. Some models have a top speed of 6mph, rather than the usual boot scooter top speed of 4mph.

A mobility scooter can bring back, or help to maintain independence, and allow long and short journeys to be enjoyed in both comfort and style.



Tyrone

Boris C. asked:


There is no doubt that an electric scooter can get you someplace, but the issue of how fast it can go is something that deserves discussion.

People often keep this false step that because electric scooters were designed primarily for either the elderly and the handicapped, it cannot pick up speed.This is where they are wrong.

While electric scooters are not as fast as gas powered scooters, they are not misplaced influence the clout ingredient. Notoriety fact, some electric scooter models can be as fast as a little over ten miles per hour. So if you’re thinking of organizing an electric scooter race, you won’t be embarrassed.

Seeing the consideration of an electric scooter is fairly new, not many people accept it considering a certain mode of transportation. Most of us are still stuck with the wheelchair concept so we don’t really note electric scooters because subject supplementary but an improved version of a wheelchair in a more chic and hip articulation. It’s about time to impart the world that electric scooters are more than what the majority perceives of them.

The speed of electric scooters and their overall performance should never betoken underestimated. Given the heavy traffic we are experiencing nowadays, which really are not showing signs of relenting anytime soon, we might find that owning an electric scooter and going to task with it is one of the most useful decisions we leave ever make.

Electric scooters are not just considering those with limited mobility. Like a perfectly healthy circumstance can take advantage of an electric scooter.In addition, the fact that electric scooters no longer need antic to go fast is comforting, especially at a time of skyrocketing oil also fuel prices. And while material does hike up our electricity bills, most people see that as a small price to stipend for huge stab electric scooters bring in.

Electric scooters are a very practical buy. In fact, they might even be more practical than buying a car. Corporeal doesn’t protect you from the rain, though. But if you’re looking to get somewhere fast, you can always rely on an electric scooter to serve its racket.

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Razor scooters are fun to ride for kids and commuters as well, as they are portable, foldable and convenient for covering short distances.

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Charles Kassotis asked:


Ready to ride an electric scooter? Perhaps you’ve already tried it and are ready to buy one. Or maybe you’ve never ridden one but have received an electric scooter as a gift and must now learn how. In either case, you need to learn how to operate an electric scooter safely and responsibly. You don’t want to take your scooter out until you know what to do in most major scenarios that could spell trouble.

When you buy your scooter, look over the accompanying booklet or package directions that tell you how to operate it. You may be able to find helpful information on battery maintenance, air pressure for the tires, and other useful details. If not, visit the manufacturer’s website to see what type of guidelines are offered there for new scooter owners. You also can check at the store where your purchased the scooter to see if there are brochures or verbal suggestions that can help you get used to your new motorized equipment.

Always ride your scooter solo. Don’t try to take along a passenger, since the scooter isn’t made to carry more than one person at a time. Doing tricks like dragging an attached skate boarder or someone in a wagon isn’t a good idea, since the motor isn’t strong enough to handle this type of load and will most likely soon give out. Don’t try forcing a second or third person on the scooter for fun or tricks, as this will cause the driver to lose control and probably lead to an accident.

Follow prevailing scooter laws. If you don’t know what these are, get in touch with the Highway Patrol or Department of Transportation for information. The driver’s license bureau or local Automobile Association also are good sources for road laws and driving guidelines. You also might want to browse electric scooter chat rooms or discussion boards on the Internet to learn more about motorized scooter driving in general, along with scooter care and driver safety.

Use any pertinent driver safety equipment, like a helmet, for example, when you drive on public roads. Use the part of the road or sidewalk that you’re supposed to, and stay off the areas that are prohibited for scooter use. Avoid congested traffic areas if possible to prevent traffic snarls or increased risk. Don’t try to do show-off tricks like riding without hands to impress others. Make sure your scooter is in road condition when you take it out in public.

Electric scooters are just smaller versions of cars, in many ways, so it’s a good idea to become familiar with all the electric workings that make it run, since any of these could go wrong at any time. Keep the owner’s manual with you when using the scooter, along with personal identification information, and an insurance card, if pertinent. Treat your scooter with the care and respect it deserves to make sure you reach each destination safely.



Charlie

M.D. Smith asked:


The annual Earth Day activities have come and gone. Thousand, maybe even millions of people around the world have shown how important this problem is to them and have made vows to make our situation better. Now it’s time to get step up and show how serious we are to saving our planet. Every year, Earth Day tends to open our eyes to the potential catastrophe that we face as a race. As a species, we may find ourselves on the endangered species list. Are we going to let it get that far? How can we do our part to save the planet?

All around the world, thousands have made a pledge to change our ways and “GO GREEN”. With that, comes change and with change comes adversity. When we are asked to give up some things that we have become so dependant on, we feel a little anxious at first. It’s normal. Just like an out of shape, over-eating person who is used to just eating fast food and pastries, we are going to need to change our lifestyle in order to survive. Changing our lifestyle, though simple, take commitment and maybe even a little sacrifice. Before you know it, you have developed a new habit. This new habit is a health one and is sure to add several years to your life.

Let’s add some more years of life to our planet. Park the car and go electric. By going electric, we can put a realistic dent in the amount O-Zone depleting gases. Green transportation at this time is a little out of reach for most of us, but there is an alternative.

As engineers and scientists perfect the affordable “Green Machine”, we can still start today. Electric scooters are cost effective, non-polluting, green machines that have been around for over 30 years. The electric scooters today are able to go farther and faster than their cousins of years past.

Electric scooters run on sealed lead batteries and when taken care of, can last for years. While riding an electric scooter, you don’t have to worry about noise or emissions. Zip on by the gas station and smile as you realize how much you are contributing to saving the planet.

Today’s electric scooters can travel at much greater distances than before. Some electric scooters can go an average of twenty to thirty miles on a single charge. If you’re only doing short trips, instead of jumping in your car and adding to the problem, just hop on your electric scooter and enjoy the clean air that you helped preserve.

The low cost of electric scooters make them practical and affordable to all walks of life and all income brackets. With the average high-end electric scooter running between three-hundred and four-hundred dollars, it will actually pay for itself in no time at all.

We are about to face a major crisis if nothing is done. In order to save the planet, everyone needs to do as much as they can to help. Did you make a vow to help save the planet? How serious were you? Step up to the plate and get your electric scooter today and PARK THE CAR.



Janet