Last mile, electric scooter prices

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  1. bwilson4web

    bwilson4web Well-Known Member Subscriber

    We are seeing significant price reductions in adult capable, electric scooters:
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    This one used to be closer to $600. Between Amazon points and a $30 discount code, I ordered one for $156:
    • Battery: 18650 Li-ion Battery Pack
    • Max. Mileage: 30 KM (18 mi. Depends on Road and Driver Weight)
    • Max. Speed: 25km/h (15 mph)
    • Max. Load: 120KG (264 lbs)
    • Light: Front Lamp, Tail Light
    • Permissible Gradient(Depends on Your Weight): 15 degree
    • Battery Capacity: 6AH
    • Battery Voltage: 36V
    • Motor Type: Brush-less DC Motor
    • Motor Rated Power: 350W (0.47 hp)
    • Max. Motor Rotate Speed: 700R/Min
    • Motor Rated Voltage: 36V
    • Max. Torque: 13.3N.M
    • Charging Time: 4H
    • Waterproof: IP54
    • Climbing Gradient: 15 Degree
    • Wheel Size: 8 inch Solid Rear Anti-Skid Tire
    • Braking Distance: 4M
    • Weight & Dimensions
    • Product Weight: 11kg (24 lbs)
    • Package Weight: 15kg
    • Product Dimensions: 1050 x 450 x 930/1070/1160mm(Unfold)
    • Folding Size: 960 x 210 x 330mm
    • Package Dimensions: 1030 x 210 x 405mm
    • Package Contents
    • 1 x Folding Eletric Scooter
    • 1 x Charger
    • 1 x Adapter
    • 1 x User Manual
    The operational scenario: drive to work and unload what is needed. Then drive a couple of miles away to free charger(s) and use the scooter to return. I already have the helmet, safety goggles, knee pads, and will add a yellow, rain suit.

    Bob Wilson

    ps. For the athletically inclined, there are kick scooters for ~$100.
     
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  3. SouthernDude

    SouthernDude Active Member

    Those are hilarious. lol. But I’m not sure how safe those things are. They’re less stable than bikes.
     
  4. I see guys flying around on electric skate boards, too, weaving in and out of traffic. Now they don't look safe at all...

    I have 4 electric bikes, all conversions (from Luna Cycle), and they work great. Started doing that 5 years ago. I stuck to exactly the same battery packs, and are interchangeable with each e-bike. The batteries are the most expensive component, $500+, so I only have 3 of them. Can't really use more than 2 at a time (wife and I) anyways, so didn't need 4. The are all quite powerful, 1000 kW to 3000 kW. The latter one is a mtn bike and have to be really careful with not giving too much throttle at the wrong time, or it will flip right over.
     

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