Razor E200 Electric Scooter

 

The Razor E200 Electric Scooter is a one of a kind Electric Scooter for Kids and Pre-teens, alike.  Unlike Razor's E300S and E500S scooters, both of which come with a seat, the E200 requires you to stand while zipping through town. But this is no problem as the E200 features a full-sized deck and frame that are specifically tailored for riders 13 and up; it has a maximum weight capacity of about 154 lbs.  This Razor Scooter can reach up to 12 miles an hour because it is propelled with an impressive high-performance, belt-driven motor that is both quiet and environmentally-friendly, which is a great way to keep your neighbors happy. 

 

 The E200 Electric Scooter also comes with a long-life rechargeable battery that lasts for up to 45 minutes of continuous use per charge (with an eight-hour charge time), so you can easily cruise to the park, school, or library and back without running out of power. Other features included are 8-inch pneumatic tires for a smooth ride, a hand-operated rear brake, and such accessories as a pair of 12-volt batteries, a charger, and tools.  Not to mention that this Scooter is backed by a 90-day warranty. Assembly is a breeze and is estimated at around 30-60 minutes. Your kid’s won’t even miss their old video games once they get to feel how fun it is being out-doors while riding their Razor E200!

 

Razor Scooters have been around since 2000, with the introduction of the classic Razor Kick Scooter.  They are a California based company, and they are known for shelling out products that are both secure and ground-breaking. First-rate vehicles at very reasonable prices are what have made this brand well-known. Razor scooters are a great way to get the kids out and exercising, not to mention that they are hours of fun!

 

Electric Scooters are eco-friendly and versatile choice for any number of riding requirements. They are best described as two or three wheeled electric-powered scooters commonly used by kids and adults, alike. They are perfectly suited for meeting short-distance requirements, like running errands or getting to work or school. Fun Fact: The earliest scooters first came about 100 years ago! They were frequently made by attaching roller skate wheel sets to a board with some kind of handle.