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Go-Ped ESR750 Electric Powered City Scooter (Multiple Colors) ESR750 EX Go-Ped
Customer Review: Best Electric Scooter on the market
The ESR750 is the best electric scooter on the market.
I have purchased electric scooters before and by far, this scooter beats anything I have ever seen or tried.

It is extremely powerful (the motor is over 1000 watts)and has excellent torque which allows it to climb very steep hills. It’s got two modes you can use to ride: either in economy mode with which I get more range but a little less speed, which works great when I commute in the city, or I can use it in turbo mode, which is a lot of fun: I get slightly over 20mph.

Micro Original Kickboard Scooter The Micro Kickboard Original is still a winner - the original with a modified folding mechanism. 120 / 100 mm wheels, Polished aluminum frame, and wood & fiber deck defined kickboarding for a decade and is still the top scooting experience with Kick.
Customer Review: awesome scooter!!
I bought this for my daughter who was turning 11. It is a smooth ride and easy to handle for her. I wish each member of my family had one as we all have enjoyed riding it. We vary in height, are all between 100-200 pounds but it handles just as well no matter who is on it.
Customer Review: Fatal design flaw
- It doesn’t turn properly. It just topples over at the slightest angle.
- It goes into wobbles at very low speeds.
- The wheels don’t return to a neutral position on their own.
- The springs squeak all the time.
- The rubber grip is too small and too soft. It’s also the wrong shape.
- It’s too heavy for use as a casual commuting vehicle.

Go-Ped ESR750 Electric Powered City Scooter (Multiple Colors) ESR750 EX Go-Ped
Customer Review: Best Electric Scooter on the market
The ESR750 is the best electric scooter on the market.
I have purchased electric scooters before and by far, this scooter beats anything I have ever seen or tried.

It is extremely powerful (the motor is over 1000 watts)and has excellent torque which allows it to climb very steep hills. It’s got two modes you can use to ride: either in economy mode with which I get more range but a little less speed, which works great when I commute in the city, or I can use it in turbo mode, which is a lot of fun: I get slightly over 20mph.

Cateye MC100W Wireless Cyclo-Computer Cateye’s 10 function wireless computer has updated features and mounts to either the stem or bar. Wireless features include: Speed (Cur/Avg (bike 1-2)/Max), Pace Arrow, Distance (Total/Trip(bike 1-2)), Manual set odometer, Ride time (bike 1-2), Auto/Manual Start/Stop, LED Backlight, Dual Tire Size memory (bike 1-2), Auto Power Saving and Sleep Modes and 12/24hr Clock. The universal fit mounting hardware and wireless sensor make it easy to set up and the simple two button operation make it convenient to use. Head and sensor both use CR2032 battery

NiteRider Rebel 2.0 Wireless Cyclocomputer Large, easy to read monitor with backlight and user-friendly buttons. Speed/Distance Functions (mph/kph): current/average/maximum speed, total/trip distance, elapsed ride time. 12/24 hour clock displays the current time; automatic start and sleep modes save you time. Tool-free mounting bracket is compatible with most handlebars and stems.