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The motor power is another important consideration when choosing an e-scooter, unlike an e-bike, where the motor is assisted by pedalling. On an e-scooter, the motor is doing all the work. Consequently, If you are a heavier adult, you’ll need a scooter with a powerful motor to ensure that it can handle your weight and comfortably get you up inclines. The motor power is measured in watts; most electric scooters have a motor power between 250 and 500 watts. However, for heavy adults, you should choose a scooter with a power output of at least 500 watts for riding on flat ground. For hillier terrain, you must think about something above 1000 watts. Battery If you’re looking to turn to scooters to help get active and fit, then SwiftyZERO TALL will be ideal for you! Our light, big wheel, rigid frame fitness model is the perfect way to get active and the TALL model means it’s accessible for riders up to 6’5’’ and up to 150kg (330lbs)! Key specs – Range: 31 miles; Top speed: 15.5mph; E-scooter weight: 16.2kg; Maximum rider weight: 120kg; Charge time: 7hrs 15mins; Motor power: 710W The only real downside to this scooter is its slightly higher price tag and marginally higher weight. At 23 kg you won’t want to carry this far. But its folding compaction is very good, meaning it should fit in the boot of most cars and requires very little storage space.

Riding it is a pleasant, smooth experience due to the powerful dual-braking system and the ease with which the 10in tyres move over both paved and rougher surfaces, such as cut grass. There’s also a splashproof IPX4 rating and effective front and rear lights to help you ride safely in wet, dark conditions. Whenever you want to get out on the road, the Apollo City is ready to go. The IP54 waterproof rating makes it ideal for riding whatever the weather and the set of strong LED lights in the front and rear illuminate both you and the road when the evenings get a bit darker. Did I also mention that it comes with inbuilt cruise control and an optional seat upgrade? This is ideal for those riders who want a more relaxing experience. Dualtron scooters are made by MiniMotorsUSA, a name synonymous with power and quality. What’s so great about this is that MiniMotors control every aspect of their scooters’ production. This means that all components of the Dualtron Mini are custom made to fit together. Lots of scooters are constructed with a variety of parts from all different sorts of scooter brands, but not the Dualtron line. Why is this important? It’s a big indicator that the quality of this scooter is unparalleled and it’s been built to last.

Electric scooter weight capacity

While private electric scooters are legal in most US states, rules tend to differ from state to state. While some states such as California have embraced them, making them a common sight on roads, other states have different legislations – including strict speed limits, helmets below a certain age or only street use – to ensure safety. Some states even require you to have a driving licence to ride an e-scooter. Are electric scooters legal in Europe?

And so, on to our selection of electric scooters for the heavier rider. All the e-scooters below are rated from 100 kg and above, with most rated to at least 120 kg. Remember, if you live in a hilly area, you’ll likely need over 1000 watts to take you uphill comfortably. The Segway-Ninebot P65 goes against the current trend of sleek and streamlined electric scooters with its bulky and robust design. Then again, this decision is not made for pure aesthetics; instead, it is a functional design choice that caters to the needs of bigger riders. How does that help you? Well, for example, customization options include altering the speed of acceleration. This is particularly handy when it comes to hills because heavier riders will inevitably find themselves slowing down the steeper the incline is. But by tweaking the acceleration settings, you can guarantee a smooth, constant glide up the majority of slopes. Genius.Hopefully, you’ll never need it, but it serves as a seal of confidence from the very people who made the product at the very least. That’s where the Canadian-made Apollo comes in with its 24-month warranty that remains uncontested in the electric scooter space.

The ES4 isn’t the fastest scooter on the market, but its 300w motor has a peak output of 800W which is pretty punchy. You might find that its power surprises you. When you push the throttle to the max, it will propel you along at a top speed of 18.6 mph, which is faster than the XR Elite. The E-move Cruiser is a much loved heavy duty electric scooter, popular on enthusiast forums. It’s popularity is partly due to the great product support from its manufacturer Voromotors. If you were wondering which electric scooter holds the most weight, it’s the Emove Cruiser, carrying up to 160 kgs or over 350lbs. It’s dual front and rear suspension and 10 inch pneumatic wheels also ensure a very comfy ride. Just like with US states, different European countries have different e-scooter laws. While many European countries initially banned them, most countries have now softened their stance. They are now legal to ride in most European tourist hubs including France, Portugal, Germany and the Netherlands, but each of these countries has different laws regarding the use of helmets, maximum speed limit and so on. Is there anything else I should know? How fast and far do you want to go, and how often? For a start, its folding mechanism isn’t as elegant as the foot-activated method on the Town 9EF. Its wheels also feel harder (due to the fact that they contain a higher percentage of polypropylene and less polyurethane) and this means there’s noticeably more vibration when you’re rolling ontarmac. The footbrake and handbrake aren’t particularly powerful, either, but you shouldn’t have any trouble coming to a stop if you’re happy using both simultaneously. Finding electric scooter for heavy riders requires looking more closely at scooter specification. If you weigh over 100 kg and do not want your scooter performance to be significantly impacted by your weight, then you should look at higher power and weight limit specification. As a minimum you will need a 350W motor. The exact specification you should look for really depends on how you want the scooter to perform. The table below provides a guide to the scooter specification you should look for depending upon your exact weight and user preference. For the purpose of clarity we have put user preferences into three categories: How do I choose the best electric scooter specification for heavy adults?In terms of which electric scooter is the best well-rounded offering, the Emove Cruiser clearly takes the cake. This is one of the most compelling options currently on the market, especially for heavy adults due to its reasonable price and impressive specs. wheels on the Speed+ scooters help to make them most compact in the range, they have built in suspension to absorb bumps. Key specs – Range: 18.6 miles; Top speed: 15.5mph; E-scooter weight: 17kg; Maximum rider weight: 120kg; Charge time: 5hrs 30mins; Motor power: 500W

One thing to bear in mind is that the Cruiser claims to have a hill-climbing ability of up to 10%, however, this is based on a rider weighing 150 lbs. For heavier riders, you can expect this to be reduced and the Cruiser will probably struggle to maintain faster speeds on steeper inclines. Acceleration and ride quality are at their best on the flat. The Cruiser comes with a large 52V 30Ah LG battery that has an advertised range of 62 miles. In reality, you’ll get slightly less than this because the battery will need to work harder depending on the weight it has to support, but even 40 or 50 miles is substantial for a scooter like this. As you can see, the electric scooter industry’s great leaps forward in engineering and innovative design have made it easy for adults of all weights to get into the field. In conclusion, there isn't just one single best electric scooter for heavy people. There are many aspects to take into consideration including how much range is needed, your weight, your budget, and the power you need to find the model that'll suit your needs the best. When further complemented by strong hardware—namely a robust motor, hydraulic suspension, and pneumatic tyres—what you get is a truly stable e-scooter that is a delight to ride. What difference does wheel size make? Which scooter is best for me if I'm tall? How do the brakes work? The extensive range of Micro scooters for adults are made up from different components put together to give each scooter something unique to offer. They make a difference to your ride, and knowing what makes them different will help you choose the best adult scooter for you. Read our buying guide below to find out more.This is still an ideal range for daily commuting and you’ll find that this scooter’s battery can withstand the regular use. This is because Apollo hasn't opted for any old run-of-the-mill battery. Instead, the City comes with 48V high-efficiency Dynavolt battery cells. If you’ve never heard of these, they’re most commonly found in electric motorcycle batteries and they’ll beat the test of time. Dualtron is well-known for the top-quality batteries they use and the extended range they offer. The Mini contains LG power cells in its 52V 17.5Ah battery, which are some of the best on the market. They allow the scooter to reach a maximum of 34 miles on a single charge. This is ideal for city roaming and commuting. Heavier riders will see a shorter mileage but thanks to the reliability of the battery cells, this isn’t significantly less. It’s also worth noting that the scooter won’t fold with both the external battery and the seat attached. The City is a great option if you’re looking for something to rely on but you don’t want to sacrifice the speed factor. Its near-silent 600W high-efficiency motor allows you to reach up to 25 mph and puts out great torque to help you conquer slopes of up to 15-degrees. You’ll have no problem keeping up with urban traffic and you won’t have to avoid hilly routes either.