It is tough to miss the Razor brand whereas shopping for your electric motor scooter. There is certainly little question that this Goliath of the scooter industry manufactures terrific products. However, another far less visible maker has demonstrated themselves a worthy adversary, X-Treme Scooters. Peruse a few scooter sites and you will see what type I am speaking about. Truth become known, X-Treme continues to be making electric motor scooters for almost so long as Razor (X-Treme May, 2001 and Razor . So how does our David (X-Treme) stack up towards the favored and bigger Goliath, let's take a look.
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We have compiled an inventory of necessary specs whenever taking into consideration your electric scooter. This week we are comparing the Razor E300S/E325S and the X-Treme 250 which both offer similar advantages. The listed specs were gathered from each scooter's corresponding website. The attributes beneath correspond to the graph at the bottom of the page.
Motor - Determines power. The higher this determine the much more speed the scooter may produce (though different reasons along the lines of weight will have a bearing on your speed.)
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Product Weight - How heavy the individual scooter weighs. For people with youngsters or will have to carry you scooter you might desire a less weighty option.
Removable Seat - If you choose to sit, it's a nice alternative especially if it truly is removable.
Foldaway - The foldaway option is appreciated for computer memory particularly by pupils when stuffing their scooter along classroom walls.
Top Velocity - The velocity at which the scooter has the ability to go beneath its own power. This is certainly highly variable, depending on weight, terrain and regardless of whether the wind is in your own favor.