Click the black button to buy.
RIDE ON COOLERS
|
Here's the coolest way to get yourself and your beverages around! Flip the key switch and this Kreweser will get you going up to 15 mph with 94 qts. of usable cooler space. The 48 volt battery will take you 17 miles before you need to recharge. They will custom build and wrap it for you with your graphics or logo and they even have a model with an integrated sound system.
|
ELECTRIC SCOOTERS
|
This off-road Razor scooter came up on every list of top E scooters in my research. Beefed up to withstand tough terrain, the RX200 features off-road tires, disc brakes and a new gear ratio for high-torque trail riding, making it off-road ready right out of the gate. Features a chain-driven motor with new gear ratio for high-torque trail use. Up to 12 mph, 40 minutes of continuous use.
|
|
The UberScoot 1000w has a 10 mile range and reaches speeds of up to 20+ mph. It features an advanced suspension system, powerful front and rear disc brakes, 10” air filled street tires on aluminum alloy rims, an easy fold frame, a quick-release seat, BMX style handlebars, a headlight, a tail light, rear mud guard and key ignition for added security.
|
|
Razor makes many electric scooter models. Several of their models made several of the lists I researched including: the Razor E300S, the Razor E100, the Razor EcoSmart Metro Scooter and the Razor Pocket Mod Mini Euro Scooter. These models range in price, weight capacity, battery life and max speeds. My son actually has the motorcycle pictured here and us adults use it all the time to run to the bath house or playground to check on the kids.
|
E-SKATEBOARDS
|
The Pint is the smaller, more pocket friendly version of the Onewheel. For about $850 less, the Pint doesn't skimp on power or features. The Pint boasts just as much range (6-8 miles per charge), the same size motor (750 Watt) but tops out at 16 miles per hour as opposed to the 19 mph max of the Onewheel Plus. It has a cool integrated handle to carry the board when you're not riding, a light system for the board sensors, and software that makes dismounting "easy". At $950 the Pint is still a really expensive skateboard but if you're looking for high-end fun the Pint might be the best option for you.
|
|
People love this board because the battery housing is stored inside the deck making it hidden. Powered by two 380 Watt motors, the TeamGee Electric Skateboard has a 7-9 mile range with a top speed of 22 miles per hour. The board weighs about 15 pounds and has a rider weight limit of 220 pounds. It comes with a wireless remote control with a LCD screen for changing speeds and directions.
|
|
The Atom Electric B10X All-Terrain Longboard takes the best qualities of Atom's skateboards and takes them off-road. With a powerful 1000 Watt motor and 25R lithium-ion batteries this board will boost you up hills over most all terrains and has a regenerative braking system. A really cool feature on this board is the battery level indicator so you can keep up with how much ride time you have left. The battery box also features changing light schemes. The remote offers two speed modes (slow and fast).
|
E-BIKES under $1000
|
The Ecotric electric folding fat tire bike is the one we chose for our garage arsenal. We love these things! They go about 20 mph and last around 15-18 miles. We ride ours everywhere. I have the rear rack which fits my Trek bike bags perfectly so I can ride this to the grocery or beer store with plenty of portability. These bikes are one of our most favorite purchases of all time. We keep them charged up and ready to go. They fold in on themselves to easily store in the back of the jeep or an SUV. So far we've taken them camping, to the beach, to several bars and restaurants and to run quick errands all around town. We prefer these to the jeep with the doors and top off if that says anything about the fun these bikes bring to the road and errand running!
|
|
The Ancheer Folding Electric Bike is perfect for the camper because it folds down to 30" by 28" by 20" and weighs around 50 pounds. It has 20" wheels, 3 pedal assist modes, a 7-speed transmission system, a headlight and horn. It tops out around 15 miles per hour and will go approximately 15 miles in full throttle (power) mode and 30 miles using pedal assist mode. Recharging takes 4-6 hours but replacement batteries may be purchased at the time of purchase to use to extend mileage. The removable 36 V lithium ion battery can be charged on the bike or off the frame. This model was going for about $650 on Amazon at the time of publication.
|
|
This little beauty is also equipped with a removable lithium ion battery that will take you up to 28 miles on a charge and let you go up to 25 miles per hour. In manual mode it has a six speed transmission with pedal assist options. It's equipped with a LED headlight for night riding and a horn. The bike and battery come with a one year warranty and the reviews for the company's customer service are great. This one doesn't fold up (Nakto does make models that do) and it's 76 pounds. Most of the reviews were super positive and recommended buying this E bike. It was on Amazon for around $650 with free shipping advertising it delivered in three days.
|
