Compare Our Models
Every model we sell, side by side on the numbers that actually decide a purchase: motor watts, top speed, battery capacity, real range, brake type, tire size, payload and price. Two specs matter more than the rest — continuous motor watts and battery watt-hours. If those two fit your terrain and your trip, everything else is comfort.
Specs are taken from each product's spec sheet. Some details are shown as “—” where the model doesn't publish that figure. Select 2–4 models for a focused comparison.
Why claimed and realistic range are listed separately
A 350W scooter with a 36V 7.5Ah pack holds about 270 Wh. Range claims assume a light rider, flat ground, warm weather and the slowest speed mode. A 165 lb adult on real asphalt gets 12-14 miles, not 19. We quote both so you can plan a commute, not a brochure.
Why brake type is in the table
At 15-17 MPH you need roughly 15 feet to stop on dry pavement. Hydraulic discs hold that number on the fifth descent of a hill; cable-actuated brakes fade and stretch. On a 28 lb scooter it is a comfort question. On a 130 lb dirt bike it is the spec that decides whether you stop.
Why max load is not a comfort rating
A 330 lb rating is a structural limit, not a target. A 300 lb rider is inside the spec and outside the sweet spot — expect less range, slower climbs and more suspension travel used up. Match the vehicle to your normal load, not the maximum printed on the frame.
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