Mongoose React E1 Electric Kids Scooter, Boys & Girls Ages 8+ Max Rider Weight Up to 120lbs, Top Speed of 6MPH, Aluminum Handlebars and Frame, Rear Foot Brake, Battery and Charger Included, Blue/Black
Color: Blue/Grey
Features:
Fun-to-ride, torque-heavy electric scooter, perfect for boys and girls, designed for riders ages 8+, maximum weight limit of 120 pounds
Long-lasting 12-volt lead acid battery, travel up to 7.5 miles on a single charge, charger included, Tested to and complies with ANSI/UL2272
Kick start the scooter and use the push button throttle to accelerate, low-maintenance, ultra-quiet kick start belt drive motor that tops out at 6 MPH
Durable 145 mm urethane wheels offer a smooth and stable ride while the rear foot brake disengages the motor to make stopping safe and simple
Light, easy to transport and store with kickstand, converts into a kick scooter for resistance-free riding if the battery runs out
Product Note: Max speed and range per charge vary based on several factors, including: rider weight, riding surface, incline, ambient temperature, battery level, riding style (stop/start vs cruising), etc
Details: This fun-to-ride, Mongoose React E1 Electric Scooter is perfect for young kids to ride around the neighborhood and is designed for riders ages 8 and up, with a maximum weight limit of 120 pounds. The Mongoose React E1 features a low-maintenance and ultra-quiet kick start belt drive motor that tops out at 6 MPH. To get up to speed, kick start the scooter and use the push button throttle to accelerate. Powered by a long-lasting 12-volt lead acid battery, the React E1 electric scooter can travel up to 7. 5 miles on a single charge. Charger included. Durable 145 mm urethane wheels offer a smooth and stable ride while the rear foot brake disengages the motor to make stopping safe and simple. The Mongoose React E1's lightweight aluminum frame makes it easy to transport and store and when the battery runs out, the React E1 converts into a kick scooter for resistance-free riding to keep the fun going.
