Coolbe: Pange tähele, et enamikus Euroopa riikides on elektritõukerataste kiiruspiirang 20 km/h.
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⚡ 500W reliable motor
🔋 30km practical range
💡 LED lighting safety
🛑 Dual drum brakes
🛞 10" air tire comfort
⏱️ 5-6h quick charge
【 Efficient Motor Performance】
A 500W motor provides balanced power delivery for urban commuting, offering smooth acceleration and reliable performance on flat surfaces and moderate inclines.
【Practical Daily Range】
The 36V 7.8Ah battery supports up to 30 km of pure electric range, making it suitable for daily commutes, campus transportation, and neighborhood errands.
【Reliable Braking System】
Dual drum brakes offer consistent stopping power and require minimal maintenance, providing dependable braking performance for urban riding conditions.
【 Enhanced Visibility and Safety】
Integrated LED headlight and taillight ensure good visibility during night riding and in low-light conditions, contributing to overall riding safety.
【 Comfortable Riding Experience】
10-inch inflatable tires help absorb road vibrations and provide better traction, offering a more comfortable ride compared to solid tires on urban surfaces.
【 User-Friendly Features】
With a 5-6 hour charging time and practical design, this scooter offers convenience for daily use while maintaining an accessible price point for urban commuters.
The iScooter F2 electric scooter is designed for practical urban mobility with its 500W motor providing adequate power for daily commuting needs. The 36V 7.8Ah battery delivers up to 30 km of range on a single charge, while the dual drum braking system ensures reliable stopping power. The scooter features LED lighting for enhanced visibility and 10-inch inflatable tires that contribute to ride comfort. With a reasonable charging time of 5-6 hours and user-friendly design, it serves as a practical transportation solution for urban environments.
Note: Actual range, maximum speed, and performance may vary depending on rider weight, terrain, temperature, wind speed, tire pressure, and riding style.
