Electric Scooter with Seat, 8.5" E Scooter for Adults Max Speed 22 MPH, Powerful 350W Motor, 22 Miles Long Range, Max Speed 22 MPH

For one, it is not a good fit for me because i have a disability %26 it includes balance issues since hip replacement surgery. I also have carpal tunnel%26nerve damage plus neuropathy . I am afraid I'll hurt myself or vice versa. Too fast for me. I am also moving %26 need something a little bit easier to just put me %26 purse , etc., on %26go. I feel its great and under any other circumstances I would keep it %26 ride it %26 love it. I have crashed in the driveway too when i did not know it was going to take off without me when I touched the accelerator %26 not thinking about the stones %26 sand , yeah, next thing it hit a bit of sand , took %26 grabbed that tire turned the handlebars real sharp %26 out of my hands %26 down I went. So yes, on one hand its great %26 is most definitely a very fair price but, when I purchased it, it was on sale %26 this was an online only deal. In store would have cost more money. I really truly thought I'd be able to learn how to operate by now but one other problem is it will not go thru any kind of sandy areas or your dirt areas with even grass, or stone's, etc, it will stop you dead in your tracks. It MUST be HARD SURFACES ONLY. IF your child , teenager has never ever been on one,I cannot stress enough to keep it at the lowest number , the Economic Mode. Once you try it you'll see why i say that. I wanted this so bad %26 did not want to return it. i am afraid as fast as it can %26 will go that i would end up either in the hospital or an early GRAVE... %26 NO, it is not an exaggeration. Adults check it out first before a teenager gets on it %26 no one under 13 or 14 must trust immensely.

The solid hard plastic tires (no intertube, no rubber), while being low maintenance and supposedly similar in quality to pneumatic tires, are far less safe than the traditional rubber tires that conform a bit with the road. These hard plastic lack traction, even on dry, smooth pavement. With a slight movement in steering the tires slid out from the payment, and the bike and I fell to the payment. I was left with abrasions on my knees and elbows. maybe these tires work better when they are larger and wider as there would be more contact with the pavement but these little slick pieces of plastic make for an unstable ride. They do not instill confidence due the small amount of surface area with which they contact the road and the small amount of the tires that do contact the road lack any play whatsoever with the road, at any speed. I intend to acquire some form of pneumatic tires so as to have a more safe and a