If your terrain is completely flat, there are options. Look for a 350w single motor. That should meet your needs. It is quite literally entrylevel. My first was a 650w Max Pro. it's been a solid machine for over a year and 2k miles. It cost me $800 18months ago. I upgraded to a Makuta 10+ that is a Lot more watts (2500) and zips up to 48mph. She cost me 1500. They are both ride-or-dies.
Hiboy max pro. Did me solid for 18months and 4k miles. Handled the snow terribly, but I knew that. Just upgraded to a dual motor. I highly recommend it for larger riders. Hard to find something with oomph for that budget. Max pro is around 800.
So the lower tier ones as a few said show their price on battery range/ milage able to travel on single charge and features, speaking from experience the 48v I got from Hiboy did work (I work 3 miles from my house) and got 500 plus miles out of it but that was for 2 months now its sits as a spare backup. Now its replacement is 3 times the price but also is 60v and goes top 50mph so depending on price the specs follow. The Y11 Plus is what I daily with 1300 miles and it's great
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I got a hiboy. It's been pretty solid for my 6 months per year 1-2x per week use when I park my car at a public charger and ride to work/home and back.
Meee 🙋🏻♀️ I started off with a Hi Boy eventually switched to Kukirin G3. It’s definitely fun and I find it very therapeutic. My bf and I take our e scoots everywhere - greenways, parks, even when we go outta town/state trips (it’s the best way to explore cities imo.. or just explore, period)
Definitely don’t see a ton of females on big, powerful e scoots but idk if that’s just in my area. The only time I seen a lot of female e scooter riders was in Miami fs
I paid $400 for a Hiboy one with solid instead of air tires. It works good enough to get to and from work plus I charge it at work. Cost about $10-20 a month at home to charge. Handle bars on bumpy roads can rattle a little looser and wobble too. So I keep the Allan key in my wallet and just tighten things up anytime I notice any wobble before I leave. If you're not comfortable riding them to start just go find a park with a circular bike path. I went from cautiously using it at 12-15km/h to being fine going 40 in about a day.
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