Xiaomi - Mi Electric Scooter 3

To be honest, i would buy ebike. Theres loads of escooters that can handle your weight BUT they cost much as ebike so 🤷🏼‍♂️ i had, well still have my modded xiaomi 3 pro im 95kgish and it had no problem go +40km/h = 25mph with it, but the battery would last for like 15km = 9,3 miles. Now i have 1000w 18Ah battery, need to upgrade for bigger tho.

Depending on your country (?) the recommendations could vary. In-built seated scooters generally have larger tyres to accommodate the balance required seated. You could buy a smaller/lighter frame scooter like a Xiaomi Pro/Mi3 (they weight 12-13kg) and get a seat for it. But as you already have the Aovo Pro, just get a seat for that?

I converted my Mi3 with the Monorim X3 kit for mobility reasons (still use standing up) and it’s been fantastic. Dual adjustable spring suspension and independent wheel system. Very solid and lightweight, extremely stable, even at walking speeds - and it’s great on tight turns and off-road terrain too. Kit works for all Xiaomi models (minus the newer ones) or they have Segway kits but the dual wheels are at the front. I find dual rear wheels are much better for stability. Otherwise, here’s a list of 3 wheels scooters I found during my research. There’s not a lot of decent 3 wheel (none trike) options, however, you could consider directly contacting a reputable Alibaba seller to make one for you (with a LG/Samsung battery) if none of these models are suitable. You just have to ensure anything has a non-solid axle/independent suspension system, or you’ll topple when turning, as you want the dual wheels to both remain in contact with the ground. DOOHAN ILARK KERRYWELL K3 GoTrax GPro 3 CoolFly CF- T11-3 EISONTER E20 PRO PXID F2 HONDA STRIEMO TAITO S1 FREEGO ES-10X Langfette C5 3 wheel Some of these may no longer be available anymore/not for sale but it’s the best I can help with atm (will reply I I have more to add) :)

You can always add a seat. How big is too big for you? Bigger wheels are definitely better, anything under 8.5” is dangerous for stability. Ideally 10-11” is a good spot, 12” covers you best for potholes. Have a look at the Monorim X3 kit, you can see what that looks like modified. The Xiaomi scooters all work fine with an aftermarket seat too (can be a saddle type or one with a back support). All the Xiaomi models (Pro 2 or 3) are lightweight but have extremely durable frames, 8.5” pneumatic wheels, affordable and also under 13kg. Unless you want something with a lot of range/bigger motor etc? Otherwise, if you want smaller framed scooters than a couple in that list, you’ll have to search around from the list I provided and see what else comes up on Google/YT. Might be some new stuff released since I last looked.

It I a good choice but it's not really reliable. Consider getting a xiaomi scooter like the xiaomi scooter 3. It is very reliable and it is about $400.