Scooters have long been a preferred method of transport for children. However, these nifty two-wheel modes of conveyance have undergone a transformation since the 90's and with the addition of self-propulsion, they are just as much fun for adults too.
A great way to travel around cities or campus, an electric scooter is easy to use and affordable. With battery power allowing speeds of up to 20 miles per hour, a scooter will not only take you places, but it does so with gusto. An electric scooter will save you not only time but energy as well, allowing people who walk long distances to take some of the burdens off of their feet after a long day and it can even get them to their destination five times faster than walking alone.
Lightweight, sleek and with the option of fordable designs, an electric scooter is a perfect method of getting out and about in large cities. Easy to store, an electric scooter can fit into cupboards or in a hallway, so not having a garage is of no concern.
With their fold-ability, they fit into the back of the car and can even be taken on a train for those with a longer commute. Being of a lightweight design, they are also not very cumbersome when transporting them indoors at the office or carrying them on the escalator.
And for those with a longer distance to go, there are also options on the market for electric scooters with seats, so not only are you saving your legs, you can be comfortable as you ride home too
With charging options including a USB, the electric scooter is a great choice for those who like no-fuss travel. And unlike a petrol vehicle, you can take the charger with you when you are out and about in case of emergency or prolonged outings.
Whilst the idea of an electronic scooter might seem rather simple there are a few factors to consider when purchasing one.
Firstly, as silly as it sounds insure you are buying on for an adult (yes they are made for kids too) so that you can be sure the structure supports your weight and your not travelling around on a tiny at a snail's pace.
The next thing would be to consider your commute. How many miles do you need the scooter to go? Will you be travelling at night? Where will it be stored at your destination and will it need to be charged? All of these dilemmas can be addressed during purchasing, ie if you need to travel at night, why not buy a scooter with a headlight?
Whichever style of scooter you go for, you will be sure to love the convenience of popping out and about without the extra effort of paying bus fair or having to put on your comfortable shoes. Not only will you save on your commute time but by using an electric scooter you can help reduce congestion on the roads too.
