Razor Electric Scooters

Battery life varies by model. The E90 runs up to 40 minutes, while the E300 and E300S offer around 40 minutes to an hour. Adult models like the E‑Prime III provide 10–15 miles of range. Proper charging and storage extend battery life; avoid deep discharges when possible.

Kids’ models use a simple twist or push-button throttle with a single speed setting. Adult versions feature variable-speed throttles for more control. All models include a brake (hand lever or rear fender) for quick stops.

Some models like the E-Prime series fold for portability. Others (E90–E300) are rigid and must be carried or stored whole. Folding mechanisms improve portability but add complexity and slight weight.

In many jurisdictions, privately owned electric scooters are illegal on public roads and pavements. They may be permitted in bike lanes or on private property. Always check local laws before riding; rental scooters may have different rules.

Razor electric scooters include power cut-off brakes, sturdy decks and padded grips. Adult models may incorporate LED headlights and reflectors for visibility. Always wear a helmet, and young riders should wear elbow and knee pads.

Charging times range from 6–12 hours depending on battery size. Always use the included charger and unplug the scooter once fully charged. Overcharging can reduce battery life.

Replacement batteries are available from Razor or third-party suppliers. Upgrades to higher-capacity batteries may be possible on some models but check warranty and compatibility before modifying.

Keep tyres inflated (for models with pneumatic tyres), clean the scooter after use and store it indoors. Check for loose bolts, listen for unusual noises and service or replace parts as needed. Regularly charge the battery to prevent it from becoming deeply discharged.