Features:

• Electric scooter with detachable seat for easy cruising and commuting
• Environmentally friendly chain-driven electric motor and super-size deck
• Reaches speeds of 15 miles per hour; twist-grip acceleration control
• Rechargeable battery offers 40 minutes of continuous use per charge
• 220-pound weight capacity; for ages 12 and older; 90-day warranty

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
The ever-popular Razor E300 Electric Scooter is new and improved for 2006!

Features:

NOTE: Be sure to check and obey local laws regarding scooter use.

Amazon.com Product Description:
Fusing the thrill of powered transportation with the latest technology and high-quality materials, the Razor E300S seated electric scooter is ideal for "green" commuters. The E300S is equipped with a super-size deck and frame for riders of all sizes, along with an environmentally friendly chain-driven electric motor that reaches speeds of up to 15 miles per hour. As a result, it's a breeze to zip to work in the morning and home in the evening without guzzling gas or contributing to congestion. The scooter also includes a detachable seat for easy cruising and a pair of extra-wide 10-inch pneumatic tires to ensure a smooth ride. And riders will love the adjustable handlebars, which extend upward or lower depending on the height of the rider. Other details include a twist-grip acceleration control, a powerful 250-watt electric motor, and a rechargeable battery that delivers up to 40 minutes of continuous use per charge (the battery requires roughly 12 hours of charge time). The charger and tools are included with the E300S.

The buyer and rider of the E300S scooter are responsible for knowing and obeying all local, state, and federal regulations regarding the riding and use of this scooter. The E300S, which offers a maximum weight of 220 pounds, is appropriate for both older teens (12 years and up) and adults and carries a 90-day warranty.

Rating : - Extremely disappointing
I'm a scooter enthusiast who has owned many models over the years. The Razor E300S is a prime example of shoddy workmanship. Mine had problems as soon as it was out of the box. It frequently shuts off after it's been running only a few seconds, and the motor becomes overloaded even though I'm considerably lighter than the weight specifications. I contacted technical support and they were no help at all, told me I was on my own. The battery doesn't last nearly as long as the literature suggests, and after only about a week of use, the scooter won't travel more than 100 yards without the circuit breaker tripping, causing it to shut off. Sadly, this one's going in the trash.
This is the kind of product you get if the manufacturer makes it as cheaply and quickly as possible: unreliable, poor quality. My advice is to spend an extra $100 or so to get a scooter that's actually worth something. This one's a gutterball.