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Pattern Name: Scooter
Features
- With its super-sized deck and frame, the Razor E300 electric scooter is ready to roll for teen and adult riders up to 220 pounds (100 kg)
- Powered by a 250-watt, high-torque, single-speed, chain-driven motor that delivers a top speed of up to 15 mph (24 km/h)
- Rechargeable 24V (two 12V) sealed lead-acid battery system provides up to 40 minutes of continuous use
- Features an all-steel frame and fork for a solid ride that stands up to rugged use
- Larger 9 (229 mm), pneumatic front and rear tires support older riders, while helping soften out rough surfaces for a smooth ride
Brand: Razor
Color: Matte Grey
Age Range (Description): Youth
Special Feature: Rechargeable
Weight Limit: 220 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 42.5"L x 16.5"W x 40"H
Number of Wheels: 2
Model Name: E300 Electric Scooter
Wheel Material: Alloy Steel
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Brand: Razor
Color: Matte Grey
Age Range (Description): Youth
Special Feature: Rechargeable
Weight Limit: 220 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 42.5"L x 16.5"W x 40"H
Number of Wheels: 2
Model Name: E300 Electric Scooter
Wheel Material: Alloy Steel
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Item Weight: 19.5 Kilograms
Handlebar Type: Fixed
Handle Height: 25 Inches
Wheel Size: 10 Inches
Wheel Type: Solid,Pneumatic
Suspension Type: Dual Suspension
Grip Type: Rubber
Brake Style: Rear Braking
Warranty Type: Extended
Charging Time: 12 Hours
Recommended Uses For Product: recreational riding, short-distance commuting
Maximum Distance Range: 14.91 Miles
Manufacturer: Razor USA, LLC
UPC: 845423015312 845423010041
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 41.34 x 19.69 x 9.06 inches
Package Weight: 22.68 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 42.5 x 16.5 x 40 inches
Brand Name: Razor
Warranty Description: 90 Day Razor
Material: Metal & Plastic
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Part Number: 13113614
Style: Standing Ride (E300)
Included Components: E300 Electric Scooter
Size: 41 x 17 x 42-Inch
Date First Available: May 23, 2012
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Pattern Name: Scooter
Came pretty much assembled. Only had to tighten a few screws. Works for over an hour on a single charge.
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2025 by S. Lech
Pattern Name: Scooter
I'm 160 lbs, I live in Boulder and use this to get to and from classes. The motor is quiet enough that I haven't been bothered by any authorities on campus. It makes it up the hills in Boulder just fine. All I hear while riding it are comments like "I need one of those". No problems thus far. Rode it in heavy rain and didn't find any issues, though things dry out quickly here since the humidity is pretty low most of the time. Haven't tested the range yet, though I easily went 5 miles (up and down hills) on one charge with no noticeable decrease in power. Now that I am convinced I received a good unit, I am going to pimp it out with a cup holder, rear view mirrors, horn, etc... Additional: I rode the scooter around in the flooding we have been experiencing in Boulder, took it through several puddles 3-5 inches deep, etc. The scooter is still functioning normally. Update: I have now replaced the batteries twice (it was my fault they died). My recommendations are: 1. make absolutely sure you always keep the scooter turned off when not in use, leaving it on will kill the batteries. 2. don't store the scooter in a garage because low temps kill the battery. 3. the batteries are not like the ones in your cell phone, ie you don't want to completely drain and then recharge the battery, doing so will kill the battery. The less you drain the battery each cycle, and the less time the scooter spends with a depleted charge, the better and longer the batteries will perform. 4. If the scooter seems sluggish, check the brake line tension, I loosened mine, and I saw a dramatic increase in speed and stamina. Update (Feb 2017): I have now put well over 1,000 miles on this scooter. I recently had to replace the tube of the rear tire, which was a decent sized project, but took the opportunity to clean and lube everything. The scooter is now running like new again, or even better than new. If you take care of this scooter, it will run like a champ for a very long time.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2013 by Tyson
Pattern Name: Scooter
This is a great little scooter, the kids love it and it's powerful enough for me to ride on it (around 200 lbs.). But, I really wanted to post feedback for Amazon an how they handled this order. This was a Christmas present for my son. It arrived about a week before Christmas in a torn box with scratches all over the exposed part of the scooter. I called Amazon and they took care of the situation far above my expectations. I was expecting a hassle to not only return it, but to also get a new one in time for Christmas. I had a new replacement scooter in time for Christmas (actually just 2 days later). The box looked great, so I figured no issues. However, when I was ready to put it under the tree on Christmas eve, the rear tire would not hold air and one of the screws on the deck was put in wrong (at an angle) to where it barely covered the corner of the plate on the deck, so it was only a matter of time before the deck would come lose at that location. So, I contacted Amazon again today (day after Christmas) and they took care of me in the same way they did the first time. I should have a replacement scooter in a few days. I was reluctant to purchase this online in case something like this happened. Normally I would have taken it back to the store for a replacement, but was afraid it would be a major pain to deal with this when I don't have a store to bring it back to. But, Amazon did a wonderful job handling the issues, both representatives I worked with were extremely helpful and pleasant to work with. Most likely the first issue was UPS's fault and the 2nd issue was with Razor, but Amazon made it right for me. I buy nearly everything through Amazon, and this experience is a perfect example of why. Thanks again Amazon!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2014 by Sean McAvoy
Pattern Name: Scooter
This was my son's first step into motorized riders of any kind. He has enjoyed analog Razor scooters, skateboards, bicycles so this was kind of a get-around-the-neighborhood novelty. I believe the E300 is (or at least WAS) the largest/heaviest/fastest of the razor E models. Assembly was easy and build quality is good- everything aligns, nothing rattles. It is super easy to ride- good balance even for a 6'-1" rider that has to uncomfortably stoop to ride all other kick-n-go Razor scooters. However, the bars are still uncomfortably narrow for anyone with wide shoulders- more like a joystick than handlebars. They do, however, keep the unit compact and maneuverable in tight spaces. There is plenty of room on the footbed for even big feet. After months of riding, everything still works and battery seems to have same kick it did when new. A few notes: - The wheels do not roll particularly true- not in rotation or on plane. They wobble a bit. You can't necessarily feel it in the grips or under foot but it just makes for kind of a harmonic wobble when you ride. - The twist-grip throttle is a little awkward to operate- maybe because of the narrow bar issue. You have t control speed with the same element you are using to steer. This has never been a problem on lots of different motorcycles for me, but having to roll the throttle back and steer with the narrow bars definitely takes a few minutes to get used to. You have to turn, not push on the bars or lean so if you've never ridden a motorcycle- probably not an issue. - The brakes work well. If you need to stop quickly and squeeze the handle hard, prepare to get friendly with the pavement! However, the simple disc set up is easy to regulate for smooth, non-emergency stops. - After about 1/2 hour of riding, there is noticeable fade in power- especially if trying to climb even minimal grades. - The top speed is a bit disappointing. It is advertised at 15mph (I think). I have not put a gun on it yet, but it feels more like 10-12mph with a 190 pound rider on it (me). It might get a bit quicker with my much lighter son on it, but still doubt it scrapes 15. If you want "safe" fun- great. If you want to live a little and risk some skin-and-meat, step up to combustion machines! My opinion- best suited for 12 and younger and no, uhh... "big" kids (like me). *** TWO year'ish update- My son, who is taller and heavier now (about 5'-9" 120 lbs) than at time of purchase, still rides this thing 2-3 times a week- mostly on asphalt and gravel roads with an occasional and way-too-intentional off-road adventure! Battery life seems to be near-equal to new. Nothing has broken. Nothing rattles or squeaks. Everything works, pretty much, like new. It is still not a precision machine, but is proving to be more durable than I would have anticipated.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2015 by Rich N.