Razor E300
24 km/h, 20 km, 250 W
Question about Razor E300
Former user
8 years ago
question, can i ride it on the pavement???
Read the first two paragraphs on the product page!!!
Description
The E300, with its larger deck, frame and tyres for teens and adult riders, is Razor's fastest electric scooter - top speed of 24kmh. Twist the thrust and feel the kick.
The E300 is not approved for public road use. It is for private use only. The E300 should only be operated when circumstances permit safe use for the user and outsiders.
Important information
Road approval
The vehicle is not approved for public road traffic. It is intended exclusively for use on private roads and squares. The vehicle should only be operated if the circumstances allow safe use for the user and outsiders. It is recommended to use the vehicle with the appropriate protective equipment (helmet, pads).
Description
The E300, with its larger deck, frame and tyres for teens and adult riders, is Razor's fastest electric scooter - top speed of 24kmh. Twist the thrust and feel the kick.
The E300 is not approved for public road use. It is for private use only. The E300 should only be operated when circumstances permit safe use for the user and outsiders.
Important information
Road approval
The vehicle is not approved for public road traffic. It is intended exclusively for use on private roads and squares. The vehicle should only be operated if the circumstances allow safe use for the user and outsiders. It is recommended to use the vehicle with the appropriate protective equipment (helmet, pads).
No, it is only allowed on private roads and private paths (no approval).
If you want something with approval, look for EGRET at digitec, for example. The GT versions are road-legal (see the respective product) - but they are much more expensive because the approval costs a lot of money and time.
If you want something with approval, look for EGRET at digitec, for example. The GT versions are road-legal (see the respective product) - but they are much more expensive because the approval costs a lot of money and time.