UberScoot 1000w Electric Scooter by Evo boards

I just love this little beast! I'm a bit limited in my mobility so when I take my dogs to the park for some exercise ( they're 9 and 10 yrs old), they want and need to run, jog, trot and walk much further and faster than I am capable of. The first couple of times out, they played "Let's chase Daddy!" but it didn't take them long to figure out that we can do what we've always done, just at their pace and level of duration. It has proved to be an excellent and fun tool in helping my babies to improve their conditioning and hopefully their longevity.Given the low price, I was highly skeptical that it would live up to its claims. That's why I went with Amazon in case I needed a hassle-free return but I was pleasantly rewarded with a solid, well-made little machine that looks and feels like it should cost a lot more. Now if you're into extended range or high-performance, you'd be disappointed but I can load the is into the back of my van effortlessly, unload it just as easily and get 3 good runs before I have to recharge it (I just back up to an outlet so I don't have to unload it to recharge). I'm pushing 300 lbs, so this is no kid's toy. I work with multi-million dollar machines on a daily basis and when I look at this little rig, I don't see anything that I'd change right off.I would recommend this to anyone. Just make sure it is what you're looking for. If you're an athletic 15 year-old, you'll probably want something more but it is exactly what it is described to be.

I was sceptical at first and was really looking for an electric bike. I researched it on the net and decided to try it out. It arrived within 3 days of ordering (Amazon claimed two weeks). Assembly was very simple BUT, beware of the video on the net that shows a "street" UK version with headlamp/ tail light included. Easily modified for $15 from Walmart bike lights.I live in Texas Hill Country and was worried about how it would handle inclines. i weigh 210 lbs and had no problems AND really appreciate the hand brakes (front and rear) going down hill. I also work part time as a security guard at a small college campus and tried it out at work and now am the envy of not only the other staff but also lots of the students.I run it about 5 hours within an 8 hour shift and it just begins to display the yellow light for recharge.

This little thing is powerful! I bought it to use around my condo complex to pick up mail and take out the trash. Those things are far enough to not want to walk but not far enough to fire up the car. A very useful machine and a lot more fun than I had thought it would be. :)Assembly is literally a few minutes, put the handlebars in place and install the seat, charge it up and it's ready to go. I spent more time removing those ridiculous stickers than actually putting it together. Like any machine it will require a little care. I bought some chain lube and a headlight, tail light for it. I also changed the seat to a more comfortable Schwinn model. A courier bag for the front to hold the mail completed the scoot for me.There are many names this scoot is sold under but they are all basically the same EVO design. There are a couple of issues to be aware of; the foot deck is a poor design and if you put weight on it you are likely to crush the wiring on top of the batteries due to the flimsiness of the foot deck. The charger does not turn it's self off and after the initial 8 hour charge you will have to watch for the green light to stop charging. The instructions say not to go over 12 hours but they make such a big deal out of it I watch for the green light to keep from overcharging.Here's a pic of my scoot with the stickers removed...

This scooter is quite possibly the best scooter ever. It's fast, can go quite far and is a blast. But i wouldn't recommend it for kids. It has a lot of get up and go.Two things though; first the RIGHT handlebar is the FRONT brake and the LEFT is the REAR. So counter-intuitive for bicyclists but motorcycle riders would get it.Secondly the turbo button, if it's OUT, that's HIGH speed. IN is LOW speed. Again, kind of counter-intuitive. Hope this helps!

oh man the best scooter in the world i weight 239 and thing hauls but i use it to go the local bus and ride to bus to work and the same for coming home i dont need insurance and no gas work great for going to work and come home best thing everto get from here to there

Great communication from company when I had a shipping question, arrived on time, box stayed together pretty well, nothing missing or broken. The instructions are not good - had to watch a few unboxing videos to understand the fuse and battery but easy once I saw all the steps in a video. Easy to ride, pretty quick with me (150 lbs), seemed to handle small hills fine, haven’t tested any bigger ones. I’ll be using it primarily to get around at horse shows so mostly flat terrain, unpaved. Minus a star only for the instructions, really could have done a better job there with more descriptive words and better pictures.

I love this scooter! I haven't been using it very long and not as much as I thought I would, but that's because of a policy change on campus, not because of this scooter. This thing is fast and has conquered hills no problem. I can't attest to the range of the battery as I haven't gone too far on it. I feel more balanced and comfortable using the seat rather than standing up, but I do like that you can remove the seat to use it either way. It also folds up pretty easily and fits (very snugly) into the trunk of my small car.

I do love the scooter I just wish the battery would last longer

I actually bought my Uber Scoot from Walmart... so that I could return it if I did not like it. To be quite honest it does the job.

Ride this 6 miles 5 days a week for the last 3 years. Replaced 1 battery ( $119.00 ). Everybody should get one, it's a hidden jewel!

If you want a little toy scooter - get the Uberscoot. If you want an adult riding scooter with a smooth, non-teeth chattering ride, with an adult size frame, get the Off-Road...

I've bought this item at Walmart. I'm 13 years old lol. I just ride this thing for fun during the the summer.

It was not what I expected. For one it only went 15 mph. Which is why I gave it two stars.

Get Cheap Extended Warranty. Just unpacked it and following the directions, opened the foot plate to gain access to the battery where it instructs you to insert the fuse.

The scooter is good but heavy in putting it in the car tank.

DO NOT BUY. REPEAT DO NOT BUY unless you want to throw $500+ down the bin. It comes shoddily made. The controller and wires are the MOST IMPORTANT part of this scooter (The...

Battery does not retain charge