Read rated and peak power separately.
A watt (W) is a unit of power. Rated and peak figures describe different output ratings. Compare the same type of figure across models; a larger peak number alone does not describe the whole ride.
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your ride.
Power, battery energy and control. Get to know the details behind our electric scooters, bikes and dirt bikes—and choose a configuration that fits the way you ride.
Real models. Clear specifications. Practical explanations.
01 / Motor systems
Power is part
of the picture.
Start with motor output, then look at the complete vehicle: drive layout, battery, weight, wheels and braking.
The configuration behind the specificationLook at the motor layout.
A rear-wheel motor and a dual-motor setup are different configurations. Consider the listed drive system together with the battery and vehicle weight, rather than treating wattage as a speed or range guarantee.
02 / Battery energy
Know what’s
in the battery.
Volts, amp-hours and watt-hours tell you different things. Reading them together makes it easier to compare the energy capacity of different configurations.
- V / Volts
- The battery’s nominal voltage.
- Ah / Amp-hours
- A measure of charge capacity. Compare it alongside voltage.
- Wh / Watt-hours
- A measure of battery energy. Nominal V × Ah gives the nominal energy in Wh.
Battery energy is one part of range. The motor, riding conditions and how you use the vehicle also matter.
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48V
×18.2Ah
=873.6Wh
Nominal energy derived from the model’s listed battery specification. This is an energy comparison, not a prediction of riding distance.
View this model’s full specification03 / Range in context
The route
changes the range.
The range shown on a product page is a supplier-listed figure. Your riding conditions affect how far a charge will take you.
Compare scooter specificationsSpeed & acceleration
The way you use the throttle and the speed you maintain change the energy used on a journey.
Rider & luggage
Total load affects energy demand. Read the model’s maximum rider load together with its range figure.
Hills & surfaces
Climbs and changing surfaces make a different demand on the vehicle than a level, consistent route.
Conditions & setup
Temperature, wind and tire pressure can affect performance. Keep the vehicle set up as its instructions recommend.
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Listed range, by model.
These are individual supplier figures, not a shared test under identical conditions.
04 / Contact, comfort & control
Look beyond
the motor.
Wheels, brakes and suspension shape the configuration you live with. Compare the hardware alongside the headline numbers.
Wheel size & tire type
Look at wheel diameter and the listed tire construction. Some dirt bikes list different front and rear sizes, so check both.
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Braking hardware
The catalog includes disc-brake configurations, with mechanical and hydraulic systems listed by model. Check the front and rear arrangement on the product page.
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Suspension layout
Read front and rear suspension separately. Our model descriptions identify spring and hydraulic configurations where the supplier provides those details.
See the T88 chassis05 / A format for your priorities
Same questions.
Different configurations.
Start with the vehicle format. Then compare the details that matter for your route, storage and riding position.
12 models availableStanding & seated scooters
Compare motor layouts, wheel sizes and suspension. A seated configuration adds a different riding position; folding details vary by model.
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8 models availableElectric bikes
Explore compact and full-size formats. Check wheel size, battery design and gearing in each model’s complete specification.
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4 models availableElectric dirt bikes
Compare chassis weight, front and rear wheel sizes, braking hardware and suspension. The complete configuration matters as much as motor output.
Explore the collection06 / The specifications, together
Real models.
Details you can compare.
A selection from the available collection. Open a model for its complete specification, gallery and current availability.
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| Model | Motor power | Battery energy | Braking | Vehicle weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| T14 NEW Seated Electric Scooter | 600 W | 360 Wh | Dual disc brakes | 28.5 kg |
| T2MAX Electric Scooter | 1,200 W | 873.6 Wh | Front and rear disc brakes | 28.7 kg |
| T6 Dual-Motor Electric Scooter | 2,400 W | 1,008 Wh | Dual disc brakes | 34.8 kg |
| T12 Compact Electric Bike | 500 W | 720 Wh | Dual mechanical disc brakes | 23 kg |
| T88 Electric Dirt Bike | 2,000 W | 998.4 Wh | Hydraulic disc brake | 46.8 kg |
Battery energy is nominal and may be calculated from the listed voltage and charge capacity. Model specifications are supplier-listed; information needing confirmation is left for clarification.
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Your technology
questions, answered.
Is motor power the same as maximum speed?
No. Motor output and maximum speed are separate specifications. Compare each model’s listed power, speed, weight and drive configuration together.
Does a larger battery always mean more range?
Battery energy matters, but vehicles use that energy differently. Riding speed, load, terrain and conditions also affect range. Use the battery and advertised range figures together.
Where can I find charging time and folding details?
Open the model’s product page and read its complete configuration. Charging time and folding information are shown where the supplier provides them; they should not be assumed from another model.
Why are some specification values not shown?
Some supplier information is incomplete or needs clarification. A value should be confirmed before it is used to compare a configuration. Contact us with the model name for help.
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