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The electric scooter might be the next alternative in city commuting.


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Advantages of Electric Scooters

The electric scooter might be the next alternative in city commuting. The cost to travel 10-20 miles is well below $0.2 as oppose to $2 on city bus (NYC). The electric scooters might be desirable alternative in a time when oil is becoming more and more expensive.

Somebody may argue that the scooter still use the fuel indirectly (electricity). Yes. However, as oppose to cars the total mass that have to be move (scooter and driver) might be 10 to 20 times lower then any car in production. That is significantly more economical in terms of used energy. So what the cost and profit? For example in NYC the cost of commuting by city bus for in one year is $912. The scooter cost is $350 and the recharging cost for a year is less then $73 (assuming less then 40 mile traveling distance a day). The $423 for initial investment might definitely sense for short distance commuting.

  • Lithium-Ion Motorcycles (http://www.technologyreview.com/Energy/19069/) - Better batteries are making electric motorcycles possible, providing a cleaner alternative to pollution-spewing gas-powered bikes. (MIT Technology Review; July 19, 2007)

Electric Scooters

Fun-ev.com 50 mph scooters (http://www.fun-ev.com/) - Li-Ion and lead acid versions. 3000 Watt. Under $4,000. Image:Fun-ev.com 021 100x68.jpg
Vectrix Electric Maxi-Scooter Review (http://www.viamichelin.com/viamichelin/gbr/tpl/mag5/art20061215/htm/route-vectrix.htm) - The new electric scooter by Vectrix (http://www.vectrix.com/) draws its energy from NiMH batteries which power a 27 hp motor. It emits no pollutants and operates in almost total silence. Its performance is like a 400 cc petrol-engine scooter - 0 to 50 mph in 6.8 seconds and top speed of 62 mph. Battery range is 62 miles, with a recharge time of two hours (80%). (Thomas Groussin; December 15, 2006) Image:Vectrix_Electric_Maxi-Scooter_95x95.jpg
Volta GT electric scooter (http://www.autobloggreen.com/2007/09/28/the-electric-vehicle-company-is-set-to-introduce-the-volta-gt-el/) - The Electric Vehicle Company (http://www.evc-llc.com/) is set to introduce the Volta GT electric scooter at the Alternative Car Expo (http://www.altcarexpo.com/) on October 19th. The scooter will have a switch that will allow riders to select either a performance mode (allowing speeds of up to 70 mph) or a economy mode (allowing travel up to 70 miles). (AutoblogGreen; Sep. 28, 2007) Image:Volta_GT_95x95.jpg
SolarVehicles.org (http://www.solarvehicles.org/) - Free plans for building a solar powered electric vehicle with a top speed of 25 to 40 km/h, made possible by recent advances in solar modules, batteries and magnetic drives. Parts source list included. See also UprightSolar (http://www.uprightsolar.com/). Image:LRV2_95x95.jpg
  • Electric Transportation Solutions (http://www.electricTransport.net/shop/?affillink=PUREE126067594) - ETS sells most all electric scooters, bikes, golf cars, NEV's and full performance electric vehicles. Order online or by phone 24-hours/day. Affiliate set-up available.
  • Fun-Time e-scooters (http://www.e-scooters.ca/electric.php) sells electric scooters in Canada
  • E-Cobra (http://www.hybridtechnologies.com/products.php?sec=2) has a top speed of 25 mph and range of 50 miles
  • Sunbird from rad2go (http://www.rad2go.com/Sunbird.htm) - Up to 45 mile range with pedal assist. 18 mph top speed.
  • Matrix E-scoot (http://www.falconev.com/) - fast, reliable, clean and green electric scooter / moped; vectrix alternative.
  • EVT America (http://www.evtamerica.com/) - Electric Vehicle Transportation. Introducing the state of the art in Electric Scooters. A more powerful hub motor for sheer torque power.
  • T3Motion (http://www.t3motion.com/) - Personal mobility electric vehicles are simple to drive, operate on less than 10 cents per day, have a tight turning radius, and enhance visibility for law enforcement and security.
  • Segway (http://www.segway.com/) - Personal transporter self-balancing transportation device
  • IKOO Transporter (http://www.ikoo.us/) - Stainless steel body, dual disk brakes, 600 watt motor
  • ElectroScoot (http://www.electroscoot.com/) - 50 cents for 50 km; removable lithium-ion battery
  • Razor (http://www.razor.com/) - electric scooters and motorbikes
  • Yamaha (http://www.yamaha-motor.co.jp/global/motorshow/html/museum/ev/17/index.html) - The Passol is an electric commuter using 100% electric energy. The EC-02 (http://www.yamaha-motor.co.jp/global/news/2005/09/28/tms-ev.html) is Yamaha's second EV.
  • eScooter (http://www.escooter.de/Arrow/arrow.html) - Arrow 45 is a German 4 wheeled electric scooter with a top speed of 45 km/h and a range of 30-60 km. It costs about 1 cent per kilometer to run.
  • Veloteq (http://www.Veloteq.com/) - Veloteq manufactures power on demand electric bicycles for the North American market.
  • e-max (http://www.e-max-scooter.com/index.php?spr=en) - With a speed of 60 km/h, up to 70 km distance range a real alternative solution.
  • Sinclair C5 (http://www.sinclairc5.com/) - The Sinclair C5 was a commercial disaster. This site is dedicated to show you the positive side of the C5.
  • Alel Electric Transportation (http://www.alel.biz/Alel/scooter_eng.html) - Scooler - Same range and performance as traditional scooter - A new generation electric vehicle with an original design.
  • Zap! ZAPINO electric scooter (http://www.zapworld.com/zapstore/detail.aspx?ID=389) - Not only economical and non-polluting, the ZAPINO is also powerful with an advanced 3000-watt brushless DC hub motor, perfect for city commuting. Able to reach speeds of about 30 mph with a range up to 30 miles, you will be able to keep up with city traffic without contributing to city pollution.
  • ScootElectric (http://www.scootelectric.co.uk/) - Clean, quiet and amazingly cost-effective moped-style scooters in the UK run carbon-free. With the typical recharge cost no more than 10p, they achieve the equivalent of more than 1000 miles per gallon.
  • Electric Big Wheel (http://www.electricbw.ca/techSpec.php) - 2-wheel EBW, 3000W (peak power), 150 lbs (with battery), cruising speed 27 km/hr, range 40 to 80 km, recharge 80% in less than hour
  • Spark EV (http://www.spark-ev.com/zooom.html) - The electric convertable scooter, the ZOOOM! Stereo, storage, and a convertible top, any color or camo to suit your taste. Comfortable and quiet, seats two in style.
  • FalconEV (http://www.falconev.com/) - Imagine owning a vehicle which you never have to spend any money on to keep running. Using an Electric 2 wheeler as a 'second car' to get around will pay for itself in one year! Using lithium Iron phosphate batts.
  • GreenEmotor (http://greenemotor.com/) - 1600 to 2200 watt electric scooters have a top speed up to 42 mph. Standard outlet plug-in. $1.00 = 450 miles.
  • Rad2Go (http://www.rad2go.com/) - Electric scooter
  • Baroni Bikes (http://www.baronibikes.com/) - Speed, range and acceleration unrivalled by any competitors in their class.
  • Kasea Motorsports (http://www.kasea.com/) - The Kasea ZE-2000 (http://www.kasea.com/photo/pages/ZE2000.html) uses a 2000-watt brushless motor with a proprietary silicone battery system for speeds of up to 37-mph with a range of 20 miles.
  • Skeuter (http://www.skeuter.com/) - Pure Electric Skeuters, 600 or 1500 watt. 20-30 mph. 20-30 miles per charge. Powered by Foxx (http://www.flymoontrade.com/Battery.htm) Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries.
  • Yamaha's Electric Commuter EC-02 (http://www.autobloggreen.com/2007/08/13/yamahas-2-000-electric-bike/) - It's just $2,000 and can go 18 MPH. EC-02 is 30 percent recyclable and it can fold away easily. There is a special Ipod edition of the EC-02. (AutoblogGreen; Aug. 13, 2007)
  • Topmotorx (http://www.topmotorx.com/) - The new Electric Scooter is finally coming from www.Topmotorx.com , after years of proven performance and durability as the NO 1 electric scooter in China. Precision engineering and value make ZP 1500 watt and 2000 watt the best scooter available.
  • e-max ev's Germany (http://www.e-max-ltd.com/) - Much higher torque and acceleration, the nearly non-existent maintenance costs and the environmental-friendly zero emission. Higher range, incredible performance, lower recharging time, the offering of silicon and lithium technology, high quality at a bargain price.

DP2250 Scooter

  • DP2250 Scooter (http://www.duropower.com/item.asp?PID=36&FID=1&level=0) - Motor Power 250 Watt; two batteries at 48V10Ah; Max. Speed 24Km/h (15miles/hour); Max. Load 110Kg (250lbs); Can rund 40 miles on full charge; charging takes 6-8 hours; Net Weight (Batery include) 125 lbs. (From DuroPower.com)
Comment 
Too slow !!!!..and Goofy, dont waste your money.

Zac Scooter

  • Zac -- electric scooter from Portugal (http://www.treehugger.com/files/2006/03/zac_urban_mobil.php) - If you weigh less than 176 lb, then this little 19kg scooter will pull you up a 10% incline. Can reach a max speed of 25 kph (15 mph) and give an hours worth of travel (at 15 kph). (TreeHugger; Mar. 29, 2006)

Evader

Bellevue-Washington based Evader, Inc. (http://www.evader.us.) (NASD. PK: EVDR), the maker of cheap electric low-performance scooters powered by leading-edge chinese proprietary technology..huh ?? with EPIC technology (fire alarm) has a wide variety ( 2 kinds )of electric motor scooters to choose from. Evader’s electric scooter bikes offer a solution to all environmental problems.

Electric Motorbikes

  • Thunderstruck Motors (http://www.thunderstruck-ev.com/) - TS Motors has developed electric drag race and off-road motorcycles, go-carts, electric-assist bicycle trailers, a junior dragster, cars, and boats.
  • A motorcycle that's fast, silent and green (http://news.com.com/A+motorcycle+thats+fast%2C+silent+and+green/2100-11389_3-6199962.html?tag=cd.top) - The Zero (http://zeromotorcycles.com/) electric motorcycle runs on lithium-ion batteries rather than gas. The Zero X dirt bike can be bought for around $6,900 with perfomance similar to a 250cc gas-burning motorcycle, no noise or pollution, 300 miles per gallon equivalent and less than 1 cent per mile to operate. A street-legal commuter motorcycle is planned. (CNET News; Aug. 2, 2007)
  • Electric Motor Scooters from Two Wheels Rule (http://www.twowheelsrule.com/) - sells X-Treme (http://www.x-tremescooters.com/) motor scooters. The 500 watt version will get you 20 mph with a range of 20 miles. Attractive and functional bike with free shipping.
  • Revolution EV (http://www.revevllc.com/) - sells the X-Treme Scooters line of electric bikes and mopeds in Ann Arbor, MI.
  • Vogelbilt Corporation (http://www.vogelbilt.com/home.html) - Electra Cruiser (formerly the Electric Hog)
  • GoBlade (http://www.goblade.co.uk/) - sells the Blade (http://www.e-mx.net/) electric motocross bike in the UK
  • Electric Moto Corp (http://www.electricmoto.com/electricmoto.php?id=intro_blade) - The Blade T-6 delivers gas-engine MX bike performance in a silent, lightweight package.
  • Global Hybrid Corp. (http://www.hybridtechnologies.com/index.php) - Sells lithium battery powered motorcycles such as the Jin bike (http://www.hybridtechnologies.com/products.php?sec=2&id=3) with a top speed of 50 mph and a range of 75 miles.
  • Zortch Electric Designs (http://zortch.visforvoltage.com/) - high performance personal electric vehicles from the Pacific Northwest
  • Electric Motorsport (http://www.electricmotorsport.com/index.html) - 100% Street Legal Grand Prix Style Electric Motorcycle DOT Certified
  • ThunderStruck Motors (http://www.thunderstruck-ev.com/acbikes.htm) - AC Bikes: 60 mph, range 20 miles
  • Electricross (http://www.electricross.com/) - Electric Motocross: More power than a Honda CRF150, weighs 100 pounds LESS, but silent, costs less than a penny a mile to ride.
  • Covco (http://www.covco.co.kr/home/eproduct_5.html) - Korean made electric motorcycle with top speed of 110 km/h and range of 100 km.
  • Killacycle smashes 1/4 mile records for electric vehicles (http://www.gizmag.com/go/7085/) - The Killacycle (http://www.killacycle.com/) set the electric vehicle quarter-mile speed record in 8.168 seconds @ 155.78mph. The bike is fuelled by Li-Ion battery cells from A123 Systems. Top-fuel drag bikes burn over 4 gallons of expensive NitroMethane per run, while the Killacycle uses about 7 cents worth of electricity. (Gizmag; Apr. 9, 2007)
  • The GomiCycle (http://www.marquecornblatt.com/art/cycle.html) - electric motorcycle conversion using (mostly) scrap materials
  • evDaytona (http://www.evdaytona.com/) - The evDaytona Electric Motorcycle. Now available as a spec built machine!
  • Enertia Electric Motorcycle (http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/07/enertia_electric_motorcycle.php) - Brammo Motorsports (http://www.brammo.com/) will be releasing an electric motorcycle called the Enertia Bike (http://www.enertiabike.com/) for sale in the United States in early 2008. It has a top speed of 50 mph, range of 45 miles, and can fully recharge via a standard plug in 3 hours. The power is stored in six Valence Technology (http://www.valence.com/) lithium phosphate batteries. (TreeHugger; Jul. 7, 2007)

Electric Bicycles

  • China's Cyclists Take Charge (http://www.autobloggreen.com/2007/05/30/can-you-settle-for-two-wheels/) - The electric bike has rapidly become one of the most popular modes of transportation in China in the past few years. They will outsell cars by three times this year, due to ease of use, low sale price and high savings. Spectrum (http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/print/1213) claims electric bikes carry a single driver with 15 to 20 times greater efficiency than that of an average small car. (AutoblogGreen; May 30, 2007)
  • Electric Bikes (http://www.electric-bikes.com/) - Practical transportation for errands and short commutes.
  • Electric Bikes Northwest (http://electricvehiclesnw.com/)
  • NYCEwheels (http://store.nycewheels.com/index.html)
  • Electricbike.com (http://www.electricbike.com/)
  • ZAP Electricruizer bike (http://www.zapworld.com/products/electricruizerSX_bike.asp)
  • Strong GT-S Electric Bike (http://gateway.canadiantire.ca/driver.php?fileid=1408474396669601_1408474396670271_845524443288843_) - Goes 100 km on a fully-charged battery. 500W of power - top speed approximately 28 km/h.
  • R-Bike (http://www.hybridtechnologies.com/products.php?sec=2&id=2) - lightweight, ergonomically correct, 20mph top speed, 40 mile range
  • Electric Transportation Solutions (http://et.gapc.net/shop/category.asp?catid=3) sells electric bikes
  • The Green-powered bicycle from Yamaha (http://www.mobilemag.com/content/100/313/C11392/) - Yamaha is releasing a bicycle with an electric motor and a rechargeable lithium battery that can help up the hills and through the wind. Sensors and a computer continually monitor pedal force and speed and calculate the amount of extra power to provide to the bicycle's rear wheel. (Mobile Magazine; January 18, 2007)
  • FalconEV (http://www.falconev.com/) - Custom High performance electric bicycles w Lithium batteries, 30+ mph
  • Electric Cyclery (http://www.greenspeed.us/electric_cyclery.htm) - a wide selection of electric bicycles in Laguna Beach, California
  • Village Energy (http://www.pleiades-enterprises.bigstep.com/generic55.html) - Advancing transportation solutions that are green, practical, and fun.
  • Cleverchimp (http://cleverchimp.com/) - Stokemonkey Human Electric Hybrid Drive is an electric motor assist kit for Xtracycle® Sport Utility Bicycles (http://www.xtracycle.com/index.php?cPath=4). Xtracycle gives almost any bike amazing cargo capacity, and Stokemonkey gives you the power to haul it over mountains or swiftly across town. Stokemonkey is for riders who want to become independent of cars in their daily lives.
  • California Electric Recreational Vehicles (http://members.aol.com/dschnaid/) - The REVI is classified as a motorized bicycle and, therefore, all that is required of you is a valid driver's license and a helmet!
  • List of Retailers of Electric Bikes and Scooters (http://www.electric-bikes.com/retailers.htm)
  • Thera-P-Products (http://www.therapyproducts.com/products_sunnybike.html) - The E-V Sunny Bicycle has light absorbing Solar panels built right into the Wheels, creating continual power from the Sun’s Rays, and maintaining a constant charge to the batteries. The bike is propelled by a 500 watt front hub motor.
  • Schwinn Sting-Ray Electric (http://www.schwinnstingray.com/bike-electric.html) - Choose your mode of power: pedal, electric or both together for crazy speed. Electric power will get you up to 14 mph. The removable, rechargeable battery system looks like a V-Twin engine and can be charged on or off the bike.
  • Sun E Trike (http://www.solartrike.com/) - Solar powered recumbent tricycle plans.
  • Electrik Motion (http://www.electrikmotion.com/) - large selection of electric bikes, electric scooters, electric conversion kits & accessories.
  • Currie Technologies (http://www.currietech.com/) - IZIP Urban Cruiser
  • Optibike (http://www.optibike.com/) - Hand built electric bicycle; two-time winner of Tour de Sol competition
  • Kronosport (http://www.kronosport.com/) - This human/electric powered TAXI can travel up to 12 mph with a range of 25 miles and recharges in 5 to 6 hours. It carries two passengers and sports a mini-trunk for packages or groceries and is also available in a VAN or TRUK model.
  • EcoSpeed (http://www.ecospeed.net/) - electric recumbent bikes
  • Bicycle-Power.com (http://www.bicycle-power.com/electric.html) - links to electric bike companies
  • ExtraEnergy.org (http://www.extraenergy.org/) - the Info Center for Light Electric Vehicles!
  • Palm Imports (http://www.palmimports.com/index_010.htm) - 2,4 or 6 person SURRY bicycle with canopy top available with Electric assist.
  • Sparta Ion (http://www.sparta.nl/uk/sparta-ION-page.asp?id=20001&menu=1) - Electric bicycle has the battery hidden in the frame with the motor invisibly integrated into the rear wheel hub. Select the desired level of pedal assistance on the handlebar-mounted display. Maximum motor assistance speed is 25 kph and range is 25 to 55 kilometres.
  • Aerorider (http://www.aerorider.com/en/aerorider.html) - The Aerorider has a top speed of 45 kilometres per hour. The streamlined fairing offers protection from all kinds of weather.
  • In Motion Technologies (http://www.imtmotors.com/ebike.htm) - Avanti retro-fit kit. Range 20-40 km, max assisted speed 30 km/h
  • Powabyke (http://www.powabyke.com/) - purpose-designed electric bikes offer all the benefits of traditional cycling - the freedom, the convenience, the practicality - but with an important difference: none of the effort. That's because you pedal only when you want to.
  • GoldenMotor (http://www.goldenmotor.com/JDbike/JD-ebikeprod.htm) - Foldable e-bike fits in your car trunk.
  • Boomerbents (http://www.boomerbents.com/) - Raptor allows riders to pedal or twist the throttle, cruise at 15 mph top speed for 25 miles on a single battery charge, and climb steep hills. No need for license, insurance or registration. It has 750 watts of torque, full front & rear suspension, hydraulic disk brakes, wide seat and a canopy.
  • 50cycles (http://www.50cycles.com/) - sells the most advanced and capable electric powered bicycles in the UK.
  • Cycles Maximus (http://www.cyclesmaximus.com/) - High capacity tricycles - pedal and electric power - UK
  • Liberty Electric Bikes (http://www.iloveebikes.com/)
  • Electric Motion Systems (http://www.electricmotionsystems.com/) - With the new EMS electric propulsion and control system and with sleek and elegant lines, the E+ combines advanced engineering with the look and feel of a traditional bicycle.

Books

Electric Scooters and Beyond (http://www.21wheels.com/elscooters_beyond.html) - Selection, Safety, Technology, and Maintenance.

  • Popular books on Scooters and Cycling (http://www.twowheelsrule.com/book.php) - Buying, maintaining and enjoying scooters; clubs and socializing; Earth-friendly transportation. Soon: books on touring.

Discussion Groups

Contact

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Directories

  • Electric Bikes (http://www.energyplanet.info/Electric_Bikes/) - A visual directory of electric bicycle websites. (EnergyPlanet.info)

See also

  • Electric Cars - Put solar PV panels on the roof of your garage or carport and "fill up" at home for free. These cars are designed for short range daily commuting, not highway use.
  • Electric Vehicles - Electric trucks and utility vehicles, Gasoline to electric conversion, Recharging stations, Batteries, Electric Motors, Solar panels, News
  • Moped Laws (http://moped2.org/mlaws.htm) - summary by state of driving age, license and insurance requirements
  • Electric Vehicles (http://www.freeenergynews.com/Directory/EV) - index at FreeEnergyNews.com

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