Classic E100 Scooter
Award Winning Scooter
The classic E100 scooter has been around since 2003 and has won awards. So one thing you can be sure of is it has stood the test of time.
Kick Start and Speed
It requires a kick start to start the motor. It has twist grip acceleration on the handlebar. The max speed of the scooter is 10mph. There is one speed on the scooter and no variable acceleration. So it's on (at one speed) or off.
Run Time
It has a run time of 40 minutes on one charge.
Tyres
There is a pnuematic wheel at the front which will add some comfort going over bump and cracks in the pavement. The rear wheel is urethane.
Weight Limit
There is a weight limit of 54kg.
E200 Razor Scooter
The E200 scooter is a step up from the E100, it goes slighly faster and may be a good choice for an 11 year old who wants an electric scooter with a bit more speed.
Kick Start and Speed
Like the E100 it requires a kick start to get going. It can reach speeds of up 12mph (although like all electric scooters the actual speed will depend on the height, weight and balance of the child. Like the E100, it has twist grip acceleration control with a hand operated rear brake. It has no variable acceleration and travels at one speed only.
Tyres
On difference from the E100 is that both the front and rear wheel have 8 inch pneumatic tyresfor a smooth ride.
Weight Limit
The weight limit is 75kg
Razor E300
The Razor E300 has a recommended age limit of 13 plus. However, there are reviews of 11 year olds and much younger children using it. It is quite a bit nipier than the other scooters featured on this page so it really is an adult's call as to whether this will be okay for their 11 year old.
Speed and Run Time
The max speed is 15mph and it has a run time of 40 minutes
Scooter weight
Bear in mind this scooter is a lot heavier than the other scooters featured and weighs 23.5kg
Tyres
One real plus point of this scooter is that it has a front and rear pneumatic tyres so it will offer a smooth ride over bumps and cracks in the path.
Motor
Unlike all the other scooters featured on this page, the E300 doesn't require a kick start. It has a chain driven motor to reach the scooters 15mph speed. However there is no variable speed which may be a concern.Frame size
The frame height is 44.5" and the width is 40". This is quite a bit bigger than other scooters on this page. For example, the E100 has a frame size of 36" by 34".
Weight limit
The weight limit on this scooter is 100kg. This means that all older kids and teens can enjoy the scooter as well as adults underneath the weight limit too.
Other features
This scooter has a handlebar which can fold down which makes it easier to store and transport the scooter.
For more information on this scooter read a comparison between the classic E100 and the E300 scooter.
HOMCOM Kids Electric Scooter
The Homcom scooter has a recommended age from 7 to 14 years with a height adjustable handlebar of 73-91cm. It has a maximum weight of 50kg. The average weight of an 11 year old is just 35.5kg so it should be fine for most kids this age with some growing room too.
Speed and Range
The scooter has a range of 8 to 10KM with a full charge time of 5 to 8 hours. It features 12km/h maximum speed. (just over 7mph) It's not the fastest scooter which may be fine for some 11 year olds but other kids will want a faster ride.
It's equipped with 2 rechargeable 12 V batteries.
It features a hand brake for easy and quick stop, a reatractable kickstand and it's foldable too
Power Core E100
The Power Core E100 is a newer version of the classic E100. It differs because it has an in hub motor instead of a chain run motor. This means the motor is lower maintenance and quieter.
Speed
It's maximum speed is 11mph (which is 1mph faster than the E100).
Run Time
It has a continuous run time of 60 minutes which is 50% longer than the E100.
Tyres
Like the E100, it features a pneumatic tyre at the front and a urethane rear wheel. The pnuematic tyre just gives the scooter a bit more comfort and a smoother ride over the bumps and cracks in the pavement.For more information, this article compares the classic E100 and the power core E100.