can you use it on an eletric scooter
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This bicycle speedometer is designed for a spoked wheel. The magnetic sensor is designed to fit a bicycle spoke on a 26" wheel or larger. I don't own a scooter but scooters I see in my neighborhood are smaller that 26". I am all about innovation but getting the sensor and magnet in the right spot on the scooter wheel and fork would be your first challenge. The next one would be getting the computer setup for the scooter wheel diameter. A local bike shop worth their oats might be able to help figure it out.
1743031
Most likely yes. The charger has the standard round 3 pin plug that is all I've ever seen on off board chargers. This charger is also set to specifically charge scooter batteries.Richard
910783
I do not know if it would work. My scooter is a schwinn and the batteries fit very snug in the holder with no play.
439052
Yes, as long as your scooter has some sort of standard rack on the back, which it appears the Vino does.
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I'm sure it will fit a scooter, install is easy but it does not come with a cable. You should be able to use your existing cable. If not, You can prob get one that will fit at a local scooter/motorcycle store. They don't make universal speedo cables, so take the speedo with you to help find one that will fit.
787692
yes thats why it is called universal. all kidding aside yes it will fit your scooter. that is if you have a luggage rack.
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Yes as long as the battery is the size physical size and your scooter calls for a U1 battery style then these batteries will work out great for you. I own a 3 wheel scooter and these batteries work out great. I hope this helps.
703002
Probably. There are a number of attachment options. However, you'd probably need to take advantage of the D rings to attach it to your scooter. The stitching for the straps that hold the D rings on is poorly done. Three D rings have fallen off my bag. I'd keep looking.
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A little heavy but the extra power more than makes up for that. 12 volt 20 amp batteries are definitely not the same size as 12 volt 12 amp batteries but if your scooter manual says they will work there is enough room in the case for them. Check your manual to make sure these will work.
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Phillis,I repair scooters and electric bikes and I would recommend them. You can purchase them on Amazon or Batterymart.com
1987105
Not sure best bet is to call the manufacturer of the scooter. sorry that i couldn't help.
861234
Probably. I would think that you need to compare how much the battery pulls to get charged, maybe if you have a book on that came with the scooter.We bought it for my husbands medication nebulizer (a small air compressor), so he could do them 3 times a day while we travel. It works great for that, but I do not know how much wattage it pulls. But it sure works great, kind of amazing that you just plug right into it and it runs a house item. I imagine could charge cell phone and anything else too, we really like.
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i would think it all depends on how fast a razor electric scooter can go. i use my ramps for rc truck racing, but my vehicles go up to 50 mph. if the scooter would make it over the ramp, it would be a hard landing, because i think scooters have solid rubber or plastic wheels.
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Phillis,I repair scooters and electric bikes and I would recommend them. You can purchase them on Amazon or Batterymart.comIf you are not really sure about what batteries to use, check your scooter itself or the manual it came with.If you dont have the manual, can assist you with that.Dave
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Not very well. The Razor scooter I installed one in has a 250 watt motor and supports up to 170 lbs. The Razor is meant to run at 10 mph and the e300 15 mph. It boosted the Razor up to about 12 mph, but a charge only lasts about 3 hours. The e300 has a 300 watt motor and can carry up to 220 lbs. I think you need a little stronger battery for optimal performance. You may, however, desire to limit the capabilities of the e300 just a little. That is your decision.
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If your scooter is set up with handlebars similar to a regular bicycle then it should work fine. This connects around the handlebars at the gooseneck.
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It should work on your scooter, my son has a 49CC scooter and it worked on his. As long as the pick up on the GTC TA100 is within about an inch of the spark plug wire you should get the RPM readout. If you are looking for a voltage readout, the pick up on the GTC TA100 must be close enough to slide over the spark plug wire. If you can get that close you should be fine.