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- High Performance In Hub Front Wheel Drive Motor Gives You High Torque & Speed When You Need It
- When You Are Looking For Quality You Will Find It In The Ew-18 E-Wheels Stand Ride
- Built Tough For Rugged Use The Ew-18 Will Hold Up Against The Most Aggressive Us
- Quality Hand Brakes That Require Very Little Effort Allow For Smooth Aggressive Braking
- Rubber Hand Grips Make It Controlling & Steering ThE EW-18 Comfortable And Easy
- He EW-18 Is Quipped With A Uniquely Keyed Ignition
- L.E.D. Dash Controls With Battery Charge Indicator That Warns The User When Needing A Charge, Head Light Indicator, Power Indicator & More
- The EW18 Is Also Equipped With A Multi Tone Horn Allowing You To Get Someone's Attention When You Need To
- Anti Tip Wheels Are A Standard Feature On The EW-18 That Prevents A User From Tipping Backward
- Simply Remove The Seat In Seconds When You Are Certain All You Want To Do Is Stand On The EW-18
| Max Weight Capacity: | 300 lbs. |
| Overall Product Weight: | 78 lbs. |
| Overall Height: | 28.5" |
| Top Speed:Â | 15 mph |
| Maximum Range: | 20-25 miles |
| Turning Radius: | 22" |
| Climbing Angle: | 10° |
| Ground Clearance: | 4.25" |
| Dimensions: | 41"(L) x 27"(W) |
| Delta Tiller: | Yes |
| Floor-to-Seat Height: | 17" - 19" |
| Seat Dimensions (Wide Saddle Bicycle Seat): | 14.5"(W) x 10"(D) |
| Controller: | 400 Watt |
| Motor: | 400 Watt Brushless Hub Motor |
| Batteries: | 36V - 10AH |
| Charger: | SLA Smart Charger |
| Brakes: | Drum Brakes |
| Front Wheels: | 16"/2.125"Non-Marking, Pneumatic |
| Rear Wheels: | 9"/2.125" Flat-free (Rim is 4") |
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