Razor Vector Electric 14" Mini-Bike, up to 18 mph & 13.5 Miles Range, 350 Watt, 36V, for Adult

I'm was in love with the look of this little bike Then, I took it around town one cozy October night . And I was very pleased with how it rides. It was breezy and fast. It felt solid over bums and uneven pavements. The seat was comfy with the built in shock abosorber. It also handled quit nicely with our much effort. The bike was also very comfortable. The only draw back was I wish it has more torque, especially when going up hill. Other than that I highly recommend this cool little electric ⚡ bike. Zoom, zoom Razor Vector.

I am an engineer for a power chair company and also own a solar PV company, so I used the vector scooter as a test platform for my new light weight solar charging system, it works perfectly! I was able to add on an additional 20 miles of distance with my system to the stock 14 mile range and people love the entire package! Everywhere I go on this thing people go crazy and follow me in droves!

Exactly what my son was looking at for

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Wow! This bike is going places! Pros: - Easy to put together and to use. Charging is simple, driving is a breeze! - The front and back lights are super bright, very important feature for when driving at night. - The different modes you can choose from, like sports mode, really lets you tailor make your riding experience. - Great, firm wheels! One came flat, but was easily fixed with a pump. These wheels have great traction and go easily over curbs and bumps. Cons: - I found the seat uncomfortable. Maybe it's the shape or that it's quite hard, or that I'm a short female, but It was not comfortable for long rides. For short rides I could tolerate it. - 13 miles is not so far for one charge, I've see further. Greta bike overall, I look forward to using it for many outings!

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I live close to work and have been using it for transportation when the weather is nice.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a really fun e-bike to ride. It can get up to some pretty serious speeds, but as someone not used to riding electric bikes it was really easy to operate and I felt steady and secure the whole time. The charger is actually very small and easy to use with any outlet, which I was impressed by. It was a really quick and easy assembly too. My one downside is that there's no natural or easy place to lock this up. It would require a really big and expensive u-lock to be thief-proof, which is a real letdown. It cuts down on all the potential uses I have for it, like riding it to work, or going to a movie/quick grocery run on it because there's nothing keeping anyone from snatching it from a bike rack. I pretty much only use it for recreation, as it doesn't feel safe to leave it without also investing in a heavy-duty lock, and even then there's really not a natural/secure place to use it.

This is my second Razor Scooter. The first one I have and still have is an EcoSmart SUP. I bought the Vector because it looked sportier and you can sit on it. It has more features than the EcoSmart SUP like headlight, brake light and a speed-o-meter plus battery gauge. My EcoSmart SUP has more torque and better going uphill. Good bike to get around but I will not be comfortable going over 8 miles especially if there is an incline. Takes a long time to charge (over 4 hours) after using it for 8 miles with slight uphill grade. It will reach 18 mph on flat surface on sport mode but you'd be lucky to hit 12 mph on an incline. Add a headwind and you'll be down to 9-10 mph. I only weigh 185 lbs. so you'll get the idea.

I bought this a couple weeks ago, and am disappointed. It works nice when it has 4-5 bars of charge on the battery. Once it drops to 3 bars out of 5 for charge, the thing is gutless. I weigh only 135 pounds, and it can hardly climb a very low grade incline after it drops below 4 bars. My kids have the Ecosmart SUP (hub drive) and those have way more power all the time compared to the vector. I wish I would have bought the Ecosmart metro with the seat instead of wasting money on the Vector. I thought the vector would have been equal or better, but it falls way short in my book. I do like that it is lighter weight than the ecosmart, but it just doesn't perform well. I would like to exchange it for an ecosmart metro if I could, but I have used it a couple weeks now, and it's not Target's fault that it is inferior product. There aren't many reviews on the vector, and I took a chance buying it, and regret it.