For all the tall riders, this high-quality scooter by a razor is well-renowned. It is designed for riders above eight years of age. Although itself it is lightweight still it can support up to 100 Kg weight. The large 10” urethane wheels of this scooter are spooked, which gives the smoothest ride. They roll easily on all kinds of surfaces. With the aluminum frame, you can use this scooter for traveling long distances. The tire size is another important factor when choosing an electric scooter. The tire size affects the stability and comfort of the ride. If you are a heavy adult, choosing a scooter with larger tires is recommended, as they provide better stability and a smoother ride. Most electric scooters have tire sizes between 8-10 inches. However, a scooter with tire sizes of at least 10 inches is recommended for heavy adults. Brakes As good as its tires are, if you’re going off-road you’ll still need decent suspension to protect your limbs and iron out that seamless ride quality. The Wolf Warrior comes with front hydraulic and rear suspension that work together to deliver an exceptional experience across all terrain types. The Zero 10X is one of the best electric scooters for heavy adults but it isn't the cheapest either. One of the coolest things about this electric scooter is that you can choose between several versions at various prices that all cater to different needs.

Let’s start with the motor — 5400W at peak output (2400W nominal). Put simply, that’s a lot of juice running through this menacing scooter. In terms of speed, you could be reaching 50 miles per hour on this thing! The manufacturers claim it can get up 30% inclines without breaking a sweat. Honestly, with its specs, we don’t doubt them for a second. Finding electric scooter for heavy riders requires looking more closely at scooter specification. If you weigh over 100 kg and do not want your scooter performance to be significantly impacted by your weight, then you should look at higher power and weight limit specification. As a minimum you will need a 350W motor. The exact specification you should look for really depends on how you want the scooter to perform. The table below provides a guide to the scooter specification you should look for depending upon your exact weight and user preference. For the purpose of clarity we have put user preferences into three categories: How do I choose the best electric scooter specification for heavy adults?If you crave versatility and more adventure, you’ll be glad to know that the new City Pro is an all-season electric ride. Featuring an IP66 water resistance rating—higher than any other scooter in its category–the scooter is substantially protected from dust, rain, and puddles. Pure Advance - 120 kg Rider Weight

This popular electric scooter has a maximum load capacity of 352 lbs (160 kg), which is generally enough to carry two grown-up riders. The large capacity of this scooter ranges beyond its maximum load and into the battery department. The Pure Advance Flex is one of the most interesting electric scooters in our current inventory. It doesn’t look like the others because it has been redesigned to include never-before-seen features that actually make a lot of sense. If you’re looking to turn to scooters to help get active and fit, then SwiftyZERO TALL will be ideal for you! Our light, big wheel, rigid frame fitness model is the perfect way to get active and the TALL model means it’s accessible for riders up to 6’5’’ and up to 150kg (330lbs)! Key specs – Range: 30 miles (in Comfort mode); Top speed: 20mph; E-scooter weight: 14.6kg; Maximum rider weight: 125kg; Charge time: 6hrs; Motor power: 350WThe City is a great option if you’re looking for something to rely on but you don’t want to sacrifice the speed factor. Its near-silent 600W high-efficiency motor allows you to reach up to 25 mph and puts out great torque to help you conquer slopes of up to 15-degrees. You’ll have no problem keeping up with urban traffic and you won’t have to avoid hilly routes either.

It’s wheels are notably smaller than the other scooters in the list, at just 8 inches. Normally this would reduces ride quality compared to larger wheels, but this is more than compensated by exceptional triple front suspension, which enables the Touring to absorb pot holes and with ease. The rear wheel is solid which does impact ride quality over rough or cobbled surfaces. But a solid rear wheel is a clever compromise to avoid punctures with limited impact on ride quality. Most punctures occur in the rear wheel, yet the rear wheel has less impact on ride than the front, so making the rear solid is a clever move. Key specs – Range: 18 miles; Top speed: 15.5mph; E-scooter weight: 14.7kg; Maximum rider weight: 100kg; Charge time: 4.5hrs; Motor power: 350W Scooting for fitness offers you a range of benefits that is hard to come by in other activities. A lot of people will be turning to scooting as a way to get moving and lose some weight, so your initial weight may be of concern. A lot of scooters around aren’t able to carry much weight without causing issues but SwiftyZERO TALL has a max load of 150kg so offers a way to get out and active for a lot of people!For additional comfort you may also want to consider an electric scooter that has 10’’ wheels or above to help smooth out the bumps on the surface, also look for an electric scooter with robust suspension which will give you added comfort and stability when enjoying your ride. It provides a great range of 28 miles per charge, meaning that you can go at least a few trips without charging the scooter, and its 14.2kg weight makes it much easier to carry than any of Pure Air’s offerings. The 8.5in pneumatic tyres provide a firm grip on any surface and we love its cruise control feature, which lets you take your hand off the accelerator throttle from time to time. The only downside is that you cannot ride this e-scooter in wet weather and it only accommodates a maximum rider weight of 100kg, neither of which should be a problem for most people. The main difference between the three models is the battery and brakes. On the cheapest model, you get a 52V 18Ah li-ion battery (936Wh) whereas the mid-tier model has a slightly larger 52V 23Ah LG battery (1196Wh) and hydraulic brakes. The most expensive version has a 60V 21Ah Samsung battery (1260Wh). While the capacity isn't much bigger than on the mid-tier model, the voltage (V) is higher, which means higher speeds and more acceleration while the range remains pretty much the same. Range varies from 38 to 55 miles between the three models.