2 wheel electric scooter, it will greatly improve your life! A 2 wheel electric scooter doesn't use expensive gas and oil, does not make any noise, has 0 emissions and most importantly, a 2 wheel electric scooter is fun to drive! A 2 Wheel electric scooter cost about 1 penny to recharge and will generally run between 4 and 35 miles on a charge with speeds ranging from 5 mph to 38 mph. They are available both with and without seats. Many commuters use a 2 wheel electric scooter to commute to work on a daily basis. With so many options to choose from we have the right 2 wheel electric scooter for every one! When selecting a 2 wheel electric scooter it is important to look for a quality model with high performance speed controllers, motors and batteries. You can buy a 2 wheel electric scooter for under 100 dollars or spend up to 3000 dollars on the full size motor bikes (also called 2 wheel electric scooter) In the long run a quality 2 wheel electric scooter will outperform a cheap scooter 10 times over. Nyce scooters are built to last, have replacement parts readily available if needed and are supported by NYCeWHEELS technicians. Pretty much every 2 wheel electric scooter is as easy, or even easier to balance then a standard bicycle. The scooter is very low to the ground, sometimes less than 4 inches which makes it very easy to put your feet down quickly if needed. Some newer generation models like the Pacelite 705 are full suspension scooters and also real easy to ride. Every 2 wheel electric scooter folds down to a very small easy manageable package. Some models like the Citybug have a removable battery, seat and basket to make it even more portable. Get yourself a Nyce 2 wheel electric scooter for many ours of fun and convenience. Click on the electric scooter link on the left column, to browse for the model that is right for you.
E-scooter riders are now appearing everywhere. Here in New York City the current laws ban the sale and use of gas-powered motorized scooters, but exclude electric scooters as long as they are no faster than 15mph.
Riding an e-scooter is a fun way to get around. E-scooter stands for electric scooter but is also used as a model name by a Chinese manufacturer. This is an important distinction to make: the Chinese brand E-Scooter should be avoided, while e-scooters (electric scooters in general) like the Pacelite 701 should be embraced with a great deal of joy.
E-scooters are electric powered (battery operated) stand-up or sit-down scooters. E-scooters vary in performance, allowing for speeds from 8mph to 38mph (none of our electric scooters surpass 15mph.) The range of an e-scooter can be anywhere from 3 to10 miles per charge. E-scooters vary greatly in weight, covering the range of 19lbs going all the way up to 292lbs (although our models max out at 65lbs.)
When selecting an e-scooter make sure you are looking for quality: in the world of electric scooters, you get what you pay for. Inexpensive e-scooters (typically any Chinese made scooter) are mostly sold by businesses with no replacement parts in stock and no repair shop to (very frequently) service the unit. Trust us, we know, we have people coming in all of the time looking for our help to repair these items as they were unable to get any customer support or parts from the manufacturer or dealer. You will spend much less money in the long run if you buy a quality e-scooter and you'll be able to enjoy it the minute you get it.
The listed specifications on a low priced e-scooter are always very creative, like "15mph top speed on a 200 watt motor" or "20 miles per charge on a 8 amp-hour battery pack" or "will fly you to the moon on nothing but wags of puppy tails." To put it simply, those numbers are impossible (though we hear a company is working on a scooter powered by the wagging of puppy tails.)
So, to reiterate, save yourself lots of headaches and go for a quality e-scooter. Browse our selection, which you can find here.
Our retail shop is located in New York, NY (in the Upper East Side) and we offer test rides and full service on the entire line of Goped, HCF and LashOut e-scooters.
Electric scooter drive belt adjustments are important to the health of your scooter and maintain your safety. Your electric scooter drive belt will not last very long if it's too tight, too lose, or rubbing on the side of the motor pulley. If your drive belt is too loose you will also drain you batteries at a quicker pace, lose range, and experience a drop in torque.
Your electric scooter drive belt is one of the few parts that needs frequent replacement. The electric scooter drive belt is designed to last for about 2 years of normal use - heavier riders, lots of stop and go, improper alignment/tension and riding in hilly areas will wear down your electric scooter drive belt a bit quicker. Inexpensive scooters come with lower quality and narrower belts. Buying your electric scooter drive belt at NYCeWheels will get you a HTD type belt - the highest quality available, the same quality drive belt used in the automotive industry as a timing belt.
When installing your electric scooter drive belt make sure to align it in such a way that it does not touch the sides of the sprocket. Grab the electric scooter drive belt on its edges (about halfway between the sprocket and pulley) and twist it at about a quarter turn; no more, no less.
This is the correct tension for your electric scooter drive belt.
To see our full selection of electric scooter drive belts, click on 'Parts' and then 'Drive Belts' on our menu to the left.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to call or email us!
eScooter riders are now appearing everywhere. Here in New York City the current laws ban the sale and use of gas-powered motorized scooters, but exclude electric scooters as long as they are no faster than 15mph.
Riding an eScooter is a fun way to get around. eScooter stands for electric scooter but is also used as a model name by a Chinese manufacturer. This is an important distinction to make: the Chinese brand eScooter should be avoided, while eScooters (electric scooters in general) like the Pacelite 701 should be embraced with a great deal of joy.
eScooters are electric powered (battery operated) stand-up or sit-down scooters. eScooters vary in performance, allowing for speeds from 8mph to 38mph (none of our electric scooters surpass 15mph.) The range of an eScooter can be anywhere from 3 to 10 miles per charge. eScooters vary greatly in weight, covering the range of 19lbs going all the way up to 292lbs (although our models max out at 65lbs.)
When selecting an eScooter make sure you are looking for quality: in the world of electric scooters, you get what you pay for. Inexpensive eScooters (typically any Chinese made scooter) are mostly sold by businesses with no replacement parts in stock and no repair shop to (very frequently) service the unit. Trust us, we know, we have people coming in all of the time looking for our help to repair these items as they were unable to get any customer support or parts from the manufacturer or dealer. You will spend much less money in the long run if you buy a quality eScooter and you'll be able to enjoy it the minute you get it.
The listed specifications on a low priced eScooter are always very creative, like "15mph top speed on a 200 watt motor" or "20 miles per charge on a 8 amp-hour battery pack" or "will fly you to the moon on nothing but wags of puppy tails." To put it simply, those numbers are impossible (though we hear a company is working on a scooter powered by the wagging of puppy tails.)
So, to reiterate, save yourself lots of headaches and go for a quality eScooter. Browse our selection, which you can find here.
Our retail shop is located in New York, NY (in the Upper East Side) and we offer test rides and full service on the entire line of Goped, HCF and LashOut eScooters.
2 wheel scooter belt? Some of them are hard to locate, but you're in the right place, now! Many 2 wheel scooters are belt driven. People like belt driven scooters because they are quiet but many people have a heck of a time finding 2 wheel scooters belt. If you are reading this than you are in luck. NYCeWHEELS has almost any 2 wheel scooter belt available.
(If you don't know the measurement, measure as follows: The first 3 numbers of your 2 wheel scooter belt is the total length in millimeters, the second is the spacing between the teeth in millimeters and the third is the width in millimeters. One inch is 25.4 millimeters) We are always interested in knowing the various scooters our 2 wheel scooter belts fit, so if you see the right 2 wheel scooter belt for your machine, please let us know and we can add it to our scooter drive belt list. All of our 2 wheel scooter belts are of the HTD type ? the toughest you can buy.
Use the links on the the left Parts > scooter drive belt
The electric skateboard, model Exkate Powerboard X-24 was what Bert (the shop owner) rode to work every day for a good priod of time. He lives on 87th street and the shop is located on 84th street. Going straight to work would take him about 4 minutes on the electric skateboard, but his rides would usually last up to half an hour due to some extra venturing. According to Bert "after 2-3 blocks towards the shop I tell myself one more block... one more block... one more block... just one more block. I usually turn around and head back towards the shop after completing the lower loop in Central Park. Most days I traded my lunch break for a ride on my electric skateboard."
The Exkate electric skateboard is not for the faint of heart: the one horsepower motor propels your electric skateboard to 16-18mph in under 4 seconds; it will reach a top speed of 22mph on flat ground, and will climb hills at good speeds as well. The electronic brake will bring your electric skateboard to a stop in about 20 feet, which is important in New York City or any area that features traffic. Bert weight between 185-190lbs and he gets a solid 10 miles on a charge, including the stopping and starting associated with riding, to give you a point of referece.
The Exkate electric skateboard will recharge in about 3 hours if you'v run it all the way down. Bert: "On Sundays I'd usually carve around the park and end up on the West Side for brunch. I'd make it a habit to bring my charger with me on weekends - so the electric skateboard was always plugged in while brunching. After brunch I'd head towards the Lower East Side to visit some old friends for a few hours and head back uptown - 80 blocks nonstop NYC pothole slalom an a electric skateboard : )" Please forgive Bert's use of an emoticon.
If you like skateboards, roller blades, snowboarding or anything that involves speed, balance, and adrenaline the Exkate electric skateboard is for you. (We wouldn't recommend these for children however.)
Motorized scooter: a few words. A motorized scooter is any device with two or more wheels, with an electric motor or gas engine on it. Since we are a bunch of Birkenstock wearing tree huggers we will talk about the clean, reliable, quiet and fun electric powered version of the motorized scooter. The electric motorized scooter is the perfect solution for urban commuters. The more portable versions of the motorized scooter include the Amplifier A7 at 39lbs, the Citybug e2 at 31lbs and the Pacelite 701 full suspension motorized scooter. The A7 has a range of around 4-5 miles, the others do about 8 miles. (we have larger batteries for the A7 as well) Any of those make a perfect motorized scooter to blend with public transport. The Amplifier has the strongest motor for big guys or hilly commutes, the Pacelite 701 has front and rear suspension and delivers the smoothest ride of any motorized scooter, the e2 is the easiest to transport - even then battery pulls out in 2 seconds. If you do not need your motorized scooter super portable you can go with one of the larger models like the Vego 600, Pacelite 707 or the Charly. Those are considered full size motorized scooter. Top of the line right now is the Vego motorized scooter, 18mph top speed and around 14 mile range. The next great quality motorized scooter down the line is the Pacelite 707 topping out at 15mph (speed upgrade available) with 8 mile range per charge, and then there is the Charly motorized scooter. German made, no need to say more - we call it the Mercedes 13mph / 13 mile range. I also want to mention the street legal motorized scooter e.g. Lepton, EVT 4000 or eGo Cycle. The Lepton motorized scooter is probably the best quality machine, the EVT 4000 is the quickest and the eGo the most affordable motorized scooter.
The Exkate motorized skateboard, model Powerboard X-24 is what I ride to work every day. I live on 87th street and the shop is located on 84th street. Going straight to work would take about 4 minutes but I was not able to make it in less than 25 minutes yet. There is nothing wrong with the motorized skateboard - but after 2-3 blocks towards the shop I tell myself one more block ... one more block... one more block...just one more block. I usually turn around and head back towards the shop after completing the lower loop in Central Park. Most days I trade my lunch break for a ride on my motorized skateboard. The Exkate motorized skateboard is not for the faint of heart: The one horsepower motor propels you to 16-18mph in under 4 seconds; it will reach a top speed of 22mph on the flat. I do even the steepest hills at no less than 14mph (eats up those guys on the 5K racing bicycles) The electronic brake will bring you to a stop in around 20 feet, kind of important in New York City. I weight between 185-190lbs and get a solid 10 miles on a charge including stop and goes and the steep hill on the top loop in Central Park. I believe you can get up to 15 miles on a charge (flat run with no headwind and no hills) The Exkate motorized skateboard will recharge in 3 hours if you run it all the way down. On Sundays I usually carve around the park and end up on the west side for brunch. I make it a habit to bring my charger with me on weekends - so the board is always plugged in while brunching. After brunch I head towards the lower Eastside to visit some old friends for a few hours and head back uptown - 80 blocks nonstop NYC pothole slalom an a motorized skateboard. If you like skateboards, roller blades, snowboarding or anything that involves speed-balance-adrenaline the Exkate motorized skateboard is for you. Order your Exkate motorized skateboard today, or come in for a spin if you can.
Great things to do on a bicycle, electric bike, folding bike or kick scooter in California
| Back On Track Productions - http://www.backontrackproductions.com/ Professionally managed cycling events and races in Southern California. | BikeCal - http://www.bikecal.com/ List of organized bicycle rides in Northern California, covering the San Francisco Bay Area, Santa Clara, Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Mendocino and Sacramento counties. | BikeLink - http://www.bikelink.com/ Event calendar, commuting information, event guide, bicycle laws and safety. | Biking Destinations - http://www.bikingdestinations.com/ Southern California mountain biking trail information for Orange County, Big Bear Lake, San Diego, and Sedona areas. Includes maintenance tips and retail gear. | California Triple Crown - http://www.caltriplecrown.com/ Long distance bicycling showcase and information on double century rides. |
| Climbs in San Francisco Bay Area - http://www-graphics.stanford.edu/~lucasp/bike-grade.html Grade profiles of cycling routes and climbs. Includes plans for building and calibrating a gradiometer. | Cutting Edge BMX - http://www.cuttingedgebmx.com/ Bicycle moto cross racing track and pro shop in Ontario, Southern California. | Cycle California - http://www.cyclecalifornia.com/ Includes informational stories and a cycling calendar. | Delta Pedalers Bicycle Club - http://www.deltaped.org/ A road, off road and tandem bicycle club for inexperienced, intermediate and advanced cyclists in the California East Bay area. |
| Department of Motor Vehicles Bicycle Rules and Safety - http://www.dmv.ca.gov/about/bicycle.htm Traffic laws for bicycles plus some helpful hints and general bicycle information. | GPS Mountain Bike Trail Guide - http://www.iron-horse.us/mtb/ Global positioning system waypoints, routes, tracks, and maps of singletrack biking trails in Northern California. Resources include a world directory of MTB sites with GPS data and a review of GPS cartography software. | Holstein Hundred - http://www.wmss.org/holstein/index.htm Annual fund raiser ride for West Marin Senior Services. Includes ride description, registration information and rules. | Homebodies Workout - http://www.homebodiesworkout.com/ Indoor cycling and spinning class in Los Angeles. | Los Angeles Bike Paths - http://www.labikepaths.com Clickable map of Los Angeles and northern Orange County showing all Class I bike paths, with links to a close-up of each one, including mileage, map, photos. | Marin Headlands Mountain Biking - http://www.gatetrails.com/headlands.html Directions, profiles and descriptions of mountain bike trails in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. | Mercury Rising - http://www.ahalenia.com/merc/index.html San Francisco's classic bike messenger zine from the early '90s. Bike advocacy, interviews, essays, comics, races, rides, photos, stories from the dynamic bike messenger community of the Bay Area. | Mountain Bike Rides in LA - http://www.geocities.com/mbiker2/LosAngelesmountainbike.html Scenic and non-technical rides in Los Angeles area. |
| Mountain Biking Non Stop - http://www.bmxnonstop.com/mtb/rides.htm Trail descriptions and notes to mountain bike rides in Northern California. | San Francisco Bay Area Bike Rides - http://home.pacbell.net/leewaysf/thebike.html 40 to 60 mile rides which are presented to highlight the best that the area has to offer. | Specialized Coronary Outpatient Rehabilitation Cardiac Cycle Club - http://www.bikescor.com/ Information on sponsored rides, products and services. | Tandem Bicycle News and Information - http://tandemstuff.homestead.com/ Information and news of interest to tandem bicycle teams. Calendar of events in the U.S. Roster of tandem clubs in the world. | The Ben Eckenhoff Memorial Bike Ride - http://www.benride.org/ Fundraiser ride for the J. Benjamin Eckenhoff Fund for Research in Hematology, established to support research in chronic lymphocytic leukemia and associated autoimmune diseases. Includes history and sponsored research information. |
| The Full Cycle - http://www.thefullcycle.com/ Events for the professional and recreational riders plus a directory of clubs in the Southern California area. | The Ogre's Guide to Mountain Biking - http://ogrehut.net/ Photo gallery and ride guides for Northern California rides in the San Joaquin, Calaveras, Tuolumne, El Dorado and Sacramento County Areas. | The Trail Page - http://www.unicycling.com/brett/trail_list.shtml List of mountain biking and hiking trails in the Sacramento Area. | Top Ten California Singletrack - http://gorp.away.com/gorp/location/ca/top10mtb.htm Mountain bike trail descriptions and photos. | Tour of the Unknown Coast - http://www.tuccycle.org/ Century through farmlands and coastal redwoods. 10, 20 and 50 mile family rides as well. |
| Voice of Da - http://www.ahalenia.com/da/index.html San Francisco's bike messenger zine. Alleycat races, CMWC, rides, bands, fiction, union organizing, news, parties, games, and photos from the Bay Area bike messenger scene. |
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Growing up, there was nothing more difficult than buying a Father's Day gift. It seemed like my dad was content with anything, so I would just run through the Sears power tools catalog every year and check off whatever we didn't have yet. Had I known about the types of bikes and scooters at NYCeWheels, Father's Day would probably be a bit more exciting.
Guys love speed. An easy gift that fulfills the Fast and the Furious, as well as the daily commute, is an adult kick scooter. He'll get something he can use every day for years. Our most popular brand is the Xootr kick scooter. Believe me, they're fast. If he has kids that like to scoot around the park, this is also a great idea to keep up with them.
A good bicycle is always a great gift idea. If he has been thinking about riding a bike, but doesn't have the space, a folding bike will solve the problem. We carry folding bikes in different brands, variations, and styles. Whether he's an avid cyclist, or hasn't been on a bike in twenty years, there is a folding bike that will work for him.
If your dad just doesn't like to put energy into pedaling anymore, but still loves the summer breeze, an electric bike is a great gift. We have over twenty models of electric bikes in our store, from easy-riding beach cruisers to aggressive, powerful mountain bikes. You can even electrify his favorite bike with an electric conversion kit.
Stop in and check out our selection of folding bikes, electric bikes, and scooters. Father's Day has never been this much fun!
With this version, the motor contributes only supplementary power of 250 Watts rated output. The motor is automatically activated by pedaling. This allows the rider to combine motor power with his own muscular strength and to increase the cruising range to at least 30 km. The motor is automatically turned off when you stop pedaling or operate the coaster brake. Benefit: When using this sensor technology neither driving licence nor insurance will be obligatory.. Scope of supplies: 24V or 36V motor for rear or front wheel installation Twist-grip with cable Sensor 1 battery box (NiCd 24V, 7 Ah or 36V, 5 Ah) with charge state indication External control Rapid charger Luggage carrier to hold up to 2 battery boxes Connection cable between motor and control (only for front wheel installation)
Following up the triumph of electric scootering known as the ESR 750, Goped has rased the bar once again with the new Hoverboard. Featuring all the great components that make Goped the best in the market, the hoverboard also features patented front and rear suspensio that make this scooter the smoothest riding available.
For the finest electric scooter on the market and ride that is surreally smooth you need the new Goped Hoverboard. The HOverboard is loaded with the power to tackle any hill with no problem and enough torque to keep you moving in any situation. From young folks looking for a fun ride or delivery guys in a rush to people who just want efficient and easy transportation, the comfort and power are all there in the Hoverboard.
