Scooters for Kids

The power of the XB-502 electric bicycle comes standard with a large 500 watt brushless rear hub motor (installed in the center of the rear wheel) that is powered by 4 large high power batteries that will last 3 years or more & can be re-charged more than 500 times.

User Reviews about X-Treme Scooters Electric Bicycle Scooter Moped (Pink)

I have only had my XB-502 for two weeks now, but it runs great. I would have given it 5 stars but after receiving it (requires assembly) I discovered that the holes drilled in the front headlight plate were drilled too large for the screws provided and that 4 of the holes for the floor mat were not drilled at all. Otherwise, I would have had it assembled in an hour. These things were fairly easily remedied with a drill and buying some larger screws from the hardware store but this worried me as to the craftsmanship of the bike. Two weeks so far and I haven't had any problems, it runs great. I will update this review if anything changes. -- XB-502 Great so far...(Grand Rapids, MI)

I have ridden this extreme e-bike for 2 years everyday. I love it. It is made in China. It is not perfect, but I have not had much problem with it. I had a flat tire on the back, but I fixed it with never leak or fix-a-flat. I never let the charge get totally dead, so it has always charged. The instructions are about useless, but I did manage to put the rest together by myself and I was a 53 year old 5' tall woman with determination. I really like the storage in the seat and trunk, because I even rode it in the winter(I could not ride it on ice, that would be stupid.) I could load $200.00 worth of groceries on it using recycle bags sat in front of me. -- ridden every day for two years

I researched electric bikes for some time before I settled on this one. After some shipping delays, it arrived a couple days ago. It comes in a huge box, which weighs 76K--167 pounds. Once inside, it's bolted to a pretty dirty steel cage, so be prepared to get smelly and dirty! The front axle bolt is threaded through the cage, it takes some time and patience to work that out. The instructions are close to useless, but it's pretty obvious where most of the stuff is supposed to go. Just be patient! And don't be afraid of getting dirty.
I'm 5', about 110, and was able to wrestle it around, so I would think most people shouldn't have a problem. I put it together, charged it up, turned it on. I forgot that electric bikes don't make a starting noise, and I hit the throttle and just about mowed down my dining room table. So watch for the quiet operation! ;) The horn on the other hand is pretty loud and harsh--everyone's going to know you're coming. The lighting is fantastic, lights are big and bright, huge brake lights, great front and back turning signals. It has high beams as well.
I haven't had a chance to really test it out on distances, I've been getting used to it--it does take off pretty fast, so practice somewhere where you won't run into things--like NOT the dining room! ;)
I will post more as I learn more. So far, 100% great, neighbors are envious, co-workers want one.


**NOTE: the speedometer display is in kilometers per hour. 32.2 KPH=20 MPH. So, if you are trying to comply with federal regualtions, that's where it should be.

UPDATE: Two weeks later I am still waiting on my warranty replacement charger from XTreme Scooters. I did buy another @www.monsterscooterparts.com. They've got great prices and great service. Their charger is better and quieter as well.

I have run the bike through pouring Houston rain and been fine. I weigh around 115 lbs and the bike gets up to a nice steady 42KMH which translates to just over 26 MPH. I can run it there for 15-17 miles. After it hits the yellow bar, it drops down pretty quickly. I take the battery out of the bike and charge it that way, since I live in an upstairs condo and this bike is way too heavy to cart up the stairs. Also, there is no way this is 'foldable' or whatever it it says on this website. It's heavy and bulky, you'd need a couple people and a truck to get it around.

All in all this is a great product, I'm having a ton of fun and still getting compliments and questions everywhere I go. I usually have a big grin stuck on my face when I'm riding. ;)
-- Love it!

I am about 5'11 230 pounds, and had some qualms about the potential power in these bikes. I happened to find one that was for sale "Like new/barely used" locally for much less than a new one cost, and jumped on it. I am so happy that I did.

The motor on the bike is easily able to propel me up to its top speed of 20 mph. Granted, with my extra weight (It uses 170 lb rider as its guideline) I lose a few miles on the charge, but thats ok.

2 things to note. 1) The speedometer on mine was saying I was going 40. I had someone pace me and found that it was displaying roughly double the actual speed, so 40=20. 2) THIS IS SO MUCH FUN! -- Couldn't ask for better