hey thanks for watching today i'm with allstar medical and my name is kevin brown
we're going to go over the e-wheels 18 stand and ride recreational scooter
you'll notice i said recreational versus mobility scooter one of the big differences is when it
becomes recreational it's usually because the speed is a lot different than a mobility scooter
this scooter actually goes up to 15 miles an hour it has a hand brake versus the uh electromagnetic
brakes that are typical with mobility scooters so that's what's a little bit different about it
as you see other than the design um this is great for being around the community
you're trying to get from point a to point b especially retirement communities or areas where
you easily have accessible sidewalks things to get to whether it's a store you know
something like that you know a lot of these communities are super friendly for walking
and riding devices like this around there comes in real handy has a 300 pound weight capacity
so you know fits pretty much all you need you can actually adjust this seat up and down you have
about let's see here the one two three four four notches so about four inch adjustment on the seat
here um and then you have um adjustment on the handlebar as well you can adjust the seat um i'm
sorry the handlebars up and down to get the proper height so you know it's a really nice device for
something like this uh you can even take the post off and that's why it's called a standing rod you
can do both um you have four inch back wheels um you have a little anti tipper bar here in the back
along with a 16 inch front wheel and this right here is where you're going to notice this is
where the braking system is in here you don't typically see this on mobility scooters but you
will a lot of the recreational scooters and so for those of y'all that don't know what i mean by
electromagnetic brakes electromagnetic electromagnetic breaks mean when you
let go of the trigger or the device that you're pushing to make the the scooter move it will stop
where when you don't have that the scooter will move on its own until you hit the actual handbrake
so it's more like a traditional scooter of sorts you have to use the handbrake versus just let go
of the handle or the trigger that you're using to drive the device with um you've got your key right
up here it's just an on off switch just turn it on you'll notice um a little green button
here it's your horn you have your um high beam low beam you also have forward in reverse it says fnr
so in this case if you want to go forward you need to make sure forward is pushed down
and it will drive forward you'll notice you'll see it kind of moving right there if i want to go in
reverse i have to push this button here and then do the handlebar also the big difference on this
handlebar that most people don't realize this is how you control it it moves back and forth
so it's like a motorcycle like this so you're going back and forth on this versus
actually pushing a button with your thumb so that's a big difference too uh weighs 78 pounds
um 80 pounds shipped it actually become it comes to you ready to go when what i mean by that
all you really have to do there's a couple straps where it's tied onto the pallet you cut those
straps um and then you take it off put the key in put the basket up front here and you're ready to
go so i mean it's ready to go we do recommend charge it you know all night before you use it
but if you drove around for a few minutes not a big deal but just keep that in mind um your
charge charger is in here in the front pouch here which this is a wired kind of basket it's
got a wire and then a pouch here so it's got a little bit of stability at the top to keep it open
you've got your little tools that you may or may not need to make some adjustments in here
and then this is your charger okay charger plugs into the wall and then plugs right in the back
here there's a little opening here plug this right in so that's how you charge it so very
easy to charge very easy to handle um get a lot of great feedback on this but it's just finding
that right scooter for you just to give you an idea the average mobility scooter is about five
miles an hour where again i mentioned this this is about 15. um you have 25 mile battery life
so big time battery go far distances things like that you have a 27 inch width here on the back
side that's the widest point there and then you have um 41 inches as far as the length goes so
you know you've got um a fairly decent scooter that will fit in between door frames and stuff
like that the width is pretty normal as well i mean the length is pretty normal as well too
you get a six month on batteries electro electrical components the seat post and seat
and then you get a year on the motor we provide this at allstar medical llc all you have to do
is go to e-wheels 18 we have a brand page you can find it individually drop ships directly to you
you'll find it about five to seven business days you'll get it sometimes a little sooner depending
on what area of the country you're in but we ship anywhere in the continental us we're constantly
doing videos like this to try to update you with product and tell you the pros and cons of them
so feel free to subscribe to our page comment below let us know if there's some questions that
i may not have answered that you may have about this i'll be glad to get back to you
and help you out again um we also have two stores local so we deal with these scooters not just in
drop shipping we deal with them in stores here in the nashville tennessee area you can call us at
615-730-9438 or check us out online again allstarmedicallc.com
i hope this video was helpful and have a great day you