Best E Scooters for Commuting

Had the opportunity a week or so back to take the scooter out for its first ride. I loved it, very easy to ride. Very comfortable, suspension works well, stable at speed, just enough power, no regrets.

originally bought for son to use at Auckland Uni between main campus and scoot up Grafton Road to Grafton campus. He's 98kgs, no issues up the hill. I have been using it lately to ride from Market road through New Market to Parnell Rise then into downtown to work at the AON building. when heading back up Parnell rise after work, it takes me up the rise faster than walking pace, once i get up to the Parnell road part and heading towards New Market, the scooter picks up the pace. I'm at 130kgs and i can vouch it can take the weight. It can get to 40kms down the rise to the intersection of parnell rise and beach road (into town) but be safe, the brakes are good, use them 40kms does feel really fast, please be safe hang in the 20km zone. I found this scooter reliable. Don't be fooled by the 5min youtube video of changing the tyre it is a mission to change it - trust me! it's a mission to put the tube in and getting the valve through the hole, you'll get better if you've popped the tyre like me a few times - be aggressive when changing the tryre or you'll be all day. If you're heavy, try not to lean the scooter over or you'll likely get a 'pinch' in the tube and get a flattie. i now take it easy cornering and stay upright if that makes sense. going strong, havent been in the rain yet so not sure about performance. it's raining tomorrow 20/01/26 ill repost if it goes well.

Did whole lot of research on my next scooter before settling on the fighter mini pro. It's totally worth the price. From the power out of the Bosch motors to the range from the batteries, this thing pulls like a train, but is so comfortable to ride. Couple of things to note - the latest model no longer comes with a remote fob. So to unlock the speed restriction you just use the colored NFC tags. Also there's a PIN code on the settings menu, easily googled for the code. Spend some time adjusting the suspension rebound as well. Worth the
Rice ticket for a capable scored with bags of power and range.

Took a gamble on getting our First of the Gyroor C1S Scooter from Storm Rides NZ and I have to say we found It just amazing and really comfortable to ride ..Easy to assemble and rides very well with the 12 inch tube tires even on gravel paths ... Love the looks people give you being seated ..It takes away the negative views of a stand up scooter with a bicycle look.
My wife loved it so much she wanted to order one and so another was on its way ..A bit of a stuff up on delivery being sent to whanganui and not whangarei but finally arrived and loving it ...We have had several rides around the block getting more control with every ride .The speed is pretty darn good and uphill are no problem but on a very steep hill you may need to push off a bit to get it going.
I was worried the seat may not be comfortable but Wow it is so so cushioned
Great job Gyroor all the reviews we looked at where totally correct and spot on .
Just did a ride of 6km with lots of downhills and uphills and had a full battery and on our return we where down to 3 bars out of 4 .
Awesome little contraptions ,I have limited mobility and has freed me up to some fresh air and something else to do with my Wife .
One of our friends loved the looks of it and just bought one from Storm Rides aswell .
Good job guys stock more I'm sure more people will get them 👍.

Can't say anything bad about Storm Rides, sent us the wrong package but sorted things out, ( and just right before Christmas ) great team, great scooter

Awesome product and delivery

I bought this as a second scooter as I also have the Gyroor C1 Plus. The speed is great for what I use it for I can get it to a good 29 km on a straight run. A little slower on hills as it has a 450 watt motor but does okay. The Gyroor C1s fits better in my car as I have a small car. I use the car a bit in winter and park and use the scooter to get in to work. Very happy happy with both scooters

These lights work perfectly

Was very easy to swap out and worked perfectly. Quick efficient service from Stormrides

I bought the C1S a week ago. A real good Black Friday deal $$ wise, but also a great machine and fairly easy to assemble. Using it most every day. Happy as!

My first scooter, but I had been doing some research. This seemed like the best price per power option. Got it on a Black Friday sale and was an even better deal than normal. Needed something with power to get up the Wellington hills. Brother-in-law has the InMotion Air Pro and that's a good option too for less hilly areas. This Climber goes 39 kmph on the flat but then slowed to 20 kmph on the steeper parts which is still good. My 10.2km commute to work downhill/on the flat ate up nearly 38% of the battery. Charged at work back up to 100% during the day. Then back home uphill/on the flat took 48% of the battery. I don't really want to risk not charging at work and then potentially running out of battery on the way home up hill. So real world range is closer to 20km with a 95kg rider. I just tested it on the electrotraveller range calculator and it said exactly 20km range. Overall, would definitely recommend.

Compact and easy to ride. Take off is really nippy! No noise could ride through a paddock of cows and they wouldn't notice. Highly recommend this for the summer time. Great commute! Grab a bargain!

Great little scooter. Easy to assemble. Does everything expected for a little shopping basket vehicle. Also climbed the hill back to home better than expected.

I live in Parnell and limes and flamingos struggle up every hill, having the push mostly. This thing accelerates up the hills, it’s phenomenal.

Purchased a few weeks ago. Great ride, suspension is high quality at the price point. Battery life is good although not tested at longer distances yet. Great customer service from storm rides. Cheers guys!