Electric scooter (adult)
Razor Electric Scooter for Ages 13+
The Razor Electric Scooter for Ages 13+ lists a 150W motor, 12.2 mph at $209.99. Riders up to about 133 lb with a bag keep the recommended 15 percent headroom under its 154 lb rating. Its 150W motor holds about 2.4 mph on a 10 percent grade with a 180 lb rider.
Razor Electric Scooter for Ages 13+ specifications
| Type | Electric scooter (adult) |
| Brand | Razor |
| Price at last check | $209.99 |
| Motor (rated) | 150W |
| Top speed | 12.2 mph |
| Max load | 154 lb |
| Age rating | 13+ |
Parsed from the Amazon listing's own title and feature bullets.
Will the Razor Electric Scooter for Ages 13+ go up a hill?
Speed held on rated power (150W) with a 180 lb rider. Below about 6 mph expect to kick-assist; below 3 mph it will not reliably make the hill. Check your own hill in the hill climb calculator.
| Grade | Speed held |
|---|---|
| 5% (2.9 degrees) | 4.2 mph |
| 10% (5.7 degrees) | 2.4 mph |
| 15% (8.5 degrees) | 1.6 mph |
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Questions riders ask
How far does the Razor Electric Scooter for Ages 13+ go on a charge?
The listing does not state enough battery information to estimate real range. Check the battery watt-hours (volts times amp-hours) on the listing and run it through the range calculator with your weight and speed.
What is the weight limit of the Razor Electric Scooter for Ages 13+?
The listing states a 154 lb max load. Keep rider plus bag at least 15 percent under it, so about 133 lb in practice. Near the limit, hills slow down, range drops and tires and brakes wear faster.
Can the Razor Electric Scooter for Ages 13+ climb hills?
With its 150W rated motor and a 180 lb rider, physics puts it at about 4.2 mph on a 5 percent grade, 2.4 mph on 10 percent and 1.6 mph on 15 percent. Short hills can borrow peak power; long ones cannot. The hill climb calculator takes your exact grade and weight.
What helmet should I wear with the Razor Electric Scooter for Ages 13+?
A CPSC-certified bike helmet at minimum; for commuting, one with built-in lights and MIPS is worth the extra. Size it by head circumference with the helmet size calculator.
Wear a helmet every ride, and check your state and city rules on age, speed and where scooters may ride. This page is researched guidance, not professional, legal or medical advice. Specifications come from each product listing and can change; confirm on the listing before you buy.