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- Up to 15 km/h: They are considered pedestrians and their use is allowed on sidewalks.
- From 16 to 25 km/h: Permitted speed on bike lanes and roads in Greece, with a limit of up to 50 km/h.
- Over 25 km/h: Illegal use on public roads in Greece results in fines.
- This refers to the maximum distance the scooter can travel on a full charge. It concerns measurements taken under ideal conditions (full charge, temperature, road gradient, rider weight, etc.).
- Up to 250 W: Suitable for flat roads. Not recommended for uphill.
- 300 to 500 W: You will be able to climb small hills if the scooter is sufficiently charged.
- over 500W: You will be able to climb demanding uphill slopes if the scooter is sufficiently charged.
- For better performance, choose a scooter with a maximum user weight 10-20 kilograms higher than your own weight.
- Large (10" and upwards): The larger diameter of the wheel provides better stability, a pleasant ride on rough surfaces, and better performance on curves.
- Front & Rear Suspension: For more technical and difficult terrain, they increase grip, provide a comfortable and effortless experience with greater speed.
- Front Suspension: Reduces vibrations for off-road trips.
- Suspension Free: For city routes, lighter and more comfortable driving.