Commonly Asked Questions
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I needed to make concessions based on scooter-weight and my budget. The emove represented the best value and wasnt too heavy to carry. I knew steeper hill-climes would be a stretch tho. And they were, it doesnt like hills that much, but thats ok. It doesnt like rough surfaces much either on account of its smaller wheels. The one i purchased had constant front tyre deflation issues outta the box, but to their credit Voro answered all my emails promptly and sent out a replacement wheel and rim. In my opinion this scooter could have neen 5 star of it had just a little more power. But after 3 months of use, its proved itsel sturdy, reliable and for the most part comfortable. If steep hills arent a factor in your daily commute, this is the best value proposition out there.
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My only problem was the front tyre had a leak but the guys replaced the front wheel and I was up n running. Love the scooter.
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Just heading out for my first commute today. I will say that setup was easy especially with the help of the many how-to videos on utube.
The manual however is not quite up to date. Seems like a solid unit and looking forward to my first ride
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Although I don't know what's these two holes in front of the bar as there is no screw included, everything is absolutely beautiful. Still learning to control the use of trigger throttle though. Now i got to start saving for the Emove cruise my son wants... Thank you Voro motors.
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Bought the red emove touring for wife’s birthday. She absolutely loves it. Speed is fast enough for her. It goes about 25 mph, maintains speed at incline, and battery lasts more than 20 miles at full speed before charging. Her previous Escooter was only 15 mph and battery lasted about 2 miles before charging.
