1-3 of 3 Answers
It all depends. The rules for any electric device are the same, regarding water. If a scooter or e-bike is on it's side, or is standing vertical; or any position it wouldn't normally be in -- this is when it's more likely to take water damage. A light sprinkle for a spell is no worry; it raining sideways for 3 days is different. It's not the water, it's how it's introduced. THAT'S WHY E-BIKE AND SCOOTER OWNERS SHOULD NEVER USE A PRESSURE WASHER! It introduces water into areas rain wouldn't be able to get to. Get stuck in a light rain for a bit? You're fine; just dry it off when you can stop and park. Just don't leave it in the rain, or store outside. You also want to check to see your battery's temperature charging range. You just don't want to leave the battery in freezing temperatures. https://www.cycleboard.com/blogs/can-electric-scooters-be-used-in-the-rain?srsltid=AfmBOoraLAABZFZrpZvwhOKNJ5BeUe7y9qqDLsb85IjrziVgGWpETN5K
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Domt letnot sitnoutbin hard rain cover it up
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.In my opinion, it’s best to not get your scooter wet since it’s electrical!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.
