Is it capable of going uphill? null

Yes, I ride it up a pretty steep bridge near my house and I’m about 265 lbs.

Going up hill has a few determining factors. The degree of the incline...10°, 15-20°, etc. The steeper the incline the slower the scooter will go. If you're going 17mph and reach a 15° incline, your speed can drop to 4-5 mph depending on the length of the hill. You may have to walk the scooter a bit if it's a longer incline. Again, the riders weight is also a factor.

In a word: yes! Of course your pickup speed will be determined by the weight of the rider. Has great pull tho.

Yes but the speed depends on the weight of the rider.

“Is it capable of going uphill?”

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Yes, I ride it up a pretty steep bridge near my house and I’m about 265 lbs.
Answered by GregH 3 years ago
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Going up hill has a few determining factors. The degree of the incline...10°, 15-20°, etc. The steeper the incline the slower the scooter will go. If you're going 17mph and reach a 15° incline, your speed can drop to 4-5 mph depending on the length of the hill. You may have to walk the scooter a bit if it's a longer incline. Again, the riders weight is also a factor.
Answered by jerry 3 years ago
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In a word: yes! Of course your pickup speed will be determined by the weight of the rider. Has great pull tho.
Answered by MelvinS 3 years ago
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Yes but the speed depends on the weight of the rider.
Answered by lindseybp 2 years ago
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