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    NIU Electric Scooter for Adults - NIU E-Scooter for Commute 600W-900W Max Power. 18-41 Miles Long Range, 17.4-23.6 MPH Portable & Folding, UL Certified

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    Style: 100F Black - 600W/ 17.4MPH/ 18Mi


    Features

    • Foldable and Portable: The NIU 100F features foldable handlebars, making it easy to fold and store; reduces overall size for easy transportation; fits into your car trunk or other transport with minimal space required; perfect for daily commutes and weekend adventures
    • Powerful Performance: Equipped with a 300W motor and 600W peak output; reaches speeds up to 17.4 miles per hour; easily climbs hills with up to 15 percent grade; offers a range of up to 18 miles per charge
    • Enhanced Safety Features: Includes front drum brake and rear regenerative brake for efficient stopping power; built-in turn signals and LED lights ensure visibility during night rides; added safety for urban commuting
    • Comfort and Stability: Features a spacious footboard and 9.5 inch pneumatic tires for a smoother, more comfortable ride; supports up to 265 pounds; designed for both city streets and rougher terrains
    • Smart Connectivity: Bluetooth-enabled NIU app allows for scooter locking, speed customization; smart features like auto cruise and battery charge limit settings ensure a personalized ride experience
    • Durable and Sturdy: Constructed from high-quality materials for durability and longevity; withstands daily use while remaining lightweight at just 38.8 pounds; designed for both urban commuting and recreational use
    • NIU Quality Assurance: ALL NIU electric scooters are UL certified and comes with NIUs comprehensive 2-year warranty. This ensures peace of mind with reliable after-sales support, covering accessories and consumable parts.

    Brand: NIU


    Color: Black


    Age Range (Description): Adult


    Special Feature: Dual Brakes, Foldable Handlebars, UL 2272 Certified, Turn Signals, Front Suspension


    Weight Limit: 265 Pounds


    Product Dimensions: 45.4"L x 20.5"W x 48.4"H


    Number of Wheels: 2


    Model Name: 100F


    Wheel Material: Rubber


    Frame Material: Alloy Steel


    Brand: ‎NIU


    Color: ‎Black


    Age Range (Description): ‎Adult


    Special Feature: ‎Dual Brakes, Foldable Handlebars, UL 2272 Certified, Turn Signals, Front Suspension


    Weight Limit: ‎265 Pounds


    Product Dimensions: ‎45.4"L x 20.5"W x 48.4"H


    Number of Wheels: ‎2


    Model Name: ‎100F


    Wheel Material: ‎Rubber


    Frame Material: ‎Alloy Steel


    Item Weight: ‎38.8 Pounds


    Handlebar Type: ‎Foldable


    Handle Height: ‎48.4 Inches


    Wheel Size: ‎9.5 Inches


    Wheel Type: ‎Pneumatic tube


    Suspension Type: ‎Front Suspension


    Grip Type: ‎Ergonomic


    Brake Style: ‎Regenerative braking(Rear), Drum Brake(Front)


    Warranty Type: ‎Manufacturer


    Charging Time: ‎5 Hours


    Recommended Uses For Product: ‎Off Road, Commuting


    Maximum Distance Range: ‎18 Miles


    Manufacturer: ‎‎Jiangsu Niu Electric Technology Co., Ltd


    Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎47 x 22 x 8 inches


    Package Weight: ‎46 Pounds


    Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎45.4 x 20.5 x 48.4 inches


    Brand Name: ‎NIU


    Warranty Description: ‎2 Year Manufacturer


    Material: ‎Alloy Steel


    Suggested Users: ‎unisex-adult


    Part Number: ‎100F-BK


    Style: ‎100F Black - 600W/ 17.4MPH/ 18Mi


    Included Components: ‎Manuals


    Date First Available: October 18, 2024


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