 Currie Technologies eZip Electric
Scooter Compared And Reviewed – Which One Is Right For You ?
Under The Spotlight : Currie Technologies eZip Electric Scooter/eZip 500 Electric Scooter/Currie
Technologies eZip E750 Electric Scooter/Currie Technologies eZip E450 Electric Scooter
Today, technology is continuously advancing, and you can see that in practically everything, even scooters have
taken a modern twist. The nice thing about the Currie Technologies eZip Electric Scooters is that they are
actually “going green” in the sense that they are eco friendly. Because they are pretty much emission free,
by owning and using one, you are actually doing something good for the environment as well as your bank account
too.
So if you are interested, here are a couple that are definitely worth taking a look at -
- the Currie Technologies eZip E450 Electric Scooter,
- the eZip 500 Electric Scooter,
- and the Currie Technologies eZip E750 Electric Scooter.
Although they in the same line, there are a couple of features that make them different. So if you are
looking for the right model for yourself, a friend, or even a loved one, here is a pretty detailed review that has
what you need to know before you order the next one you see.
Currie Technologies eZip Electric Scooter Specs and Features:
Let’s start with the Currie Technologies eZip E450 Electric Scooter. This one is actually better for the
younger crowd, like teenagers. As long as they aren’t over 180 lbs, this one is actually ideal for those who
are 13 years old and up.
The the eZip 500 Electric Scooter, as said by the company, is great for both the young and the
old, kids and adults alike with the limit of 240 lbs.
The Technologies eZip E750 Electric Scooter, on the other hand is leaning more towards the older crowd having
the limit of 260 lbs.
The E450 is powered by a 450 watt motor. That's probably where it gets it's name from ! What
makes this suitable for teens is that even if the Alloy DC Earth Magnet Motor is pretty powerful, the max
speed is about 15 mph- not too fast, not too slow either.
The E500 follows suit with a 500 watt motor and so does the E750 with a 750 watt motor. However,
they do pretty much the same max speed as the first one.
As for the battery, all three are powered by EV Rated SLA Type. But what you really need to know is that
all you have to do is plug it to a socket and let the charging begin. Once the battery is full, with the E450
and E500 you will actually be able to go up to 8 miles on these machines. So it is just what you need to get
to school or make a quick stop at the grocery. The E750 on the other hand can go up to 4 miles farther.
The nice thing about the battery is in fact the charger. It is UL listed which is a good thing so that you
know the product is certified to be safe. But what makes it like no other is that it actually has an LED
status display. This feature lets you see how long till it is ready to go for a spin again. But just
like a watched pot never boils, one really cool feature is that it will actually alert you when it is full, just
like an alarm clock. How cool is that?
Controlling the eZip E450, the eZip 500, and the eZip E750 Electric Scooter is all
pretty much the same. The creators say that it is a special Currie design, but it is just like your average
throttle that you grip and twist. Each also has a simple on and off switch, easy access port for charging,
and when it is time to stop, there is the hand operated brake.
All three scooters have practically the same design where you have the option to stand or sit. Although
the colors and prints may vary.
 The E450 is a bright red with colorful prints on the
saddle. The E500 is mainly green with earth tone prints. The E750 is a darker, richer red, and the
saddle is plain black. In a way, even the design, print, and colors also determine which age group each
scooter caters too.
One really great feature that all three have is covered with non-slip resin. So just in case to get caught
in a sudden downpour, at least you won’t have to worry about sliding off your scooter as you race to get some
shade.
When it comes to the wheels, the scooters all have Currie Exclusive Polished Alloy Wheels. However, the
E450 doesn’t have wide mags like the other two do. That most likely has something to do with the size.
The E450 has 10 inch slick tires while the other two’s are 12 inch ones.
One thing that I really liked about the Currie scooters, and I’m pretty sure that it will also appeal to several
other people, is that fact that they were all made with the Exclusive Currie folding design where the
handlebar and stem can actually lay forward. This makes storing the scooter so much easier. I mean not
everyone has a wide garage. Plus, this also makes it easy to pack behind your car and bring it along with you
on a long road trip or even just a quick drive down to the park.
What people have to say…
“This was purchased by my 9 year old daughter with her savings after her 11 year old brother received one for
his birthday. They BOTH love their scooters and my husband and I have fun riding them around as well!”
- By AAA "Bankerbabble" (Mt Pleasant, PA)
“This electric scooter is great. Actually this is my second one of this kind. It doesnt get any better. A++.
Rode it from/to work for several months.”
- By I.A.L.S "pailoleon" (Spokane, WA)
“Very happy with this scooter! Excellent value for the dollar. Nice level of power, and very reasonable time
between needed charges.”
- By Timbo
This range of scooters are more aimed at older children, teenagers and even adults. To this extent the price
reflects this. Other practical features, like a rear carry bracket also show that these vehicles can be used
on places like college campuses, parks and other built up areas. These are machines that can get you from A to
B and not just fun to mess around on. A more suitable scooter to mess around on and certainly more for kids is the
Pocket Mod Electric Scooter by Razor
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