Seat Size: 22″ wide sporting “captain-style” seat.
Maximum Speed: ~ 10 mph.
Range: Up to 35 miles on a single charge (depending on sources).
Batteries: 2 × 12V, 75 Ah.
Motor: 24V × 950W (5200 rpm).
Controller: Dynamic Rhino II (160A on some listings)
Ground Clearance: ~7″ (some specs give 5.5″, varies by source)
Turning Radius: 82″ radius.
Climbing / Incline Ability: 8° maximum incline.
Suspension: Front & rear full suspension (good for rougher terrain).
Tires: 14″, pneumatic (air-filled) tires with “blade”-style alloy rims.
Lighting: LED lighting system, including headlight, turn signals, hazard lights.
Controls: Ergonomic delta tiller (easy to hold / operate) + “High / Low” speed switch.
Seat Adjustability: Height adjustable, swivels, fold-down backrest, slides forward/back, headrest adjustable.
Armrests: Padded with adjustable angle.
Safety Features: Anti-tip wheels, positioning belt, freewheel mode.
Weight Capacity: 450 lbs.
Size (Overall): About 63″ long × ~29″ wide × 53″ high (for the 22″ seat model)
Weight: ~340 lbs total (with batteries).
Warranty:
24-month on electronics (per Drive)
Lifetime frame warranty.
Pros
Very stable and comfortable: With full suspension + big pneumatic tires, it handles uneven terrain well.
Large, roomy seat: The 22″ seat is very generous, good for users who need more space.
Long range: 35-mile range (on some claims) is quite good for outdoor or long-distance use.
Safety and visibility: Good lighting package + mirrors + anti-tip wheels.
Strong weight capacity: 450 lb limit is very high — matches “heavy-duty” designation.
Adjustability: Seat, armrests, tiller all adjust for comfort.
Cons / Considerations
Heavy: At ~340 lb (plus nearly 100 lb for batteries), it’s not easy to transport or lift.
Large footprint: 63″ length and nearly 29″ width — needs good storage space.
Charger: Uses an off-board charger; you’ll likely need room for that.
Battery weight: The batteries themselves are heavy (~94 lb) — important for handling and maintenance.
Price: Heavy-duty scooters like this tend to be expensive (depending on retailer).
Use Cases / Who It’s Good For
People who need a robust, reliable scooter for outdoor or all-terrain use.
Users who want a wide, comfortable seat — the 22″ captain’s seat is very generous.
Those who value long range on a single charge and don’t need to disassemble frequently.
Anyone requiring high weight capacity.
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