HKM-0661075 2400W Folding Scooter 768Wh 31 Mile 22 mph Rear Rack Plate Key Ignition 265 lb Dual Suspension Disc Brakes 265 lb

HKM-0661075 · electric scooters · see the specifications below (metric and US units listed) · net weight in the table

A Single 2400W Hub and Disc Brakes Front and Rear on 31 Miles2400W Single Motor Scooter Torque

A 2400W hub motor on a 48V system, a 16Ah pack worth 768Wh, a 31 mile range and a 12 to 22 mph pace. Suspension front and rear, disc brakes at both ends, a keyed ignition, an LED headlight and a rear rack plate on a matte black folding frame.

A 2400W motor with a 22 mph ceiling is a deliberate pairing. The power is there for pulling away loaded and for climbing, not for speed, and on a single motor that means the scooter stays simple: one controller, one cable run, one wheel to check.

The honest trade is that it is not a fast commuter. If you want 30 mph, this is the wrong machine; if you want a scooter that hauls a rider and a load up a ramp without straining and still folds into a car boot, the torque-first specification makes sense.

At a Glance

• Model — HKM-0661075
• Motor — 2400W single hub motor
• Voltage — 48V
• Battery — 16Ah, 768Wh
• Range — 31 miles (50 km)
• Pace — 12 to 22 mph (20 to 35 km/h)
• Suspension — Front and rear
• Brakes — Disc brakes, front and rear
• Ignition — Keyed
• Frame — Folding, matte black
• Load — 265 lb (120 kg)
• Charge time — 8 to 10 hours

Frame, Motor and Deck

A single 2400W hub on the rear wheel is a simpler machine than a dual-motor scooter and easier to live with: one controller to keep dry, one set of motor cables, one wheel to check for bearing play.

On a scooter that will be folded and lifted, fewer systems are an advantage. The motor is sized for pull rather than pace.

It moves a rider and a loaded deck away from a stop without the hesitation a smaller hub shows, and it holds speed on a ramp or a bridge approach — which is where a commuter scooter actually spends its hardest effort.

• Type: Folding electric scooter, 2400W single motor
• Motor: 2400W brushless hub
• Voltage: 48V
• Battery: 16Ah lithium-ion, 768Wh
• Range: 31 miles (50 km)
• Pace: 12 to 22 mph (20 to 35 km/h)

The 22 mph ceiling is what keeps this a legal-adjacent machine rather than a private-land toy. Many scooter rules cap at 15 or 20 mph, so 22 is close to the line and worth checking against your own city's rules before riding on a path.

Battery, Range and Charging

Sixteen amp-hours at 48 volts is 768Wh, and 31 miles is the listed range.

That figure assumes a moderate pace on paved ground; held at the top of its speed range with a heavy rider, expect noticeably less, and plan the return leg on two thirds of the claim.

Charging takes eight to ten hours from empty, which is the slow end for a pack this size and makes overnight charging the routine.

On the plus side, a slower charge is gentler on the cells than a fast one, so a pack treated this way tends to hold its capacity longer.

Who It Fits and How It Rides

The cockpit carries a keyed ignition, a thumb throttle on the right and a brake lever on each side.

A key rather than a code is a small thing that matters in winter, when a gloves-off start is the last thing you want.

• At 22 mph the scooter is stable and quiet on pavement
• The 10-inch pneumatic tyres in the photos are street-oriented
• Braking wants the rear first and the front added progressively
• With your weight high and forward on a scooter

What's in the Box

HKM-0661075 ships in one carton with the the product and the parts listed above. Check each item against the list before the first use, and keep the carton for the first month in case something has to go back.

Color and Finish

Charge fully before the first ride, then keep the pack between 20 and 90 percent for daily use. Charge indoors at room temperature rather than in a cold shed, and if the scooter sits for a month, leave the pack near 60 percent and top it up every six weeks.

Check tyre pressure before every ride, brake pads every few hundred miles, and the stem latch plus deck bolts monthly.

Battery Care and Maintenance

Spin the wheel with the power off to feel for a dragging brake or bearing play, and check the rear rack bolts if you carry a bag.

The pack photos show coil suspension at both ends with red-anodised adjusters, and disc brakes front and rear with matching red calipers.

That combination is what makes the scooter usable on broken pavement: the suspension keeps the tyres loaded, the discs keep the stopping predictable.

The deck is wide and flat with grip tape and a raised rear lip, and there is a flat rack plate above the rear wheel. On a scooter of this class that plate is genuinely useful: a small bag strapped there changes the machine from a toy into something that carries a lock and a jacket.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Service and Policies

Coverage that lasts beyond the box. Orders ship free with a tracking number in 2 to 5 business days. From delivery, the product is protected for 180 days against manufacturing defects and transit damage, returnable within 30 days for a full refund, and covered by a 24-month parts-and-labor warranty on manufacturing defects. Four policies, one idea: ship it free, protect it for 180 days, take it back for 30, and stand behind it for two years.

HKM-0661075 · folding electric scooter · 2400W single hub motor on 48V · 16Ah 768Wh pack · 31 mile range · 12 to 22 mph · coil suspension front and rear · disc brakes at both ends · keyed ignition with LED headlight · rear rack plate · 265 lb load rating · 8 to 10 hour charge · matte black finish · ships free with tracking · 24 month parts and labor warranty · 265 lb (120 kg) · Disc brakes, front and rear · folds for storage