HKM-2365011 130W Kids Electric Scooter 24V 54Wh 9 mph 3 to 5 Mile Foot Brake Folding 154 lb Load Pastel Pink 154 lb (70 kg)

HKM-2365011 · electric scooters · see the specifications below (metric and US units listed) · 18 lb (8.2 kg)

A 154 lb Kids Deck With a Rear Foot Brake on 6.5 Inch Wheels130W Kids Scooter 9 mph Brake 5 mi

A 130W hub motor on a 24V system with a 54Wh pack, a 9 mph top speed and a 3 to 5 mile range. A rear foot brake over the wheel and an electronic brake on the bar, a height-adjustable folding stem and a 154 lb load rating, finished in pastel pink with mint grips.

The important number here is 9 mph. That is a pace a child can run alongside at a push, slow enough for a parent to keep up on foot and slow enough that a tumble is a scrape rather than an accident — and it is why the scooter suits a first electric rather than a fifth birthday.

The honest trade is that it is a scooter, not a toy and not a miniature adult machine: no suspension, small wheels and a range measured in a few miles.

At a Glance

• Model — HKM-2365011
• Motor — 130W hub motor
• Battery — 24V, 54Wh
• Top speed — 9 mph (14 km/h)
• Range — 3 to 5 miles (5 to 8 km)
• Brakes — Rear foot brake plus electronic brake
• Wheels — 6.5 inch front, 5.5 inch rear
• Load — 154 lb (70 kg)
• Net weight — 18 lb (8.2 kg)
• Stem — Height adjustable, folding
• Finish — Pastel pink with mint grips
• Charge time — Listed with the pack

Frame, Motor and Deck

The speed cap is the safety feature. Nine mph is fast enough to feel like riding and slow enough that a child can step off at walking pace, and it keeps the stopping distance inside what a small wheel and a foot brake can manage on a path.

Two brakes matter more on a kids scooter than on an adult one, because the reflex is to drag a foot.

The rear fender brake gives that instinct somewhere to go, and the electronic brake on the bar cuts the motor — so a child who grabs the lever while still pushing the throttle does not get a surprise.

• Type: Kids electric scooter
• Motor: 130W hub motor
• Battery: 24V, 54Wh
• Top speed: 9 mph (14 km/h)
• Range: 3 to 5 miles (5 to 8 km)
• Brakes: Rear foot brake plus electronic brake

There is a top-mounted display with the controls on the bar. Keep the speed setting where it is for the first weeks; the point of a 9 mph scooter is that it stays a 9 mph scooter while a rider is learning.

Battery, Range and Charging

A 54Wh pack is small by adult standards and appropriate here: three to five miles is a morning in the park or a trip to the shop, and the pack takes a short charge rather than tying up a socket overnight.

Range on a kids scooter depends on the child as much as the machine. A light rider on smooth pavement gets the top of the window; a heavier child on grass gets the bottom, and both are normal use rather than a fault.

There is no suspension, and that is honest at this price and this weight. The tyres and the rider's knees are the suspension, which is another reason to keep it on smooth ground.

At 9 mph the scooter is stable and quiet, and the standing position is upright with the bars at a comfortable height once the stem is set.

Who It Fits and How It Rides

Set the stem height before the first ride and check the clamp after every adjustment — a stem that slips mid-ride is the one failure mode that matters here.

First rides are worth structuring. Ten minutes in a flat driveway learning to start, roll and stop with the foot brake before the motor is switched on teaches more than an hour of supervised riding at speed, and it gives the child a brake reflex that does not depend on the handlebar.

• Then add the throttle, then the turns, then a path
• Steering is quick because the wheelbase is short
• Teach the child to look ahead rather than at the front wheel
• The kickstand holds it upright for parking

What's in the Box

HKM-2365011 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, and charge it after each use rather than leaving it flat for weeks — a small pack left empty is the quickest way to lose capacity.

Charge indoors at room temperature and unplug once the light changes.

Battery Care and Maintenance

Check the stem clamp and the folding joint before every ride, the fender brake surface for wear every few weeks, and the wheel bolts monthly.

A child's scooter takes knocks rather than miles, so the checks are about fasteners and brakes rather than drivetrain wear.

The frame is a light alloy with a height-adjustable stem and a single folding clamp. At 18 lb it is a scooter a child can carry and a parent can lift with one hand, which is the practical reason it comes on walks rather than staying in the garage.

The wheels are 6.5 inch at the front and 5.5 inch at the rear, with hub covers over the spokes. Small wheels are why a scooter like this belongs on smooth surfaces: pavement, a park path, a driveway — not gravel, not wet grass, not a kerb at speed.

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-2365011 · kids electric scooter · 130W hub motor on 24V · 54Wh pack · 9 mph top speed · 3 to 5 mile range · rear foot brake plus electronic brake · 6.5 inch front and 5.5 inch rear wheels · height adjustable folding stem · 154 lb load rating · 18 lb net weight · pastel pink with mint grips · ships free with tracking · 24 month parts and labor warranty · 154 lb (70 kg) · 6.5 inch front, 5.5 inch rear · 9 mph (14 km/h) · folds for storage