Electric Scooter- Electric Scooter for Aults,1000-1600W Peak,up to 25-31MPH,25-50Miles Range,220-330lb Load,Foldable E-Scooter for Adult Teens with Damping Adjustable Full Suspensions,Turn Signals
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Description
- CUNFON RS500 Electric Scooter: equipped with 1000W peak motor, up to top speed of 25 mph, making it easy to climb slopes of 15-20°. - 624Wh Lithium Battery: features a 624Wh battery, with a range of up to 25-35 miles. It can be safely charged from 0 to 100% in just 6-8 hours, reducing your wait time and maximizing your ride time. - Effortless Control, Comfortable Ride: With CUNFON C+Ride technology and ergonomic design elements, the scooter boasts a spacious footboard and curved handlebars to ensure a smooth ride. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned riders, you'll find it easy to handle. - Smooth Suspension System: C-type spring suspension system with tubeless road tires that effortlessly tackles various road surfaces, and delivers a stable riding experience. - Premium Wheels: Fitted with 9.5-inch 9mm thickened tubeless rubber road tires,enhances stability and provides excellent shock absorption, reducing vibrations and maintaining optimal grip on various surfaces. - Low Noise: CUNFON RS500 electric scooter features an upgraded dual braking system with square brake pads that increase the friction area, ensuring low-noise braking even at high speeds. - Safety Certification Guaranteed: Ride with confidence—complies with the UL-2272 standard and is equipped with turn signals and 360° integrated lighting. The side lights display different lighting effects based on your riding status, combining safety with a modern, stylish aesthetic.
Details
Features & Specs
- Other Special Features of the Product
- 9.5-inch 9mm Thickened Tubeless Rubber Road Tire, C-type Air suspension system, CUNFON C+Ride Stability Technology, Fingerprint Unlock,Cruise Control, Turn Signals, UL 2272 Certified
- Weight Capacity Maximum
- 220 Pounds
- Number of Wheels
- 2
- Handlebar Type
- Curved
- Wheel Type
- Pneumatic
- Suspension Type
- C-type Spring suspension system
- Grip Type
- refer to description
- Brake Style
- Front drum brake, rear electronic brake
- Battery Charge Time
- 6 Hours
- Maximum Distance Range
- 35 Miles
Measurements
- Item Dimensions L x W x H
- 44.49"L x 22.24"W x 22.24"H
- Wheel Size
- 9.5 Inches
Materials & Care
- Wheel Material
- Rubber
- Frame Material Type
- Aluminum
Product Information
- Color
- Silver Grey
- Brand Name
- CUNFON
- Age Range Description
- Adult
- Model Name
- RS500
- Recommended Uses For Product
- Commuting
- Manufacturer
- Zhuhai ChunFeng Electric Technology Co., Ltd
- Model Number
- RS500
- Manufacturer Part Number
- RS500
- Unit Count
- 1.0 Count
- Included Components
- 1*Charger, 1*Electric Scooter, 1*Tool Kit, 1*User Manual
- Warranty Description
- 1 Year
- Warranty Type
- Limited
Frequently asked questions
- What is the top speed and maximum range of this scooter?
- Top speed is up to 25 mph and the range is up to 25-35 miles (maximum distance range of 35 miles).
- Is the scooter equipped with safety features for night riding?
- Yes, it has turn signals and 360° integrated lighting, and side lights display different lighting effects based on riding status. It also complies with the UL-2272 standard.
- What is the weight capacity and recommended age group?
- Weight capacity maximum is 220 pounds, and the age range description is Adult.
Customer reviews
Awesome 5 star.
Well, pretty impressed. Yes a few pros and cons to look at, Not a judgement or criticism, but an observation to pinpoint out some things that can be improved . (As on vid). But overall, I studied , compared with other scooters , bells and whistles in all. Did that for two weeks, Was hard pressed in my decision making lol. There were so many good things. The main things I look for is the wattage, Volts, battery size, then distance and speed. And definitely has to have shocks. that’s the main cost in a scooter. Well this scooter had it all. No I know when you buy a product of any kind you usually 90% happy and you have to give or take the 10% of being real and what could be improved, so I give that 10%. it’s not a dealbreaker. when I mentioned some of the things on the video I would still buy it, Not sure , but have to look for an answer for this when something is an 800 watt wheel, you have to look at what dose it perk out to, So if it’s advertise as a 1200 wheel wattage is it really an 800 wattage and perks out to 1200. and if so, what’s the significance of that? I don’t know be nice to find some feedback on that. I was actually surprised. I went to 50 km an hour on this scooter same speed as my 2300$ ghost five years ago made by Apollo, they have since come down in price, and improved their bike in many ways. What I like about this bike, The cunfon z800 , Best large simplified display I’ve had out of six bikes, Tire grip feels good more than a solid tire would, handle grips, very comfortable design, a larger foot face which I like. Like the fingerprint safety set up, an added bonus , signal back lights.. Feels like a very solid bike had no problem going up hills. I went 15 km yesterday give or take and I only use one bar, my friend on there 5TH WHEEL V40PRO Electric, used all 4 bars of power lol. I do recommend for a bike $1000 and up to get the online insurance which I did not do on my iscooter . used it for one summer and this spring. It did not power up so it’s just sitting here. Very disappointed .I will not get an iscooter again ,that’s the second one with the same problem. anyhow, I do recommend the bike. Couple of improvements could be made, not a dealbreaker . I focus on the main things on the bike itself, The wattage, the battery power, the vaults distance and speed . It’s well-made. It has it all in my book , good job thank you.
Well, pretty impressed. Yes a few pros and cons to look at, Not a judgement or criticism, but an observation to pinpoint out some things that can be improved . (As on vid). But overall, I studied , compared with other scooters , bells and whistles in all. Did that for two weeks, Was hard pressed in my decision making lol. There were so many good things. The main things I look for is the wattage, Volts, battery size, then distance and speed. And definitely has to have shocks. that’s the main cost in a scooter. Well this scooter had it all. No I know when you buy a product of any kind you usually 90% happy and you have to give or take the 10% of being real and what could be improved, so I give that 10%. it’s not a dealbreaker. when I mentioned some of the things on the video I would still buy it, Not sure , but have to look for an answer for this when something is an 800 watt wheel, you have to look at what dose it perk out to, So if it’s advertise as a 1200 wheel wattage is it really an 800 wattage and perks out to 1200. and if so, what’s the significance of that? I don’t know be nice to find some feedback on that. I was actually surprised. I went to 50 km an hour on this scooter same speed as my 2300$ ghost five years ago made by Apollo, they have since come down in price, and improved their bike in many ways. What I like about this bike, The cunfon z800 , Best large simplified display I’ve had out of six bikes, Tire grip feels good more than a solid tire would, handle grips, very comfortable design, a larger foot face which I like. Like the fingerprint safety set up, an added bonus , signal back lights.. Feels like a very solid bike had no problem going up hills. I went 15 km yesterday give or take and I only use one bar, my friend on there 5TH WHEEL V40PRO Electric, used all 4 bars of power lol. I do recommend for a bike $1000 and up to get the online insurance which I did not do on my iscooter . used it for one summer and this spring. It did not power up so it’s just sitting here. Very disappointed .I will not get an iscooter again ,that’s the second one with the same problem. anyhow, I do recommend the bike. Couple of improvements could be made, not a dealbreaker . I focus on the main things on the bike itself, The wattage, the battery power, the vaults distance and speed . It’s well-made. It has it all in my book , good job thank you.
Pretty cool but must give it time before feeling confident it is a good product
UPDATE: After fully charging both scooters, they registered 30 mph (again I cannot confirm but that is what the digital readout showed). Also, playing around with the app I somehow locked the Race setting to only go 15 MPH. We contacted the manufacturer and they gave us a guide to unlock the speed which worked so we are good to go (see picture to resolve). I would also say, all of the hand grips are not securely in place and they slide around some. The throttle on both was also loose but I was able to disassemble some and find the screw to tighten it so we are good. We just purchased 2 of these and they arrived yesterday (Dec 2nd). First of all it was so incredibly easy to put together and just really cool looking. It is taller than you might expect but with suspension it has to be. Both scooters when just pushing them you hear a rhythmic hum which tells me something might be warped (maybe the brake discs). The app was super easy to use and pretty awesome that you can lock it with a fingerprint needed to unlock (stay off our dang scooters kids HAHA). Similar to what another review said, ours registered 26 MPH on flat ground, but I can't verify that it is truly 26 MPH. It is FAST though, as we have a GOTRAZ scooter that registers 15.5 MPH and this thing FLEW past it. Very comfortable to ride and the suspension is very smooth. Lights are cool and the blinkers work great. I am concerned about the batteries and charging power supply. You almost couldn't touch the charger it was SO HOT when charging the scooter for the first time. I worry this will fail in short order due to heat (especially if kept in a hot garage). So far so good. If anything changes I will update. 1 last thing I am worried because soon after we purchased it doesn't look like they are available anymore on Amazon so what is up with that? Did they sell them all, or did they determine a problem etc? Happy shopping
UPDATE: After fully charging both scooters, they registered 30 mph (again I cannot confirm but that is what the digital readout showed). Also, playing around with the app I somehow locked the Race setting to only go 15 MPH. We contacted the manufacturer and they gave us a guide to unlock the speed which worked so we are good to go (see picture to resolve). I would also say, all of the hand grips are not securely in place and they slide around some. The throttle on both was also loose but I was able to disassemble some and find the screw to tighten it so we are good. We just purchased 2 of these and they arrived yesterday (Dec 2nd). First of all it was so incredibly easy to put together and just really cool looking. It is taller than you might expect but with suspension it has to be. Both scooters when just pushing them you hear a rhythmic hum which tells me something might be warped (maybe the brake discs). The app was super easy to use and pretty awesome that you can lock it with a fingerprint needed to unlock (stay off our dang scooters kids HAHA). Similar to what another review said, ours registered 26 MPH on flat ground, but I can't verify that it is truly 26 MPH. It is FAST though, as we have a GOTRAZ scooter that registers 15.5 MPH and this thing FLEW past it. Very comfortable to ride and the suspension is very smooth. Lights are cool and the blinkers work great. I am concerned about the batteries and charging power supply. You almost couldn't touch the charger it was SO HOT when charging the scooter for the first time. I worry this will fail in short order due to heat (especially if kept in a hot garage). So far so good. If anything changes I will update. 1 last thing I am worried because soon after we purchased it doesn't look like they are available anymore on Amazon so what is up with that? Did they sell them all, or did they determine a problem etc? Happy shopping
Decent bang for your buck.
This thing is a blast to ride! I wanted a fast scooter and after doing some research I landed on this one. Set up and assembly was easy. Cut a couple of zip ties, secure four screws with the included Allen key, turn it on and ride! I weigh just about 220lb, and this thing has no problem getting me up to 25 mph on a flat road. There is a bit of a wobble at 25 mph but completely manageable. The fact that this thing is a solid machine probably plays into the stability of it. It appears on mine the front splash guard is slightly bent in one direction, possibly do in shipping or manufacturing. It looks to be strictly cosmetic and does not affect the functionality. The headlight and turn signals is a pretty cool addition. I have not attempted to ride it at night, but even in the daytime the headlight is bright enough to see from several feet away. The scooter has an application you can download, a fingerprint scanner that you can set up to protect it. The application gives you a bunch of statistics and parameters. Changing settings on a scooter is a little weird, by default it's set to almost like an "assist" mode. Meaning you have to kick off and start writing the scooter normally before hitting the accelerator. Pressing the accelerator down does nothing unless the scooter is already moving. You can change this in the settings so that it can take off from a stop, But it's a little cumbersome to change it every single time you turn scooter on. To change it you press the power button six times to get into the settings. Once you're inside the settings you can press the right brake lever to cycle through the available options. Option P3 is for enabling the accelerator all the time Just highlight P3, press the power button one time, You should hear a beep. After that just wait a couple seconds and it'll exit the menu. Overall I think this is a perfect beginner scooter.
This thing is a blast to ride! I wanted a fast scooter and after doing some research I landed on this one. Set up and assembly was easy. Cut a couple of zip ties, secure four screws with the included Allen key, turn it on and ride! I weigh just about 220lb, and this thing has no problem getting me up to 25 mph on a flat road. There is a bit of a wobble at 25 mph but completely manageable. The fact that this thing is a solid machine probably plays into the stability of it. It appears on mine the front splash guard is slightly bent in one direction, possibly do in shipping or manufacturing. It looks to be strictly cosmetic and does not affect the functionality. The headlight and turn signals is a pretty cool addition. I have not attempted to ride it at night, but even in the daytime the headlight is bright enough to see from several feet away. The scooter has an application you can download, a fingerprint scanner that you can set up to protect it. The application gives you a bunch of statistics and parameters. Changing settings on a scooter is a little weird, by default it's set to almost like an "assist" mode. Meaning you have to kick off and start writing the scooter normally before hitting the accelerator. Pressing the accelerator down does nothing unless the scooter is already moving. You can change this in the settings so that it can take off from a stop, But it's a little cumbersome to change it every single time you turn scooter on. To change it you press the power button six times to get into the settings. Once you're inside the settings you can press the right brake lever to cycle through the available options. Option P3 is for enabling the accelerator all the time Just highlight P3, press the power button one time, You should hear a beep. After that just wait a couple seconds and it'll exit the menu. Overall I think this is a perfect beginner scooter.
Great scooter, fantastic customer service
After searching around a while for my new scoot and reading through many reviews, I focused in on this particular model. It looked like a quality unit as the majority of the reviews indicated. So, even though I'd never heard of this manufacturer before, I decided to take a chance on them. I had delivery issues with the initial courier and I was unable to receive my scooter. When I reached out to Cunfon's customer service, they responded right away and were very helpful. They sent a second scooter out with a more reliable courier. In the end I received my order only a few days late. I unboxed my new toy and I was not disappointed. It was packed very well. The scoot is a beast and it's a well made, quality item. It is bigger and heavier (and more stable) than many other scoots I've seen cruising around. The larger, more rugged tires provide extra clearance and traction, making it great for going off road. It has plenty of power as well. I'm a 200 lbs guy and this scooter has no problem getting me up to full speed (50 kph) and barely slows down on moderate inclines. I got about 40 km on the batteries first charge, which is not bad considering the test drive I put it through. The odometer and speed are accurate. The only downsides I found is that it's bigger size and weight make it rather awkward to lug around. It's is a squeeze to get it in my Jeep and hauling it up the stairs to my 3rd floor apartment is an effort. But it's performance is a fair trade off for these minor inconveniences. I absolutely love this scoot so far and I'd highly recommend both Cunfon and their product to anyone looking to upgrade for a reasonable price. Definitely recommend for adults though. This not my daughter's hello Kitty scooter.
After searching around a while for my new scoot and reading through many reviews, I focused in on this particular model. It looked like a quality unit as the majority of the reviews indicated. So, even though I'd never heard of this manufacturer before, I decided to take a chance on them. I had delivery issues with the initial courier and I was unable to receive my scooter. When I reached out to Cunfon's customer service, they responded right away and were very helpful. They sent a second scooter out with a more reliable courier. In the end I received my order only a few days late. I unboxed my new toy and I was not disappointed. It was packed very well. The scoot is a beast and it's a well made, quality item. It is bigger and heavier (and more stable) than many other scoots I've seen cruising around. The larger, more rugged tires provide extra clearance and traction, making it great for going off road. It has plenty of power as well. I'm a 200 lbs guy and this scooter has no problem getting me up to full speed (50 kph) and barely slows down on moderate inclines. I got about 40 km on the batteries first charge, which is not bad considering the test drive I put it through. The odometer and speed are accurate. The only downsides I found is that it's bigger size and weight make it rather awkward to lug around. It's is a squeeze to get it in my Jeep and hauling it up the stairs to my 3rd floor apartment is an effort. But it's performance is a fair trade off for these minor inconveniences. I absolutely love this scoot so far and I'd highly recommend both Cunfon and their product to anyone looking to upgrade for a reasonable price. Definitely recommend for adults though. This not my daughter's hello Kitty scooter.
