Decent One Max Electric Scooter with 10 Inch Tyres

Decent deliver a quality experience at an affordable price. Their scooters are fully featured and include front and rear mudguards, mechanical brakes, lights, a bell, soft footplate and hand grips, sticky tyres, a thumb throttle and a bright LED display showing speed, mode and battery capacity.

The IP54 rating makes them suitable for year-round use. At 15kg, the Decent One Max is light enough to be carried up stairs. It can be folded down in seconds, carried in one hand and is compact enough to be stowed under a train seat, or in the boot of a small car.

In sport mode, the 350w front-mounted hub motor propels the scooter up to its top speed of 18.6mph in seconds. Load-dependant, it can cope with inclines as steep as 20%.

Three user selectable drive modes feature speed limits of 6mph, 9mph and 18.6mph can be combined with the scooters simple 'press and hold' cruise-control function, to aide you in relaxed cruising, or maximising the range from each battery. Further speed limits of 12.4mph and 15.5mph can be set within the menu system, as can enabling a standing-start feature, negating the kick-push required on many competitor models.

Want a smoother, more stable ride? When it comes to tyre size, Decent believe that bigger is better. The One Max is fitted with huge 10-inch diameter pneumatic tyres that soak up bumps and reduce fatigue on longer rides.

Run at recommended pressures these tyres are puncture resistant and can be filled with sealant for peace-of-mind. Fitted with easily accessible 'car' type Schrader valves, they can be easily inflated without fiddly extra adaptors. Should a puncture occur, the tyres and inner-tubes are readily available and much simpler to fit than those found on competitors scooters.

Want to extend your range? Can't get your scooter near a plug? Unlike the majority of competitors, you can remove the battery from a Decent One Max scooter in seconds, with no tools.

Charged in under six hours, these modular batteries allow you to have a spare charging (externally from the scooter, using the standard charger) and always ready to go. With a drop-in-fitting and upgraded capacities available, your range is only limited to how many you can carry.

Warning: It is illegal to ride electric scooters on public roads, pavements, or cycle paths. They are intended only for use on private land with the owner’s permission.