Inokim Light 2S

The INOKIM Light 2.
The most popular INOKIM scooter.

Available in Black.

The most popular INOKIM model is back with a powerful 350W motor, and dual drum braking system, packed into the same beautiful design.

Following the successful launch of the first INOKIM Light in 2015, the Light 2 boasts higher quality skid and puncture-resistant tyres. With an ability to reach a maximum speed of 35km/h, expect to overcome tougher slopes with ease.

With a more powerful motor, an additional front brake has been incorporated to boost the safety aspect of the scooter.

Maintenance is kept minimal and simple with the fuss-free drum braking system. There are no brake pads or disc rotors to change, just a regular tuning will do the job.

It is now incredibly easy to replace a worn or damaged tyre and tube. The removable rear hub allows for a quick tyre change by simply releasing the secured screws.

Specifications: 

Motor: 350W continuous, 650W peak output
Battery: 36V 10.5 Ah
Charge Time: 4-5 hours
Single-Charge Mileage: 18.6-28 miles / 30-45 km (may vary depending on riders weight and terrain condition)
Max Speed: 21.7mph / 35 km/h
Climbing Range: 10 degrees
Braking System: Maintenance-free front and rear drum brakes, Auto motor cut off
Lighting: Front and rear LED lighting
Horn: Detachable Bell
Max Load: 100kg / 220lb
Scooter Weight: 13.7kg / 30lb
Product Material: Aluminum 6061 T6 (structure material)
Folding Handlebar: 6082-T6 alloy aviation grade frame and handle.

SCM440 Shaft with steel and plastic covers
Folding Steering Tube 6082-T6 alloy aviation grade frame and handle.

SCM440 Shaft with steel and plastic covers
Suspension: No suspension
Size: (L x W x H, cm) Unfolded Size: 108 Cm x 46 Cm x 105 Cm (LxWxH)

Folded Size: 95 Cm x 25 Cm x 36 Cm (LxWxH)

Folded Size: 79 x 28.3 x 81 cm (HxWxL)
Water Resistance No IP rating

 Please Note: Any user of this product must ensure that they abide by all New Zealand legal rules and regulations (including local laws) pertaining to the safe & responsible usage of e-scooters and e-boards, (including where electric scooters and electric skateboards can legally be used).  More information & the current legislation around use of “low powered vehicles” which this product falls under can be found under the NZTA Website: https://www.nzta.govt.nz/vehicles/vehicle-types/low-powered-vehicles/ and the Gazette Notice number 2018-au4674, “E-Scooters (Declaration Not to be Motor Vehicles) Notice 2018”

Ride with caution and always wear a helmet and protective gear when riding your electric scooter and electric skateboard.