Willie1
Active member
I'm a disabled senior looking to step up from the smaller 24v mobility scooters to an outdoor one with more speed and range.
I'm looking to choose from a couple 60v ones that will probably need a battery (or batteries) in the near future. Both scooters use a single 60v 20ah battery packs that have the battery in a removeable container, with the ability to store a second battery. Would I have to bite the bullet and spend the $500-700ea for the direct fit 20 or 30ah battery units, or are there many options out there to just size match a RELIABLE "universal" battery into the container? I also have the tools and ability to fabricate a mount for a different series battery, such as a single larger ah battery if that was more cost effective. At this point I'm just looking to do my homework as to what to expect, or budget into purchase price, if either of these used scooters pan out but would need a battery replacement (or upgrade) in the near future. Thanks for any help or wisdom that can be offered.
I'm looking to choose from a couple 60v ones that will probably need a battery (or batteries) in the near future. Both scooters use a single 60v 20ah battery packs that have the battery in a removeable container, with the ability to store a second battery. Would I have to bite the bullet and spend the $500-700ea for the direct fit 20 or 30ah battery units, or are there many options out there to just size match a RELIABLE "universal" battery into the container? I also have the tools and ability to fabricate a mount for a different series battery, such as a single larger ah battery if that was more cost effective. At this point I'm just looking to do my homework as to what to expect, or budget into purchase price, if either of these used scooters pan out but would need a battery replacement (or upgrade) in the near future. Thanks for any help or wisdom that can be offered.