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Electric Scooter Specs
The Fiido Q1 is a lightweight, seated electric scooter designed for practical city use. It features plenty of storage, an optional child seat, a low step-through design for accessibility, and a 250W rear brushless motor. Its top speed is 15 mph, with a real-world range of 15–20 miles. The handlebar folds for portability, and it comes stock with a rear alarm. The Q1 is easy to ride for seniors and people with mobility issues, making it ideal for diverse riders looking for an affordable, portable PEV. No pedals, so it's technically a scooter, not a bike.
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