Compare HopCycle scooters
Start with the differences that matter on your route. All four designs fold, but their weight, wheel setup and advertised performance vary.
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| Compare your ride |  HopCycle N3 |  HopCycle W3 |  HopCycle W3C |  HopCycle W3 Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scooter weight | 28 lb | 22.9 lb | 31.5 lb | 28.2 lb |
| Advertised range | Up to 21 miles | Up to 21 miles | Up to 21 miles | Up to 28 miles |
| Advertised speed | Up to 20 mph | Up to 18 mph | Up to 20 mph | Up to 25 mph |
| Wheels | 8.5-inch tires | 8.5-inch pneumatic tires | 8.5-inch tires | 10-inch pneumatic tires |
| Rear suspension | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Spring suspension |
| Checked price | $159.99 | $199.99 | $159.98 | $251.99 |
Range and speed are advertised maximums. Final prices and options appear in the purchase tab.
The lighter lift.
The W3 is the lightest listed choice here at 22.9 lb. That is a useful difference when stairs or frequent lifting are part of the journey. Check folded dimensions too; low weight alone does not guarantee a comfortable carry.
The larger-wheel setup.
The W3 Max combines 10-inch pneumatic tires with rear spring suspension and a longer advertised range. Compare those features against its 28.2 lb listed weight and the storage space available at your destination.
Also comparing other brands?
Keep the same questions in view. The NIU KQi 100F emphasizes folding portability, the GOTRAX G4 presents commuter specifications and dimensions, and the Apollo Go offers another compact commuting setup. Review their exact current configuration, weight, tires, suspension and support terms alongside the HopCycle model you are considering.
Different price points and feature sets serve different riders. Compare like-for-like configurations rather than treating the largest motor figure or longest advertised range as an overall ranking.
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