Kaabo Electric Scooters

The Kaabo brand of electric scooters is fast becoming a favourite amongst our customers, as well as our staff. Kaabo's combination of superior engineering, eye-catching design and rideability make for an awesome electric scooter, which has more than earned its place in our store showroom. We've put Kaabo's extensive range of e scooters through some exhaustive road tests, and found the ride to be undeniably comfortable, and positively "electric". If you're looking for an awesome road experience, and you're serious about your electric scooter purchase, then make sure Kaabo is on your list.

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Our Range of Kaabo Electric Scooters

As Australia's largest electric scooter retailer, we have a wide selection of Kaabo electric scooters to choose from:

Kaabo Wolf Warrior 11 GT: Hold onto your handlebars, the Wolf Warrior 11+ is about to blow down your house. The Kaabo Wolf Warrior 11 + is the ultimate high speed electric scooter. Dual 1200W brushless motors and minimotors LCD throttle make this an awesome electric powerhouse, barely held in check by full hydraulic brakes and ABS. Maximum range of up to 100km will keep you scooting gleefully on your Wolf Warrior, as all your troubles melt away into a spectacular road experience. Don't be afraid of the Big Bad Wolf - because that Wolf Warrior will be you.

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Kaabo Wolf Warrior 11 Delta: If you have a weak stomach, look away now. The Kaabo Wolf Warrior 11 Delta is an unrivalled predator when it comes to off road electric scooting. Dual batteries, huge range on a single charge, awesome brakes and 11" mud tyres will have you zooming through the landscape without limits. Front Independant & Rear Dual Spring suspension makes the Wolf Warrior 11 an awesome ride. If you need an electric scooter for your next trekking expedition, the Wolf Warrior 11 might just eat the competitors.

Kaabo Mantis Pro Dual Motor Black (Pre-Order): If you're tired of pushing your old electric scooter up gentle inclines, then the Kaabo Mantis Pro Dual Motor is definitely worth your time. Dual 1000W motors will power up those hills, and the huge battery will free you to travel 90km between charges. And your mum can rest safely knowing that the full hydraulic braking system will stop your Kaabo scooter from coming to harm.

Kaabo Mantis Elite Dual Motor Black/Silver: Kaabo electric scooters has upgraded the battery on the Mantis Elite, for longer charge cycles, and reliable lifetime performance. A longer range model, the Mantis Elite has a maximum range of up to 80km, with spring suspension front and rear ensuring rider comfort. Who said electric scooters were for kids?!

Kaabo Mantis Duo Dual Motor Red/Black: Available to pre-order now! The Mantis Duo Dual Motor scooter comes with dual 1000W electric motors - that's enough grunt to fill a pigsty! For that reason, the Mantis Duo has front and rear disc brakes to ensure you can stop quickly, plus front and rear spring suspension so you feel like you're scooting on air. Ride it at top speed of up 60kph on private property only, otherwise 25kph maximum in public.

Kaabo Mantis 8 Dual Motor (Black): The Mantis 8 is a newcomer to the Kaabo e scooter family, this model has dual 800W motors.....

Kaabo Mantis 8 Single Motor (Black): A newcomer to the Kaabo e scooter family, the Mantis 8 Single Motor has one 800W rear motor, with super comfy suspension to provide ultimate ride quality. The tyres are slightly smaller, but wider which improve handling and manoeuvrability. With three power modes available you can maximise your battery charge, and your enjoyment.....

Kaabo Mantis Single Motor (Blue): The Kaabo Mantis electric scooter has a top speed of 33kph (on private property only!) and its 48V brushless motor will comfortably carry up 120kg on its dual suspension. This model is also available in red, which we hear makes things go faster.

Kaabo Mantis Single Motor (Red): The Kaabo Mantis electric scooter comes with 10" pneumatic tyres, front and rear disc brakes, and a maximum range of 50klms while in eco mode. This model is also available in blue, which we hear makes things look cooler.

Kaabo Skywalker 10H Black: This model of the Skywalker series features 10" tyres with dual shock absorbers, giving a comfortably smooth ride experience. Well-priced for this level of electric scooters, with this range of quality features, the Kaabo Skywalker 10H is one of our staff scooter picks.

Kaabo Skywalker 8S: The Kaabo Skywalker 8S is an excellent commuter scooter, with enough power to climb the hills between your home and your office. It also folds up neatly to take on public transport, and stores easily under your desk or in a locker. At this price, electric scooters are a completely viable alternative to paid car parking.

Kaabo Skywalker 8 Black: One of the toughest adult electric scooters on the market, the Kaabo Skywalker 8 will carry up to 120kg, but its pneumatic tyres and front suspension ensure you ride in comfort. The smallest model we offer in the Kaabo range, this is an excellent start for a new rider.

Kaabo Electric Scooter Parts

Is your Wolf starting to howl a little to loud? Swapping your high speed road tyres, for off-road? Do your brakes need some love? Click here to view the available parts.

Kaabo Electric Scooter Accessories

Shop Accessories for your Kaabo electric scooter. Includes a fingerprint reader to secure your Kaabo, so nobody steals your ride.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a drivers license to ride a Kaabo scooter?

Generally, electric scooters are allowed on private property without restrictions.

The rules differ across the States of Australia, so please check with your local State road traffic authority to be certain of the local laws for details regarding:

• mandatory helmets
• speed limits
• age restrictions
• scooter size and capacity

We are located in Queensland, where electric scooters are considered a wheeled recreational device, so they may be used on footpaths only. They may not be used on roads, or designated bicycle lanes.

Riders must be aged 12 or over and supervised by an adult until aged 16. Helmets are mandatory, and speeds must be limited to 25kph.

Please see more info: https://www.qld.gov.au/transport/safety/rules/wheeled-devices/skateboards and https://www.qld.gov.au/transport/safety/rules/wheeled-devices/personal-mobility-devices

Please view the full information here on the New South Wales Centre for Road Safety site.

New South Wales road rules currently stipulate that “powered foot scooters…cannot be registered and can only be used on private land.” As such, it is illegal to ride an electric scooter anywhere in New South Wales, other than on private property.

Victorian law stipulates that a motorised scooter cannot travel faster than 10km/h. Additionally, a motorised scooter must have a maximum power output of 200 watts or less. Electric scooters that do not meet these stipulations can be used on private property, but not in public.

If an electric scooter fails to meet these requirements, it is classified as a motor vehicle. If classified as a motor vehicle, the electric scooter must be registered, and the rider must have a valid motorcycle license. Please see VicRoads details here .

In South Australia, it is illegal to ride an electric scooter on the road, footpath, bicycle track, or anywhere other than private property. Under South Australian law, electric scooters are considered motor vehicles, with the relevant SA Transport law explaining “operating a motor vehicle requires a driver’s licence, registration and compulsory third party insurance. As these devices [electric scooters] do not meet the safety standards under the Australian Design Rules they are not eligible for registration.”

Currently, Western Australian laws via the motor vehicle licensing branch stipulate that electric scooters must travel at 10km/h or less, and “must not be used on footpaths and paths designed for shared use by pedestrians and bicycles.” In Western Australia any unlicensed electric scooters may only be used on private property.  These rules apply to petrol and electrical powered scooters and mini motorcycles.

A motorised scooter cannot travel faster than 10km/h in Tasmania, and must have a power output of no more than 200 watts. If these stipulations are not met, the electric scooter is deemed to be a motor vehicle. However, electric scooters cannot be registered as motor vehicles in Tasmania as they fail to meet the minimum safety requirements. As such, any e-scooter that has a power output of more than 200 watts can only be used on private property in Tasmania. Please see info from the Tasmanian department of Transport here.

In the Northern Territory, a motorised foot scooter is typically a wheeled recreation device equipped with an engine or motor of some description. Motorised scooters with a power output greater than 200 watts are defined as motor vehicles in the NT Motor Vehicles Act. As motor vehicles, motorised scooters used on roads, or in public places, need to be registered and ridden by licensed riders. However, motorised scooters are not designed or manufactured to comply with registration requirements and national safety standards for road vehicles, such as Australian Design Rules (ADRs). Therefore, they cannot be granted registration for on-road use and may not be ridden on public roads or places open to the public (including footpaths, bike paths, carparks, etc.

From 1 July 2017, a personal mobility device (such as a Segway or Segway-type device) can be used in the ACT. There are strict rules and regulations applying to the use of these devices. Any breach of these rules and regulations may result in an infringement notice being issued by a police officer, with a penalty attached. From 20 December 2019, the framework for personal mobility devices was amended to include e-scooters and other similar devices. There are restrictions on the weight, dimensions and power of scooters that may be used, but they are generally allowed.

They are permitted on footpaths and bicycle paths, but not roads or bicycle lanes There are variable speed limits dependant on driving circumstances, there are age restrictions, you must wear a helmet.

How fast does a Kaabo scooter go?

Most Australian regulations for scooting in a public place, state that electric scooters may not exceed 25 kph. Some Kaabo e scooters have a high speed of 80kph, but can only be used on private property.

What is the weight limit for a Kaabo scooter?

Each Kaabo model has a diferent weight limit, but most e scooters tend to be around 100-120kg maximum. The weight your Kaabo carries impacts your ride quality (particularly if you're off road), top speed, braking distance, and your motor efficiency - so it's important to get this right.

How long does that battery need to charge for?

Lighter model electric scooters such as the Skywalker and Mantis series charge for 4-6 hours, while the heavier models such as the Mantis and the Kaabo Wolf Warrior take 8 to 10, or up to 17 hours. Please read the manuals carefully for full details, prior to purchase.

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