Riley RS2 Electric Scooter

Riley RS2 — Long-Range Comfort & Smart Design

Explore further, ride smoother. The Riley RS2 is built for urban commuters and weekend adventurers who want long range, power, and convenience without compromising portability or style.

It is against the law to use electric scooters on footpaths, cycle lanes and roads. You should only use your electric scooter on private land, with the landowners consent. It is your responsibility to ensure that you operate your electric scooter in accordance with local laws. You can check the following link for the latest government advice: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/powered-transporters/information-sheet-guidance-on-powered-transporters.

🔋 Key Specs at a Glance

• Motor: 350 W brushless motor (≈ 700 W peak) for strong acceleration and steady performance 

• Battery: 8.7 Ah removable lithium-ion battery (stem‑mounted) with anti‑fire casing

• Top Speed: Up to 25 km/h (15.5 mph) — good balance of speed and safety in many urban settings 

• Range: Up to ~45 km (≈ 28 miles) per charge under optimal conditions 

• Tyres & Frame: 10‑inch pneumatic (air) tyres for comfort + aviation‑grade aluminium alloy frame for lightweight strength 

• Brakes & Safety: Triple braking system: hydraulic disc brake, E‑ABS brake, and pedal / rear brake; also LED lights + tail light, splash/water resistance (IPX4) 

• Charging Time: Approx. 4‑5 hours for a full charge 

• Weight & Load: Roughly 15‑16 kg; supports up to ~120 kg load when used correctly 

• Portability: Folds quickly (under ~3 seconds), compact enough to carry or store; dimensions when folded help in tight spaces 

✅ Why the RS2 Stands Out

• Long Range Without Bulk — It gives you up to ~45 km on a single charge, yet remains relatively light and portable.

• Detachable Battery — Makes charging more convenient; you can carry the battery inside while you charge rather than bring the whole scooter.

• Three Drive Modes — Beginner, Eco, Sport modes let you adapt power use to your needs, balancing speed vs efficiency.

• Safety & Comfort First — Solid tyres, triple‑braking, bright lights, and water resistance help make rides safer in urban settings and variable weather.

• It is against the law to use electric scooters on footpaths, cycle lanes and roads. You should only use your electric scooter on private land, with the landowners consent. It is your responsibility to ensure that you operate your electric scooter in accordance with local laws. You can check the following link for the latest government advice: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/powered-transporters/information-sheet-guidance-on-powered-transporters.