Compare the Okai Neon Pro and the Fluid Freeride CityRider

While both the Okai Neon Pro and the Fluid Freeride CityRider boast impressive features, it's the distinct differences that let consumers choose the ideal scooter for their specific needs. The Okai Neon Pro is designed for robust use, featuring a powerful 300W brushless motor that makes climbing hills effortless. On the other hand, the CityRider's focus is on comfortable city navigation, boasting a more modest 300W rear hub matchless motor ideal for comfortable, smoother rides even on bumpy city roads. The Neon Pro also offers a slightly higher top speed, reaching up to 20 miles per hour compared to the CityRider's 18mph peak speed. Battery life for both scooters is at par, both offering around 15-20 miles of range. However, the Neon Pro stands out with its quick-charge feature that juices up the scooter fully in just 4 hours. Both scooters sport large pneumatic tires for comfortable rides, but only the CityRider takes it a notch higher with a dual suspension system for added ride comfort. Lastly, while both scooters feature LED lighting, the Neon Pro has wholly customizable under-deck LED lights for improved visibility and fun rides.