Compare the Zero 9 and the Fluid Freeride Horizon

Navigating through the congestion of modern cities has never been easier, thanks to inventive solutions like electric scooters. Two models that genuinely stand out in the crowd are the Zero 9 and the Fluid Freeride Horizon. The Zero 9 offers superior acceleration and climbing power compared to the Horizon. It features an 600 watt motor, able to reach a max speed of 28 miles per hour whilst handling inclines of up to 20 degrees comfortably. On the other hand, the Horizon with its 500 watt motor, can peak at speeds of 25 miles per hour and scale inclines of up to 15 degrees. In terms of battery power, the Zero 9 comes with a range of 27 miles compared to Horizon's slightly superior range of 30 miles. However, the Horizon excels in charging time, clocking in at 4-5 hours, while the Zero 9 needs around 7 hours for a full charge. For comfort and stability, the Zero 9 brings dual suspension, with both front and rear air tires, ensuring a smoother ride over uneven surfaces. In contrast, the Horizon has only front suspension, which translates to a slightly bumpier ride on rough terrains. The night rides are assured with the Zero 9's front, side, and rear LED lights, while the Horizon only offers front and rear lights. When it comes to portability, the Horizon beats the Zero 9 by weighing 3 lbs less and featuring a more compact and foldable design. Both models are excellent choices when it comes to electric mobility, with the Zero 9 offering more power and the Horizon excelling in range and portability. It all boils down to personal preference, city terrain, and your specific commuting needs.