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They are the fastest and lightest electric scooters available. They’re great for riding in crowded areas, as well as commuting to work or school. But how fast can a razor electric scooter go? Is it possible for a person to ride a razor electric scooter at over 30 miles per hour? The answer is yes, and the record for the fastest recorded speed on an electric scooter is over 30 miles per hour.
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