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Used Quingo Toura 2
The Quingo Toura 2 is a large five-wheel road scooter and the most powerful in Quingo's range. It goes up to 8 mph, carries riders up to 220 kg and, with two 100Ah batteries, goes up to 55 miles on a charge by Quingo's figure. It has a high-back reclining seat that slides and swivels, and suspension front and rear.
At a glance
8 mph
Top speed
Up to 55 miles
Range
220 kg (34 st 9 lb)
Maximum user weight
10 cm (4 in)
Maximum kerb height
In stock now
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Specification
Manufacturer's figures.
| Performance | |
|---|---|
| Top speed | 8 mph (12.9 km/h): a Class 3 road scooter. Quingo's international page gives 10.5 mph (17 km/h) 'where permitted' |
| Range | Up to 55 miles (88 km) with the 100Ah batteries (Quingo's figure, to ISO 7176-4 test conditions) |
| Maximum user weight | 220 kg (34 st 9 lb). Quingo also writes it as 35 st or 485 lb |
| Maximum kerb height | 10 cm (4 in) |
| Maximum gradient | 12° |
| Ground clearance | 10 cm at the lowest point, 15.5 cm at the centre of the chassis |
| Turning radius | 132 cm (52 in) |
| Wheels | Five: 10-inch front and 12-inch rear wheels (4-ply air-filled 3.5 x 10 and 3.5 x 12 tyres), plus solid 1.75 x 7 tyres |
| Suspension | Front lever-arm coil springs; rear SmoothDrive II coil springs, adjustable |
| Brakes | Automatic regenerative brake, automatic electromagnetic parking brake and a hand brake |
| Motor | 24 V, 650 W |
| Size and weight | |
| Length | 139 cm (150 cm with the basket) |
| Width | 67 cm |
| Height | 143 cm with the seat at its lowest; 66 cm with the seat off |
| Weight | 163.9 kg unladen |
| Seat | Extra-wide high-back reclining seat with headrest, flip-up armrests adjustable in width and height, slide and swivel, quick-release seat belt |
| Seat width (between the armrests) | 54 cm |
| Seat depth | 47 cm |
| Seat height from the ground | 72–79 cm |
| Backrest height | 78–87 cm |
| Batteries and features | |
| Batteries | Two 100Ah |
| Charger | 8 A, off-board |
| Controls | Digital dash with battery gauge, speed dial, finger or thumb levers, key switch, half-speed switch, indicators and hazard lights, horn |
| Lights | LED daytime running lights, three front and two rear lights, brake lights, indicators and hazards |
| Mirrors | Two, on the handlebar |
| Basket | Front, removable, fixed to the chassis |
| Power socket | 12 V, for accessories |
| Extras | Some have a Q-Cam rear-view camera, heated grips, an all-weather canopy or a front shopping box |
Before you buy a used Toura 2
How fast does the Toura 2 go, and can I use it on the road?
Up to 8 mph, which makes it a Class 3 road scooter. Quingo UK calls it a 4/8 mph road-legal model. It has a half-speed switch and a speed dial for going slower.
How far will it go on a charge?
Up to 55 miles (88 km) with its two 100Ah batteries, by Quingo's figure. Quingo says the ground, the rider's weight, the temperature and the age of the batteries all reduce it.
What is the maximum user weight?
220 kg, which is 34 stone 9 lb. Quingo also writes it as 35 stone. It climbs kerbs up to 10 cm (4 inches) and slopes up to 12 degrees.
Will it fit in my car?
No, it is not a boot scooter: it weighs 163.9 kg. The seat lifts off and the tiller folds flat; with the seat off it is 66 cm high, by Quingo's figure. Quingo says it can be carried in the back of a vehicle, but to check its weight and size against the vehicle first.
How do I charge it?
It uses an 8 A off-board charger for its two 100Ah batteries.
Is the Toura 2 right for you?
Tell us how you’ll use it and we’ll say honestly if another model fits better.