Okay, imagine you have two friends named Aisha & Rohit. When Aisha moved into her first apartment in Pune, she was confused between two electric scooters. Her elder brother, Rohit, swore by his rugged, all-metal ride for weekend getaways, while Aisha raved about her lightweight, fiber-bodied scooter for weaving through city traffic. Now, after looking at them, even you wanted to get yourself an electric scooter. As you weighed  your options, durability versus ease of handling, you discovered that BGauss offers both a metal body electric scooter (the BG RUV 350) and a fiber body electric scooter (the BG MAX C12), so of course, you go for the metal body electric scooter when you want something sturdy and for a fiber body electric scooter for something convenient. 

Here’s more information about your to-be electric scooter(s)-

A Metal Body Electric Scooter

  1. Unmatched Durability
    A metal body electric scooter like the BG RUV 350 is built to last. Its steel-reinforced frame handles potholes, gravel paths, and everything in between without a second thought. Riders who explore beyond city limits find peace of mind in its rugged construction.

  2. Sturdiness for Heavy Use
    When you need a scooter that can carry a passenger, groceries, or even a small load of camping supplies, the BG RUV 350’s metal body stands up to the task. Its sturdy chassis resists flexing and wear, so you spend less on repairs and more time on the road.

  3. Enhanced Safety
    Accidental bumps are less worrisome on a metal body electric scooter. The RUV 350’s tough exterior provides added protection for both rider and components, reducing dents and scratches from everyday knocks.

Why Fiber Body Electric Scooters Shine in the City

  1. Lightweight Maneuverability
    A fiber body electric scooter like the BG MAX C12 weighs significantly less, making it effortless to handle in stop-and-go traffic. One can easily twist through lanes and park in tight spots without breaking a sweat.

  2. Sleek, Modern Design
    The composite fiber panels on the BG MAX C12 allow for smooth curves and bold color accents that turn heads at every traffic signal. For style-conscious riders, the fiber body offers a futuristic look that stands out among utilitarian steel frames.

  3. Cost-Effective Ownership
    Manufacturing and repairing fiber body panels is generally less expensive than working with metal. This translates to lower upfront costs and affordable maintenance, perfect for budget-minded commuters who want modern features without a premium price tag.

Why two options you may ask? 

 

At BGauss, we understand that not every rider follows the same path. That’s why we offer:

  • A metal body electric scooter (the BG RUV 350) for those who demand toughness and longevity on all terrains.

  • A fiber body electric scooter (the BG MAX C12) for urbanites who value agility, style, and affordability.

Whether you’re tackling weekend trails or navigating weekday traffic, BGauss has a scooter body type that matches your lifestyle.

Making Your Choice: Metal vs. Fiber

When deciding between a metal body electric scooter and a fiber body electric scooter, consider:

  • Your Commute: Long highway stretches or off-road adventures? The BG RUV 350’s metal body delivers reliability and strength. Tight city lanes and crowded parking? The BG MAX C12’s fiber construction offers nimbleness.

  • Load Requirements: Frequent cargo or passenger carrying favors the sturdiness of metal. Solo rides with light gear? Fiber’s lower weight is your ally.

  • Style & Budget: Metal bodies carry a premium for durability. Fiber bodies unlock modern designs at a friendly price.

Ready to pick your ride? Explore both options at your nearest BGauss showroom and find the scooter that tells your story.