Why Oakway Guide Works
Folds in one second, stands steady on four wheels — with nothing exaggerated
Smart Control Panel

Battery Display
Shows remaining charge at a glance, so you always know how much distance is left.
Power Switch
Turns Guide on and off with a simple key switch.
Speed Controller
Dial in your top speed to match the space you're riding in.
Handlebar
Textured grips for a steady, comfortable hold at any speed.
Horn Button
Alert others on shared paths and sidewalks.
Front & Rear Light Switch
Toggle both lights on for visibility in low light or early evenings.
Forward & Backward Joystick
Push to go, pull back to reverse — one control for both directions.
Find Your Fit
Guide's handlebar and seat are sized for riders in this range, so you can fold, tow, and ride comfortably with full reach.
Why Users Choose Guide
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| Tows Like a Suitcase | ||
| Dual Airline-Approved Batteries | ||
| 4-Wheel Stability |
Charge the Battery
Remove the battery from its slot, then plug it into the charger and let it charge fully before your first ride.
Turn On the Battery Switch
Flip the power switch on the battery itself to "on," then slide the battery back into the left slot.
Check the Freewheel Lever
Make sure the lever is in the locked position — if left unlocked, the electric drive won't engage and Guide will only move in manual push mode.
Turn On the Dashboard
Use the key to switch on the dashboard display. Both battery icons should show as fully charged before you head out.
Front & Rear Lights for Low-Light Rides
Built-in LED front light and rear taillight keep Guide visible during dusk rides or dim indoor spaces.
Folds Down, Fits in Any Trunk
Once folded, Guide slides easily into a car trunk or back seat no disassembly, no lifting heavy parts.
Handles Uphill, Grass & Uneven Ground
Guide rides on paved streets, grass, and uneven paths alike, with a 10° climb rating for gentle inclines.
Real Dimensions, Stated Plainly
39 lb frame, folds down to 19.88" × 12.48" × 29.17" light enough for one person to fold and load without help.
Two Removable Batteries, Two Ways to Charge
Two detachable 6.6Ah lithium batteries can be charged on or off the scooter, so you're never stuck waiting by an outlet.
15-Mile Range on a Full Charge
Covers up to 15 miles under ideal conditions, less on hills or with a heavier rider enough for a full afternoon of errands.
Flat-Free Tires, Nothing to Maintain
Solid, puncture-resistant tires mean no air pumps, no patch kits, and no surprise flats mid-ride.
Built-In Storage for the Essentials
A mesh basket under the seat keeps a phone, wallet, or water bottle within easy reach.
Anti-Tip Wheels for Added Stability
Rear anti-tip wheels help keep Guide steady when starting, stopping, or crossing uneven curbs.
Manual or Electric, Your Choice
Switch between manual push mode and electric drive depending on the terrain or how much assist you want.
Intelligent Electromagnetic Braking
Braking engages smoothly and automatically when you ease off the throttle, no separate brake lever to manage.
270 lb Capacity, 5 mph, 57" Turning Radius
Built to carry up to 270 lb, with a top speed of 5 mph and a 57" turning radius for tight indoor spaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a license?
Do I need a license?
No — a low-speed pedestrian mobility aid, not the illegal stand-up e-scooter
Will it arrive in time for my trip?
Will it arrive in time for my trip?
Ships from a US warehouse, 1–2 day processing, tracking provided
What's the real ready-to-ride weight?
What's the real ready-to-ride weight?
39 lb frame plus 6 lb for both batteries — about 45 lbs total. Heavier than our Glide model, but you get 4-wheel stability and a one-second fold in return.
How far will it really go?
How far will it really go?
Up to 15 miles with both batteries, under ideal conditions — less on hills or with a heavier user
Can I fly with it?
Can I fly with it?
Yes — both batteries are airline-approved and removable, but confirm your specific airline's lithium limits before flying
How tight is the turning radius?
How tight is the turning radius?
57 inches — wider than our Glide model, so Guide is better suited to open paths and walkways than very tight indoor turns
What's the weight limit?
What's the weight limit?
270 lbs