We would consider the Ausom Gosoul 2 for riders with ground-level storage and a suitable private-property route. Its suspension, lighting, and 624Wh battery make a substantial feature list, but the 61.5 lb weight limits the appeal of its folding design. Ausom’s page markets commuting yet says the scooter is for private property only. Confirm your intended use and the written warranty terms before ordering.
Where it fits.
What stands out
- Adjustable dual-swingarm suspension, front and rear disc brakes, and E-ABS
- 48V 13Ah battery (624Wh) and a single motor rated at 1,100W peak
- Tubeless 10 × 2.5-inch tires, lights, turn signals, and NFC or passcode access
- The supplied Bike Tested code was accepted on the listed US configuration
Before you buy
- At 61.5 lb and 49 inches long when folded, it remains difficult to carry and needs measured storage
- The product page states “For use on private property only” despite marketing that discusses commuting
- The 44-mile maximum is based on a narrow, ideal-condition manufacturer test, not a Bike Tested ride
- The manual says to avoid rain, puddles, and wet conditions; IP54 is not a wet-weather invitation
- The product page’s two-year warranty headline differs from the manual’s shorter component-specific terms
The useful details.
Manufacturer specifications checked October 22, 2026. Specifications can vary by configuration.
| Motor | Single motor, 1,100W peak (manufacturer-listed) |
|---|---|
| Battery | 48V 13Ah, 624Wh |
| Claimed range | Up to 44 miles under specified ideal conditions |
| Top speed | Up to 28 mph (manufacturer-listed) |
| Brakes | E-ABS plus front and rear mechanical disc brakes |
| Tires | 10 × 2.5-inch tubeless; manual recommends 44–50 PSI |
| Suspension | Adjustable dual swingarms with springs |
| Maximum load | 287 lb |
| Listed weight | 61.5 lb |
| Folded dimensions | 49 × 28.3 × 21.3 inches |
| Charger / charge time | 54.6V, 2A / 6.5 hours |
| Water-resistance listing | IP54; manual advises avoiding wet conditions |
Source: Ausom product page ↗. Advertised range is not a measured Bike Tested result.
Check the intended route before the power figures
Ausom lists a single motor with 1,100W peak output, up to 28 mph, and a 20% climbing grade. Those are manufacturer specifications, not measured Bike Tested results. The product page also carries a “For use on private property only” notice, even as its marketing describes commuting. Treat that notice as the relevant limitation: do not assume public-road permission from the speed, lights, or turn signals. Check local rules and get clear written guidance for the route you have in mind.
Folding changes the shape more than the carrying weight
The Gosoul 2 folds to 49 × 28.3 × 21.3 inches, but it weighs 61.5 lb and remains nearly four feet long. The fold can help it fit a measured storage bay; it does not make a practical stair carry for most riders. Check the full path through doors, ramps, trunk openings, and the final storage space. If you will need to lift it regularly, compare a lighter scooter before choosing this one.
Read the range, weather, and warranty details together
The 44-mile maximum uses a 165 lb load, single-motor mode, steady 9.3 mph, mild weather, low wind, and flat, dry pavement. Expect real distance to depend on speed, stops, temperature, tire pressure, and route. Ausom lists IP54, but the manual says to avoid puddles, wet ground, and rainy or snowy days; wet braking distances also increase. The product page advertises a two-year worry-free warranty, while the Gosoul 2 manual lists one year for several core components and six months for the battery and many parts. Ask Ausom for the written coverage that applies to the exact scooter.
Your questions, answered.
Does the Gosoul 2 really travel 44 miles?
Ausom advertises up to 44 miles, but its manual conditions that maximum on a 165 lb load, single-motor mode, 9.3 mph steady speed, mild weather, low wind, and flat, dry pavement. That is a manufacturer estimate, not a Bike Tested range measurement.
How heavy and large is the Gosoul 2 when folded?
The manufacturer lists 61.5 lb and folded dimensions of 49 × 28.3 × 21.3 inches. Measure the storage route and vehicle opening; the folded scooter is still long and heavy to lift.
Can I ride the Gosoul 2 on public roads?
Ausom’s product page says “For use on private property only.” The manual separately tells owners to check local rules and any required equipment. Do not treat the commuting marketing or speed claim as road-use approval; confirm your local rules and the seller’s guidance before buying.
Is the Gosoul 2 suitable for wet weather?
The listing says IP54, but the manual advises avoiding puddles, wet surfaces, rain, storms, and snow. It also warns that braking distances increase when the surface is wet. We would not treat the IP54 listing as permission for wet-weather riding.
Was SEBASTIANBASSOL tested on this scooter?
Yes. On October 22, 2026, it was accepted for the US Default Title variant (SKU 1297008). The $50 code reduced the $599 item price to $549 before shipping and tax, replacing the store’s automatic $20 promotion rather than stacking with it.
What is the discount code for the Ausom Gosoul 2 Electric Scooter?
Yes. Use SEBASTIANBASSOL for $50.00 off at ausomstore.com. The listed price is $599.00; with the code it is $549.00 before tax and shipping.
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