Collection: INVANTI Electric Bikes and Scooters

Yes. INVANTI and 5TH WHEEL are related brands, and some models appear under both names. StreetRides uses the brand assigned to the U.S. model and mentions another name only when the exact manual or product information supports the connection.

EB11 folds but weighs 60.6 lb. EB17 does not fold but is lighter at 50.7 lb. Among the scooters, ES14 weighs 37 lb while ES15 weighs 58.4 lb. Measure the real storage path instead of choosing by folding alone.

EB16 uses a 48V 15.6Ah pack, the largest e-bike battery in this collection. EB19 and ES15 use 48V 13Ah packs. Published range still depends on speed, hills, temperature, rider load and tire setup.

No. Availability is checked by exact model. LB18 is unavailable, while EB11, EB16, EB17, EB19, ES14 and ES15 were available in the latest U.S. update.

Choose by storage, route rules, surface, carrying needs and service access. E-bikes are larger but can be pedaled and use familiar bicycle components. Scooters store more narrowly but can be harder to carry than their folded shape suggests.

Treat them as manufacturer-published figures, not guaranteed results. Speed, hills, temperature, rider weight, tire pressure and riding mode can change what you experience on your route.