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product_id: 13443031
title: "ProGo PS3000-01 Green/Black Propane Powered Scooter"
brand: "progo scooters"
price: "RM2304"
currency: MYR
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 3
url: https://www.desertcart.com.my/products/13443031-progo-ps3000-01-green-black-propane-powered-scooter
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# 25cc 4-stroke engine, up to 20mph Runs on 16.4 oz propane canister, 30-40 miles range Lightweight 33 lbs foldable steel frame ProGo PS3000-01 Green/Black Propane Powered Scooter

**Brand:** progo scooters
**Price:** RM2304
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🛴 Go Green, Go Clean, Go ProGo — The future of urban scooting is here!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ProGo PS3000-01 Green/Black Propane Powered Scooter by progo scooters
- **How much does it cost?** RM2304 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.my](https://www.desertcart.com.my/products/13443031-progo-ps3000-01-green-black-propane-powered-scooter)

## Best For

- progo scooters enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted progo scooters brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact & Portable:** Folds down easily into a rugged 33-pound steel frame for effortless carrying and storage.
- • **Ready When You Are:** No battery charging downtime—just pull start and go for up to 3 hours of ride time per canister.
- • **EPA & CARB Certified:** Ride confidently knowing your scooter meets strict environmental standards where many gas scooters fail.
- • **Safety First, Always:** Front and rear disk brakes provide reliable stopping power in urban commutes.
- • **Clean Power, No Compromise:** Propane-fueled 4-stroke engine delivers gas scooter performance with eco-friendly emissions.

## Overview

The ProGo PS3000-01 is a propane-powered scooter featuring a 25cc 4-stroke engine capable of speeds up to 20 mph. It runs on a 16.4 oz propane canister offering 2-3 hours or 30-40 miles of ride time per fill. Designed with a lightweight, foldable steel frame weighing just 33 pounds, it’s EPA and CARB approved for low emissions. Equipped with front and rear disk brakes and a thumb throttle, it offers a hassle-free alternative to gas and electric scooters, eliminating battery charging downtime and gasoline maintenance.

## Description

This propane-powered motor scooter was designed to provide the same performance as your conventional gas scooter, while still having the minimal environmental impact that electric scooters provide. Its EPA and CARB approvals make the scooter emissions approved where many gas-powered scooters are not. PLUS, you will not have the 6-8 hour battery charging downtime electric scooters have, making the ProGo 3000 a hassle free mode of transportation. No gasoline also means no choke, no priming, no carburetor gum-up and no winterizing. Its 25cc 4-stroke engine is a lot quieter than the high pitched screeches of the 2-stroke engines many gas scooters use. With speeds of up to 20mph and a range of up to 40 miles per propane canister, the choice could not be easier. Go Clean, Go Green, Go ProGo. Technical Specifications: Fuel Type: Propane; Start up: Pull start engine; Acceleration: Thumb Throttle; Brakes: Disk; Tire size: 8inch; Speed: Up to 20 mph; Dry Weight: 33 pounds; Frame: Steel; Max. Weight: 220 pounds; Run Time: up to 2-3 hours/Up to 40 miles; subject to terrain level and rider weight.

Review: Did the Walk of Shame.... - I so wanted this product to work! I commute about 1.5 miles to work through back roads and I thought this would be perfect to use on nice days to go back and forth. I am not an ultra save the planet kinda dude, but I did like the fact it used propane and I could keep an extra canister at work in case I needed a swap. I was concerned about many of the issues that were brought up on the product, but did my research and they all seemed to be addressed in the 2016 model. I pulled the trigger and got the unit. First hint of problem was the box. It is still poorly packed. When I opened the box, the cardboard and scooter were all jumbled up and the platform was slightly bent. I looked at the engine and it has a 2012 date on it...uh oh? Did I get an old one? A close look at the box and it has an "Updated for 2016" sticker on it and it has the new handlebar design - so I figure - well I am good to go. Put oil in it, attached the propane and it was time to run the break in cycles - hey this thing is fun! Right away I noticed the oil leak that was supposedly fixed in the new model. Not a lot of oil, but it does leave some drips. NOT GOOD as I planned on storing this thing under the stairwell at the entrance to work....well that is not going to happen with a leaky scooter. Once broken in, I had a few fun rides. It got up to 15 MPH on the straightaways. Up hill it struggled just a little bit around 10 MPH, but it kept going and I was satisfied. Then the day came! I rode it to work in the morning - hey - it was even Earth Day! Took about 7 minutes to go the 1.5 miles, but it was a beautiful morning and it sure was a fun way to get to work. Sure I got a little ribbing from the guys, but then I asked them how far they had to ride to work and they shut up. I went home for lunch and all was well.... Then it happened! Was going down a small hill coasting in idle, got to the bottom and pressed the throttle. It revved up, but didn't go. First thing that popped in my mind was a broken driveshaft -- HEY - didn't you guys fix that problem? Well apparently not. I did the walk of shame home and that was the end of that.....day one going to work and I was done. The scooter didn't even make it through ONE full propane cylinder. Too bad. It was such as good idea, but it is not quite there yet. I gave it 2 stars because I love the concept. Hopefully they can come up with a Version 2.0 that is workable. Thanks for the small bit of fun.
Review: Okay after a few tweaks, then stopped working - The scooter came four days late, not sure if it was desertcart's fault or UPS but that's besides the point. The scooter also arrived damaged. It had a front brake disc that was totally bent. The front tire wouldn't roll. Additionally, the entire unit was covered in oil. I'm not sure where the oil came from because the oil bottle that was included was still sealed, and it was literally in a Ziploc brand bag which was strange to me. I contacted Progo and they offered me a new scooter replacement or a new part. I took the new part offer. They shipped it within an hour of our conversation. A+ on customer service for Progo Scooters. I took off the front caliper in order to test the scooter, relying on solely the back brake. At first the scooter was hard to get starting unless one held the throttle all the way open. The unit would shut off when the throttle was released. I was able to adjust the idle control (search Progo scooter on YouTube for their videos to see how to do this). After the idle was adjusted, the scooter worked 100% better. I had to rotate the throttle lever to face me better because it was underneath the handle and it hurt to use it because I had to bend my wrist to reach it. I have never driven a small gas powered machine before so I wasn't used to the resistance of the engine when the throttle wasn't being pushed. When you let go of the gas, the resistance slows the unit down which is a good thing because you don't have to use your brakes to slow down really. I found that there was a lot of vibration on my feet from the ride and it was starting to get uncomfortable. I don't think that would be common for everyone though because I am somewhat painfully sensitive to vibration from engines (like the lawnmower or snowblower). I hope my review helps some of you. It could be worth the buy, just don't give up hope if it doesn't run like a top right out of the box. Also, don't get too anxious for the arrival of the scooter because it might be a couple days after its arrival that it is in running shape (if you have to replace parts or tune the idle like I had to). I had to edit my review. I ran some short 2-3 minute tests before my review above. During my first long use (10-15 minutes) my engine stopped accelerating. The engine would run but the wheel wouldn't spin. I'm not super savvy with troubleshooting. I have buyers remorse right now. For $400 this is too much hassle to deal with... I am returning it less than 12 hours of ownership. Too many issues for something like this.

## Features

- Powerful 25cc 4-stroke engine with speeds of up to 20mph, Easy pull start; Front and rear disk brakes; Thumb throttle
- Runs on 16.4 oz. propane canister (up to 2-3 hours/30-40 miles run time per canister) sold separately
- Updated 2016 features: robust drive shaft, fine-tuned carburetor, enhanced throttle-cable connector
- Lightweight rugged steel frame that folds for convenient carrying and storage (weight: 33pounds/15kg)
- EPA and CARB (California Air Resource Board) approved

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00NBOSI0G |
| Brake Style | Disk Brakes |
| Brand | ProGo Scooters |
| Color | Green/Black |
| Customer Reviews | 2.7 2.7 out of 5 stars (82) |
| Date First Available | September 5, 2014 |
| Frame Material | Alloy Steel |
| Grip Type | refer to description |
| Handlebar Type | Adjustable |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 33 pounds |
| Item model number | PS3000-01 |
| Manufacturer | ProGo Scooters |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PS3000-01 |
| Maximum Distance Range | 4E+1 Miles |
| Model Name | PS3000-01 |
| Number of Wheels | 2 |
| Package Dimensions | 42.8 x 19.5 x 12.7 inches |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Recreational riding, Urban commuting |
| Special Feature | Lightweight |
| Special Features | Lightweight |
| UPC | 899003000397 |
| Warranty Type | Limited |
| Wheel Material | Rubber |
| Wheel Type | Pneumatic |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ProGo Scooters
- **Color:** Green/Black
- **Frame Material:** Alloy Steel
- **Handlebar Type:** Adjustable
- **Item Weight:** 15 Kilograms
- **Model Name:** PS3000-01
- **Number of Wheels:** 2
- **Special Feature:** Lightweight
- **Wheel Material:** Rubber
- **Wheel Type:** Pneumatic

## Images

![ProGo PS3000-01 Green/Black Propane Powered Scooter - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51KVkbDXZGL.jpg)
![ProGo PS3000-01 Green/Black Propane Powered Scooter - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51pCOBYpR0L.jpg)
![ProGo PS3000-01 Green/Black Propane Powered Scooter - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/619vdk3rafL.jpg)
![ProGo PS3000-01 Green/Black Propane Powered Scooter - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61tZsuznPmL.jpg)
![ProGo PS3000-01 Green/Black Propane Powered Scooter - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51q3RLazx1L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will it climb a 10 degree (17% grade) hill?**
A: I can not get up any big hills unless I am already at full speed.  If you are forced to stop on a hill, getting back up to speed is not likely.  The clutch keeps slipping.  A original Goped is much better at hills.  I usally need to kick with my leg to get going, even then at max RPM I am not going any faster than walking speed.  The hills I am talking about are in San Juan, PR.  You can look at zip code 00913 to get an idea of the biggest hills I am speaking about.  I am 150 pounds.  Also I am a former 3 times national Goped champ(sponsored by Ron's Rad Toys and Intellitek), so I do have a good understanding of scooters.  I hope I answered your question.

**Q: Why does it leack oil**
A: Mine does that too.  It seems to come out of the air filter, but usually stops after a day or so.  The oil tank is so small that I think it just gets a little to full at first until some gets used up in the engine or leaks out the filter.  It happens every time I change the oil.  You can contact Progo directly on their website also. They may have a better answer.

**Q: What oil do you put on the progo**
A: It comes with a small bottle of the oil it needs. If you need more the manual tells you the type of oil it takes. I dont recall it off the top of my head

**Q: Is this street legal in California? Do you need and helmet to drive it in Cali?**
A: If you live in NC, due to new laws you will need to register it and get a plate. But other states all you need is a helmet.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐ Did the Walk of Shame....
*by T***R on May 4, 2016*

I so wanted this product to work! I commute about 1.5 miles to work through back roads and I thought this would be perfect to use on nice days to go back and forth. I am not an ultra save the planet kinda dude, but I did like the fact it used propane and I could keep an extra canister at work in case I needed a swap. I was concerned about many of the issues that were brought up on the product, but did my research and they all seemed to be addressed in the 2016 model. I pulled the trigger and got the unit. First hint of problem was the box. It is still poorly packed. When I opened the box, the cardboard and scooter were all jumbled up and the platform was slightly bent. I looked at the engine and it has a 2012 date on it...uh oh? Did I get an old one? A close look at the box and it has an "Updated for 2016" sticker on it and it has the new handlebar design - so I figure - well I am good to go. Put oil in it, attached the propane and it was time to run the break in cycles - hey this thing is fun! Right away I noticed the oil leak that was supposedly fixed in the new model. Not a lot of oil, but it does leave some drips. NOT GOOD as I planned on storing this thing under the stairwell at the entrance to work....well that is not going to happen with a leaky scooter. Once broken in, I had a few fun rides. It got up to 15 MPH on the straightaways. Up hill it struggled just a little bit around 10 MPH, but it kept going and I was satisfied. Then the day came! I rode it to work in the morning - hey - it was even Earth Day! Took about 7 minutes to go the 1.5 miles, but it was a beautiful morning and it sure was a fun way to get to work. Sure I got a little ribbing from the guys, but then I asked them how far they had to ride to work and they shut up. I went home for lunch and all was well.... Then it happened! Was going down a small hill coasting in idle, got to the bottom and pressed the throttle. It revved up, but didn't go. First thing that popped in my mind was a broken driveshaft -- HEY - didn't you guys fix that problem? Well apparently not. I did the walk of shame home and that was the end of that.....day one going to work and I was done. The scooter didn't even make it through ONE full propane cylinder. Too bad. It was such as good idea, but it is not quite there yet. I gave it 2 stars because I love the concept. Hopefully they can come up with a Version 2.0 that is workable. Thanks for the small bit of fun.

### ⭐ Okay after a few tweaks, then stopped working
*by M***M on May 12, 2015*

The scooter came four days late, not sure if it was Amazon's fault or UPS but that's besides the point. The scooter also arrived damaged. It had a front brake disc that was totally bent. The front tire wouldn't roll. Additionally, the entire unit was covered in oil. I'm not sure where the oil came from because the oil bottle that was included was still sealed, and it was literally in a Ziploc brand bag which was strange to me. I contacted Progo and they offered me a new scooter replacement or a new part. I took the new part offer. They shipped it within an hour of our conversation. A+ on customer service for Progo Scooters. I took off the front caliper in order to test the scooter, relying on solely the back brake. At first the scooter was hard to get starting unless one held the throttle all the way open. The unit would shut off when the throttle was released. I was able to adjust the idle control (search Progo scooter on YouTube for their videos to see how to do this). After the idle was adjusted, the scooter worked 100% better. I had to rotate the throttle lever to face me better because it was underneath the handle and it hurt to use it because I had to bend my wrist to reach it. I have never driven a small gas powered machine before so I wasn't used to the resistance of the engine when the throttle wasn't being pushed. When you let go of the gas, the resistance slows the unit down which is a good thing because you don't have to use your brakes to slow down really. I found that there was a lot of vibration on my feet from the ride and it was starting to get uncomfortable. I don't think that would be common for everyone though because I am somewhat painfully sensitive to vibration from engines (like the lawnmower or snowblower). I hope my review helps some of you. It could be worth the buy, just don't give up hope if it doesn't run like a top right out of the box. Also, don't get too anxious for the arrival of the scooter because it might be a couple days after its arrival that it is in running shape (if you have to replace parts or tune the idle like I had to). I had to edit my review. I ran some short 2-3 minute tests before my review above. During my first long use (10-15 minutes) my engine stopped accelerating. The engine would run but the wheel wouldn't spin. I'm not super savvy with troubleshooting. I have buyers remorse right now. For $400 this is too much hassle to deal with... I am returning it less than 12 hours of ownership. Too many issues for something like this.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Overall love it
*by K***S on February 25, 2016*

Worked great out of the box. Set up was easy and very few steps but the manual could be more clear. Include all necessary tools for assembly, maintenance, and oil was included. So far it rides great and appears to be well designed. The brakes work well and the acceleration is quite respectable carrying a 170 pound man, although I am still breaking the engine in. Noise levels are quiet at idle, but it does make a decent racket at fullbore... But nothing intolerable. Starts easily, usually the first or second pull, and runs well and clean on cheap and convenient propane. Chain is a bit noisy but will hopefully quiet down as it breaks in. Overall the scooter is well-built, maneuverable, efficient, and a blast to ride. Definitely worth the money.

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