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120W Electric Scooter for only £69 from Groupon - should be nearly £200!!

Found 2nd Oct 2013

Looking for a unique present for your kid for Xmas then look no further!!

For the price of a normal scooter @ Argos etc you can get this whizzy electric scooter from Groupon.

Should be £200 and is only £69 (based on data reviewed by Groupon)!!

Full spec below - get it ordered fast because at this price it will sell out!!

Decked out with a twist throttle, 6” polyurethane tyres and height-adjustable handlebars, these 120W electric scooters are ready to please even the keenest adrenalin-seekers. Featuring a fold-down system and stainless steel parking stand the scooters are portable as well as speedy, and can be fully charged in up to six hours.

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2nd Oct 2013

£200 you say..

poshrosh.co.uk/Pro…uct

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2nd Oct 2013

sphinxy
£200 you … £200 you say..http://www.poshrosh.co.uk/ProductsInfo.aspx?pId=216602&pType=Product

Based on information provided on Groupon - off to order via your link now though!

2nd Oct 2013

good find sphynx

2nd Oct 2013

sphinxy even lol

2nd Oct 2013

Notice there is no mention of how long charge lasts

2nd Oct 2013

Are these pavement legal?

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2nd Oct 2013

rpope
Notice there is no mention of how long charge lasts

Guess it depends on how fast it's riden for?

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2nd Oct 2013

anthony69
Are these pavement legal?

Even if they weren't would it stop people riding them on pavement?!

2nd Oct 2013

Mashman1974
Guess it depends on how fast it's riden for?

? ? ? ? ?

What ?

oO

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2nd Oct 2013

rpope
? ? ? ? ? What ?oO

Ridden at that should have read!

If you don't drive/ride it at full speed then I would imagine it lasts longer than if full throttle out?

2nd Oct 2013

Mashman1974
Even if they weren't would it stop people riding them on pavement?!

Id rather know than be slapped with a fine.

Edited by: "anthony69" 2nd Oct 2013

2nd Oct 2013

sphinxy
£200 you … £200 you say..http://www.poshrosh.co.uk/ProductsInfo.aspx?pId=216602&pType=Product

Yet another of life's "don't let the fantasy rrp" cloud your judgement lessons. Nice find btw at £54.95. Charges a little quicker, 8mph is plenty fast enough. Could be a nice little present.

2nd Oct 2013

direc2u.co.uk/pro…0w/

£47.95 here x

2nd Oct 2013

Max load is 70kg or about 11 stone, so don't buy if your looking for a cheap mobility scooter

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2nd Oct 2013

lowrieh1
Yet another of life's "don't let the fantasy rrp" cloud your judgement … Yet another of life's "don't let the fantasy rrp" cloud your judgement lessons. Nice find btw at £54.95. Charges a little quicker, 8mph is plenty fast enough. Could be a nice little present.

Good point - had done a check beforehand and hadn't found the one at £55. That one ends up at £60 with P&P but still cheaper than my find.

Have a feeling it's gonna get cold in here!!

2nd Oct 2013

Mashman1974
Ridden at that should have read!If you don't drive/ride it at full speed … Ridden at that should have read!If you don't drive/ride it at full speed then I would imagine it lasts longer than if full throttle out?

yeh but 1 minute, 10 minutes, 10 hours, what ? ? ?

2nd Oct 2013

tekhieboy
Max load is 70kg or about 11 stone, so don't buy if your looking for a … Max load is 70kg or about 11 stone, so don't buy if your looking for a cheap mobility scooter

If the kids use this, rather than actually pushing along on a normal scooter, they'll soon exceed that weight limit

2nd Oct 2013

anthony69
Id rather know than be slapped with a fine.

askthe.police.uk/con…htm

2nd Oct 2013

nosamluap
https://www.askthe.police.uk/content/Q361.htm

Thanks, so it cant be ridden on the pavement

Riding any of these vehicles on the pavement, is in its own right, … Riding any of these vehicles on the pavement, is in its own right, breaking the law and should be reported to your local police who will advise the young person and their parents as to its safest use.The only place any of these machines can be used is on private land with the landowner's permission.

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2nd Oct 2013

anthony69
Thanks, so it cant be ridden on the pavement

According to the below, our kids shouldn't be riding their pushbikes on pavements also? Don't recall any kid being pulled for this?

askthe.police.uk/con…htm

It is an offence to ride a pedal cycle intentionally on a footpath that is made or set apart for the use or accommodation of foot passengers, a penalty ticket may be issued with a fine.

There may also be byelaws in place to prevent cycling on a footpath, the penalties would be contained within the byelaw which could vary from area to area.

2nd Oct 2013

the law about these is there to protect your children, you can see the dangers of riding one by a main road, that goes for bikes too but at least a bike could realistically have a parent pedalling alongside and also isnt likely to malfunction suddenly and shoot off course. so ignore the law or pick holes in it if you want but remember its intention.

2nd Oct 2013

Mashman1974
Good point - had done a check beforehand and hadn't found the one at £55. … Good point - had done a check beforehand and hadn't found the one at £55. That one ends up at £60 with P&P but still cheaper than my find.Have a feeling it's gonna get cold in here!!

If truth be told, I got the same groupon email this morning, thought it looked OK at first glance, and considered whether it was worth a post. Got sidetracked for a while, and then checked to see if it had been posted, saw your deal, and thought; I'm glad did get sidetracked.

2nd Oct 2013

chanchita91
the law about these is there to protect your children, you can see the … the law about these is there to protect your children, you can see the dangers of riding one by a main road, that goes for bikes too but at least a bike could realistically have a parent pedalling alongside and also isnt likely to malfunction suddenly and shoot off course. so ignore the law or pick holes in it if you want but remember its intention.

Id love to agree with your interpretation as well. But equally, you could also argue its there to protect pedestrians being struck by one of these.

I guess its up to the interprtation of the officer that stops you at the end of the day, if that happens of course. I guess most wouldnt be bothered, but Im sure the jobsworth are out there too.

Edited by: "anthony69" 2nd Oct 2013

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2nd Oct 2013

lowrieh1
If truth be told, I got the same groupon email this morning, thought it … If truth be told, I got the same groupon email this morning, thought it looked OK at first glance, and considered whether it was worth a post. Got sidetracked for a while, and then checked to see if it had been posted, saw your deal, and thought; I'm glad did get sidetracked.

I know - your damned if you do and damned better off if you don't with this post!!

5th Oct 2013

Well I am gona order 1 from direc2u for my sons 6th birthday present - thanks guys

120W Electric Scooter for only £69 from Groupon - should be nearly £200!!

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