Starting today Cyclops 30w Kids Electric scooter was $149, now $79 till the end of the month.
Cyclops 30w Kids Electric Scooter $79 (Was $149) @ Go Easy Online
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Last edited 07/12/2018 - 18:44 by 2 other users
Last edited 07/12/2018 - 18:44 by 2 other users
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Unfortunately, the postage killed the deal.
Had a look at the website and there seems to be many interesting products. Are those mini version of motorbikes always at this pricing level?
Is it legal? (Not that I am a retard who reckon these electric scooters are more dangerous than most cyclists)
It would depend on your state, it would be in QLD.
Illegal in NSW, can only be used on private land.
What's wrong with kids using their legs on a normal scooter
Come now… don't hurt their feelings! Better to encourage the obesity epidemic than to make them strain their legs and heart even momentarily.
I think your comment is offensive to kids. And legs. And scooters.
Will it pop a wheelie?
Can anyone confirm if this can fold down?
This is true. Someone got a $2500 fine for riding a XiaoMi Electric Scooter on Sydney street a few days ago.
Unlicensed For Class - Class C/R/Lr $561
Use Uninsured Motor Vehicle $673
Use unregistered motor vehicle on road $673
Drive on path #$337
Motor Bike Ride Not Wear/Secure Fit Approved Helmet $337DON'T TAKE YOUR RISK!!
Unlicensed For Class - Class C/R/Lr $561 , scooter requires no license
Use Uninsured Motor Vehicle $673, it's not a motor vehicle
Use unregistered motor vehicle on road $673, its not a motor vehicle
Drive on path #$337, its not a motor vehicle
Motor Bike Ride Not Wear/Secure Fit Approved Helmet $337, regular scooters don't require helmetsthe most i have seen is a 650 fine to some indo kid in the city who was riding a 2500w scooter at high speeds
i've also seen an aussie riding sensibly on a 2500w scooter in bondi and got off with a warningi say if we all ride sensibly, the ban will be lifted thus making australia 1 step forward to the future which is electricity
riding this without a license in Australia is illegal.
It's not the license that's the problem, it's the power/speed of the device.
E.g. VicRoads allows scooters up to 200W and max speed up to 10 km/h.
The vendor (optimistically?) claims this scooter can do 11 km/h so it would be an unregistered motor vehicle, regardless of what license(s) the rider holds.
OP you may like to add Plus Postage, which looks to be anywhere between $10 and $50.