Sign up with GoogleI've moved offices and I'm now working like 3km from home... I now ride my electric bicycle to work and I can get their quicker on the bike than if I took my car and got stuck at the one traffic light along the way. Also, 20c worth of electricity lasts me all week.
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Electric Scooters
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markthelunatic
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go to www.scooti.co.za.........ELECTRIC SCOOTERS
What about 50cc scooters? Are they worth it? Are they even more fuel efficient? 2 slow? I'm just under 60kilos so i'm sure it can handle me, although should step on a scale i've been a couch potato 4 a while now
Originally Posted by DJStealth
We have had scooters in the country for many many years now and I doubt companies would invest in distributing them locally if it was illegal. I think you are referring to is scooters and all bikes under 125cc for that matter bring illegal on freeways, not necessarily all roads. That is still the case AFAIK.
Do you need a motorbike license to ride a scooter?
This is snide. If you were talking about ‘ELECTRIC’ scooters only, you shouldn’t have mentioned cubic capacity (50cc). You need internal combustion engines to have cc.
I was referring to this article. Whether it is/was true or not, I don't know.
Yes, you need a license to drive an electric scooter (legally).
Yes, you need a license to drive an electric scooter (legally).