We’ve been thinking about getting an electric scooter for the house. Mostly for Thomas to zip up and down the hill for work, but I could imagine using it for a quick run to the shops that didn’t justify burning fossil fuels.
There’s a bit to consider, and this guy covers most of it.
Long story short, in the unlikely event that you’re in the market for one…
• Invest in good suspension
• Get a strong enough motor to handle steep hills
• Make sure it’s waterproof
• Big bouncy wheels are the go.
Also, probs, top private health insurance.
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We’ve been thinking about getting an electric scooter for the house. Mostly for Thomas to zip up and down the hill for work, but I could imagine using it for a quick run to the shops that didn’t justify burning fossil fuels.
There’s a bit to consider, and this guy covers most of it.
Long story short, in the unlikely event that you’re in the market for one…
• Invest in good suspension
• Get a strong enough motor to handle steep hills
• Make sure it’s waterproof
• Big bouncy wheels are the go.
Also, probs, top private health insurance.
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