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The new king of E-scooters Now comes with
Comfort dual suspension
Triple braking system
350 watt power motor
35 KM / 22 Miles range
New clear info display
Great looks & more

Front & Rear Suspension

Cruising over bumps as if you were on a cloud

eABS 3x Braking System

Ensures quick & secure deceleration without wheel lock

350 Watt Motor

Zip away and climb hills - an easy peasy

35km Est. Real World Range

Go run errands and back on one charge

Clear Info Display

Being well aware of your status is a wonderful thing

Safety Ambient Light

So everyone notices it well before you float by

10 Reasons Why You Should Buy An Electric Scooter

Work better, feel better, eat better... live better

Are you an e-scooter away from greater happiness ?

As originally told by AUTOCAR

Not as in the colour – although some are, like the very verdant Lime e-scooters available to hire in New York and Seattle. No, the big idea with e-scooters is that they tempt us out of our gas-guzzling, planet-throttling cars and into the open air, powered by this 'electricity' thing that everyone’s so excited about.  The International Energy Agency notes that 24% of carbon emissions come from transport, so we should all do what we can to chip away at that. Lime’s chief exec, Wayne Ting, says: “The average scooter or e-bike ride is less than 5% of the carbon footprint of a car ride.” No bad thing.

Remember fun? In this plague-blighted, economically uncertain, conversationally fractious age, it can be hard to recall a time when we did things that sparked joy (and no, we don’t include folding laundry). But hopping aboard an e-scooter, hitting the 'Go' button and whizzing along with the wind in your hair is an instant hit of exhilaration, a small victory over the mundane everyday, two defiant fingers in the face of misery. The worries of the workaday world evaporate as you nimbly nip towards your destination, an accelerating escape bubble in which Zooming is replaced by zooming. And frankly we’re all for that.

Now, this might seem like a combination of barrel-scraping and obvious-stating, but it is the very raison d’être of the e-scooter. True, some early adopters might wish to appear cutting-edge, or to (literally) stand out from the crowd, perhaps with an artfully sculpted hairdo à la mode. But for most of us, we’re trying to get somewhere, and the e-scooter’s nippability is its main sales point. Even at the 15.5mph limit mandated by the current government hire trials, that’s something like four times the speed of Shanks’s pony, unless you’re going to do that whole Olympic speed-walking thing with the elbows and the hips – and even those guys average only 7.7mph, according to American Journal of Sports Medicine (who, you imagine, would know).

You may or may not wish to appear European, and we couldn’t possibly comment on that (see: 'conversationally fractious', 'circular social media certainty'), but how about being a bit Californian? Folks on the Continent and way out west have been zipping around on these things for yonks, and it can’t be denied that e-scooters add a frisson of excitement to other people’s lives. Look! That scooter’s moving without that person putting any effort in whatsoever! You can reduce bystanders to an elementary level of plane-pointing wonder – and possibly, for bonus points, sharp intakes of breath – as you whoosh past on your 21st century horseless carriage. There’s a reason ‘pedestrian’ is a pejorative adjective.

We don’t know where you live or work – but do you? Have you explored its every cranny and nook? Maybe there’s a park you never knew existed, or a coffee shop where a beautiful barista makes the sort of cappuccino that could make a monk renounce his vows. Thing is, we all adopt little rat-runs: shortcuts from station to workplace, logistical snake-chutes that save us time but cost us our soul. With more mph to hand, how wonderful to have the time to dive around a new corner, to look up and around, to savour a new experience.

E-scooters are the easiest method of urban transport. Well, possibly excepting walking, for which most people already have the necessary equipment installed, but, as we said before, it’s sloooow. Bikes are a closer comparison but bikes are bulky – especially those expensive ones that fold down into a small art exhibit. Sorry to break this bluntly, but bikes also make you sweaty. You don’t have to be a Lycra-clad corner-swinger to get a bead on with the effort of cycling. Try jumping straight off a bike and into a meeting and see how your career goes.

Here’s another thing about bikes: very nickable. Very. And even if they’re locked up on the high street while you pop into a hostelry, there’s usually some herbert who’ll delight in bending your back wheel or nicking a tyre. Tough world out there. Good, then, that the e-scooter can be safely and unobtrusively stashed indoors, without taking up an entire wall or room like posh push-irons do these days. (“I moved in with you, Christian, not your $14k carbon-framed Specialized. Time to decide: It’s me or the bike. Wait, why are you putting your helmet on?”)

Stuck in a dead-end job? Underachieving at work? Then escape in your lunch hour. Take a brain-break and expand your horizons; hop on a scooter and find a different world. Maybe there’s an art gallery nearby, or a quiet riverside area, or a marvellous bookshop. Or, for that matter, a really good pub. By hugely expanding the area, you can cover in a lunch break, your e-scooter might just change your life. Buoyed by your noon-time experiences, you can bounce back into work refreshed, receptive and productive. Praising your new-found enthusiasm, your boss will soon be handing over sackfuls of pay rise. Cheers, e-scooter!

We’ve all been there. After a hard day’s work, the temptation is not to cook something healthy from scratch, as we know we should, but to fall face first into freezer food or dial up the Deliveroo. However, with our new-found work-based zest – not to mention the time saved on the commute home – we can finally crack the spines of those recipe books bought by slightly worried relatives. And if we’re an ingredient short? Well, that loathsome five-minute walk to the shop is now a two-minute zip on your e-chariot. To the vegetable aisle!

No, really. In both urban areas and commuter zones, it’s axiomatic that the further you live from a transport node (a station, in another words) then the more your house price drops. Indeed, a bank analysis in 2019 suggested that being within five minutes’ walk of a subway stop makes houses 9.4% more expensive than similar properties that happen to be a mile away. Now, on your whizzy wheels, a mile is nothing. Even at a fairly sedate 12mph, it’s, funnily enough, five minutes. On average, the bank analysis revealed an eye-watering $58,000 difference. That’s money in your pocket – or alternatively, perhaps an extra bedroom?

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Your SkipAve Breeze beats a cab, bus and subway hands down

In real-word conditions, riding the e-scooter from door A to door B is up to 6 times faster than walking. Not to to mention the fact that cabs, buses and subway trains are unlikely to be door-to-door for most travellers, the e-scooter often outperforms them all. Plus no one likes to be jammed in traffic anyways.

Fun fact: did you know riding an e-scooter emits almost 5 times less CO2 than walking?

Specifications

Range 22 miles (35 km) Front tire 8.5" pneumatic (easy to repair) Tail light 50 lumens LED Width of deck board 5.71 in (14.5 cm)
Motor 350 Watt Rear tire 8.5" solid tire (puncture free) Charge time 3-4 hours (80% charge in 3 hours) Length 44 in (114 cm)
Max power output 550 Watt Suspension Dual (front H-shape shock absorber + rear bridge) Phone apps iOS (Apple) or Andriod Height 47 in (120 cm)
Battery Capacity 36 V 10 Ah/ 360 Wh (lithium-ion) Motion type Rear wheel drive Digital lock Lock or unlock through mobile app with Bluetooth Accelerating 0 to 15 mph 5.5 seconds
Top speed 19 mph (30.5 km/h) Rear brake eABS (anti-lock brake) + drum brake + step pedal brake Frame Aluminium alloy with durable coating Braking 15 to 0 mph 9.7 ft (2.97 m)
Max rider weight 265 lb (120 kg) Enclosure rating IP65 (fine in the rain) Colour Black + SkipAve orange deco
Total weight 34 lb (15 kg) Front light 80 lumens LED Handlebars Aluminium with grey rubber grips

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