We’ll be launching this little beast very soon, and we’re collecting the names and pre-orders from interested parties.
It has a 2000W motor, it will do 28mph and it has a range of up to 34 miles**
Created using motorcycle-quality components, this scooter can be DVLA registered. It delivers the best ride and is the best quality scooter in its class. We know it’s a bold statement, why not check it out for yourself ?
Amongst many other uses, this scooter is an excellent solution for Motorhome owners who want something small, reliable and fun to explore surrounding areas.
Want to find out more ?
We’re taking pre-orders now – please show your interest by completing the form below and we’ll come back to you.
Model Name: The Nippy One
Motor: 2000W Hub Motor
Drive: Rear Wheel
Throttle: Twist Throttle
Max speed: 28mph (45km/h)
One-Charge Range: Up to 34 Miles (up to 55km)**
Speedometer: Sport-style LCD display showing MPH
Battery: 60V 20Ah Lithium Ion
Charger: 67.2V 2A (UK Plug)
Front Suspension: Motorcycle Hydraulic Damping Shocks
Rear Suspension: Alloy Case Spring Shocks
Brake System: Front and Rear Hydraulic Disc Brakes
Tyre Size: 130/50-8 On-Road Tyre
Foot Plate: Aluminum
Headlight: Single LED Light
Indicators: LED
Mirrors: Yes
Folding Handlebars: Yes
Removable Seat and Stem: Yes
Security: Secure Anchor Point
Net Weight: 57kg
Max Loading:120 Kg
Dimensions(LxWxH):1430 x 650 x 1410mm
Standard Colour: Black
Warranty: 12 Months
These scooters are built to a UK road-legal standard and can be DVLA registered if desired. We will administer the full registration process for you.
This scooter is technically classed as a moped. If it is DVLA registered, the rider will need ‘AM’ on their driving licence. The rider will also need to comply with the driving rules and regulations relating to this type of vehicle. It is currently illegal to use unregistered e-scooters on the public highway. For further information on this subject, please use the contact form below, and we’ll come back to you:
Please drop us a message and let us know if you’d like any further information: