Ego Street Scoota Specification:
- 1400 watt motor
- Powered by four, five or six 12V 28AH batteries for the 48V factory model, 60V upgraded version, and 72V upgraded version respectively
- 48W factory model: Top speed of 30 mph on a smooth, level surface in ideal conditions, but typically 25-28 mph depending upon load and conditions
- 60W upgraded version: Top speed of 36 mph on a smooth, level surface in ideal conditions, but typically 30-34 mph depending upon load and conditions
- 72W upgraded version: Top speed of 42 mph on a smooth, level surface in ideal conditions, but typically 35-38 mph depending upon load and conditions
- Run distance of a maximum of 40 miles on one charge in ideal conditions, but typically not more than 24-30 miles
- Quick charge 3hrs, full charge 8 hours from standard 13amp socket
- Unladen weight: 104kg
- Colour options
- Complete with back box large enough for helmet
- Front disc brake / rear drum brake
- Steering lock and power cut off switch
Battery Charger information:
- Ensure the adapter is in a well ventilated area when recharging the scooter
- The adapter is not waterproof so the scooter needs to be recharged under cover
- Length of power cable: 6 metres
Environmental Benefits of Ownership:
- Zero emissions
- Free road tax / congestion charge
- Cost of 10p to recharge giving equivalent of over 1,000 mpg
- Electric scooters are 99% less polluting than the cleanest fossil fuel powered vehicles (Environmental Protection Agency)
- 5 scooters can be parked in the same space as 1 car
Dimensions:
- Approximately 189cm(L) x 73cm(W) x 100cm(H)
Rider Eligibility:
- If full driving licence held pre Feb 2001, then no further testing required
- Full driving licence held post Feb 2001, then CBT (compulsory bike training) required. Scooter can then be ridden without L plates
- Provisional moped licence, then CBT must be taken and scooter must be ridden with L plates until full test is taken (CBT lasts for 2 years)
- CBT can be completed in one day and costs around £70 – details of providers can be obtained from DVLA website
- Premiums typically range between £200 – £250 for fully comprehensive cover, £120 – £180 for third-party, fire and theft.
- Online quotes are available at:
- www.bikesure.co.uk
- www.rampdale.com
- www.electricscooterinsurance.co.uk
Additional Information:
- Scooter does not require an annual service, just maintenance checks which the owner can carry out – it will require an MOT after 3 years and annually thereafter. 72V upgrade will invalidate the warranty offered by most sellers.
- Speedometer usually reads 15-20% more than actual speed
Technical Support (Public Forum):
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