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The TANK 20 scooter is a super power, long range and easy operate scooter system. With the 60V/72V 20 build-in lithium battery, the max drive range could be around 60 km. Working with the energy recovery controller system, the electric energy could be recycle when drivers use brakes. So the ideal drive range could be 80km. This TANK 20 scooter would be an ideal solution for people who want to find a time-saving and economic way for daily works. You only need to charge 1-2 times every week for daily work transport, and easy to park your scooters.

Here are some customer’s questions and our answers, hope this could help you.

Q: Why do i need a electric scooter?

A: The electric scooters are cheap, convenient and funny means of transport. You can go anywhere; on roads and streets and enjoy making local errands fun, quick and easy. You can ride the electric scooters even in the corridor of your home or shopping malls. Electric scooters are the cheerful way of transportation. Riding an electric scooter would make you feel like skiing on land. Electric scooters are the best friend of those having physical problem, especially those finding hard to walk as the electric scooters are designed to move with comfort and ease making the rider enjoy the sense of independence and freedom that comes from mobility.
Electric scooters are cheap and affordable as they do not consume gasoline or any petroleum-based fuels, so are environment friendly. These scooters are so compact designed that it could be stored in a small place anywhere in your house or wherever you go. You can even access public transport buses or trains with the electric scooters. Some electric scooters can even be folded and dragged. The basic structure of electric scooter combines a seat with a backrest and foot support to provide a comfortable and stable seating. The sitting arrangement with fold up armrests adds to the comfort of the rider reducing the amount of physical strain on the upper body. Generally, a stable seating posture is essential in order to manage the vehicle's controls, so the seat unit should have an anatomically contoured seat base and backrest and be wide enough. At the same time, the seat should not be too narrow to become uncomfortable and increase the risk of pressure sores. Also there are electric scooters structured to stand-riding without seat. These types of scooters are especially made for young children who can easily stand on the foot rest and ride for long. Electric scooters are very cheap compared to motor bikes and scooters. You can find some models for even less than $200.
PIKABO scooter provide a wide range of electric scooter, so you can select the one of an appropriate make and model, considering your physical condition, comfort and personal preferences. On our site, you can find a wide range of electric scooters from small to big size with options of performance and speed with a seat and backrest which can be adjusted to meet individual comfort levels. Welcome to contact with us to be our distributors.

Q: Are the electric mopeds legal for road?

A: Well, actually there is different answers for different country or city. I think you will get this information via your local government website. Here lets talk about the situation in US.

For most areas in us , electric scooters have the same laws as electric bicycles. Ebikes have been around a lot longer than the new generation of standup electric scooters. There is a lot of data on how they affect public well-being.

Are there more crashes than traditional bikes or scooters? Are e-scooter riders more reckless? How do pedestrians, drivers, and other cyclists react? Studies that answer these questions help the government tweak existing laws rather than starting from scratch.The general conclusion is that electric scooters are like bicycles — no extra regulations are needed. In most places you can ride your electric scooter on pathways, trails, and streets that have bike lanes. You won’t need a license, registration or insurance, but sidewalks are off-limits.

Electric Scooter Laws in California.

In the past year, dockless electric scooters have been all the rage in California. These rentable e-scooters from Bird, LimeBike and Spin have taken to the streets. The urban commuters and city dwellers of Los Angeles, Santa Monica and San Francisco see them as attractive solutions.

Fun. Convenient. Eco-friendly. It’s no wonder electric scooters have become a trendy way to fill gaps in last-mile transit. The surge in popularity has caused California legislators to take a closer look at electric scooter laws. Recently, the California state assembly introduced a February 2018 bill to clarify the existing law. It gives cities a baseline to use as they pass their own local ordinances.

Electric Scooter Laws in Texas.

Texas state law is a bit more lenient with electric scooters. A motor-assisted scooter is perfectly fine if it has a motor under 900w and can also be ridden manually, like a kick scooter.

Like California, Texas Texas allows riding electric scooters “on a path set aside for the exclusive operation of bicycles.” But they also allow e-scooters on sidewalks and on streets with a speed limit under 35 mph. And electric scooters use the same traffic laws that apply to bicycles such as obeying speed limits and using your arms to signal turns.

So Are Electric Scooters Legal? Check Local Laws.

Electric scooters are a fun, convenient way to get around — there’s no questioning it. But are they legal?

Generally, you’re allowed to ride your stand-up e-scooter wherever you can ride a bike. Ride with care and use common sense. Don’t ride on the sidewalk. Use bike lanes to stay out of the way of faster traffic. And be sure to look out for pedestrians and obey traffic laws.

Those are very common-sense general rules with riding electronic scooters. But there may be a few extra rules depending on where you live and where you’ll be riding.

Driving an electric scooter might be legal in your state but your city may restrict them. Or they might be legal in your city but prohibited on university campuses. Cities may also have different requirements about helmets and other protective equipment.

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