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Retro Electric Scooter

crunchy62 · 2020-09-02 07:42:11

I'm very interested in this. I think the retro scooters are class. I actually want one for short spins in the countryside. However I've been advised that the 45Km/hr speed limit is too slow for today's roads an in fact quite dangerous. I'm on an AM licence and going to an A1 looks way too much work just for the odd…

02-09-2020 8:42am

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crunchy62

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I'm very interested in this. I think the retro scooters are class. I actually want one for short spins in the countryside. However I've been advised that the 45Km/hr speed limit is too slow for today's roads an in fact quite dangerous. I'm on an AM licence and going to an A1 looks way too much work just for the odd leisurely ride. I have read that the scooters can be de-restricted to go a bit faster but obviously this has legal implications. Has anyone any opinions or experience on any of this?

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