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>>3622695

>yeah.. sure is. anyway, where did you get an electric scooter? i think that might be a very cost efficient alternative to a car, or a motor cycle.

From a company called greenmax. They have a bunch of different distributors in various countries. The model I bought costs something like $2,000 these days, has lithium batteries, and covers about 60 miles at 30mph or 30 miles at 50mph. You can buy an aftermarket controller to bring that top speed up to 70mph, it's just normally limited to conserve battery life.

It's also a very common model, so much to my surprise I was able to find local distributors to do repairs on it when I wiped out on this loose gravel road up in the mountains. I didn't expect to be able to find anyone who services EVs since they are fairly uncommon, but hey, I guess it's the 21st century after all.