Looking to purchase a Xiaomi m365 scooter under $500
Any codes or bargains out there that anyone has been able to find?
Xiaomi M365 Scooter
stuarty9 on 13/09/2020 - 12:26
Last edited 13/09/2020 - 12:27
Last edited 13/09/2020 - 12:27
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"This post is based on PRACTICAL WISDOM"
We PROPOSE each DRIVER pay ONE Rego fee,
no matter How Many vehicles s/he owns. eg:If Bob owns 2 vehicles (one could be such a scooter)
of 2 corresponding values; he should pay the higher
of the 2 Rego fees, but - in Proposed scheme - can
carry & use that Rego payment to cover BOTH vehicles
(only ONE of which MAY be used at once, EXCEPT:If Bob authorizes another DRIVER to drive one of them,
while Bob's off driving the other, Bob is OK, provided,
that the other Driver has a Rego that covers the vehicle
that he borrows from Bob.
As a COVID' Emergency Support measure, I PROPOSE,
that State & Territory gov't immediately legislate so as to
ALLOW each licensed DRIVER to pay a SINGLE rego fee
to cover ALL of the vehicles owned.
The Rego fee would be based on the most COSTLY rego fee
s/he'd (earlier) have had to pay on ONE of their vehicles, ie,
rather than paying a fee for EVERY vehicle owned.The idea is that - last time I checked - a Driver can ONLY
drive ONE vehicle at a time. So, paying the most costly
Rego fee, from among all vehicles owned, means, that
that Driver has covered her/his share of the cost of using any
& all roads he may choose to use for his travel.
Why was this negged??
I'm just here to do some elec scooter research but I find the above a very valid point.
Given I have 4 cars and a bike to my name, paying rego on all of them is a joke given the largest component is the TAC premium (Victoria). I've even claimed on TAC before so I understand and definitely appreciate it's relevance, but the post above outlines what I've been complaining about for some time now.
I can only utilise one vehicle at a time, therefore the TAC premium should be attached to my license and not my vehicles. If another driver/rider is licensed, then they too would also be covered.
But noooooooooo…….. "they" wouldn't get enough money this way now would they?
Just be careful as there are a lot of counterfeit M365s.
XiaoMi needs to protect its IP, eg, by attaching a clear indicator on each genuine M365 it makes, to make it easier to verify its authenticity.
wack em all
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clap em all
There was one for the similar ES2 earlier today for $414, but seems like that's just expired.
I was just thinking that anyone who gets pulled up for riding one of these in Melbourne would probably have a pretty bad day. Imagine a $7-800 fine for "driving an unregistered vehicle", plus another $1652 for if you're not out for one of the four reasons! LOL 😂