Ahatech Electric Scooter with 8.5" Inch Tyres 400W, 30km Range, 25kmh $339.15 Delivered @ Ahatech via Amazon AU

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lookingforadeal7 on 16/12/2023 - 18:06 amazon.com.au (1020 clicks)

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Usually this is as cheap as electric scooters get and it seems like a good price for a 400w motor. Not sure on quality of these so would advise at looking at reviews to see if its good for your needs. Expired in 2 hours and 40 minutes.

Technical Specifications
Model Gyroor HR8
Rated Power 400W
Speed Modes 3
Max Speed 25 km/h
Max Range 25km – 30km
Charging time 3-5 hours
Tyre type Pneumatic tires
Tyre size 8.5 inch
Brake E-ABS Brake + Drum Brake
Display LED backlit
Lights LED
Weight 16kg
Weight Capacity 100kg
Lithium battery 36V 10Ah
Colour Black
Material Iron + Aluminum

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  Sye on 16/12/2023 - 18:22

  +8

  Weight Capacity 100kg

  Had to buy 3 because of this.

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    2pro4sho on 16/12/2023 - 19:53

    +8

    Maybe you should just walk…

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  awaiko on 16/12/2023 - 18:23

  +1

  Reviews are not kind at all on this model. Sounds like the build quality is shit, there’s no customer service, and that 25km range is quite optimistic.

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    lookingforadeal7 on 16/12/2023 - 18:34

    Yeah seems like what you get at this price range although the one I had did do the 35km range with no issues and was a 350w motor but any slight uphill climb it would struggle to get over 18kmh

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    gimmebubbletea on 16/12/2023 - 21:01

    if you look a bit more closely at the reviews, you'll notice that a lot of them show images of another model of scooter (assumedly earlier models, as the images show at least two different models). With the most recent review being Jan 2023 (i.e. 11 months ago), it's highly likely that the reviews are for a earlier versions of the scooter so may not be representative of the quality of the currently listed model.
    Regardless, make of it what you will.

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    WhyAmICommenting on 16/12/2023 - 21:23

    Aha (you bought it) tech

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  lookingforadeal7 on 16/12/2023 - 18:33

  +1

  Seems like deal expired earlier I doubt they were all claimed

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  revivor on 16/12/2023 - 18:37

  +11

  Unknown brand e scooters have high risks of fires. I wouldn't touch them. But that's me.

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    AstroPhysic on 16/12/2023 - 19:34

    +1

    Get out of the scooter kitchen…

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      WhyAmICommenting on 16/12/2023 - 21:23

      🛴 🔥 🍲

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  dynaflow on 16/12/2023 - 21:07

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  "Max Speed 25 km/h"…..and still illegal in NSW.Why are retailers still allowed to market these electric Scooters?

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    lookingforadeal7 on 16/12/2023 - 21:14

    Sounds like a NSW problem not a retailer problem. Free to ride them in QLD at 25kmh. Police were pretty harsh here at first but you can fly past them and they usually won't do anything now. Also retailers are still allowed to market and sell uncapped speed scooters, you can still ride them on private property at whatever speeds you want.

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      Clear on 16/12/2023 - 21:31

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      He's just the local troll and says stupid stuff like this everytime. Best not to engage.

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    lookingforadeal7 on 16/12/2023 - 21:19

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    My car can reach a max speed of 280kmh but that's illegal, why are they still allowed to market cars?

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      Gavman on 17/12/2023 - 10:43

      Because a car is registered, and that registration is paid for by the owner, plus 75% of the cost is TAC insurance incase you roll over someone at speed should you choose to drive like a (profanity).. none of this applies to a scooter… having said that .. Bikes have been around for ever and go much faster than scooters. If we are serious about getting cars of the road and allowing ppl to commute easier then the media need to stop nit picking scooters everytime they get told of ppl riding around on footpaths etc.

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        lookingforadeal7 on 17/12/2023 - 11:28

        The laws surrounding Electric scooters in most states are pretty strict I don't think they really want people out of cars and if they do they want them to overpay for public transport not find their own alternatives. It's a threat to government revenue which is why the fines are so high for them. At least in QLD you're allowed to ride them on footpaths at 12kmph, you should be allowed to to get off the road and not obstruct traffic on certain roads other state laws have it backwards.