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It's called a electric scooter, they're about $1500-2500.
by yourusername 3y ago
It's called a electric scooter, they're about $1500-2500.
- Daviey 3y agoWhich is neither an eBike, nor legal in the UK and many parts of the EU. Other than that, perfect solution.
- yourusername 3y agoA scooter as in a moped? Should be legal in the entire EU and you can ride it on a A or AM license. For a ebike that category is called a speed pedelec, legal in most EU countries (license requirements differ from no license to license AM).
- Daviey 3y agoAh, I would think of an electronic scooter to be a standing style one, similar to the ones you can hire in most major cities. A moped scooter, is really not comparable to the solution of an ebike/escooter. A pedelec is limited to 250W in most of the EU and UK, which goes back to my first point.
- yourusername 3y agoOk misunderstanding, i'm mainly familiar with Dutch/Belgian law. In NL pedelecs can be 4kW and 1kW in Belgium.
- Daviey 3y agoInteresting, I didn't know that. Does it need be, and is it even possible for it, to be registered? I understood 2002/24/EC limited it to 250W for it to be legal unregistered pedelec, but member states didn't seem to provide a way of it being registered, as they didn't have the correct vehicle classifications for them, which means there was no legal way to use an ebike above 250W. I'd love to be wrong!
- zihotki 3y agoThe pedelec's in NL must be registered, they have a license plate and require a license and a helmet.