Electric scooter Beállítások

[utmostacidic]

Hi
I am considering buying electric scooter for misses do they need registration and insurance.

[POWELLDFB]

Sorry, I can't give a reasoned answer to your enquiry as I don't have an electric bike..

However, I would be interested to know the reasons for for your choice.
I'm making an assumption ( which may be totally wrong) that you're looking to save money and do something good for the environment. Kudos to you.

I run a Honda Wave which gives me a fuel efficiency of 40kl/l using gasohol 95. It costs 100 Baht a year, plus compulsary insurance of around 650 Baht. I can fuel it anywhere and it doesn't cost much to service and maintain. In addition, if the battery degrades, the cost of a replacement is minimal.
It's only an example. Why choose a different mode of propulsion.
Jerry.

[degreesystem]

I bought a 28" bike from them that is made here in Thailand but sold only in Europe, it is a wonderfully engineered bike and I would highly recomend their products. the model I bought ( 700C e-bike FALTER size 52 CM ) is not in the attached brocure, you would have to acquire about it but it might be too large for your wife. By the way I am a retired engineer. My bike does not require a drivers license,registration,insurance or plates.

[RUSSELLCVF]

When I looked there showroom and workshop was not far from the South Bus Station [bKK] and no problem in a test ride.

Edit: efficiency 6 baht for 50 - 60 km......... friend has a big bike but cost 69,900 baht 18 months ago, very fast much faster then a petrol and bigger than a PCX.

[JENKINSASCV]

Insurance I was told yes..
I was looking at the big electric bike
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but these look a good idea
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When I looked there showroom and workshop was not far from the South Bus Station [bKK] and no problem in a test ride.
Edit: efficiency 6 baht for 50 - 60 km......... friend has a big bike but cost 69,900 baht 18 months ago, very fast much faster then a petrol and bigger than a PCX.

[degreesystem]

Insurance I was told yes..
I was looking at the big electric bike
attachicon.gif223061_265223990159811_7073625_n.jpg

but these look a good idea
attachicon.gif545221_423076514374557_1034631218_n.jpg

When I looked there showroom and workshop was not far from the South Bus Station [bKK] and no problem in a test ride.
Edit: efficiency 6 baht for 50 - 60 km......... friend has a big bike but cost 69,900 baht 18 months ago, very fast much faster then a petrol and bigger than a PCX.

The first picture looks a bit more like a scooter than the earlier battery operated bicyle. Neither look like a bike, but maybe I'm splitting hairs.
You quote an efficiency of 5 baht for 50 - 60 kms. What conditions of load have been used to arrive at this value and what measurement criterion was used. Also what's the range for a full charge and how long does it take to fully recharge?
Granted, that these things are handy for going to 7/11 instead of walking, but are they really useful as bikes?

You've quoted a price for one machine at 69,000 Baht. That's similar in price to a PCX.
A PCX has a far greater range.and a 2 minute fuel stop will fully replenish it's capability. A PCX will also maintain a higher residual value and be an attractive purchase to a far wider customer base, should you wish to or need to sell it.
If there's ever a bike with performance similar to a Tesla, then I mighjt be interested.
Each to their own however.
Jerry

[ftrsquish]

Electric scooter of small cc does not require registration. I have one that is the E-Zip 450 (see the link provided), It's good for around the place riding. It cost only bht 13,000 and comes with an electric battery charger. Maximum speed is 30 kmh and max load is 120 kg. It can travel up to 35 km at one go. I was told by the shop owner no registration and no need for a helmet. If you want to know more details please visit here https://www.it-directory.ie/collections/ele...cooters-ireland