No, sorry. These are available to the North Americas only. (Canada, USA, Mexico)

Yeah – Where?

Way Cheaper and much BETTER LOOKING. I found these bikes while visiting the factory in Shanghai, China.
How about thsee nice looking bikes for only 700 plus shipping?

Ur goin 20?

I had to look up the meaning of “niggling”. The build quality of this scooter was much lower than a bike of similar price (albeit you don’t have a motor and all those electrical components). I am pretty sure that the frame or other important parts would have started failing within 12 months of use. I only kept it for 6 months before I sold it.

These bikes have pedals. The bikes you saw in China likely did not have the pedals because in China they can make them without the pedals and they are legal for use there. In the USA if you don’t have pedals then these become a moped and if it’s a moped you must have DOT certification, have a VIN number on the bike & it has to have a License plate, Registration and insurance. If you buy one of these with the pedals on them (no need to use the pedals to operate it) you don’t need anything to ride

LOL… yeah sorry. I have an e300 from my niece who got bored with it, but I plan to build my own from scratch someday by learning welding and using parts (wheels, handlebars, etc) from a little kids bike. I have an 85 Honda Rebel motorbike which gets 60mpg, you can get one on ebay for $1000, that may be better for you, and they still make them new even today for about $3500. But I want to design my own electric scooter. Also check out the Tata Nano, 60mpg gas car.

you know he’s right though.

Ibought one from the Scooter net store online and they are awsome

I don’t remember the speed we had the bike running at for the video. The bike will run 20 to 25 MPH.