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MOTOTEC Diablo 48v 1000w Lithium Fat Tire Electric Scooter - rear hub motor, large street tires

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MOTOTEC Diablo 48v 1000w Lithium Fat Tire Electric Scooter - rear hub motor, large street tiresMOTOTEC Diablo 48v 1000w Lithium Electric Scooter Use the discount code Mototec25 for an added savings of $25! Introducing the new MotoTec Diablo 48v 1000w Hub Motor Lithium Powered Electric Fat Tire Scooter. Ergonomic shapes, large padded seat, LED headlight & brake light, front suspension with large street tires give this scooter a lot of attitude. Comes standard with front & rear disc brakes, key start and battery meter. This top of the line model

MOTOTEC Diablo 48v 1000w Lithium Electric Scooter

Use the discount code Mototec25 for an added savings of $25!

Introducing the new MotoTec Diablo 48v 1000w Hub Motor Lithium Powered Electric Fat Tire Scooter. Ergonomic shapes, large padded seat, LED headlight & brake light, front suspension with large street tires give this scooter a lot of attitude. Comes standard with front & rear disc brakes, key start and battery meter. This top of the line model features a rear hub motor with generous torque and performance, ready to tackle any terrain.

Specs:

Motor: 48V 1000w (hub motor)
Battery: 48v/13ah Lithium Ion
Top Speed: 25mph (2 speed selectable 15mph/25mph)
Throttle: Twist
Battery Meter: Yes
Max Rider Weight: 265 lbs
Recommended Age: 13+ Years Old
Frame: High-tensile Steel
Foot Deck: ABS Resin
Front & Rear Fender: Yes
Range Per Charge: 10-20 miles (weight/speed/terrain dependent)
Economy Mode Button: Yes (conserves battery power for longer rides)
Charge Time: 6-8 hrs
Tire Size: 14x6.00-10
Seat Height: 30 inches
Wheelbase: 36.4 inches (925mm)
Min Ground Clearance: 4 inches
Shocks: Dual Front
Front & Rear LED Lights: Yes
Brakes: Front & Rear Disc
Box Size: 56x13x26 inches
Box Weight: 93 lbs
Scooter Size: 55x25x38 inches
Scooter Weight: 84 lbs
Warranty: 60 days parts replacement

 

 

Estimated shipping and delivery is 3-10 business days if the product is in stock.

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