Buying an electric scooter is cheaper than ever before and this 500W one with 13.7 miles of range is definitely a bargain today.
5TH WHEEL M1 Electric Scooter Sees Amazing Price Drop of 35%, Now Just $207.39 for Limited Time
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Buy 5TH WHEEL M1 Electric Scooter - 13.7 Miles Range & 15.5 MPH, 500W Peak Motor, 8" Inner-Support Tires - $319, now just $207.39
Taking the car out for a small task can prove quite expensive if you do it quite often. Add an electric scooter to the mix and you will not only save precious gas money but might actually end up with a new fun thing to do as well.
This 5TH WHEEL M1 electric scooter has all the basic things covered. This includes a generous range of 13.7 miles on a full charge with a top speed of 15.5 miles an hour. The 500W motor is responsible for moving you around while the 8-inch wheels ensure your ride is smooth and comfortable.
The built-in LED display will show you everything you need to know. This includes the battery life, what speed more you’re in, the current speed and the odometer.
You even get a smartphone app to control the scooter. Once downloaded, installed and paired with the scooter, you get to see everything in one neat dashboard. You can see the state of charge, change speed mode, have a look at your trips and so much more.
Last but not the least, this electric scooter is foldable, allowing you to stow it away when you’re not using it, so you can rest assured it won’t take up too much space at home.
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