Product Description
You'll be the star of the block cruising around on this Currie® I Zip 150 electric scooter. The durable steel compact scooter is made with a brushed alloy inlayed deck plate on ABS resin, and has a fold-and-carry design for easy transport and storage. It rides at speeds up to 8 MPH and has a weight capacity of 120 lbs.
Amazon.com Product Description
Go the distance with ease and speed when you hop aboard the I-Zip 150 Electric Scooter, which features a fold-and-carry design for easy transport and storage. When you need to go a farther distance than a comfortable walk, the I-Zip 150 will get you there and back quickly. It has a 5.5-mile range on a single charge (depending on rider weight) and has a top speed of 8 MPH. It also has a safety power system where you push the scooter to 2 MPH, twist the throttle, and then let the motor take over. This scooter is best suited for youngsters 8 and older with a maximum rider weight of 120 pounds. Specifications: - Top speed: 8 MPH
- Range: 5.5 MPH
- Power: 135 watts of performance power with direct belt drive
- Battery: Rechargeable, EV-rated SLA type; two 12V/4.5AH batteries inside one pack
- User controls: Power on/off; safety power system
- Maximum rider weight: 120 pounds
About Currie Technologies
Dr. Malcolm Currie, the former chairman of Hughes Aircraft and Delco Electronics, founded Currie Technologies Inc. in 1997 based on his conviction that someday, in the near future, hybrid and electric vehicles would become increasingly important for fundamental economic and environmental reasons. Ten years of sustained experience makes Currie Technologies an acknowledged leader in the business. Its battery technologies include everything from sealed lead acid to nickel metal hydride to the newest and lightest weight lithium-ion battery systems. Currie Technologies utilizes its own factory and design team, who work in conjunction with an international research team to constantly create new designs and respond to market needs.
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2008 IZIP 150 Electric Scooter
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