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Wow an electric FTR and its only 4 times the price. bargain. Just gotta figure how I can get it into my apartment for charging. few stairs in the way and too big for the lift

Where I lived in China almost all (99.8%) of the 'motos' are electric. Most look like a Click or Airblade (more practical than that thing). It was actually illegal to drive a gas-powered scooter into the city.

Dangerous - you can't hear them 'sneaking up' on you.

Cruisemonkey wrote: ↑Tue Feb 13, 2018 9:00 am Where I lived in China almost all (99.8%) of the 'motos' are electric. Most look like a Click or Airblade (more practical than that thing). It was actually illegal to drive a gas-powered scooter into the city.

Dangerous - you can't hear them 'sneaking up' on you.

been wondering why the chinese invasion hasnt extended to their vehicles

might want to explore https://www.electricbikesthailand.com/

There are electric motos in Cambodia, and have been for some time......................................

AndyKK wrote: ↑Tue Feb 13, 2018 6:44 pm There are electric motos in Cambodia, and have been for some time......................................

yeah. Especially some odd stuuf sold by an Australian Indian on the road to the airport at very high prices. Dangerous thing to keep in stock, this weeks super duper is $5000 and has a range of 2km and next week its $2000 and a range of 500 km. Not good to get caugt with old stock

Up in SR they are for rent and have charging points around the city and temples.
Here in KK new prices start from $350.