Re: Re: foldable electric scooter CINDY

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In a message dated 2/13/2004 3:16:45 PM Pacific Standard Time,

c-clark05@... writes:

I really think that 25 mph is way to fast. I would think at full speed,

hitting uneven pavement could send you flying off and possibly

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Yes, I agree. What I meant is that I need the speed because the incline out

in this area can be more than 12=20 degrees. I would think that the speed

would help with the incline. Not sure. I doubt I would be scooting along at 25

mph but when I hit a hill I want to have the power so I don't go rolling back

down the hill!

LOL!

[Guest guest]

Hi Debbi,

I don't think you really need the speed to get up a steep hill. The

motor will be as strong even if it can't go that fast... You

should have seen me out with mine in the snow... Uphill... It does

really fine... Now most W/C's and scooters manuals are really

depressing reading when it comes to how steep places you can go

without tipping over. But I think they cover their ground, I guess

they won't take any chances of being sued if somebody hurt

themselves. I have gone up and down really scary steep places, but

have done fine. I do it slowly then and also regulate the seat to

shift the weight if needed...

Aase Marit

>In a message dated 2/13/2004 3:16:45 PM Pacific Standard Time,

>c-clark05@... writes:

>I really think that 25 mph is way to fast. I would think at full speed,

>hitting uneven pavement could send you flying off and possibly

>**************8

>Yes, I agree. What I meant is that I need the speed because the incline out

>in this area can be more than 12=20 degrees. I would think that the speed

>would help with the incline. Not sure. I doubt I would be scooting

>along at 25

>mph but when I hit a hill I want to have the power so I don't go rolling back

>down the hill!

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>LOL!

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