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ALPHA Carbon Gen III Ultra-light 300W 10Ah Electric Scooter Suspension, for Adults or Teens, Black/Red

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ALPHA Carbon Gen III Ultra-light 300W 10Ah Electric Scooter Suspension, for Adults or Teens, Black/RedIntroducing the ALPHA Carbon Gen III electric scooter a synergy of sleek design and advanced technology, and the highest quality components. Not only does the use of carbon fiber for the entire frame make a bold visual statement, it also ensures this incredibly light scooter has serious torsional strength for optimal performance. At the heart of the Carbon is its quality 10Ah battery array in the carbon fiber stalk you can enjoy a serious range of up

Introducing the ALPHA® Carbon™ Gen III electric scooter – a synergy of sleek design and advanced technology, and the highest quality components. Not only does the use of carbon fiber for the entire frame make a bold visual statement, it also ensures this incredibly light scooter has serious torsional strength for optimal performance.

At the heart of the Carbon is its quality 10Ah battery array in the carbon fiber stalk you can enjoy a serious range of up to 20km. Select from one of the 3 speed modes, and thanks to the high-power 300 watt brushless motor you will experience exhilarating acceleration.

The long deck contributes better handling, and the 6.5 inch + 5.5inch airless puncture proof tyres are up to 30% larger than imitation products, and combine with the ActivShok™ suspension system to soak up the bumps.

Speed, mode and charge level can all be monitored on the integrated backlit LED display. Furthermore, you can ride into the night thanks to the EverBrite™ LED headlight.
And when you’re done, the Carbon™ can be folded in seconds with one touch and rolled away with ease thanks to integrated rollers.

Accept no imitations - order your ALPHA® Carbon™ Gen III today!

Specification


  • Brand: Alpha
  • Model: Carbon Gen III
  • Colour: Black
  • Max Rider Weight: 85kg
  • Frame material: Carbon Fiber
  • Power: 3000W
  • Current: 10Ah
  • Battery Voltage: 24V
  • Input Voltage: 240V AC
  • Max Speed: 25km/h
  • Max Range: 20km
  • Display: Backlit LED
  • Approvals: UL, CE, RoHS
  • Colour: Black
  • Tyre Size: 6.5 inches x 5.5 inches
  • Note: This product is intended for use on safe, dry, smoothly paved or hard surfaces. We strongly recommend the use of safety equipment. Refer to local regulations regarding where electric scooters are permitted to be used.
  • Power Plug: Australian Standard

IN THE BOX

  • 1x Alpha Carbon Gen III Electric Scooter
  • 1x Charger
  • User Manual is accessible online

SIZE WEIGHT

  • Product Dimensions (W x L x H): 45 x 13 x 105cm
  • Folded Product Dimensions (W x L x H): 16 x 105 x 25cm
  • Product Weight: 9kg
  • Carton Dimensions (W x L x H): 20 x 110 x 29cm
  • Carton Weight: 11kg

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★★★★★ 3
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