The Pure Advance Flex Product Walkthrough - The First in Australia!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2024
- Chris & Calum from Electric Kicks have something special to show you, Australia! We unbox the first Flex in Australia, and take you through everything that makes this a game-changing electric scooter.
Available to order now at Electric Kicks - get yours here: www.electrickicks.com.au/prod...
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I was hoping you’d try to put it in the trunk lower space or the frunk. Looks like it would fit in one of them.
Great review! Thanks so much. Just ordered one !
Awesome! Hope you have lots of fun on it!
A great review guys and how a review should be. I’m definitely subscribing. Thank you 😊
Thanks for the positive feedback, glad you found our review helpful!
what a creative intro!
Thank you! 🙌
I really love this scooter. But they already pull it out in Switzerland. I wish I could order this online. ☹️
Why did they pull it out of Switzerland?
Thanks for showing us this in the Model Y... Do you think it would fit in the deep well of the trunk or the frunk of the Model Y?
Hi there, it should fit, although you are more than welcome to visit our showroom and test for yourself :)
What’s it like to ride with out any suspension? Concerns me
Pure Electric prioritises safety, which is why the whole Pure range has a top speed of 25 kph. At those speeds, you won't really be hitting a lot of bumps with enough force to need suspension, and if you do, the steering stabilisation will keep you steady. Being lightweight e-scooters, we've found them to be smooth & comfortable without suspension.
When will they ship?
These are expected to arrive at our warehouse this week, and start shipping early next week.
can the speed be unlocked ?
Unfortunately, no. The Pure range is limited to a top speed of 25 kph.
The forward facing doesn’t look right, or comfortable. Guess it’s a sacrifice to make though to be able to fold it down?
It's a preference, really. We see so many riders around our home city of Melbourne riding with their feet side-by-side on regular e-scooters. That's just how they like to ride, and the Advance Flex caters to that. However, it isn't for everyone - some people prefer sideways facing and that's fine as well. Comes down to what you're used to, however we find the forward facing stance is more comfortable over longer distances by far.
What we will say is that it is a surprisingly comfortable stance, particularly if you're going to be riding for long periods at a time.
Pure Electric does make the Air³ which has most of the same performance and features of the Advance without the forward-facing riding position. They are both excellent e-scooters.
Why don't you try it before making judgment 🙄 How on earth is twisting sideways more comfortable than facing forwards???? it's got nothing to do with folding down. My one folds and it's not facing forward. It's called progress. Catch up!
As someone who rides to work with a heavy work bag, standing with a twisted back with a heavy bag and bumps and stuff is a terrible idea for my back, which I have to look after since my work involves heavy labour. For me standing straight sounds ideal.
Can u bring in the airplane
In general, because electric scooters contain lithium-ion batteries, which are considered a safety risk, you cannot bring one inside an aircraft.