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by SPORTNOW

Lightweight E Scooter LED Display Green is available for £100.99 at Robert Dyas.
Secure, controlled and still full of excitement, the SPORTNOW kids e-scooter activates with an assisted start feature, reaching speeds up to 10 km/h. The 6.5" airless rubber tyres keep rides smooth and stable, while the electric handbrake delivers quick, controlled stops. Fun RGB lighting adds a vibrant glow and the LED display shows speed and battery level. Features: Kick-to-start motor: This kids e-scooter requires a push to 5 km/h before the motor activates for a steady, controlled launch. Powered by a 110W brushless motor, it delivers a smooth, stable ride with manually adjustable speeds up to 10 km/h Comfortable, confident rides: This kids scooter features 6.5" airless rubber tyres that absorb vibrations for a smoother journey, while the responsive handbrake brings it to a quick and controlled stop RGB lighting: Side RGB lights in red, blue and yellow on this e scooter pair with a bright white front light to boost visibility. The colourful glow stands out, letting kids ride with style and confidence Clear LED display: A handlebar-mounted screen on this electric scooter for kids shows speed and battery level, helping riders manage their journey and know when it's time to recharge Lightweight and portable: Weighing just 6.8 kg, this e-scooter is easy to carry and store. Product information: Overall Dimensions: 80W x 34D x 89H cm. Weight Capacity: 50 kg. No assembly required Specifications: Dimensions: H:89 x W:34 x D:80 cm Weight: 8.0 kg Colour: Green Guarantee: 12 Months Material: Metal, Pp Model Number: AA1-133V70GN
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