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The details reflect the seriousness of DYULCD DISPLAY
Displays power, speed, and current gear, and can also detect error codes.THROTTLE
Using a thumbwheel throttle is safer than a rotary throttle. And it is equipped with Shimano seven-speed transmission, which is safer.SEARCHLIGHT
Bright headlights ensure safe riding in the darkFRONT AND REAR BRAKES
C1 uses high-quality brake equipment at the front and rear to protect the rider's safety during riding.REAR FRAME
The maximum load capacity of the C1 rear frame is 25KG, and you can match it with cargo bags as you like.MULTI-TERRAIN TERRAIN
C1 uses 26*2.5" all-terrain tires, which can adapt to most urban terrains, including cobblestone roads, muddy roads, rainy days, etc.Recommended Height
5.24 - 6.39FTLoad Capacity
Max 265LBSBicycle Weight
54.9LBS A. 72 inch - 183 cmB. 43.3 inch - 110.1 cmC.22.2 inch - 56.5 cmD. 6.1 inch - 69 cmE. 45.7 inch - 116 cmF. 28.7 inch - 73 cmG. 39 inch - 99 cm
🚚 Shipping - Free shipping on all orders to anywhere in Ireland and Europe. 7-15 business days delivery time.
💝 Return & Refund Guarantee - 30 Days Hassle Free Returns & 12 Months Warranty. Please refer to t&C .
📞 Customer Support - Please email us at support@pogocycles.com. Our support team will reply within 8 hours.
*Accesories shown in the pictures may be optional or available to buy seperately
*All bikes are water resistant. For extra protection, do cover your screens with plastic sheet to avoid water ingress when driving in rain
After brexit most items come with 2 pin plug as UK stock can't be shipped to Ireland anymore . We try to send adapter but sometimes it doesn't come. We will reimburse upto 5 euros for the same.
*Product specifications like battery are directly mentioned by manufacturers and they are under optimum test conditions, they may vary with external factors like weight ,speed, wind and road conditions
Law:- Its completely legal to buy, sell and own an e-scooter in Ireland. At the moment, privately-owned electric scooters are illegal to use on the public highway in Ireland & the UK. However they can be ridden on private land.Check local country laws before purchase