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Are Electric Scooters really SAFE?!

We answer a very common question, generally answered and beat up by the press... Scooters aren't safe! In fact, most things in life aren't.. take Skateboarding, or even Team Sports as an example.. both of these come with some sort of risk, team sport is a big one for hospitalizations as it does not matter how well you look after yourself when there are so many variables that can take place during a game; stud caught in the turf, challenge off the ball or just not warming up enough can all cause some level of pain or discomfort to the individual. Electric Scooters are no different. It's imperative we give e-scooters the respect they deserve and that we take every precaution when riding. A few tips to consider when riding an electric scooter: 1) Do you currently have all the personal protective equipment needed to ride this electric scooter safely? These include, but are not limited to: A Certified Helmet, Knee and Elbow pads, Wrist Guards, Kevlar Jeans and Body Armour. 2) Learn the basics of your scooter. These include the speed modes - always start in ECO/ Speed 1 Work your way up as you learn the controls and the way the electric scooters throttle responds. Remember injury can occur at any speed, just like learning to ride a bicycle or motorcycle its important to start slow and gradually build up to higher speeds, steeper hills etc. 3) Take precautions and ride to your skill level and to the capabilities of the scooter. Do not ride commuter based scooters off-road. Do not ride in the rain or in slippery environments such as snow/ dew etc. Do not take on gutters, stairs or jumps especially if you are an inexperienced rider. YOU can take inspiration from the highlights at the end of this video demonstrating safe riding practices. Conclusion: Electric Scooters are safe. To guarantee maximum enjoyment follow these simple instructions: Do your pre-checks, wear your helmet and safety gear, ride to the conditions, ride to your capabilities and experience and do not ride under the influence of drugs or alcohol,