Pure's E-Scooters Are Ideal Partners For Beginners
October 06, 2022 By Alberto Mesti
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The British E-scooter company Pure, is set to launch three new scooters, Pure Advance, Advance Plus, and Advance Flex in an attempt to make it easier for beginners. The company was founded by Adam Norris, father of F1 achiever Lando.
In most of the E-bikes, you will have to stand like a skateboarder with the feet not aligned which gets difficult with balancing. But in the Pure scooter, the chassis is low with a foldable footplate on both sides which lets the bikers stand with their feet beside each other.
A lower center of gravity and lower ride height are other great things this bike offers. The company states that they have developed a new stabilization technology making the steering more safe and involuntary. They say their bikes are better than the ones currently available in the market.
The three new E-scooters have 500W motors with the highest output of 710W which increases the speed and better hiking. Advance and Flex models offer a range of 40 km or 25 miles and the Advance Plus offers a 50 km range or 21 miles.
The Flex model can be folded in five steps like a bike for daily traveler use. It can be fitted in a car boot, train rack, or any place that has inadequate space to store in full size. All three model’s tires are 10-inch air-filled making the ride an enjoyable one accompanied by a powerful headlight. The turn and brake lights are standard which get on when the disc brakes are pulled.
The UK has been promoting e-scooter of late and the brand Pure has been following Bo in redesigning and upon testing, the quality of the ride is much better than the ones in the market. However, the country has still not permitted scooter use on the roads.
The price and availability of the Pure scooter are still not revealed but for sure will be aggressive. Pure scooters are a lot like Xiaomi’s models which is crucial in the dense market.
By Alberto Mesti
Introvert. Eccentric at times. A fashion enthusiast, designer and writer. Lives for the drama, hates being at the centre of it. Can be best described as \'wannabe modern day Lady Whistledown\'.