Segway Ninebot C2 Lite (16 km/h)

• From 6 years old
• Speed up to 16 km/h
• Theoretical range up to 14 km
• 7" rubber tyres
• 115-145 cm recommended height
• 3 riding modes
• Ambient lights under footboard
• Mechanical hand brake
• Length: 85,6cm

The Ninebot eKickScooter C2 Lite powered by Segway is part of the eKickScooter C2 series designed exclusively for kids. Despite being designed as a toy for kids, no compromises have been made in terms of the quality of this eKickScooter. Extra attention has been given to the safety features such as 7-inch rubber tyres to offer superior grip. It can speed up to a maximum of 16 km/h (10mph) with a maximum range of 9 km (5.6 miles). In standard mode, with a maximum speed 12km/h (10mph), the battery life goes up to 70 mins which can give out a theoretical range of up to 14km (7.4 miles). The Ninebot KickScooter C2 Lite is extremely lightweight (7.8 kg) and can be easily assembled/disassembled for hassle-free and easy storage. Ambient lights are located at the bottom of the footboard and come in 256 different colours depending on the riding mode. The battery has been placed in the footboard which keeps the centre of gravity at low and makes the eKickScooter very easy to handle, next to that anti slip material has been used for the footboard and tyres to give a steadfast riding experience. The power button is integrated into the throttle and is also used to switch between riding modes: more intuitive for children. The three different riding modes are meant to assist in learning as well as to increase safety by limiting maximum speed to 12km/h (7.5 mph) in the standard mode, eliminating the need to push the throttle (simple kick and go) in the power-assisting mode and the sport mode inates the need to kick to start. Moreover, the KickScooter C2 Lite is always equipped with a hand-operated rear drum brake to ensure a safe braking distance. The KickScooter C2 Lite can be fully charged in just about 5.5 hours and the Smart Battery Management System (BMS) makes sure that no power goes to waste whilst closely monitoring the battery performance to prevent criticalities like overcharge and discharge, overheating, short-circuit and such.

Specs:

• Recommended age is 6+ years old; height between 115-145cm.
• Maximum speed up to16 km/h (10mph).
• Theoretical range up to 14 km (8.7 miles).
• Range at max. speed up to 9km (5.6 miles)
• 3 riding modes: Standard, Sport, and Power- assisting
• Total charging time of up to 5.5 hours.
• Battery capacity: 56 Wh (21.6 V).
• BMS (Smart Battery Management System).
• Low centre of gravity and good grip TPR (Thermo Plastic Rubber) for stability.
• 7-inch solid rubber tyres.
• Anti-slip foot board and tyres for more safety.
• Hand-operated rear drum brake for more stability.
• RGB Ambient Light located at the bottom.
• Lightweight: 7.8 kg (17.2lbs).
• 3M Reflector sticker for better visibility.
• Easy to assemble/disassemble for hassle-free and easy storage

*Please check and follow the latest local laws and traffic regulations, if and where products can be used.
** Actual range depends on riding style, weight and terrain.

Nordic regulations:

• Denmark: E-scooters are allowed on bike lanes but not on sidewalks. The maximum speed is 20 km/h, and helmets are mandatory. Scooters must have functional lights and reflectors. The minimum age for riders is 15, although younger children may ride under adult supervision. Insurance is not mandatory for privately owned e-scooters. Learn more at the Danish Transport Authority: www.trafikstyrelsen.dk

• Finland: In Finland, e-scooters can be used on bike lanes at speeds up to 25 km/h, but the speed limit is 6 km/h on sidewalks. Reflectors and lights are required for riding in the dark. Insurance is mandatory for e-scooters with weight over 25 kg or speed over 25 km/h. Read more on the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency website: www.trafikledsverket.fi

• Norway: Norwegian rules set a maximum speed of 20 km/h. The escooters maximal length must be 120cm or less. Riders must be at least 12 years old, helmets are mandatory for riders under 15, and it is illegal to ride an e-scooter while under the influence of alcohol. Incurance is mandatory. More details are available from the Norwegian Public Roads Administration: www.vegvesen.no

• Sweden: E-scooters are classified as bicycles if they do not exceed 20 km/h and have a motor output of no more than 250 watts. They are allowed on bike lanes and roads but prohibited on sidewalks. Helmets are mandatory for riders under 15 and recommended for all users. Incurance is mandatory. For more information, visit the Swedish Transport Agency: www.transportstyrelsen.se