Can a scooter be ridden if the battery dies? null

Yes. You have to kick off like a regular scooter to make it work anyway.

Don’t buy one of these scooters. Got one scooter and the handle broke within a week. Replacement scooter failed right out of the box with overheating and the “throttle” would stick wide open. Returned second scooter and got my money back. It’s a good design but poorly executed. The dude at BB said he had been getting alot of them returned. You can ride it like a regular scooter, but if you’re spending $300 you shouldn’t have to.

“Can a scooter be ridden if the battery dies?”

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Asked by KennyG 5 years ago

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Yes. You have to kick off like a regular scooter to make it work anyway.
Answered by Flewdog 5 years ago
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Don’t buy one of these scooters. Got one scooter and the handle broke within a week. Replacement scooter failed right out of the box with overheating and the “throttle” would stick wide open. Returned second scooter and got my money back. It’s a good design but poorly executed. The dude at BB said he had been getting alot of them returned. You can ride it like a regular scooter, but if you’re spending $300 you shouldn’t have to.
Answered by Captain66 5 years ago
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