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The GoMotorboard
8Apr2009 Filed under: Electric Scooters Author: SimonThe Go Motorboard isn’t a toy. It is a sensible
Go Motorboard
device with a top speed of 15mph which gives it the capacity to cover lots of ground in urban environments. What’s even more unbelievable is that it an be easily folded up, and is light enough and small enough to be carried onto the train, bus or subway, train. By using cutting-edge, nanotechnology batteries from A123 Systems to power this awesome little machine, it weighs only about 17 pounds!
The Go Motorboard can be totally charged in under 120 minutes and, unlike most other electric scooters out there, this GoMotorboard can be kick-scooted due to its patent-pending free-wheeling technology, so even if your battery does happen to die, you won’t be stranded. Under ordinary conditions, one full charge of the battery pack will take you 5 - 6 miles.
- Tags: battery, Foldable, GoMotorboard
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ray tang
April 10th, 2009 at 2:39 pm
the original gomotorboard 2006 is awesome and using military type battery, which is priced at $399 which i though it was a bit out of reach for many… april2009 particular this year, I foresee it is the end of gomotorboard.. the people who bought the company has no engineering background… all they done last 3 years is jack up the price and change the battery couple times… so weak
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Robert
September 6th, 2009 at 7:22 pm
can anyone send me a copy of the go motorboard 1500x? I was recently given a motorboard but i dont have the manual. thanks.
boboli
February 8th, 2010 at 2:01 pm
If you want the 16v battery pack, the 4V Monoblocs are manufactured by EnerSys. They are called the “Cyclon” and it takes four packs at 8ahr. I’ve found the Cyclon monoblocs as low as $20 per bloc and up to $30 per bloc plus shipping.