mini moto £119 @ bargain crazy

ben500 · 2 August 2006 at 11:51PM

Heres the link

http://www.bargaincrazy.com/bcrazy/product.asp?brand=bcrazy&cat%5Fid=0&sku=1038331&link%5Fid=&extra=&pp=Y&mscs_sid=TDQMLQKS617S8HXEK86S4EJ1375CAAB3

Here's the blurb

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[FONT=Arial,sans-serif]Mini Moto[/FONT]

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[FONT=Arial,sans-serif]£119.99[/FONT]

[FONT=Arial,sans-serif]Mini Moto. Pre-assembled - just charge and go. Helmet included. 18V rechargeable battery included. Age 8 years+. Previous Selling Price(s) :
£149.99
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PabloNeruda · 2 August 2006 at 11:56PM

Any parent who buys one of these for their kids needs shooting.

itsfrommark · 3 August 2006 at 12:06AM

I agree. The police are seizing thousands and crushing them if they are used in public places, parks, roads etc,,,,BBC news 2-08-06.
Mark

CDR1122 · 3 August 2006 at 12:23AM

I had the same views when i saw this thread, but this one appears to be battery operated so hardly the 60mph as in the BBC News' website Report

rdwarr · 3 August 2006 at 1:07AM

Calm down. It's August and news stories are short on the ground. The BBC have just caught a bit of "Daily Mail Fever" on this one.
The OP posted a genuine bargain which, used properly, would be great for budding Carl Foggerteys.
Nearly all great motorcycle racers started very young; fortunately their parents weren't shot.

owey · 3 August 2006 at 5:37AM

I got one of these for Christmas for my son from Kays, with the 30% discount I got it for just under £70. It is battery powered but people do mistake it for a petrol one. You get about 10mph tops, I only let my son on it in the park just in case he hits a car, they are very small though. He is only 5 and he looks big on it, It says 8+ on the box but I would say it would be best for 5/7 years old.

spalding · 3 August 2006 at 9:33AM

This one would still require tax insurence lights number plates etc in a public place so only if you have a big garden!

bobsa1 · 3 August 2006 at 9:46AM

Good bargain but don't buy it. With the current ASB obsession any kid riding this is going to be in for loads of stick.

I know the real ones are the problem b ut Joe Public isn't going to know the difference.

TimC · 3 August 2006 at 9:47AM

spalding wrote:

This one would still require tax insurence lights number plates etc in a public place so only if you have a big garden!

Are you sure - if so that must apply to electric go-karts too? Do you have a link to the legislation?

(I was going to suggest electric buggies for disabled people as well, but they would have an exemption anyway).

Edit: A quick search, shows you are indeed correct! http://www.atob.org.uk/electric_legal_.htm

donstermonster · 3 August 2006 at 9:51AM

spalding wrote:

This one would still require tax insurence lights number plates etc in a public place so only if you have a big garden!

You do not need anything to use this , its a toy, it is not a petrol or mechanically propelled vehicle it is a battery powered kids toy, no worse or dangerous than a remote control car or robot ,

Hey we need tax , and insurance for my RoboSapien

Calm down everybody its not a real motorbike :rotfl:

donstermonster · 3 August 2006 at 9:55AM

donstermonster wrote:

You do not need anything to use this , its a toy, it is not a petrol or mechanically propelled vehicle it is a battery powered kids toy, no worse or dangerous than a remote control car or robot ,

Hey we need tax , and insurance for my RoboSapien

Calm down everybody its not a real motorbike :rotfl:

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