mini moto £119 @ bargain crazy

ben500

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]Mini Moto. Pre-assembled - just charge and go. Helmet included. 18V rechargeable battery included. Age 8 years+. Previous Selling Price(s) :
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PabloNeruda

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

itsfrommark

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

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

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

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

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

bobsa1

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

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

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

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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