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With the high cost of gas I have spent the past month looking into alternative transportation. With the Electric Scooter getting so much attention locally and nationally I have not only researched but talked to local dealers in my effort to determine if they are really worth the investment. Since the Vectrix Maxi has received the most media coverage I have focussed this article on this particular machine. It is my opinion the Vectrix is not worth the price, at least not now.

In my state they are considered a motorcycle and must be treated as such. The same laws that apply to all motorcycle riders in the state i.e. motorcycle endorsement, license and registration, insurance, etc. applies to scooters. This is a good thing, since these vehicles are designed for use in normal traffic and on public roads. As sales for scooters have increased a problem with driver's license endorsement has come to light. The scooters by their very nature and size are far more maneuverable during a road test than larger less maneuverable motorcycles. This makes receiving a motorcycle endorsement easier. People that have no experience with motorcycles sometimes believe, since they oakley sunglasses police discount have the endorsement, they can simply jump on a larger Harley, Honda, or some other motorcycle and it will be the same experience. Most find out there is a world of difference.

You will find on other designer sunglasses discount sites glowing reviews for the electric scooters but I have found there is more hope and marketing hype than there is truth. Some websites are not being completely honest. This is also true of the local dealers I have spoken to in my state. It seems they are more interested in making a sale than full disclosure of roberto cavalli eyeglasses the capabilities the Victrix Maxi. There are plenty of other misleading ads currently running on youtube.

Sales have risen in 2008 but in 2007 out of 2,002 vehicles built only 123 sold to actual customers. Reference source AutoblogGreen.

Checking out the official website of Vectrix I discovered the truth may not be the same as all the hype I have read and been told by the dealer. One local dealer told me you could achieve 50 miles on a single charge at 62 miles per hour. He said the hills and mountainous terrain would have no effect on the range or speed. He also led me to believe the warranty on the battery was 10 years. Here are the facts from Vectrix: