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I had a electric scooter for 48 hours and come off it ,ive broken not fractured but 3 of my most important ribs 5,6,7th 4 months ago and im in a living hell ,please please dont just jump on these and think this dont happen it does ,ive been riding bike all my life and gone over car bonnets but this is on another level, I wish I had read this maybe I would have been more careful and got used to riding it 1st
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