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I wouldn't buy anything from this company.. it's a scam website . Only been waiting 4 weeks for a battery an know I'll probably wait another four weeks for a refund . Don't waste ya money buying anything from this joke of a company
They sent out the wrong scooter and the delivery was to late to get it sorted by christmas as we received the scooter a week later than the expected delivery date. It finally turned up chriatmas eve and now they are closed until 4th jan. They offered no help at all when contacted. So im giving a reveiw to stop others making the same mistake i made
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