Eat your heart out, Tony.
6/12/2020 10:08 AM PT
You've seen electric scooters all over town -- now, it's time to zoom alongside them with your own eco-friendly set of wheels ... only this one's hands-free, and a bit more thrilling. Yes, we're talking skateboards here ... ones powered by a battery, so there's no pushing necessary. And, yes, we got 'em on sale for you for a great bargain. We call these sweet rides the Urban E-Skateboard, and they're available --The only question we have ... how fast do you wanna go??? The basic model can hit up to 12 MPH -- but keep in mind, they come with 3 speed settings to choose from ... so you don't have be at max power at all times.
As for as how long it can go ... the board runs on a 52.8WH lithium battery, which can take you 7 to 10 miles on a full hour charge. We're not great at math, but that basically means you'll be riding for a solid amount of time before this baby dies on ya.
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