The Pocket Mod gives every young rider with an eye for fashion a set of wheels that is sure to be the hottest accessory around.
Chain-driven motor.
Size H76, W46, D127cm.
Weight 26.8kg.
Maximum user weight 77kg.
Batteries required: 2 x 12V (included) plus .
For ages 13 years and over.
EAN: 2147483647
Top comments
OdhranC
2 Jun 1619#4
beeb123 thanks for sharing :smiley: agitatedclimax, this site is about deals. What's with the cheeky comment? It's people like you that puts people off posting deals. If you don't like it then don't buy or comment. This is HotUKDeals NOT CoolUKDeals.
streetlegal
2 Jun 165#8
£280 for a Birthday present, my how times have changed !!
agitatedclimax
2 Jun 164#2
If you think scooters are cool, buy yourself a real one. Then buy your kid a real bike.
All comments (23)
beeb123
2 Jun 16#1
Currently @ Toys r us for £350, Maplin £340 and Tesco Direct £300.
agitatedclimax
2 Jun 164#2
If you think scooters are cool, buy yourself a real one. Then buy your kid a real bike.
g_p_t
2 Jun 16#3
I'm surprised argos selling something like this as it is not road legal , it needs to have peddles then can be classed as an electric bike..
peteasewell to g_p_t
2 Jun 161#6
It does not need peddles to be classed as an electric bike! It needs peddles to enable it to be used legally on a public road. The rider must also be aged 14+ to legally use it on public roads & the max speed must not exceed 15.5 mph using the motor alone.
OdhranC
2 Jun 1619#4
beeb123 thanks for sharing :smiley: agitatedclimax, this site is about deals. What's with the cheeky comment? It's people like you that puts people off posting deals. If you don't like it then don't buy or comment. This is HotUKDeals NOT CoolUKDeals.
peteasewell
2 Jun 16#5
Here here
peteasewell
2 Jun 161#7
Just stick with ur ladybird scooter, this bad boy would finish u
streetlegal
2 Jun 165#8
£280 for a Birthday present, my how times have changed !!
Boyee to streetlegal
2 Jun 16#10
In some ways no. Still 250 for you've been framed! But if I was bought that 16 years ago.... I'd be ****! Electric motors back then we're ****! I say bring on the change! :wink:
scogginst
2 Jun 161#9
If I buy this, that only leaves £220 to spend on my five-year-old's party and goody bags.
g_p_t
2 Jun 161#11
Thank you for clarifying that, so its a lot of money for something that you can only use in your garden or other private land !
nickyg86
2 Jun 16#12
Can I commute on this?
BustyB293
2 Jun 16#13
True, around this way they are hot on these things on the pavement.
dezontk
2 Jun 16#14
In fairness this should last a few years of use.
agitatedclimax
2 Jun 16#15
I didn't vote either way. This is also a forum to discuss deals. You can vote. You can comment. My comment reflects my opinion. If I was a kid and my parents bought me this I'd be gutted. I'd rather have a real bike. Sorry if I offended.
Camiano
2 Jun 16#16
Each to his own I suppose, but I bought my kids real bicycles when they were 12/13 and they lasted them for the next seven years. Daughter number 2 still has hers, and she's 27.
beeb123 to Camiano
2 Jun 16#17
Blimey, I wouldn't want to see her riding down the road. :stuck_out_tongue:
lukiezgo
2 Jun 16#18
With it being bound for private land usage, it seems like a lot of money and as the description states...it's a fashion accessory.
I would prefer a bicycle for my child. More exercise and, well, fun! #kidsareincreasinginsizeandnotintelligenceandthismakesmesadplustheyrespoiltlol
fouad172
2 Jun 16#19
Heat
OdhranC
2 Jun 16#20
I understand and I know everyone has their likes and dislikes so I can respect that. Apologies if I was a bit blunt in my previous comment! I just like to be positive and try to be supportive with people sharing deals.
coolcat21
2 Jun 16#21
Cool present for teenagers whose parents can afford it & have land to ride it on - I know my teenager would love something like this, unfortunately I cannot afford it. But how many parents do buy TVs, game consoles, etc at a similar price :neutral_face: Please do not judge parents who can afford to spend on their children, it is their choice after all.........
Dodge62
2 Jun 16#22
Maximum user weight 77kg. That's not going to work for most spoiled teenagers (or me).
It's going to be pretty crap with a 24v motor and 2 x 12v batteries. I have a Razor R300 scooter which uses the same. Top speed out of the box is only about 12mph. After a bit (OK, quite a lot) of modding it now does 20mph from it's 3 x 12v batteries. If you could figure out how to put four batteries and a suitable motor and control box into this thing it might start getting interesting.
Opening post
The Pocket Mod gives every young rider with an eye for fashion a set of wheels that is sure to be the hottest accessory around.
Chain-driven motor.
Size H76, W46, D127cm.
Weight 26.8kg.
Maximum user weight 77kg.
Batteries required: 2 x 12V (included) plus .
For ages 13 years and over.
EAN: 2147483647
Top comments
All comments (23)
I would prefer a bicycle for my child. More exercise and, well, fun! #kidsareincreasinginsizeandnotintelligenceandthismakesmesadplustheyrespoiltlol
It's going to be pretty crap with a 24v motor and 2 x 12v batteries. I have a Razor R300 scooter which uses the same. Top speed out of the box is only about 12mph. After a bit (OK, quite a lot) of modding it now does 20mph from it's 3 x 12v batteries. If you could figure out how to put four batteries and a suitable motor and control box into this thing it might start getting interesting.