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  • Vectrix Newbie - NSW

    I am a scooter newbie and although I am 30+ and hold a full license, I guess I will need to go through the NSW RTA's rider license process. The complication is I have just bought a Vectrix and am uncertain of a number of things with regard to using it in NSW. Anyone got any ideas how the RTA classify...
    Posted to Need a Licence? (Forum) by AvronW on 09-10-2008
  • Re: Vectrix Maxi-Scooter

    I'm in QLD but I believe the Vectrix is rated as a 250cc in all states.
    Posted to Review your own scooter (Forum) by Joolz-V on 09-09-2008
  • Re: Vectrix Maxi-Scooter

    I am about to take ownership of a Vectrix in Sydney and probably should have asked these questions earlier, but... can anyone in NSW tell me: - How does the RTA classify the Vectrix here and what kind of annual license costs should I expect? - What drivers license do I need to get, assuming I am 30+...
    Posted to Review your own scooter (Forum) by AvronW on 09-09-2008
  • Re: Vectrix Maxi-Scooter

    Have you checked with your local Council? I have also asked @ shopping ctrs, car dealers, tyre repair places (they often have accessable ppoints outside), pretty much anywhere I ride. I just tell them it will cost maybe 30-40 cents for a couple hours. Most say OK. I also usually leave some brochures...
    Posted to Review your own scooter (Forum) by Joolz-V on 09-01-2008
  • Re: Vectrix Maxi-Scooter

    [quote user="apex"]Great to read all your posts, as I'm thinking this will be my next buy. I have one question - How much did you pay in insurance? Do you think it was comparable to what you might pay for a petrol 250cc or do you think you paid more because of the higher price of the Vectrix...
    Posted to Review your own scooter (Forum) by Joolz-V on 08-21-2008
  • Re: Vectrix Maxi-Scooter-weight

    Yes, it's AC.Just plug into a normal pwr pt. At the moment it's easier to carry an extension cord. A battery with 150-200 km range would be my ideal at the moment. UK have plug in stops now. It's only a matter of time.
    Posted to Review your own scooter (Forum) by Joolz-V on 08-21-2008
  • Re: Vectrix Maxi-Scooter-weight

    The reverse on the scooter comes in VERY handy when parking & manouvering. And they have to come out with a lighter and more efficient lithium-ion battery or something even better. I notice they are now making electric dirt bikes. They are great on the racing circuit - more efficient - no shifting...
    Posted to Review your own scooter (Forum) by Joolz-V on 08-20-2008
  • Re: Who killed the electric car?

    I love my Vectrix even at the cost. At least it's got no emissions, minimal service requirements & a minimal carbon footprint (60 cents worth of electricity for a 'fill-up'). If we wait for the government to come to the party it won't happen. People sway the government's decisions...
  • Re: Vectrix Maxi-Scooter

    If I don't see any obvious powerpoints I just go to management and ask them if they have any ppts available. One of the shopping ctrs have a pwr pt right where the motorcycle parking is - very handy!. Here, I plugged in & then went and asked management if it was ok & that it would only cost...
    Posted to Review your own scooter (Forum) by Joolz-V on 08-19-2008
  • Re: maxi question

    Yes, I reckon in the next year or so they will be increasing the capacity with lithium-ion batteries or something even better. That in itself will increase the distance because of the lighter weight. I'm looking forward to 200-300km capacity. It's out there now. Come on guys. Lets go! Joolz-V
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