Carletto Scooters

Carletto Scooters Carletto Scooters are high quality lithium electric scooters in Shanghai produced by the only proper
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There has bee a global frenzy in recent years for companies to develop the latest in alternative energy sources, to reduce the current reliance on fuels that can harm the environment. Electric batteries have been used as a favourable source of energy for scooters for a number of years and have had immense success in reducing emissions that traditional motorcycles have caused. Battery technology

has evolved to a level that can offer the user unparalleled efficiencies. Carletto scooters together with our Korean Battery supplier have developed a lithium ion battery pack that compresses the power of four standard 12 volt lead acid batteries into a single easy to carry slimline case, that weighs less than 5 kilograms. After spending nearly two years in the research, design and formulation of our unique proven battery technology, the results can only be matched by the scooter design themselves. Our scooters are designed by our research and development team that focus on providing the user with not only comfort but are aerodynamically configurated to enhance the riders experience. Carletto scooters is by far the only scooter manufacturer in Shanghai that operates to a level of design, engineering and development that would be hard matched in any country that prides itself on the production of high value scooters. Carletto scooters comply with the Shanghai traffic bureau's official requirements, meaning our scooters can be licensed officially under the traffic code.

13/05/2016
www.shanghaidaily.com

Official legal requirements for riding a scooter in Shanghai (link below).
Carletto scooters are completely legal and can be registered with the traffic police-see number 3 on the following list.

'Wherever you’re from, if you live in Shanghai, you should be aware of these five traffic offenses:

1. Riding pillion is illegal on all motorized bikes

Which probably comes as news to the thousands of grandparents who give their grandchildren rides home from school every day.

2. The wearing of safety helmets is compulsory for motorized bike riders

Though, strangely, such headgear is a rare sight on the city’s streets.

3. All motorized bikes must be registered with the police

Secondhand e-bike buyers take note.

4. All bikes, motorized or not, are banned from being ridden on sidewalks or zebra crossings'

http://www.shanghaidaily.com/metro/Foreigners-given-useful-lesson-in-how-to-avoid-getting-traffic-fines/shdaily.shtml

Address

3999 Xiupu Lu, Building 3, Unit 201
Shanghai
201319

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 16:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 16:00
Thursday 09:00 - 16:00
Friday 09:00 - 16:00

Telephone

021 38257215

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