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So this Space Chariot thing that RG3 is riding around a grocery store retails for about $900 for the top level chariot.
What do you get for that price?
- A modern day Space Chariot Scooter
- Equipped with front end LED lights
- Geared for aggressive outdoor riding
- Beefed up with 10″ wheels and extended fenders and footpads
- The Space Chariot Scooter uses gyroscope sensors to enable self-balancing.
- The inner workings of the Space Chariot Scooter uses gyro sensors, a 500Watt motor, and a set of rechargeable lithium-ion batteries.
- Users can control the Space Chariot Scooter by simply shifting their weight, by leaning forward, backwards, and side to side.
- One (1) full charge provides approximately 20 miles of usage, with a maximum speed of 10-12 MPH depending on the rider’s weight.
In other words, this will end up being something that kids get for Christmas, freak out over it on December 25 and are done with it by the 28th. Or the kid will ride into a wall and smash dad’s new TV. Or into a fireplace. Something will happen and it’ll be thrown into a closet.
I do like the idea of using this at the grocery. There’s nothing worse than having to walk around the grocery to get to the ice cream aisle. They know you’ll walk your ass off to get all the way over to the freezer aisle, which means you’ll also remember to get a 12-pack. The Chariot will save so much energy. I’d buy it just for that reason.
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