Ampere Magnus EX Ground Clearance User Reviews

Ampere magnus has added led headlamps, Which are now standard in the electric scooter market.A usb charger is also located in the front pocket, Which undoubtedly increases convenience.The utility compartments included inside the scooter show that ampere gave considerable consideration to the rider's convenience.

Ampere magnus has a dominant and appealing look.There is a strong plastic-like vibe that emanates from it despite the fact that all the lines and creases meet at right angles and the gaps are barely noticeable.Particularly from the little red industrial-looking switch that selects the desired riding mode, Which is located on the right side of the handlebar.

Ampere magnus ex can easily handle rocky roads because to its 150 mm ground clearance.The electric scooter has a long list of features, Including a combined braking system, Keyless entry, Led headlamp, Digital instrument console, Deep under-seat storage space, And anti-theft alarm (cbs).When the battery is down to its last 10%, The scooter has a limp home mode that provides an additional 10 km of charge.

Ampere magnus ex can easily handle rocky roads because to its 150 mm ground clearance.The electric scooter has a long list of features, Including a combined braking system, Keyless entry, Led headlamp, Digital instrument console, Deep under-seat storage space, And anti-theft alarm (cbs).When the battery is down to its last 10%, The scooter has a limp home mode that provides an additional 10 km of charge.

Ampere magnus has added led headlamps, Which are now standard in the electric scooter market.A usb charger is also located in the front pocket, Which undoubtedly increases convenience.The utility compartments included inside the scooter show that ampere gave considerable consideration to the rider's convenience.

Ampere magnus has a dominant and appealing look.There is a strong plastic-like vibe that emanates from it despite the fact that all the lines and creases meet at right angles and the gaps are barely noticeable.Particularly from the little red industrial-looking switch that selects the desired riding mode, Which is located on the right side of the handlebar.