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Brought it a while ago but i dont use it as much as i thought i would so someone else can have the chance to break a bone or two :lol:

Powered by a strimmer engine. its quite nippy and will work on road or like i used it on a playing field.

controlled by a handheld controller with throttle, brake and engine cut off. large deck with foot holds to stop you slipping off and sprung just like a normal skateboard to enable cornering.

will get some pics up but it just needs abit of a tidy up and abit of attention to the pullstart mech (i used a electric drill to get it going!)

NOT suitable for the faint hearted as it does move pretty quick on grass (20/25mph at a guess!) and can be described as lethal on tarmac!

Cant post due to size and weight so collection preferred or can deliver if reasonably local for a small price.

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Any chance you can bring it to my house for a test drive even though I've got no intention of buying it? :)

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Locations just outside peterborough.

yeti - i might be able to sling it in the car. does need a tyre pumping up tho.

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SOLD :)

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