mardomanio

I picked up this beautiful Canadian made Escooter from Apollo. The Ghost has dual 1000w brushless motors in both hubs. It has best in class torque and top speed. I absolutely love it, however at 245lbs (my personal body weight) the scooter (63 lbs) does not have the power to push me up the steeper hills here in Kamloops. The scooter is basically brand new, however there is no return policy and as such I'm looking to recover some of my money. A few specs of interest. Scooter purchased at Eevees in Vancouver. Includes Eevees extended 2 yr warranty Includes 2 keys (scooter can not be operated without) Dual motor 2000w (total output) Maximum weight of rider up to 300lbs Pneumatic tires for extra smooth travel Motion is regulated by 3 speed controller Dual independent suspension Mechanical disc brakes front and back Top speed 55km/h Battery life - 50km per charge Has built in LED underlighting Battery volometer Speedometer Eevee's has already confirmed they will honour the warranty. Eevee's warranty is a improvement upon the Apollo warranty. Apollo warranty starts 1 yr after purchase and Eevees does the first year of ownership. With Eevee warranty, most repairs that would require you to send your scooter away for repair, can often be done in house (on Pender St) Scooter is available for test ride for serious buyers

Ready for the mountain. This beauty hails from an the golden age of freeride. Back when Marzocchi Bombers were made in Italy and not Mexico. The bike is a 2006 Santa Cruz VP Free frame with 215mm rear wheel travel, size M (made in the USA) coupled with a recently serviced Rockshox Boxxer World Cup Air fork with 200mm travel. The rear shock is a recently serviced Fox DHX 5.0 with Propedal fully functioning. This 8 an 8 rig has 8" brake rotors front and rear with 4 piston hydraulic brakes from Avid (Code). Sun S-Type rims are built on Hadley rear and ringle front hubs. They are wrapped in Kenda Nevegal Pro sticky compound tires front and back. The saddle is One off Cheetah print on an SDG saddle mounted on a Thompson seatpost. Crank is a Hussefelt 3 piece.

Very solid bike. Good build on her. Parts include Frame: Santa Cruz Vp Free (215mm travel) Fork: Rockshox Boxxer World Cup Air (200mm travel) Brakes: Avid Code (4pot) Wheels: Sun S-Type Tires: Kenda Nevegal Pro R. Derailleur: SRAM X9 F. Derailleur: yeah right... just kidding Chainguide: E Thirteen Seatpot: Thompson Seat: SDG (1 of a kind leopard skin seat) Bars: Connect **No pedals or crank included, hence the price**