Novi M1 Electric Scooter

The Spark that Ignites Adventure
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frequently asked questions

In the UK, kids' electric scooters are legal to use only on private property with the landowner's permission. It is illegal for children to ride privately owned electric scooters on public roads, pavements, cycle lanes, or parks, regardless of their age .

Private Land Only: Children can ride electric scooters on private land, such as a garden or driveway, provided they have the landowner's consent.

No Minimum Age for Private Land: There is no official minimum age for riding on private property, but manufacturers often recommend age limits based on scooter specifications

Electric scooters can handle some wet conditions, but how well depends on their water resistance rating. Most scooters have an IP rating (Ingress Protection) that shows how resistant they are to water and dust.

  • For example, IP54 means it can handle splashes but not heavy rain or puddles.
  • IP65 or higher means better water resistance and can handle stronger water jets or rain.
  • Avoid riding through deep puddles or heavy rain, as water can damage electrical components, cause corrosion, or affect brakes and tires.
  • After wet rides, dry your scooter thoroughly and check for any water ingress or rust.










For off-road riding, you want an electric scooter that’s tough, powerful, and built to handle rough terrain. Here are some top features to look for:

  • Strong motor(s): At least 500W to 1000W+ for handling hills and uneven surfaces.
  • Big, rugged tires: Pneumatic (air-filled) tires, 8 inches or larger, with deep tread for grip.
  • Good suspension: Front and rear suspension to absorb shocks on bumpy trails.
  • Sturdy frame: Durable, preferably aluminium or steel.
  • High battery capacity: For longer rides on tough terrain (at least 500Wh).
  • Water resistance: IP54 or higher to handle mud and light rain.

Our recommendations are:

Novi 10kpro
KuKirin G2 Pro
Kukirin G2 Master






In the UK, wearing a helmet on an electric scooter is not legally required for privately owned e-scooters. However, it’s strongly recommended for safety reasons to protect yourself in case of falls or accidents.

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