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Pay it off your way, collect for Christmas · how it works
This ride ships at a flat £10 to anywhere in the United Kingdom or Ireland. That is the whole delivery charge — there is nothing further added at checkout.
Every order goes tracked. You get a confirmation email when you order, and a second one with the tracking number the moment it leaves us.
Read the full shipping policy.
We pack and dispatch within 1–2 working days. After that:
So NI is usually 2–4 working days door to door and mainland UK 4–6. Weekends and bank holidays do not count, and Christmas and Black Friday run longer.
Read the full shipping policy.
We are at 26 Lisnanane Lane, Cookstown, BT80 9BJ, with the workshop on site. Collecting means you can see it before you take it, and we hand it over built and checked.
Ring 028 8731 2118 before you set off so we have it ready.
It arrives nearly built. On most rides the handlebars and the front wheel need fitting, and the tools for both are in the box.
Collect it from the shop instead and we hand it over built, checked and charged, with nothing for you to do.
Every product carries a one year guarantee. What matters more is who honours it: repairs are done in our own workshop in Cookstown, not posted to a distributor and waited on.
Something not right? Ring 028 8731 2118 and talk to the person who will be fixing it.
You have 30 days from receiving it to ask to return it. Ring 028 8731 2118 or email us first — anything sent back without arranging it cannot be accepted.
The conditions, plainly:
Read the full returns policy.
The Christmas Club lets you pay in instalments and collect nearer the time. Ring 028 8731 2118 and Andy will talk you through how it works, or read how it works.
If you are torn between two rides, unsure about your rider's size, or wondering whether this is too much for a first one — ring 028 8731 2118. You get Andy, who sells these and fixes them.
Call into the shop and your rider can sit on it before you decide.
Most places selling kids' electric rides online are a website and a warehouse — no shop to call into, no workshop, and no one who knows the bike a year later.

A counter you can walk up to, our own repair workshop, and Andy on the end of the phone. We're here after the sale, not just for it.
Novi X1 Kids Electric Scooter — 15 mph, Ages 8+Sizing check
Set their height above, then ring Andy on 028 8731 2118 — he’ll tell you straight whether the Novi X1 Kids Electric Scooter — 15 mph, Ages 8+ suits them.
Not sure how tall they are? Stand them against a door frame without shoes and mark the top of their head.
Novi · ages 8+
350 watts. Three speed modes. They pick the colour — you pick how fast it goes.
6mph to learn on. 10mph once they are braking without thinking about it. 15mph — the full 350 watts — when they are ready. The mode is set on the handlebar display, and the scooter can be locked and limited from your phone over Bluetooth.
The handlebars adjust from 90cm to 110cm on a quick-release clamp — 20 centimetres of growing room, no tools. That is the difference between a scooter outgrown in a season and one that lasts several. Rider limit is 120 kg, so it is not the scooter that gives up first.
A thumb-operated electronic brake at the front and a foot brake on the rear mudguard — two independent systems, so a missed grab is not a problem. White LED front, red rear, and the rear light flashes under braking. The 8-inch honeycomb tyres are solid rubber: nothing to puncture on a kerb, a thorn or a stone.
25km*
*on paper, and on the lowest speed setting. Ridden the way a child actually rides it — full 15 mph mode, stop-start, up and down a hill — expect noticeably less from the 36V 6.6Ah battery, then four to five hours on the charger. You will get the honest number from us in the shop before you buy; that is rather the point of buying from one.
Our own run-through — switching speed modes, folding it, and charging it.
Eight and up. The handlebars adjust from 90cm to 110cm, so it suits a small eight-year-old and still fits a teenager. Rider limit is 120 kg.
15 mph flat out, but that is the top of three modes — 6, 10 and 15 mph. Most parents start at 6 and move up. You can set and lock the mode from your phone.
No — private land with the landowner's permission only, like every private e-scooter in the UK. Gardens, farm lanes and private yards are fine. Full rules here.
Four to five hours from flat.
Every X1 is a black scooter with a coloured stripe on the stem and deck. So the purple one is black with purple detailing — worth knowing before it is unwrapped.
Light rain is fine (IP54). Standing water and deep puddles are not — same as any e-scooter.
| Motor | Rear Brushless DC Motor with 350W rated power |
|---|---|
| Top speed | Three Speed Modes 10kph 6.mph, 10mph, and 15mph |
| Range | Maximum range of 15.5 miles |
| Wheels & tyres | Puncture-proof honeycomb 8" tyres |
| Brakes | Thumb-operated front e-brake and rear fender foot brake. |
The Novi X1 is built for riders from about 8 years old, and the two things that matter most to a parent are the two things it does best: you can limit how fast it goes, and you can raise the handlebars as they grow.
Three speed modes, set on the handlebar display:
You can also lock the scooter and set the speed from your phone over Bluetooth, so the mode is your decision rather than an argument.
That is the difference between a scooter they outgrow in a season and one that still suits them at thirteen. Same scooter, raised as they do.
Two independent brakes — a thumb-operated electronic brake on the front and a foot brake on the rear mudguard — so there is a backup if one is missed. Front white LED and rear red LED, and the rear light flashes under braking. The 8-inch honeycomb tyres are solid, so there is nothing to puncture on a kerb or a thorn.
It weighs 12.5kg and folds to 108 × 42 × 41cm with a quick-release catch — one movement, no tools. Takes about 4 to 5 hours to charge from flat, and covers up to 25km (15.5 miles) depending on the rider, the hills and the weather.
Five to pick from: black, blue, purple, red and teal. Every X1 is a black scooter with a coloured stripe on the stem and deck — so a purple one is black with purple detailing, not a purple scooter. Worth knowing before it is unwrapped.
Privately owned land, with the landowner's permission. Private electric scooters are not legal on public roads, pavements or cycle lanes here — that is the law for every e-scooter sold in the UK, not something specific to this one. Gardens, farm lanes and private yards are all fine. The full rules, in plain English.
We are in Cookstown and we have been selling and fixing these since 2006. If something goes wrong you can ring us and speak to the person who would repair it, rather than emailing a warehouse. Spares are on the shelf and the workshop is on the same site.
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Cookstown, Co. Tyrone
Most places selling kids’ electric rides online are a website and a warehouse. When something needs fixing a year in, that matters — because there’s nowhere to bring it and no one who knows the ride. The Novi X1 Kids Electric Scooter — 15 mph, Ages 8+ comes from an actual shop in Cookstown with its own repair workshop.
Honest advice on fit and age — ring Andy or call in and let your rider try it for size.
Tracked UK-wide delivery, or collect from the shop and we’ll hand it over ready to ride.
1 year guarantee, 30 day returns, and spares & repairs handled in our own workshop.
“Great item, my son loves it.”
“Believe me, it’s more than the pictures and description give it justice.”
“Bought the bike for my 4 year old for Christmas — what can I say, amazing! I could pay it in, they held onto it until the week before Christmas. Postage was tracked, assembly was easy. Keep it local — I will buy again.”
“I bought a small electric bike at Christmas — I highly recommend Gorilla Karts. Customer service is first class!”
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 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:
Our recommendations are:
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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