I am thinking of getting rid of my Vectrix VX-1's. I am curious if I could sell them whole or should I part them out?
One is a running thundersky battery conversion that works well and still gives 30 plus miles per charge, the other has the batteries removed, but was running previously. I kept it for parts if needed.
Both bikes have fairly low mileage as well.
Vectrix market
Thu, 07/12/2018 - 08:12
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How much are you asking? Clear title(s)? It seems that the smaller lighter scooters have really softened the market for the Vectrix. I'm looking for one but I'm in Southern California so if the location in your profile is correct even for a really good price I don't know that I'd want to drive my truck that far to pick them up. :) I do have relatives in the midwest....
I think the general political situation has softened the market for all electric vehicles - particularly those on 2 wheels.
The idea that people prefer a scooter with a top speed of 30 mph and can barely climb a hill over one that can actually be safe in traffic seems absurd to me.
My Current C124 scooter is probably the only full-performance plug-in electric scooter still running in Pennsylvania.
Hi, if you’re still interested, PM me:
https://visforvoltage.org/forum/14375-2008-vx-1-sale-southern-california
Clear titles, haven't thought of a price yet. Pm me and we can work something out if the interest is there.
http://www.evalbum.com/preview.php?vid=1174
http://www.evalbum.com/preview.php?vid=4677
http://mhomoney.blogspot.com
http://Lithiumvectrix.blogspot.com
Not true!! My VX-1 is going strong in Central PA (leaf conversion)
2015 Tesla S90D
2009 Vectrix VX-1 Leaf Conversion
1983 Lambretta Lynx
1980 Vespa P200
2013 VW Jetta Hybrid (gone....)
Thanks, I stand corrected.
Maybe mine's the only one in Pennsylvania west of the Allegheny front, huh?