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- Wow, The Vectrix MaxiScooter changed specs.
- I was checking that out last year. My inquiries were very timely and friendly. The projected price back then was about $8000 USD. I guess R&D always brings things up.
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Wow, The Vectrix MaxiScooter changed specs.
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