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Many suit urban travel; consumption and behaviour depend on model and use.
Many models are aimed at urban travel, but consumption, power and behaviour depend on the model and use. They do not all have identical wheels or poor high-speed stability. Wheel size alone does not guarantee stability: design, tyres, load, speed and road condition matter. Ease of use does not authorise dangerous weaving.
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Many suit urban travel; consumption and behaviour depend on model and use.
All have high power and are designed to weave between vehicles.
Their wheels guarantee high stability in every situation.
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