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• Information on our scooter repair service We can repair and service scooters of all kinds, either purchased from us or elsewhere. We're not able to perform a PDI on non-Halford scooters, and electric scooters will need to be inspected before deciding whether the repair can be carried out. If you need to get your scooter repaired, we offer a…
• Electric scooter FAQs Are electric scooters waterproof? A manufacturer will test and provide an eScooter with a rating based on its waterproofness, so it is important to check the specifications of your scooter as these will vary. Each of these IP ratings will be between 0 and 9. The higher the number, the more waterproof…
• Electric Scooter Maintenance Guide Electric scooters are a great investment and it’s worth picking up some basic maintenance tips to help you protect that investment in the long term. Luckily, we've got you covered here with our guide to electric scooter maintenance. Maintenance tips Battery Taking care of your battery will maximise…
• Stunt scooter buyer's guide Stunt scooters are a great option for older kids who are looking to wow their friends at the local skate park or on the school run. These scooters are specifically designed to support tricks and stunts, with heavier and more resistant frames that help to protect against the impact of jumps. They don't…
• How to puncture protect your scooter tyres Using puncture protection liquid is one of the best ways to prevent punctures on e-scooters with pneumatic air-filled tyres. As soon as a puncture occurs, the inner pressure of the tyre pushes sealant into the cavity. This creates an instant permanent seal which minimises any loss of pressure and acts…
• Kids scooters buyer's guide Scooters are becoming a popular way for kids to get around, whether it's to the local park or to school. They're not just a fun way to travel, but healthy too – did you know that riding a scooter exercises multiple muscle groups and that it can also help with weight loss? Kids scooters come in…
• What's the law regarding the use of e-scooters and hoverboards? Electric scooters and hoverboards are covered by legislation which prevents them from being ridden on the pavement or road. Given how electric scooters and hoverboards are designed - being propelled with a motor rather than by human force, they fall within the legal definition of a ‘motor vehicle’.…
• Electric scooter buyer's guide Maybe you’re a scooter owner who’s looking for a fun new way of travelling. Or maybe you just like the idea of being propelled along by a battery and motor without having to do the hard work. Whatever your situation, an electric scooter, or e-scooter, will be right up your street and here’s our…
• Signs your e-scooter needs a service E-scooters are a fun way to travel and, once you’ve found the right one, you’ll want to make sure everything remains in working order. If you’re new to e-scooters, you may be unsure what to look out for when it comes to servicing and repairs. In this article, we’ll break down common e-scooter…
• Bike Xchange: Buy a second-hand e-scooter If you’re looking to buy a second-hand e-scooter through the Halfords Bike Xchange scheme, then it’s important to understand what the different grading levels mean and how the condition of the e-scooter influences the level of discount we can offer. Grading levels The grading rating list and the…