There’s a bunch of different electric ... The $200 scooter now does 28 km/h, up from 22 km/h and charges much faster. With gearing mods, he’s hoping to eke out some more performance.

[Alexandre Chappel] found himself in just such a position, so elected to quickly whip up a scooter to get around on. The build is very much of the “parts laying around the shop” genre.