Rear indicators Ninebot GT1/GT2

Rear indicators Ninebot GT1/GT2 is an original spare part that improves the visibility and safety of your electric scooter when turning and in dark environments. It is designed to be easily installed on both the left and right side of the back of the scooter and provides clear light signals to other road users.

Made of durable materials to withstand daily wear, weather and rough roads, this rear indicator is perfect for those who want to ensure safer driving. Installation is quick and requires only a simple assembly, making it easy for both beginners and experienced users to exchange their signals.

Rear indicators Ninebot GT1/GT2 are an important component to maintain both function and safety of your Ninebot GT1 and GT2 electric scooter.

Specification
Type: Rear indicators
Material: ABS plastic
Color: Black
Use: Replacement of rear indicators

Applicable models
Ninebot GT1
Ninebot GT2

Shipping terms

Free shipping: Applies to orders over SEK 699 throughout Sweden.

Shipping cost: For orders under SEK 699, a shipping fee of SEK 69 is added.

Delivery times

All products: Delivery time is 5–10 working days.

Special orders: For special orders made via email, such as spare parts, a delivery time of up to 20 working days applies.

PO box or home delivery

• For larger products such as electric scooters and e-bikes we offer always home delivery directly to your door, completely free of charge.
• In case of home delivery of electric scooters or e-bikes, it is the customer's responsibility to be available at the specified address during the delivery time. The shipping company will contact you in advance to book an appointment.
• If you instead wish to collect your package via an agent, you need to contact the shipping company in question to make this change.
• For deliveries via Postnord, if the consignment note does not fit in the letterbox, it is placed by your door or in a bag outside your letterbox.

You have full right of withdrawal for 14 days after you receive the item. With us, you also always have a 1-year warranty. Read more about our warranty policy.

Card payment 
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Apple Pay & Google Pay
It is also possible to pay with Apple Pay and Google Pay, which is quick and easy.

PayPal
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We are happy to help you with questions or concerns and we always respond within 24 hours. Contact us here.

You have full right of withdrawal for 14 days after you receive the item. Read more about how to proceed in our Return & Refund Policy.

Electric scooter
An electric scooter is considered a bicycle if it has a maximum speed of 20 km/h and a motor with no more than 250 W. However, it is important to note that the limit applies to the continuous (nominal) power - which means that the electric scooter can temporarily have a higher so-called peak power, for example up to 1000 W, as long as the nominal power does not exceed 250 W.

If the electric scooter exceeds 20 km/h in speed or has a motor with more than 250 W nominal power, different rules apply. The next classification is Moped class II and thereafter Moped class I. There are technical requirements, such as braking systems, that must be met for an electric scooter to be classified as a moped.

Essentially, if it reaches up to 25 km/h it is considered as Moped class II, while if the speed exceeds 40 km/h and the motor is stronger than 250 W, it is classified as Moped class I. For Moped Class I, an AM license is required, the vehicle must be registered, and a helmet must be worn. Moped class II requires a driver's license and mandatory use of a helmet. If the electric scooter does not meet the requirements for bicycle, moped class I or II it gets it not to be used on public roads.

Electric bike
For the requirements to apply to an electric bicycle, the motor must be limited to 250 W nominal (continuous) power and only assist the pedaling up to 25 km/h. This means that the engine can temporarily deliver a higher so-called peak power, for example up to 1000 W, as long as the nominal power does not exceed 250 W. The electric bicycle must also be pedaled for the motor to work - so it must not drive on its own without the user's pedaling power.

Deviation from these requirements results in the vehicle being classified as moped, which entails other technical requirements, mandatory registration, driver's license and insurance.

We strongly recommend the use of a helmet, especially if the driver is under the age of 15, although it is not mandatory.

Read our blog posts for more information about which rules apply around electric scooters and electric bikes.