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The Conceptual 'Glide' Scooter by Ruairi Phelan is Efficient

The electric scooter is quickly becoming a mainstay part of urban environments as more consumers seek out way to get around on their own terms in an eco-friendly manner, so the conceptual 'Glide' scooter is designed to accommodate this.

Designed by Ruairi Phelan, the scooter is positioned as a last-mile commuter option that maintains a foldable design that can be easily carried when not in use or even positioned onto a bike lock railing. Users can gain access to the unit with their smartphone using the accompanying app to allow for intuitive use by busy commuters.

The conceptual 'Glide' scooter is positioned as an ultra-compact solution that will also hold a backpack or purse in place to allow for more comfortable riding.
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