New kid in town: eco-friendly scooters by MUTE Garage Bali
Everybody knows that the best way to discover Bali is by renting a scooter because it’s the cheapest and easiest way to get around the island. But what if I told you that now you can cruise around AND help save mother earth just a little?
I recently came across the lovely company MUTE GARAGE BALI that has a whole range of eco-friendly electric scooters!
If you want to help fight against global warming by riding the coolest green E-bikes in Bali with a zero carbon footprint, I strongly advice you to keep on reading!
MUTE GARAGE BALI
Mute Bali’s showroom/ shop is located in Seminyak on Jalan Petitenget No. 115, Kerobokan.
To rent a bike you drop a visit at the store or simply book one online. If you don’t like either option, you can also have the scooter delivered at your accomodation. It doesn’t get any easier!
You can find all info on www.mutegaragebali.com
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BENEFITS & FUN FACTS
zero emissions, zero noise, zero petrol
Plenty of power and range (65km-100km, depending on settings) to get you around Bali. Going long distances? Simply charge the battery for an hour or so at your destination.
Charging is easy! All you have to do is take the battery out from under your seat and plug it in any wall socket like charging your phone. It takes about 4 hours for full charge 0-100. Once the battery reaches full charge it will switch itself off to avoid overheating.
They offer long and short term hire for VERY reasonable prices
All of their equipment is maintained to the highest of standards and each helmet is sanitised for your comfort.
All scooters are tested & inspected before delivery
When you become a MUTE member you get access to discounts at partner restaurants, cafes, gyms etc ànd you are invited to all their events (with cheap deals on drinks/food and the perfect spot to meet new people!)
THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE RENTING A SCOOTER
To rent a bike you will need a valid driver’s license from your country or place of residence; you must also have an International license to drive a vehicle in Indonesia.
Wearing helmets in Indonesia is mandatory . The law on helmets is enforced vigorously by the Indonesian authorities. Riding any distance without a helmet could result in a substantial fine, the cost of which is sometimes determined “on the spot” by the police. You may end up with an empty wallet or purse.
You have to be at least 18 years old to rent a scooter.
Don’t drink and drive kids!
For prices and info, please visit www.mutegaragebali.com
