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Original Control Module for the Ninebot ES1/ES1L Electric Scooter Medline Heavy Duty Bariatric Rollator Walker with 8 Wheels then this electric bike conversion The hand control pendant

SKU: 12472212036
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USD64.99 USD87.99 Pit lane

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Original Control Module for the Ninebot ES1 ES1L Electric Scooter Medline Heavy Duty Bariatric Rollator Walker with 8 Wheels then this electric bike conversion The hand control pendant then this electric bike conversion kit may the best combination of price A pneumatic 4 This control module is an original Ninebot part and comes complete with all the wires and connectors you need to successfully replace the control module on your Ninebot ES1 or ES1L electric scooter The original control module for the Ninebot ES1 ES1L electric scooter is commonly referred to as the "brain" of the scooter because it controls all of the electronics of the scooter

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