Flex
Discover the Pure Flex range - ultra-compact, powerful e-scooters designed around the way you move.
Frequently asked questions
What makes the Flex different from other Pure scooters?
The Flex is built around a unique forward-facing riding position, where your feet sit side by side rather than in line. That lowers your centre of gravity and spreads your weight more evenly across the chassis, giving you a more natural, stable stance. It also folds down to one of the most compact sizes of any e-scooter, fitting easily in a car boot, on public transport or in a small space at home.
What is the range of the Flex?
The Flex offers up to 40km (24.8 miles) on a single charge. Actual range will vary depending on rider weight, terrain, gradients and weather conditions.
How compact is the Flex when folded?
The Flex folds down to just 57cm x 30cm x 62cm in five simple steps. That makes it one of the most compact e-scooters available, small enough to tuck under a desk, slide into a cupboard or carry onto a train.
What motor power does the Flex have?
The Flex delivers 710W of peak power through a rear-wheel drive motor. That is enough to handle gradients of up to 19%, so hills that would slow down many other scooters are well within reach.
Is the Flex waterproof?
Yes. The Flex is IP65-rated for water resistance, with all electrical components fully sealed and protected. It is designed to handle rainy-day riding and puddles without issue.
What top speed does the Flex have?
The Flex has a top speed of 25km/h, with three riding modes so you can match your speed to the situation. That gives you a gentle start in pedestrian areas, a balanced everyday mode and full speed when conditions allow.
What tyres does the Flex use?
The Flex uses 10 inch tubeless, puncture-resistant tyres. They are air-filled and run at 36psi, giving you a stable, planted feel with good grip in both dry and wet conditions.
How long does the Flex take to charge?
The Flex charges from empty to full in approximately 5 hours 45 minutes using the supplied charger.
What braking system does the Flex use?
The Flex uses a dual braking system with a front drum brake and a rear regenerative e-brake (KERS). Together, they give you reliable stopping power and help recover energy back to the battery as you slow down.
What safety features does the Flex have?
The Flex comes with a bright LED headlight, a rear running light that doubles as a brake light, and built-in indicators on both the handlebars and the footpad. It also features Pure Control steering stabilisation for smoother, more controlled handling, along with dual braking and puncture-resistant tyres.
What is the maximum rider weight for the Flex?
The Flex supports a maximum load of 120kg, including any bags or items you are carrying. It is designed for a single rider only.
Can I ride a Pure Flex scooter on public roads in the UK?
No. Pure Electric states that e-scooters are currently only legal to use on private land with the landowner's permission, and illegal to ride on public roads, cycle paths, bridleways or pavements in the UK.