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Minneapolis, Minnesota (PRWEB) June 23, 2011

Web entrepreneur Joan Archer is pleased to debut her latest business venture, http://www.ChargedElectricScooters.com . The site, launched in March 2011, is home to a plethora of affordable electric scooters, bicycles, mopeds, mobility scooters, safety gear and more.

“People are frustrated with gas prices and electric is a simple and cheap alternative. With that in mind, I have provided a website that features a variety of electric products, at a discount price, with swift delivery,” said Archer.

At ChargedElectricScooters.com shoppers are treated to a comprehensive collection of the most innovative electric scooters, mopeds, motorcycles, bicycles, mobility scooters and accessories. Select an electric scooter from the well-known manufacturer, X-Treme. The X-10, X-140, and X-600 models, among others, are sure to delight men and women of all ages. Scooters are an excellent tool to get kids outside, away from the television. For those people with issues getting around, the site has an impressive collection of Bravo, Motorbravo, and X-Treme mobility scooters that meet or exceed industry standards. Electric mopeds and motorcycles, like the sleek, black XM-3150, are perfect for zipping around town. Some X-Treme mopeds, like the XM-5000Li is a DOT motor vehicle that can be registered with the DMV, and has police coloring and lights. Regardless of the electric vehicle chosen, safety is a priority, which is why helmets, sunglasses, and gloves are available for purchase.

A long work day paired with a tiring commute contributes to a sedentary lifestyle. Shake things up by using an electric bicycle to commute to and from work. Electric bicycles are easier to ride and faster than a normal bike, but still provide a good work-out. If the battery ever runs out while on the road, simply pedal the electric bicycle like a regular bike. The X-Treme bicycles offered on the site are environmentally friendly and far cheaper to power and park than a car.

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The Vagos have been the subject of several investigations by the FBI and the ATF for illegal activity such as the production and distribution of methamphetamine, murder, money laundering and weapons violations. A highly coordinated investigation in March of 2006 led to the arrests of 25 Vagos members and their associates in what has been labeled as the largest investigation in Southern California’s history. Founded in San Antonio, Texas in 1966 The Bandidos are among the more notorious of American Motorcycle Clubs. The gang’s patch bears a cartoon-ishly obese Mexican wearing a large sombrero and carrying a machete in one hand and a pistol in the other. The colors of gold and red were adopted as the club’s colors due to the fact that their founder was a former Vietnam Marine veteran. The Bandidos have around 90 chapters spread across the U.S. alone, but they have also branched out as far as Asia, Germany and Australia. The Highwaymen were formed in Detroit, MI in 1954. Their chapters have spread across the state of Michigan as well as other U.S. states and have reached as far as Norway and England. Their club colors are black and silver and their insignia is a winged skeleton wearing a motorcycle cap and a leather jacket. The Highwaymen also have their own mottos which are: “Highwaymen Forever, Forever Highwaymen” and “Yea, though we ride the highways in the shadows of death, we fear no evil, for we are the most evil mother fuckers on the highway.” Despite being the largest motorcycle club in the city of Detroit, they are not acknowledged in the Detroit Federation of Motorcycle Clubs due to their violent and criminal reputation. In May 2007, after a two year investigation into the gang’s activities, the FBI raided homes and chapter clubhouses resulting in the arrests of 40 Highwaymen and associates. The charges included insurance and mortgage frauds, murder for hire, cocaine trafficking, police corruption and racketeering. The Warlocks were founded in 1967 in Philadelphia, PA and gained a large number of members after the end of the Vietnam War. Consisting only of white males, The Warlocks have spread through the state of Pennsylvania and a good portion of the northeastern United States and also have chapters in the southeast United States as well as overseas in Germany and England. Their club colors are red and white and they use the Greek mythological figure of a winged Harpy as their insignia.

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