Tannus and Scoot, shared electric mobility in Barcelona

Renting a bike without fear of a flat tire is possible!

INTRODUCTION

Mid-2018, Tannus y Scoot cross their paths in order to offer the best experience to the cyclist, in this case, the bike sharing service.

Thanks to the friends of TradeBikeIn an interview with the managers of each company and the origin of the relationship, we learn in depth about the relationship.

WHAT IS SCOOT?

Scoot is the pioneering electric vehicle sharing company (Shared micro-mobility). Born in San Francisco in 2012 and landing this 2018 in Barcelona, it is the first and only multimodal company operating here with three shared electric vehicles, Scooters, E-Bikes and recently scooters.

WHY THIS SYNERGY WITH TANNUS TIRES?

Cooperation with Tannus to incorporate the 100% puncture-proof tires in the e-Bike fleet of Scoot is born by 3 main aspects encompassed in a Eco Friendly vision shared by both.

MORE DURABILITY

The durability of the Tannus is much higher than that of a traditional cover in terms of compound wear. Not to mention the fact that the Tannus cannot be punctured, so the bike is always operational from the first kilometer to the last of its useful life.

LESS WASTE

Scoot could accumulate around 350-400 punctures during 3-4 weeks. Now, with Tannus tires, which do not require an inner tube, there is a saving in waste due to tire and inner tube punctures.

LESS MAINTENANCE

With Tannus the maintenance aspect is improved making the process much more efficient, not only good for Scoot but also for the end user.

Tannus do not require inflation maintenance (no air), the compound Aither simulates equivalent standard air pressure and remains fixed, so the user will never encounter a bike with a flat tire (vehicle out of service).

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