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קורקינט חשמלי למבוגרים אינוקים המוביל והנמכר ביותר בעולם עם ביצועים מעולים במבחר דגמים, מהיר, קל, מתקפל ומתאים לרכבת כנסו לאתר וצפו במפרט הדגמים המלא שלנו, היכנסו לאתר ותוכלו לעיין בכלל דגמי קורקינט חשמלי איכותי, בטיחותי, מתקפל לרכבת, דגמי הקורקינטים ש...
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The scooter itself is good, and it's quality is ok. However, the service is terrible. The prices differs for every repair they do, they told me that something was not on the warranty and I had to prove them it was. They nearly do not answer, and when they do, they are very rude.
Inokim scooters are good, but not for Israel.
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