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🫡🫡Ather’s Masterstroke😱😱 Everyone was waiting for Ather to launch a better belt. Ather launched a scooter with NO BELT at all. 🤯 Presenting ATHER KONARC ⚡ >Direct Hub Motor >Zero Belt, Zero Chain >Fewer parts = Fewer problems While others were fixing complaints, Ather was fixing the concept. This...

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