Uberscoot 1000w/1600w Electric Scooters FAQ / How To

This video is for my subscribers that have been asking question about my electric scooters hopefully this video answers all your questions.
Uberscoot 1000w 36v
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Uberscoot 1600w 48v
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What I Used In This Video
Tri Flow Teflon Lube (6-OZ Spray)
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132 LINK 8MM 05T CHAIN
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Chain Breaker Splitter Tool
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Heat Shrink Tube 6 Colors 11 Sizes
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Brake Shoes/Brake Block
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TOOLS I USE FOR MY SCOOTERS
1). 18pc MM/Metric TIGHTSPOT MASTER SET
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2). Milwaukee 2457
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3). 12pc MM/Metric TIGHTSPOT
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4). TEKTON 3/8-Inch Drive Shallow Impact Socket Set, Metric
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[@jeremykeith3152]

Just bought 2 of these. Super happy I found this video. Love the torque and ride. Thanks so much for your time and information.

[@xristoszim8927]

I swear you helped me so much i was searching for a video just like your and i finally found it much thanks for your information , respect 👌

[@steviejojo3448]

found your channel, you were the final straw for me, finally pulled the trigger on a 60v 2000 watt scooter with a 60v 12ah battery, probally will buy a 25 ah to uprade later on

[@40ozbounce1]

great vid thnx alot. You are the only one who puts actual helpful videos about scooters

[@Scentedstyle]

Thanks Schmeegle, I’m glad to hear that thanks for the support

[@bdbbfbcnc5343]

Your Channel is underrated! You are very good !!! Thx for information

[@Scentedstyle]

Thanks really appreciate it

[@adamphipps4647]

That was a pretty good video dude. Informative with good examples and howto intructions. Thanks.

[@minireefaddiction4699]

Wow Jason this video was amazing!!! Thanks

[@Scentedstyle]

Thanks Mini I'm glad you liked it

[@ianrice1778]

Thanks to you i feel much more confident in buying an uberscoot. With all this info we can all fix the scooter if need be. This guy is awesome!! Ty oh and I think he should be on uberscoots payroll

[@jasonlivesoutsidethebox7827]

I just wanna say holy crapp thank you for taking the time to teach me so much about scooters I didn't know before especially the Uber scooter holy crapp thank you very very detailed,

[@jknowledgenet2748]

You did a wonderful job, I praised and screenshots the notes you put up.ty much,I just went and downloaded a copy of your video to n.y phone. You didn't leave anything out of this.

[@maltbymm]

Thank you so much for the great information!

[@spiritofzen7022]

I have recently purchased a zipper 800w scooter, I like it as it feels sturdy

[@JuniorJr_23]

Very informative and helpful. Thank you sir!

[@Kalfja]

Hey man this is an excellent video! Really informative and fun with the ride at the end! I am looking forward to getting a 1900W 48V machine sometime around April (I live in a northern climate). I am definitely coming back to this video in the future. Saved in favorites

[@Kalfja]

Oh and a quick question. The machine I am getting is actually 1600Wbut it has a peak turbo mode at 1900. Do you think its going to be a significant difference in uphill speed?

[@Scentedstyle]

It’s most likely the same as my scooter cause it’s 1600w but in the video we see it’s actually 1900w+. Make sure the controller has 40AMPS output. If it comes with a lithium battery yes it will fly uphill. Anything lower than 40AMPS on the controller don’t buy it, unless you planing to upgrade it yourself. Do you have a link to the scooter I’ll check it out for you

[@Kalfja]

@@Scentedstyle thanks man thats kind but you will not be able to read it, its in Czech. The battery is 48V 20Ah LiFePo4. See the link and let me know what you think. I think they all might be the same brand just with a different sticker. www.motokolobezky.cz/eshop/p/414-nitro-scooters-cruiser-1900-lifepo4-plus/cp-21

[@Kalfja]

But it also says that the 1600w motor has a custom made controller to make it 1900. I will definitely ask them if the controller is rated for 40amps. Thanks for the tip

[@shaheer9130]

@@Scentedstyle can this go offroading like super offroading

[@shutupdog11]

Hey Jason , very good vid on understanding . I bypassed my brake lever sensors for doing better maintained manuals . I also installed hydraulic brakes and got rid of the shitty brakes that came with the unit . The brakes fit very well .They are magura brakes that will allow for more advanced stoppies . These things are dynamite to ride . Thanx for your upload dude . Nice job ...

[@Scentedstyle]

Nice upgrade, you should make a video with the hydraulic brakes a lot of people commenting asking how to upgrade to hydraulic brakes

[@shutupdog11]

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[@philburton9486]

THANK YOU FOR THE VID!!UK PHIL!

[@brucebright9949]

Very good info

[@MacNifty]

I have had mine since 2003 I am a day 1er for United States. I still have mine, over 350 recharging cycles.

[@EssexHouseMax]

Great info thanks homie 👍🏾

[@Scentedstyle]

Thanks bro

[@joelcortes6040]

i got the same scooter and damn!!! electric brushless motor pretty quick !

[@chrisulmer694]

*Jason Evo, you're awesome man! Thanks so much for this very helpful information!*

[@Scentedstyle]

Thanks Chris, I'm happy to help

[@chrisulmer694]

@@Scentedstyle You're certainly welcome Jason. I come to your channel often to get as much information as I can about my 1600W Uberscoot and you were the one got got me started in this AWESOME sport in the first place! *Thank You* On another note, I was wondering if you can also help me with a problem I've been having.........Every once in a while when, say I'm sitting at a red light and the light turns green, when I open the throttle, my scooter will not respond. I was having this problem a couple months ago and I figured the problem was a damaged control board. A few months ago while switching out the lead acid battery for the lithium battery, I forgot that the cables from the battery were still connected to the red and black wires from the control board and yanked pretty hard. As embarrassed as I am to admit this, I actually did this a few times because I guess I get careless when I am totally hooked onto something like this. Anyway, I noticed (back then) that the throttle would do the same thing it's doing now by not responding at times. This lead to more frequent times it would do this which then led to all 3 lights shutting off when I tried to open the throttle and finally the 3rd stage came with the scooter showing no signs of life when I turned the ignition on (on a fully charged battery.) At that point I figured I needed to order a new control board (which btw takes freakin' forever because every store online in the USA gets sold out of those in a matter of days!) When that control board finally came in, I switched it out for the old control board and I was having no problems until a few days ago when suddenly it starts doing the same damn thing at a traffic light, LOL! *So therefore my question to you is do think this problem is a bad throttle switch? I swear to you that I have been EXTREMELY careful to disconnect the battery and not accidentally yank on those red and black wires coming from the control board. Could I have been actually dealing with 2 different problems and solved the first problem with the control board while the problem with the throttle? If not, what do you think the problem is? As always, your knowledge and help will be MUCH appreciated!*

[@Scentedstyle]

You need to change out the throttle because if one of those 7 wires from the throttle get damaged from yanking on it or just overheating can cause the controller to fail. Those controllers you see in this video are bought because i had the same issue as you, my throttle stopped working i figured it was the controller i swapped it out turned on the scooter it turned for about 5 seconds and died- turned out the throttle had a faulty wire (in my case a burnet wire hardly noticeable) and it caused my new controller to fry so i swapped out the throttle and changed the controller to 38amps controller and its been more than a year and no problems at all Since you the 1600w and the lithium battery i would highly recommend that you upgrade your controller to this 40A from aliexpress two downsides to it, one its missing the wire for the indicator for the batteries light but since you have lithium you don't need it as you know you'll probably get tired before the lithium dies. Two the shipping takes between 2-3Weeks if you can live without the battery light go with this controller you'll get more power and speed took a while but i found it goo.gl/ovPDmc

[@chrisulmer694]

@@Scentedstyle OH COOL!! So I get even more power and speed now! This is great and it's because of these inside tips like this that I keep coming back to your channel! Thanks again for the advise man! One question about switching out the throttle.......Is it really easy to swap out like the control board or is it a lot more complicated? If it's really hard, do you have a video on how to do it?

[@Scentedstyle]

Thanks bro for all your support these videos are for you guys and its my pleasure to help DAMN IT i know i forgot something. I should have included how to swap out the controller but its not hard if you do it correctly what you want to do is remove one harness/wire at a time and reconnect it to the new controller do it step by step you wont have any problems the throttle is pretty simple as it comes with the correct harnesses so you just plug it in to the same ones you remove from the controller if you have trouble just let me know and i'll make a video on it

[@cowboyswami2017]

Great Content 😎👍

[@xboxice2005]

Good video mate 👌regarding battery indicator,you can install a external indicator,I did that on mine 👍when I upgraded from 48v to 60v,my stock indicator still works but it's not accurate as I'm still using the stock 48v throttle 😊

[@DroneGirl1]

Looks very cool! :)

[@noname-bo1xx]

Ur awesome how U explain is very very God Especially for us not so smart girls ,I like listening to U Thanku soooo muuuucccchhhhh

[@smoxesk]

So I have done well with my 2500w 60v scooter sweet next buy in few years am.ok.now

[@nexus9876]

Good info right here

[@ccccen]

Nice freaken scooter

[@georgecolon2786]

Up to this day , in my opinion this the best scooter to have , most strong , easier to fix , easier to upgrade and more comfortable that any other scooters ,, i got it too and I love it ..i am thinking in putting a very powerful lithium battery with more ah / amps .. The only thing I don't like is the acid batteries that comes with it, too little life power ...

[@tacagarcia1080]

Great video

[@doctorlexington517]

Great vid

[@markali-gilkes8517]

Got the same type E-scooter. One in choosing & Slo are, same bodies.

[@lnoncent]

Great info

[@debrahberk6503]

how are you these days man? thanks for the tips and more! i'm thinking about getting one from Amazon.

[@vr1939]

Sick video

[@Scentedstyle]

thanks bro

[@StukHere2]

I love my UberScoot! I’m a70yr old Granny and live in a rural desert area. The knobby tires and shocks take me over rocks, bushes, any and everything the desert has. I’ve ridden uphill on trails and cruise through town. Now, I have a problem. Lead batteries need to be replaced. I’ve been told to go lithium. I know nothing about lithium. Where do I get them? Do I need new harness? Do the batteries come with wires, charger? Can the new battery be charged by the original Uber charger? I know, a lot of questions, but it’s beautiful outside! Not 110 degrees out yet! I want to ride, but can’t! Please, any answers are greatly appreciated

[@isawit9722]

All you need is the battery.....it should have the same receptacle on it.... your charger will take longer to charge it I'm guessing..

[@bigtylee]

Jason, I have been watching ur vids for a couple months since I bought a used Superscooter 36v 1000w used on a humble. Best, most informative vids I've seen. U have helped me decide on my next scooter (same as urs), and battery upgrade, as I plan to give the 1000w to my wife. I have already ordered a 36v 20ah battery from aliexpress(thanks my man) for the 1000w. Great vids Bro. Keep up the great work, and happy scootering!

[@xztechnozx6740]

Thanks

[@marioareal]

200% helpful video!! All very clear!! You are the top my man!! Definitely you reinforced my will to buy one. Just 3 questions please :) 1 - That model looks to be a folding one. Is that possible? 2 - How long will it take the batterie until they die for good? Maybe you could create a video just about it!? After all I believe it will be the most expensive part of it... 3 - Rain...!! The most common complaint, at least on the cheapest models...!!! How does this scooter handle that? I live at London buddy... :D

[@just1726]

rain and scooter is not a good mix tbh and the battery it really depend if you over charge it but you could upgrade for a lithium one

[@808pathfinder]

awesome job on how to trouble shoot your hole scooter gave you thumbs up on this 1 .. One thing I would add is upgrade your power connectors and if you pass 20A dont use the yellow box and cut off end connectors ,use higher amp rated connectors ,like 40A Bullet connectors ,1 more thing, if you bypass the light, horn ,brake light plug add a On/Off switch . You will see a bit more range and power :)

[@808pathfinder]

at 48:30 i like your stunt moves ,having fun going home and forgetting you got food in a bag lol

[@paulthomas9981]

you to cool man great info

[@Scentedstyle]

Thanks brotha

[@vr1939]

Your videos are great and very useful. I am curious would you even think about getting an electric bike?

[@Scentedstyle]

I already have one i have a video on this channel doing A test ride on my 1500w Ebike

[@acsaiyanbalce4610]

You’re the Uberscoot Driver!!

[@rodolfomeba]

Thanks for sharing lodi.

[@michaeljohnson6473]

I love that you put a Lithium battery in there. I am thinking of buying an Uberscoot.. Question. Besides 12 Volts, what is the difference between the 1,000 Watt and 1,600 watt model?? Can it be converted by only adding or removing 12 volts?

[@wtffy204]

Food was subjected to 35 mph cold winds enjoy your cold food, probly worth it for the ride though yes.

[@rockstar2934]

Thanks for this video as i rear won to buy this scooter. So now I shall whatch the video

[@acsaiyanbalce4610]

I got the 2000 watt Mototec version of this (basically the same scooter without the lights) fast as hell with the stock battery (I believe it’s 4x12 volts=48 volts, not so sure about the Amps). Will be upgrading to a 60v 25amp lithium making it 1500 watt (60x25=1500). I know my scooters controller caps off at 2200 watts so I should be ok. I know I’ll have a faster scooter after the upgrade, I just hope I have further range. Plan on taking this to work and my trip will average 24 miles. I did also purchase the wire kit. Wish me luck, I’m hoping it all works out.

[@smoxesk]

how did it all work out ?? i have the 60v battery shit ...

[@sodenoshirayuki4288]

now i know how do a burnout. Unplug orange and white cable

[@BowWowPewPewCQ]

AH means Amp Hours. It is how all batteries are rated. Hall is for hall effect sensor. It is only the position of the rotor so the controller knows how to fire the stator power.

[@jackdrake887]

Could you make a video on how to do the conversion please

[@ronnyiversen7937]

Hi Buddy, Thanks for taking your time and post these helpful videos. are you running 30 mph or 30 km per hour. by looking it seems like 30mph.

[@ddiddy5101]

Thanks for the info. If i want to upgrade my batt for my 1000w uberscoot model just like yours, can you recommend what battery to upgrade to for longer rides?

[@jaymcluvin6809]

Great vid Jason,Where did you get the controller?

[@justindeloach6751]

Bro your response to that drunk dude at the end was amazing, just rode my uberscoot for the first time today and I love it. The chain is kinda loud though should I be worried that it's too tight? It doesn't have much play in it but it can be moved. It's the way it came out of the box so I didn't know if should mess with it.

[@imsraxyt8122]

Try WD40 spray or chain wax lube its probably loud bc uts squeaking or something but just try.

[@randyrivera4931]

Yes but i like to go fast all the time top speed i love it

[@zaincuriel3279]

and that's a beautiful scooter it's got to go over 31 miles an hour I love these scooters

[@JustinPlayzMCPE]

Dope

[@paulcosquieri5789]

Awsome video brother! Thanks a million! Ive got a 36v 1000w scooter and i love it. Had to buy new batteries 2 months agio and the range was amaizing until ive noticed it lasting less, and takes less time to charge. Sounds like a battery is faulty. I have informed the shop and ill be taking it for an inspection next week. Thing is. They can only check battery volts and not ah. 🤔 Ill see what they say then. On another note, where dis you get that battery from? What make is it so i could ask about it at my local battery shop? Thanks a lot once again dude.

[@itsragz2847]

Bat's from China

[@nikmihprorock]

Great video. What is the range with lithium battery ?

[@markali-gilkes8517]

I would like to know how u tighten up front end for play in bearing front ends.

[@loyaltyovermoney5942]

If u want your battery indicator on make a twin connector from speed controller its why I did cause my new controller came with one indicator connector so I cut the old one off n wire it to new one controller on same indicator connector

[@samoconnor139]

Hey Jason, I was wondering if you have done a comparison of the 1000 and the 1600 without the lithium battery?

[@ps5stuffguy]

That's a long journey

[@dominicmillstrunnell2805]

you should like get the dualped scorpion + it goes 62+mph and ver 70 miles per charge.

[@josim3514]

Hi. Thanks for the video. What app are you using for the speedometer? Didn’t find an Uberscoot one. Thanks.

[@StukHere2]

3 months later, no comments, suggestions. Didn’t need your help after all 😏. Amazon had the perfect battery, best price I found. Installed, no prob. Even installed the new charger attachment where old 1 was for the lead batteries. Scoot is now light enough, I can lift the front or back, no prob. A few adjustments to chain, air in tires AND off I go! Farther and faster than before. 25 miles on combo dirt/pavement and on yellow now. Possibly 30? I’ll let you know!

[@BIGCHATZ42]

what harness did you use?

[@StukHere2]

@@BIGCHATZ42 I ordered my battery off Amazon and it came with a harness/pigtail. I cut off the harness from lead batteries, used butt connectors to the pigtail end of new battery. happily riding ever since. I’m a 70 yr old Grandma and I love it! I ride it around our little town almost daily. To the point I bought a 175cc Scooter for cruising the roads and places farther than my Uber can go. 👍👵🏻. ps: going to have to change my name, I am no longer Stuk Here! Lol

[@smoxesk]

ok i bought one of these 60v 2000w plus battery is whack i got my money back ??? now am just lookng at parts to make it rideable in the streets. i just need to buy loads of parts what will now be hard to get because china locked down the battery is the first thing i need to change get me a 24ah ;ithium io battery in there not polyesterbattery only giving 4 miles range if that. thanks for this video man i know how to chop wire n fix em just can not be messing em up i dont want to fry anything we see coulours chins see volts in cables. that there is a big problem

[@tok220]

Hey dude. Just inquiring. Have you done a full review of the fat tier scooter??

[@jayvlog9841]

Yeah yeah yeah

[@tonyfresh1]

I would Highly recommend before you put heat shrink tubing on bare wires you do a wrap of electrical tape first.

[@detroitgamergod5906]

Tony Fresh how are these in water are they water proof or resistant I heard u can’t get it wet

[@barbourj22]

I repair electronics for a living and I disagree. All shrink tube should be dual layer shrink tube or "marine grade" shrink tube. There is no need for electrical tape.

[@d.khoung359]

My 1000w uberscoot battery is starting to die. Was wondering if I buy a 48v LiFe battery, can I just replace the battery and get more voltage or do I have to replace the speed controller as well? Great video, by the way!!!

[@tracysmith4132]

Hello Are you still around just wondering how you install the headlights on the Uberscoot thank you

[@jeantaylor6785]

can you give me a link to wear you got the decal kit on ali rxpress please. love all your videos by the way

[@joannewebb8125]

How do u change the engine sprocket ⚙️ is it all one piece?

[@oscarlara1ol]

Hello Jason, your videos about the UBER scooter are Full of great information. I have a 1600w original scooter it is a great scooter time has come to change the Baterries. I want to upgrade to lithium 48v, 254h and 2000w. I'm buying the Battery from the website you recommend. I had two questions. Question number 1. Do I have to change the original controller that comes in the scooter or I can use the same controller? 2nd question what type of fuse should I use for the Battery harness with two fuses holders in the red cable should I use 25 maps fuses? Thanks in advance for your great support to the scooter community

[@Scentedstyle]

Sorry for the late response I just saw your comment. 1. You don’t need to change the controller the stock one will work just fine but it does give you more speed if you upgrade the to a 40amps controller. 2. It depends on which harness you have but it’s an 80amps fuse if you have one like mine which holds two fuses then you need two 40amp fuses if you have the newer ones with just one spot for the fuse then get an 80amp fuse.

[@hansonromero4912]

I put a 52 volt lithium battery on mine and is working great so far hasn’t burned any cables yet…

[@derrickwillie4449]

What is the red button under the battery range indicator?

[@brenthumphreys5747]

I only want to potter along slowly on the pavements. Thinking about getting a bigger rear sprocket set up as I think it should increase run time when just ambling about.

[@fatfat6389]

No, don't waste money, just buy it and accelerate carefully as you need, of course lower speed saves battery as motor turns slower, if you replace the rear sprocket with a bigger one the motor needs to rev faster, think about it.

[@brenthumphreys5747]

@@fatfat6389 indeed, I am kinda comparing to my RC cars and their brushless and lithium power. Thanks. Do you know if the 1000 watt motor on the Chaos 48 volt is lipo compatible as the weight diffrence and run time are big factors for me not being in best health. Thanks.

[@fatfat6389]

I don't know particularly for Chaos 48 volt, nor for Lipo for sure, but all motors should work with standard e-bike Li-ion batteries, it just matters from their controllers. Should be the same for Lipo as well, just need to have the right controller I guess.

[@brenthumphreys5747]

@@fatfat6389 I will look into it when I talk with Funbikes UK as they are sending my fixed Chaos tomorrow 😋

[@longyone1980]

Lol at the end 😂😂😂🍺🍺🍺

[@DH-mf2lv]

Can you guide me on replacement lithium batteries for my 48V Go-Bowen electric scooter. Thanks.

[@mohkmonk5370]

So if I like to use 2 motors(36v800w front wheel motor) I just need to increase the controller. 2 36 motor = 72v controller.

[@williamtabare8376]

Ciao.. Complimenti bellissimo e velocissimo.. Posso chiederti che pezzi hai messo per farlo correre così?

[@imsraxyt8122]

Can you make the long stem shorter?

[@patricknegro5071]

What’s up Jason?I have a similar scooter, what’s the best mount to buy for my Samsung Android phone?I have the speedometer app.Lol.Great Video man!.A lot of detail and things I should know to take care of my scooter!

[@turtlepowersf]

Ram mounts are the best. they have configurations for every possible mounting scenario.

[@Scentedstyle]

I have the cheapest mount from eBay which works great just type in bike mounts.

[@turtlepowersf]

@@Scentedstyle yeah it's hard to go wrong, but they were asking for the best mount. Ram mounts (x-grip),are super fast to mount/dismount and my phone never rattles or anything while on my motorcycle. very durable also.

[@patricknegro5071]

turtlepowersf Thanks to both you guys!Will try both “Ebay” and Ram mounts, X-grip!

[@jctremblay2282]

Hi what application for KM Or MILES THX

[@worldexplorerPL]

Hi, I see in the video that you also have VELOCIFERO, do you see any significant difference between VELOCIF and the one you show on the film?

[@TheSkyPod]

What is the controller you used to mod your 1600W Uberscoot , and where did you get it and the 44 tooth sprocket ?

[@Tennouseijin]

Thanks for all the info. I'm considering buying an electric scooter, but my local reseller is offering a few variants, some with lead-acid batteries and some with lithium-ion batteries, and I got the impression that the latter are heavily overpriced. So I'm planning to buy the cheaper variant, and buying the lithium batteries separately, but I wanted to know if I should expect any problems (say, the controller refusing to work with 'unoriginal batteries', like many laptops refuse to work with unoriginal chargers). Since the merchant appears to be making a nice profit margin on their 'premium batteries' I doubt I could get the info from them :P

[@Scentedstyle]

You can get any lithium battery you want as long as it’s the same voltage as the scooter. Using the same controller with lithium for me worked just fine however I do recommend buying a new controller with higher amps ($35) to max out the speed/power.

[@Tennouseijin]

@@Scentedstyle I'll consider it once I get there xD For now, I'm just a guy who's been using mostly public transport, thinking what options I have if I don't plan on buying a car any time soon. I'd like a vehicle I can drive slow if I want to, I can stop anytime I want, and cars just don't seem to fit the bill :P Since most electric scooters seem to have around 250w advertised power, I assume 1000w should be more than enough for my needs. I just want a nice buffer for hilly terrain, driving on dirt roads, in bad weather or in winter. Maybe offroad, but that's not a requirement. I'm considering moving from suburbs to a village that is 8 km away from the nearest train station, and only sees like 2 buses a day, so that's the main reason why I'm considering electric vehicles. I'm just worried how I'll deal with winter. I've heard electric scooters don't work too well in cold, losing a lot of power capacity. I wonder if I could solve this by keeping the battery warm during winter commutes :P

[@ceasarstudioceasarbelliard7873]

Hi, how do you remove the break levelers, i would appreciate your help. thanks

[@TheSkyPod]

At 37:25 , please be careful while cutting these and make sure they do not touch . Cut one at a time and solder 1 at a time .

[@familyguyandothergreatanim2371]

You are so cool

[@hansonromero4912]

Can you please put the link for brake pads need to replace mine!

[@OHADASSUSIL]

How are you Question When I walk my scooter backwards it make noise and stop in one point Any suggestions? Got is yesterday Thank you

[@richardkonsky]

When the battery is full it is at between 1560-1740 watts a full 48v battery should be between 52-58.4 volts

[@RobertBrown-wo1vx]

How do you get a speed monitor on your phone for your Electric scooter

[@bivol5628]

Were is yours favourite gadget (elettric scooter

[@buder5116]

i got the same scooter as the 1000watt but they are mostly noname brand since everyone make dem :S but nice

[@joaopereira3069]

hello Jason , I was watching your video after losing almost half an hour watching videos that did not help me at all. in my case I bought a used 1000W 48V Evo Electric Scooters from 2015. after watching your video I would like to know if it is possible to modify it to a 1600w, what dou you recommend? thanks for the videos Bro

[@Scentedstyle]

You will have to change out the controller to a 1600w controller and also the battery needs to be replaced from 36v to a 48v battery the motor will still work after upgrading but if you want more torque you might want to upgrade the motor also. Pretty much it’s simple just swapping parts out from 36v to 48v the tricky part is finding a 48v battery to fit in the 1000w model as it’s a bit smaller than the 1600w. One option is when buying a lithium battery you can measure your scooter and have them custom build the battery to fit inside

[@gungo0688]

How do you pump up the back tire?

[@JJSmith1100]

I have a slightly oposite question. How can I reduce the throttle response on a S1000W? A friend of mine in his late 50's has one of these and he uses it when visiting farm fairs etc. since he has a problem walking, but the scooters throttle response is a bit to lively for this purpose. Any advise?