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Unfortunately, I do not have Shaun's stats. But he is smaller than 160cm I can confirm.

These should be due in by the end of the week.

Unfortunately, we do not offer this service in store.

Hi there, I am not too sure what you mean. Please send a video of the issue to our customer service team at info@scooterhut.com.au

@@ScooterHutTV So like, when you ride the scooter, it just keeps flickering, the screen

@@HardMacroUser I would suggest taking it to your closest store for assessment. Please click on the link to view store locations and contact information: scooterhut.com.au/pages/store-locator

Your scooter will come with some battery life, we recommend fully charging it before taking it out on your first ride.

I would love to assist you with some recommendations, can I ask a few questions to determine the right scooter for you? What weight will you be loading the scooter at? What distances do you intend on travelling? Are there any inclines on your journey?

@@ScooterHutTV yes please, i want comfort speed nd long kms, but cant decide, live in melbourne, plan to use it going to work,, i saw the inokim oxo

Hi there, Yes it will.

Hi there, Are you referring to the micro spacer or the lower bearing?

@@ScooterHutTV a spacer

@@HG_Scootz It essentially goes between your headset and clamp.

Please feel free to reach out to our customer service team at info@scooterhut.com.au, we can help troubleshoot what hardware may be missing or needed to ensure your build is compatible.

To maximize the range of your Apollo electric scooter: Battery Management: Keep the battery fully charged and avoid deep discharges. Riding Mode: Use eco mode to extend the range by reducing power consumption. Tire Pressure: Maintain proper tire pressure as specified by the manufacturer. Weight Reduction: Lighten the load on your scooter; more weight reduces the overall range of the scooter. Keep in mind these scooters are tested with a light test subject to range can vary. Consistent Speed: Maintain a steady, moderate speed to conserve battery life. Avoid Hills when possible: Choose flatter routes to reduce power usage. Check Weather: Cooler temperatures can reduce battery efficiency and range. Following these tips should help you get closer to the maximum advertised range of 41 miles. Regards, Scooter Hut Customer Care

Range tests are done in non-real-world conditions. You wont ever get claimed range. Rule of thumb is, halve the claimed range. You should get that and maybe up to 2/3 claimed, with 3/4 claimed as super bonus but do not expect it. Of course, some sellers do their own range tests and use those figures, while others like tese guys just quote manufacturer claimed range. If they claim 69 then assume 35 to 46 in real world riding, consider yourself luck if you get 52.... Full charge, correctly inflated tires, flat terrain, don't weight much, ride at 20kp and you get better range than weighing a lot, riding up hills, trying to go fast everywhere with underinflated tires.

Hey there, the manufacturer calculates the max speed, range, and hill climb under controlled factory conditions. Factors such as rider weight, terrain, hills, power mode, and heavy acceleration can greatly affect these figures.

Practice makes permanence!

Hi there! When replacing your scooter bars with a taller set, especially for SCS (Standard Compression System) compatibility, you need to ensure that the new bars have the same outer diameter as your original bars. The inner diameter is typically not as critical unless you are using a specific compression system that requires a certain inner diameter. For SCS, the common outer diameter is 34.9mm (oversized) or 31.8mm (standard). Make sure the new bars match the outer diameter of your SCS clamp. If your new bars are taller and have a larger outer diameter than your original set, you will need an appropriate SCS clamp that fits the new bars.

@@ScooterHutTV I found the bars I ordered had been measured wrong so I thought I was going insane. Got another set and it’s fit perfectly! Thanks!

Nice Going! Hopefully we can get setup in Geelong sooner than later ;)

Classic. I'm 53 and doing EXACTLY the same thing in Melbourne! The parking is a JOKE NOW!! I'll ride 8kms from Kew to Southbank, all bike lanes and Trail. I'm getting this one or the Segway G2 Max.

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@@ScooterHutTV omg hi

Hi there, Most IHC forks will have this included.

@@ScooterHutTV brilliant thank you

That is correct! Each motor produces a minimum out put of 450w and maximum (sport mode) of 750w enabling a 1500w max output.

@@ScooterHutTV Oh! Thank you for the clarification! So riding in the regular mode will give more range. :)

@@LivingTheWayOfLove Yes, that's right!

Given that your cups are damaged it's highly likely that new bearings wouldn't fix your issue or even fit for that matter. If you need further assistance please feel free to email us with a picture of your deck to info@scooterhut.com.au

A headset is a necessary part of all scooters.

Hi there, please email our customer care team at info@scooterhut.com.au with a list, video, or photo's of the parts you are trying to use together.

You're most welcome!

Hi there, unfortunately we are out of stock for this component, however upon checking I can see it does not.

Hi There, The scooter that you are looking at has a deck size more fitted for street use than park. However, due to your height, it will better suit you. With the bar, it depends on where the height will come up to on your body. If the 28 inch bars will fall within the golden spot as described, than the scooter will be perfect! If you have any further questions or want any further assistance, you can contact our customer support team at info@scooterhut.com.au. Warm regards, The Scooter Hut Team.

@@ScooterHutTV thank you for the reply, appreciate it

Hi There, It's great to hear that you are passionate about the scooters! The team are well informed on the bearings and how to properly grease them. Thank you for the feedback. If you'd like to inform us further, our customer care team can be contacted at info@scooterhut.com.au. Kind regards, The Scooter Hut Team.

@@ScooterHutTV My comment, though public, was meant more for the individual in this video, and more importantly, anyone watching it that would be inclined to believe that what he was doing achieved any lasting benefit for his poor unfortunate headset. However, I’m glad to know that someone involved with this video is so well informed. Shame that the individual in question was not. I hope you have a wonderful evening, Mr/Ms ScooterHutTV.

dude makes a good point though if you can go the extra step to regrease the actual bearings inside

Hi There, WOW! How did you manage to get to such a high speed? Scooter Hut Customer Care.

Hi Erik, We're stoked to hear that the scooter has been solid! The warmer weather should definitely bring on some better experiences, and we hope the E-Scooter continues to provide you with a good ride! Warm regards, Scooter Hut Customer Care.

Hey there! Using the same grease for scooter headset and skatepark scooter wheel bearings isn't ideal. Headset bearings endure rotational forces, while wheel bearings face harsher conditions with dirt and moisture. It's best to use specialized grease for wheel bearings, ensuring proper protection and longevity in skatepark environments. Regards, Scooter Hut Team

Thanks for your feedback!

@@ScooterHutTV Hm, that's strange. Someone in another comment section told me it has regen braking. Also, according to Fluid Free Ride website, this has "Adjustable regenerative electric braking". I'm confused now. lol

@@AMP3083official Hi There, Those comments are right. That's our bad, we got that incorrect. Both the Wolf Warrior X Plus and X Pro have regenerative braking that are adjustable! Apologies again. Kind regards, Scooter Hut customer care,

We would suggest going with the Apollo air as it provides a sturdier build as well as having newer technology! The air is also has an IP66 Water and dust resistance rating which trumps the Segway which would imply the Apollo range more maintenance free. If you have any other questions or concerns please don't hesitate to let me know! Kind Regards, Scooter Hut

Hey there, Can I ask a few questions to determine the right scooter for you? What weight will you be loading the scooter at? What distances do you intend on travelling? Are there any inclines on your journey?

@@ScooterHutTV hi Ans 1 - The weight on the scooter will b approximately 90 kg. (198lbs ) Ans2- distance is like approximately 25 kilometres one way . Ans 3 - no there are not intense inclines as i live on plains area.

@@kiratp1221 Both will provide a great experience! The segway will provide a further distance of 65km and since you are travelling a fair distance one way it would be better in this instance to leverage motor power with distance for stress free riding. It seems that the segway would be a better fit for your case, however if you'd like a little bit of extra power with the added benefit of front suspension, I would lean more toward the Apollo. I hope this helps!

@@ScooterHutTV thanks I appreciate it.

Hi Andrew, It definitely depends on your needs and how often you will be commuting in areas with stairs and other inclines! Whilst the City Pro has some incredible features, it only has a maximum hill climb of 20 degrees and is not built to be ridden on stairs. Does your commute contain a large amount of stairs? Kind regards, Scooter Hut Customer Care.

Hi Zach, as shown in the first slow-motion clip dropping in, you need to pull up and forward on the bars very slightly as you're dropping in to lift the back wheel up temporarily and pass over the coping. If you don't lift the back wheel as you fall into the ramp, that back wheel will clip the coping and may cause you to crash or bail. Keep practising, you will get it!! Progress at your own comfortable rate, don't rush things. As long as you continue riding and practicing, nothing will stop you getting better, whether that's fast or slow, you got this! :) - Tom, Scooter Hut Customer Care

Send a photo through to info@scooterhut.com.au of your setup and we can assist.

@@ScooterHutTV I have sent an email to you thank you

Hi There, We're so happy to hear that you are enjoying the quality of the dual motor!! I hope it remains a great ride for you. Scooter Hut Customer Care.

Hi There! Yes, it does. Please let us know if we can answer any other questions:) Scooter Hut Customer Care.

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