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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.

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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We are here to support our Customers in every way we can. While we don’t have the size of the freestyle range we once had, we still have a range of over 300 pro scooters and pro scooter parts and work closely with our partners to ensure we have a competitive offer.

@@ScooterHutTV can i ask why you have moved on?

@@willfraser1862 As the industry is ever changing we have had to evolve with it, electronic scooter endeavours were and are inevitable as a scooter company if we are going to continually maintain a competitive edge with other local and national scooter companies!

@@ScooterHutTV i respect that but why not be the company that stands out from the rest? Idk u know more than I do..

Also, would you not be better off cutting down on the lower quality retail pro scoots rather than removing some of your original products? Take your titanium bars for example, they where in a lot higher in demand than some of the more crappier products (respectfully) that you sold. (I mean no disrespect btw) 😃

Hi there, The Apollo City Pro does feature Dual 500w motors whereas the Apollo City has one rear 500w motor, I hope this helps! - Tom, Scooter Hut Customer Care

@@ScooterHutTV ok so yeah thats what I thought. Thank you Tom. Bought mine online today. Very excited for it to arrive.

that would be interesting!

Just over 50!

He said it only used one bar of power😂 You can't believe anything he says

Most electric scooter ranges are tested on lower modes to maximise range capabilities whereas sports mode tends to use up more juice for a more thrilling, capable ride! happy riding :)

We'd have to get back out on the road to answer your first two questions! as for suspension, the climber does not come with any upgradeable options unfortunately!

@@ScooterHutTV I don't think the G2 would make that distance lol.... for Q one I was more hoping not so much as a road test, but info from someone who knows those three hills - the one in your test, the one at Robina and the one at Southport.... Thanks anyways.

@@MisterReacts I'll ask around and see if anyone has tackled these hills! Thanks for your call yesterday afternoon I hope I was able to help in making your decision about the S1 or Climber!

@@ScooterHutTV Great call Thanks! Now to the hills, so, if you have a look at Google Maps Robina Scooter Hut, you'll see across the greenspace is a road called Aspendale Pl. A quick trip down the footpath, through the park and you are there. Let me tell you, that is a steep hill. Maybe steeper than the hills I mentioned. Well, the S1 got up that hill in D mode, albeit slower than eco mode will go. But it did it..... BUT.... the Climber got up that hill at 24kph! WOWserrs, that has some torque... sure I felt the footpath joints a tad more on the Climber than the S1 obviously, but not enough as a deal breaker for me. *I* felt more grounded on the Climber - don't know how to describe it, more settled, stable, some other adjective? Anyways, I am now the proud owner of an Inmotion Climber!

If you're looking to tackle steep hills, the Inmotion Climber is made for this purpose. I will definitely pass along your suggestion to our team for the G2!

It depends on the state!! What state are you looking for the answer for? :) SB

Hi there, It does not have an adjustable stem, however, our Kaabo Sky 10C scooter does :)

On our online store, or in store at Scooter Hut! :)

100! Practice makes progress, and you should always strive to progress :) SB

We love to hear it! Happy you're enjoying riding and it's working well :) SB

This is the most fake range test on the planet😂

We recommend that the handlebar height sits somewhere between the rider's belly button and waist.

@@ScooterHutTV i saw a video that says scs compression is measured diffferently than other compressions and i dont know how to compare that to my kick scooter.

In regards to handlebar height, the general rule applies to all compressions! :) SB

@@ScooterHutTV ok thanks 😊

It's always sad to see :(

It really comes down to the rider after all :)

No they can get stuck in your bats

Bars*

What @inover0 said! :) - Tom, Customer Care Team Member

How would i get them out

There are plenty of helpful tips and tricks to get them out that can be found in other videos! If you'd like help from somebody, you can also take the scooter into any of our retail stores at Scooter Hut to get assistance :) SB

Hey Mike, 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!! JL

@@ScooterHutTV wow thanks for the quick response.. ive been scootering for 3 months now with my 2 sons (9 and7). I'm still working on clearing the coping teetering in, as it is the most comfortable way ive found to drop in ... oddly enough I can boneless in some ramps with speed but other ramps have insufficient room to get up to speed... so teetering in is my option... I'll keep at it

We love to hear it, Mike, getting out with the boys and riding with them! Awesome!! Progress at your 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 :)@@mikep509

Hi there, can you send a picture to our customer service team at info@scooterhut.com.au so we can help you with this?

They sure do as long as it's not an SCS Clamp, I hope that helps! - Tom, Scooter Hut Customer Care Team

@@ScooterHutTV thanks

Hi there, we recommend not modifying your scooter's speed.