Inmotion RS Scooter Tire Change: Step-by-Step Guide... Tubeless PMT Slicks from Wyrd Ryds
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- čas přidán 1. 04. 2024
- I've been blessed with the absolute pleasure of reviewing this beast scooter, the InMotion RS! Of course my first two upgrades are PMT slicks from Wyrd Ryds as well as a carbon fiber handlebar. Was a very straightforward tire change process, you can tell InMotion cares about how easy repairs are for their customers. Quick disconnects, easy cable routing, and nice design all around really makes this a simple tire change.
Slicks at Wyrd Ryds:
www.wyrdryds.com/products/pmt...
Get the RS with FREE Pmt Upgrade:
www.wyrdryds.com/products/inm...
Get the RS directly from InMotion:
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Thanks for not cutting out the hard parts you're a good dude
I love the quick disconnect motor wire unlike the other scooters.
For sure! Same connector as on Nami and Mukuta, they are great!
@@ScootaGang I didn’t know Nami had one. I love the Burn E2 Max. I am still deciding new scooter. I have to get it real soon
@@ElectricScooterMan version 2 of the Nami Burn E2 Max is my first PEV. Wow! With the PMT tires fro WYRD RYDS I wasn't ready for the power lol. X Mode is insane. I recommend buying. It doesn't look like a toy like the rest of the scooters. Even though the styling is dated It's like motorcycle and super quiet while riding. I switched out the thumb throttle for a finger throttle. Haven't had a chance to try it out yet (weather) but I have only put 30 miles on it so far. So far I'm happy. I recommend.
@@cocoabiscuits I believe Klima has the disconnected motor and not sure about the E2 max? I’m still thinking of Dualtron Thunder 3
@@ElectricScooterMan Titaone x10 is beast
Great vid. Been waiting for someone to do this!
Hope it helps ya when the time comes!
Thank you very much for this
Great video! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks guys! Keep up the great work!
I be having so many questions i appreciate your vids! This is my favorite CZcams scooter rider!! You made me get a cheap entry level scooter just to get start and to get the feel of the road now I want something more advanced!! Great vids man!! Quick ? …. Why are the tires so slick I’m just curious
Very good video. I definitely know what it feels like to challenge the Bead, lol! You are definitely the MAN for putting up this video. I had to use my air compressor too because my regular air pump and my little mini Xiomi scooter tire pump just didn't have enough air pressure power to pop the tire back into the bead. Thumbs up, man. I can't wait to see you riding with the slicks. I was thinking of going with the Stradile ones. But they cost $100.00 each at VoroMotors.
I can't wait to ride on these slicks too! Thanks man, I watched your steering damper video yesterday, that might have to be my next project, I like what you did to tighten it more. Keep up the great work on your channel!
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This is why i love split rims so much easier to change tires
Definitely easier to change split rims. But once you get rid of the tubes, you also get rid of most of the flat tires anyways. So to me tubeless is superior plus you can run it at lower psi for these PMT tires without risking pinch tubes.
Placing the front wheel back witht he two inner spacers are a major PITA!!!!
1.9bar is about 27psi max for the T41 100/55 6.5, so 35psi is a little too much. Also, those tires should fit fine on the RS without cutting the fender, maybe it wasn't completely centered? Good work btw.
Bro which would u chose mukuta 10+ or the Vsett 10! And one more thing are they from the same manufacturer?
Do you think you could do a video on installing either studs or tracks on a scooter so you could ride in the snow/ice??
Yeah I did it in this tiktok, works great:
www.tiktok.com/t/ZPRTQutLK/
@@ScootaGang great thanks!! Any vids on putting a snow plow on to move snow out of your way to ride?
Where did you get the lift to do the service work?
The gouging of the rims seems to happen in all the tubeless tire change videos. They sell rim guards so I’ll order one to have on hand. Thx
Why do scooter companies keep putting the rotor on the same side as the power cable. The disconnect helps.I'm sure but having to take your breaks off and your rotor just to change the tire seems excessive
9:18 - "TINY BIT" well, if that if tiny, what is not). I have experience of changing tires on Dualtron's.. and now I understand why minimotors doesn't paint their disks.. because after first tire change it will look damaged like...
Oh don't get me started on minimotors. I just found out that all dualtrons 11 inch and up are the opposite of quick disconnects. They advise you to cut the motor wire and solder new connectors every time you want to remove it... because of that I refuse to repair those anymore.
@@ScootaGang yea exactly, but for over 10k km rode on Dualtron’s and never got problems with this. I think it’s better having no connector than something which will break after some time in future.
@@ScootaGang you just need to open top plate and push cable a bit outside, then do you tire change easily with just disconnects of the disk from the motor. That’s much easier then to work with a disk. Then with a motor. Also when disk is bent - you need to replace a whole..
@@ScootaGang I'm not sure how it will last for this inmotion. For Dualtron's it's never been a problems, I have 3years experience and 10k km rode. Riding hard in a forest only.. I don't think RS will survive my first 1k km even)
How big of a deal is it if the tires are backwards. I had the same pmt slicks put on my wolf king gt by a shop and they put the rear tire backwards
Since slicks do not have a directional tread pattern, it makes no difference how to install them.
Hey can you drop a link to the jack you've used
Yep this is the Jack:
amzn.to/3TNnZ6i
Have you tried the E Fires? If so, how do you like them?
It's a great year round tire with great traction and grip. Until they make a 10 inch slick, it's the best you can get. Slicks are still only available for 11 inch scooters. Have them on the Mukuta 10+, Vsett 10+, and Maxfun 10 pro right now. Worth the money for sure.
@ScootaGang okay sweet. I just didn't want to feel like I'd made the wrong choice. I have them on my NR D6+ 2.0.
500 mile review is gonna come out wayy faster with the battery on the RS!
i prefer using zipties to keep a side squeezed before getting it over the rim with the levers, keeps a side of the tire in the middle of the rim making it way easier, imo, atleast
Zip ties work great for that! I ran out of all my big ones and you don't really need it tho
@@ScootaGang yeah true, don't need it but makes it so much easier, sometimes i even use it to remove the tires that are on there cause zipties are cheap and i always have tons of them and it makes it so much quicker to do
i don't like wasting time on a tire change but i also don't like split rims so them large motorcycle tire levers like you have in the vid and zip ties are my best friends
to clarify: due to my lifelong awful experience with bicycles, pinch flats, and often not willing to check pressure in time i will avoid split rim/inner tube like the plague 😂
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I Got A Single Motor Scooter From HiBoy! 🤦🏽♂️now I want the Mukuta 10+. I know that’s a big step but why not!! 😂😂
That's a good step up as long as you are comfortable with the your area. Really helps to ride a baby scooter like a hiboy for awhile to learn the routes but then it's pretty easy to step up once you know where you are going and where the big bumps are at already.
All scooters need quick release motor cables.
Yes and I guarantee they all will have them soon.
This scooter is good, but it costs so much that for this money the following PMT tires, Magura brakes, Rock Shox shock absorbers and Japanese bearings should already be installed. For less money it is better to buy Teverun Supreme or Titaone X10
u will probably get a flat tire n 1 month and change the tire again
Anything is possible but that's really unlikely considering I have 6000+ miles on these slicks and never had a flat tire...
bit of scraping... dude... bad
The slicks are wider then the stock tire so it's to be expected. Better then some scooters I've had to grind down the back of the brake caliper to fit wider tires...