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Brake pads are the part of a scooter you wear out on purpose. Here is how to see how much is left, the signs they are finished, how the pad types differ, and how to fit and bed in new ones.
Delivery riding means long shifts, stop-start traffic, cargo and a bike parked outside. Here is what to look for in range, racks, brakes and safety listings, and how the NYC rules affect your choice.
A seat lets you ride sitting down. A basket lets you bring the shopping home. Here is how the basket types differ, how to load them safely and which models list both.
A seat, a steady stance, a gentle top speed and controls that are easy to learn. Here is what makes an electric scooter comfortable for older riders, and which models fit.
For the right trip, a scooter is one of the easiest ways to get around. For the wrong one, it ends up in a closet. Here is a quick test, the honest downsides and how to pick one you will use.
Shared scooters are handy for the odd trip. Ride most days and the fees add up fast. Here is how to work out your own break-even point, plus what sharing and owning are like beyond the money.
A new battery can give a tired scooter its range back, but only the right pack, fitted the right way. Here is how to confirm the battery is at fault, what to match, and when to hand the job to a technician.
A steering damper calms the handlebar when a fast scooter starts to shake. It helps, but it does not fix loose parts. Here is how it works, what causes wobble, and which models list one.
A seat kit turns a stand-up electric scooter into a ride you can sit on, but only the kit made for your model is a safe fit. Here are the maker seat kits we carry, what each one fits, and how to fit and ride with one.
A damp cloth, mild soap and a soft brush do the job. Here is the routine from handlebar to tires, how to deal with mud and salt, and the cleaning habits that let water in.
Every electric scooter is built from the same core parts. Knowing what each one does makes spec sheets easier to read and tells you which parts wear out and which ones should last.
A used electric scooter can save money, but the battery, the warranty and the seller's story all carry risk. Here is what to ask, what to check, and when to walk away.
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