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@@Hokunin Really... You need to get out more!

That really depends on the condition... I don't see why an RS couldn't do 10,000km if it is liked after. Do check the condition of the motor connectors though, there has been a bit of an issue with them melting.

@@EUCBodyguard What should i look for when buying it? It has 3000km and is in pretty good shape, besides dirt and dust,etc. No crashes or whatsoever. Also, is there an app where i can check the battery performance or health?

@@EUCBodyguard As in the part where i can unplug both motors? They melt?

@@lmaojasey921 Yes, if the scooter has been ridden hard for sustained periods, these connectors can fail.

That's covered in the seeding video... ua-cam.com/video/BD1D1U6hi4s/v-deo.htmlsi=8lJkwiaY5lbGiGg6

"Insanely fast" is an understatement... We put a professional rider on our one and he was instantly just gone! The parts you are wanting are the Inmotion RS Bumpers (part numbers 400000027-400000029). They list each bumper as a separate part, but the opposite corners are identical, so I'm not sure why (they only need two). Looking at the parts list, the numbers do not come with the reflector in the middle, so you will need a couple of those two (part number 400000032). You should be able to get these parts from the dealer who supplied your RS, though you will probably have to wait for them to be shipped in from Inmotion. Also the reflective tape that covers the mounting screws don't show on the Inmotion parts list. You could source your own tape and just cut them, or you can order some from Roll.nz... www.roll.nz/accessories-parts/176-695-inmotion-rs-replacement-reflectors.html If you aren't able to source them from your local supplier, we can order some for you, though as we are in New Zealand (and depending where you are in the world), the shipping costs and times may not be the best. Email us at office@roll.nz if you would like to discuss in more detail.

I'm glad it was useful!

You couldn't see any video, or you couldn't see what I was doing in one part?

For my unit, I find that tensioning the stem (by pulling forward on it a little) while lifting the main part of the catch ensures it fully engages. Then the front piece should push all the way back and you can hold it there while tightening the lock screw.

Already has an internal adjustable damper, stock.

@@foam27 doesn't work. Explain to me that the pucks inside the damper need to be changed periodically. Weird scooters

@@foam27 think about it why would they put in their own piece of s*** damper when they need an e r r e x damper. To save money ..cheese ass's

I haven't tried it myself, but customers have told us that the pads designed for the S18 do fit under the Bodyguard.

3D printing should be possible, it isn't a structural part.

Thanks for the feedback... And, please subscribe if you haven't already! 😉 It will be interesting to see if the Inmotion ideas/standards are adopted by other manufacturers.

I have just checked over our RS... Remember that this is a pre-production unit, but it doesn't have any USB ports that I can find.

Thanks for that... It's good to see that he has similar thoughts about the RS. I notice that there is still no gasket. I think I want to look into that...

Fair call... Remember that this is a prototype though (with a mediocre paint job). I expect the production units to be more in line with Inmotion's normal standard.

Thanks. I am adding it to our website, but have realised that courier options make this far too expensive. So, I am looking to get some postal options set up... In the meantime, if you email us at office@roll.nz, we can work out a way to get them to you!

Replacement RS Reflectors are available on our website now... www.roll.nz/int/accessories-parts/176-695-inmotion-rs-replacement-reflectors.html#/234-colour-orange

@@EUCBodyguard Will you ship to the United States of America?

@@brandonbajc2084 Yes. I've added a postal option for shipping worldwide.

​@EUCBodyguard Thanks! One more question haha, what color is the same as what comes stock on the RS, the yellow or orange?

A 3600 Wh wheel could get you from Auckland to Hamilton, or from Wellington to Palmerston North (riding conservatively)... Where are you based? We offer rider training sessions if you're near Wellington.

@@EUCBodyguard Based in Auckland. I don't have a wheel yet. Still researching for the best fit.

If you are keen to learn, I would suggest that you reach out to the FB group "Electric Revolution (NZ)" - there are a number of Auckland-based riders in the group and you might be able to convince one of them to meet up and give you some guidance!

@@EUCBodyguard Thank you for your care and your advice. Your thoughts are very much appreciated.

Thanks for that!

And there's a lot more that you don't see in the video... For example, the neoprene stretches differently with the warp and weft, so the rotation of each piece is important when it is cut... So some pieces stretch more "up/down" and some stretch more "left/right"... Factors like this have a significant impact on how the finished EUC Bodyguard fits and functions!

Yes, we're all good (other than being too busy to ride as much as we'd like). Having seen it first hand (many times), I'm still amazed to watch how Chrissi develops each product... With my assistance and input, of course! 😉

Yes, we can ship to Brazil!

No, same top speed. Just less motor noise.