Wowow!!! Thank you so much for this very informative video!!! I got that part at home depot and the scooter works!!! My kids are so excited!!! Thanks again!!!
@@barracuda6817 my kids have the razor pocket mod in black www.walmart.com/ip/Razor-Pocket-Mod-24-Volt-Electric-Scooter/10929205 And I used that part from home depot on these batteries www.batteriesplus.com/productdetails/sla12=8f2 Good Luck
Does your Razor scooter need new batteries or are you unsure of how to wire a new set of replacements to your scooter? Well we have put together a simple step by step guide video on how-to properly install them into your unit. Keep your electrical toys and transportation powered this holiday season! For more information or if you have a particular question, please feel free to contact us directly at 1-877-775-4381. We're here 24/7 or your Razor scooter and battery needs. #razor #razorscooter #razorscooters #electricscooter #howtovideo #howtoinstall #howtowirebatteries #replacementbatteries #batteryreplacements #slabattery #agmbattery #november2013 #novembersale #holidayshopping #holidaygifts #ecommerce
Hi dude, what a nice video. Now i understand that i can upgrade my 12V 7AH can be upgraded to 12V 9AH (or 12V 12AH). If that is the case, would i need to change my escooter charger? Many thanks in advanced!
Hey Keith, no you will not have to change the charger for your scooter. The batteries will work with the original unit but they will take an extra hour of charge time.
I ordered replacement batteries installed them they worked fine but when they were low on power they wouldn't take a charge.and i have a new charger could you give a help me with this issue? Thanks.
Is this the first time you have tried to re-charge your new batteries? Does the LED indicator on the charger and or scooter change when the charger is connected to the scooter?
nice video but i can't seem to find out from any details from online diagrams for which connector goes on top of the on/off switch, positive or negative. Another video showed negative on top but no diagrams are readable for razor e175's out there i've looked at. Can you help? I believe it's the negative on the top but don't want them backwards. Thanks
If those spade terminal connectors got closed before you got to using them(or smashed closed) you can try a butter knife or a utility knife to slowly pry them open.
If there is glue covering the terminals on your old batteries that means that they are soldered underneath. You would either need to re-solder the wires to the new battery set or cut the wires at the solder point and attach a crimp on style terminal connector to the end of each wire. This would allow you to attached and remove the wires as you need them without any soldering.
So if you can't leave the charger on for more that 24 hours what do you recommend for keeping the battery charged so it doesn't drain completely? Can I use a trickle charger?
Are you concerned about the battery charge level when the scooter is in storage for a period of time? If so then I would recommend either a digital or manual timer. They are pretty inexpensive and you can set it to turn on once a month for a few hours throughout your storage period.
Yes, if you could find room for the extra batteries you could increase the ride time on the scooter. If your looking to go through the trouble of wiring up a parallel setup of batteries you should take a look at increasing the capacity of the original two batteries in the scooter. For example, the originals are 12V 7AH - you could take a look at a 12V 9AH upgrade option which would be the same foot print as the original batteries.
Yes - you would be getting about 20 - 25% more runtime out of your scooter. We have had a lot of positive feedback from our customers that have chosen to go with the upgraded 9AH version.
I'm gonna assume this indicates an issue. There should not be any loose or disconnected wires. If you have some then you need to open up the battery compartment and see whats going on. After you remove the battery cover you should have access to the charge port for the scooter as well so you can check those connections.
The process of removing the wiring harness and using/connecting the spade terminals is the same, however you need to either take a picture or make a wiring diagram of your current battery pack. Its very important that you wire the new batteries up the same exact was as the original set!
If you purchase the kit from us, it should have come with the required adapters - you can email us at orders@techbatterysolutions.com with your order number and we can have them sent out for you. If you purchase the batteries for another supplier then you can pick these up at a home depot or a lowes in the electrical section. They are called spade terminal connectors.
@@HighTechBatterySolutionsInc Thank you but I got them from Temu. Probably Should have ordered from you but I needed payments because $72 is steep for me at once since I'm on SSDI.
I'm assuming that the wires have already been removed from the old set so you don't have a template to work off of. If thats the case then there should be a bar code on the scooter - if you can find that bar code we can attempt to find the correct version of the scooter and the corresponding wiring diagram. Its not a guarantee, but its worth a shot. There are a few ways that they can be wired up and I don't want to give you bad advice here.
Razor has a few different models of scooters out on the market each with a slight variation of wiring so yours could very well look different than the one shown in the video! Your best bet would be to take a picture of your old batteries already wired up with your phone to use as a reference.
You could have used a weller gun to heat the terminals and just pull them of and on to the other batteries. Note if the float voltage is 13. 4 to 13.8 volts on the charger the batteries can remain connected indefinitely just like the emergency light AGM batteries and UPS units do as long as the smart charger is operating correctly. ----- FAQ | What are the 3 Stages of Smart Chargers? - BatteryStuff.com www.batterystuff.com/blog/3-stages-of-smart-chargers.html Jun 13, 2012 - Most smart chargers do not turn off at this point, yet it is completely safe to leave a battery in float mode for months to even years at a time. ... You don't ever have to worry about leaving the charger on the battery for too long. In fact, it's best if you DO leave it on.
I have a scooter with similar batteries and they were wired differently together some how and I can’t remember how they were can you tell me how it was like from ones positive to the others negative or something but I can’t remember exactly and I don’t wanna install them incorrectly
I would not know without seeing how it was originally wired up. Your best bet would be to google the make and model of your scooter followed by the phrase 'wiring diagram' to see if you could pull it up.
@@HighTechBatterySolutionsInc I must have a 'knock-off' Razor e175. Google nor Razor website recognizes my serial number. Guess I'm stuck. Bought at flea market. Blue Razor e175, label serial # 40B220-44 followed by these #s 1307 0022478. Anybody have any answers?
By buying your replacement kit from us ;) . These connectors are called F2 Spade Terminal Connectors, you should be able to find them at a Lowes or HomeDepot in the electrical section.
+Honmeg287 You will only be removing about half an inch of the actual wire to attach the spade terminal connectors which will still leave plenty of slack in the wiring harness to connect to the scooter. We have not had a customer run into a short wire situation.
I would check out a Home Depot - a good spade terminal connector that they typically have is called the: 0.250 Series 12-10 AWG 10/Clam Female Disconnect Fully Insulated Nylon Its in the electrical section, a staff member should be able to point in the right direction -
@@HighTechBatterySolutionsInc do spade connectors come in different sizes? for example the batteries I'm replacing are 24V 10 Amp , are the spade connectors a different size ?
@@danielleelizabeth5945 The spade connectors on the typical 12V 10AH battery are still going to be that F2 spade size. But yes, these spade terminal connectors do come in different sizes if need be.
Help! i want those small 4 piece battery crimp-on terminals . I searched hard but i think i found something that looks exactly like it on Ebay. Here i cant put in a link but i have the words for it to Search. ''100x 6.3mm Uninsulated Female Spade Push On Crimp Terminal Non Insulated C6P5''' Search that on Ebay and you see the one picture . Is that the one that is in your video? will it work? or can you sell me some.
+JAY AREA I would recommend sticking with a SLA style battery. The problem with using motorcycle batteries is that the lead plates in the batteries are very thin by design in order to produce a high CCA rating - thin lead plates are terrible for deep cycle use which a Razor scooter would need. You would end up killing the motorcycle batteries very quickly compared to AGM batteries.
I've been to your website and have contacted twice asking a question about your pocket rocket battery that is 9 AH if it will work better than the 7 AH. and haven't received a response.
I apologize, I have just checked through our site sales and support in-boxes and have not seen you in our system. Yes, the 9AH batteries will work better than the original 7AH units. Just keep in mind the battery upgrade will not increase the speed of the scooter, it will increase the run-time!
A couple of months ago, I bought a Razor Ecosmart Metro. It came with minimalist 7 amp. batts. I just switched them for 3 15 amp. AGMs. ( The largest ones that will fit ). Leaving out the original top battery retainer and setting them crossways in the battery box on top of a sheet of closed cell polypropylene foam, they fit snuggly, are cushioned from the plastic battery retaining ridges in the bottom and a thin strip of that kind of foam over the top of them they are in there solid. I run errands on it up to a 11 mile round trip now and the batts. are still a go and these batts. don't have to work so hard. Before, a 7 mile round trip exhausted the 7 amp. ones going less than full speed which I practically never do.
@@W.451 Exelent comment sir. I have too Ecosmart bike with factory batteries. I will take into consideration of changing batteries fo 3 15 amps batteries as you did. Will gladly receive your comments. Thanks Eddy
@@eduardomontes6463 I broke out the lower ridges so the batts can sit on the bottom and the foam under the batts OR a piece of a blanket is good. Don't buy cheap batts or you'll be disappointed on their life span. I was commuting to work on the bike 50 or more miles a week. Cheap batts lasted about 4 months, but Hitatchi's CSB batts or UB (Universal Battery ) About 10 months. It now has 4,000 miles on it in 3 1/3 years and had to change the motor at 2,000 miles as it started stuttering. 2nd. motor still going. I use a good grease on the chain rather than oil and keep the chain cover on as it keeps sand off of the chain and sprockets. I wash the chain in paint thinner and re-grease. Thousands of miles wears chain, sprockets and spokes. Not commuting on anymore. I keep it inside out of weather and always keep it on the smart charger made for it. Some people convert them to lithium batts, not the crap ones that look like the lead batts but the 18650 cell packs that a custom lithium bike battery maker makes. You MUST used a lithium charger if you do that. These packs can be made to fit the size and shape needed to fit into the box on the EcoSmart. NOT cheap to do, but they will last for years. RPE Company interview -ua-cam.com/video/qmbyZjpbrvY/v-deo.html RPE web site. rechargeablepowerenergy.com/collections/custom-batteries
You can use an 8 AH battery without an issue, the case size should be the same. The only thing I would note about the 8AH units is that a majority if not all of them are designed for general purpose use - they will not have a very long lifespan in the scooter. If you're looking for an upgrade for longer runtime I would recommend checking out our 12V 9AH high-rate discharge set on our site. www.techbatterysolutions.com/Razor-12V-9AH-Battery-Upgrade-Kit-p/1200x.htm
After buying Razor products for years I finally give up.... Spending all that money for products with batteries that last for 12 months at the most I don’t want to strip batteries or the hassle of breaking down equipment Well, for now I am going to follow this video directions but I’m Never buying Razor products again
It's not Razor's fault, it's the lead-acid batteries. They eventually run out, just like a car battery. You don't blame Toyota when the battery needs to be replaced.
Bought replacment batteries from them after watching the video. Great customer service and it worked!
Thanks for the video. My pocket mod only had 3 wires and a Y so it was a bit different, but I figured it out.
Thank you for the video. We ended up with slightly different specs and it still worked. Thank you!
Wowow!!! Thank you so much for this very informative video!!! I got that part at home depot and the scooter works!!! My kids are so excited!!! Thanks again!!!
Can you send me a link of that exact part please?
@@barracuda6817 www.homedepot.com/p/Gardner-Bender-12-10-AWG-0-25-in-Tab-Female-Fully-Insulated-Disconnect-Yellow-10-Pack-15-155F/205846616
You're a legend sir! Thank you so much!
And those fit fine on your e300?
@@barracuda6817 my kids have the razor pocket mod in black www.walmart.com/ip/Razor-Pocket-Mod-24-Volt-Electric-Scooter/10929205
And I used that part from home depot on these batteries www.batteriesplus.com/productdetails/sla12=8f2
Good Luck
Where can I buy those Spade connecters?
Lol!
Does your Razor scooter need new batteries or are you unsure of how to wire a new set of replacements to your scooter? Well we have put together a simple step by step guide video on how-to properly install them into your unit. Keep your electrical toys and transportation powered this holiday season!
For more information or if you have a particular question, please feel free to contact us directly at 1-877-775-4381. We're here 24/7 or your Razor scooter and battery needs. #razor #razorscooter #razorscooters #electricscooter #howtovideo #howtoinstall #howtowirebatteries #replacementbatteries #batteryreplacements #slabattery #agmbattery #november2013 #novembersale #holidayshopping #holidaygifts #ecommerce
So nice
High-Tech Battery Solutions, Inc
this was a BIG help and Just what i needed to see 😃 Thanks!!
If you can make a video of how to wire add more travel distance to Razor Eco Smart bike. I have the original 36 volts , 21 amp batteries.
Hi dude, what a nice video. Now i understand that i can upgrade my 12V 7AH can be upgraded to 12V 9AH (or 12V 12AH). If that is the case, would i need to change my escooter charger? Many thanks in advanced!
Hey Keith, no you will not have to change the charger for your scooter. The batteries will work with the original unit but they will take an extra hour of charge time.
If you use wire strippers regularly, by Irwin's $20 auto wire strippers. Great stuff.
Love your instructional video !
Wonderful job and nice information, nice video👌👍👍
I ordered replacement batteries installed them they worked fine but when they were low on power they wouldn't take a charge.and i have a new charger could you give a help me with this issue? Thanks.
Is this the first time you have tried to re-charge your new batteries? Does the LED indicator on the charger and or scooter change when the charger is connected to the scooter?
Very informative, thank you
nice video but i can't seem to find out from any details from online diagrams for which connector goes on top of the on/off switch, positive or negative. Another video showed negative on top but no diagrams are readable for razor e175's out there i've looked at. Can you help? I believe it's the negative on the top but don't want them backwards. Thanks
Great job on this video. Thanks
Thanks , ever so much, it works
I'm replacing the batteries on my grandson's razor with new 6fm4.5 12v batteries.... what size/gauge wires do I need?
I believe Razor uses a 12 - 14 gauge wire on their factory setups.
How did you get the tiny battery terminal connectors to open?? I have tried everything!
If those spade terminal connectors got closed before you got to using them(or smashed closed) you can try a butter knife or a utility knife to slowly pry them open.
I'm replacing batteries in my crazy cart there glued on can I cut n hot glue on the new batteries or is it sodered first??
If there is glue covering the terminals on your old batteries that means that they are soldered underneath. You would either need to re-solder the wires to the new battery set or cut the wires at the solder point and attach a crimp on style terminal connector to the end of each wire. This would allow you to attached and remove the wires as you need them without any soldering.
that is what I have to do, ? does it matter what the terminals are made of ? so many types, I hope I bought the right ones/lol
what is the length of the connectors in mm
By the way echo smart uses 3 batteries not 2.
So if you can't leave the charger on for more that 24 hours what do you recommend for keeping the battery charged so it doesn't drain completely? Can I use a trickle charger?
Are you concerned about the battery charge level when the scooter is in storage for a period of time? If so then I would recommend either a digital or manual timer. They are pretty inexpensive and you can set it to turn on once a month for a few hours throughout your storage period.
@@HighTechBatterySolutionsInc - So it sounds like once a month is the answer. Thanks
Where can I buy those exact spade connectors
You should be able to purchase these F2 spade terminal connectors at a home depot or lowes in the electrical section
How can you desolder the old batteries so that you can reuse them?
desolder
hi, i have a crazy razor xl , and will like to have an extra set of batteries or something that last longer..
Would I be able to add another battery in a parrallel connection to get a longer ride time on my razor e200.(I would need to find a place to put it)
Yes, if you could find room for the extra batteries you could increase the ride time on the scooter. If your looking to go through the trouble of wiring up a parallel setup of batteries you should take a look at increasing the capacity of the original two batteries in the scooter. For example, the originals are 12V 7AH - you could take a look at a 12V 9AH upgrade option which would be the same foot print as the original batteries.
High-Tech Battery Solutions, Inc Ok thank you. Would upgrading to 9ah give me a noticable difference? (Sorry for late reply)
Yes - you would be getting about 20 - 25% more runtime out of your scooter. We have had a lot of positive feedback from our customers that have chosen to go with the upgraded 9AH version.
Yeah uhh I see two if these little wires coming out the bike is that why it won't take charge?
I'm gonna assume this indicates an issue. There should not be any loose or disconnected wires. If you have some then you need to open up the battery compartment and see whats going on. After you remove the battery cover you should have access to the charge port for the scooter as well so you can check those connections.
High-Tech Battery Solutions, Inc yeah where do I buy a controller for it and battery
Do you have the old batteries that came with the scooter?
Thank you so much Dad in KS
But I have 3 batteries. Will this plan work for 3 batteries too?
The process of removing the wiring harness and using/connecting the spade terminals is the same, however you need to either take a picture or make a wiring diagram of your current battery pack. Its very important that you wire the new batteries up the same exact was as the original set!
I ordered new batteries for my scooter but didn't get wire connectors! So how can I get them?
If you purchase the kit from us, it should have come with the required adapters - you can email us at orders@techbatterysolutions.com with your order number and we can have them sent out for you. If you purchase the batteries for another supplier then you can pick these up at a home depot or a lowes in the electrical section. They are called spade terminal connectors.
@@HighTechBatterySolutionsInc Thank you but I got them from Temu. Probably Should have ordered from you but I needed payments because $72 is steep for me at once since I'm on SSDI.
So, my grandsons scooter has 2 wires from power and other 2 to reset switch how would i hook those up?
I'm assuming that the wires have already been removed from the old set so you don't have a template to work off of. If thats the case then there should be a bar code on the scooter - if you can find that bar code we can attempt to find the correct version of the scooter and the corresponding wiring diagram. Its not a guarantee, but its worth a shot. There are a few ways that they can be wired up and I don't want to give you bad advice here.
where did u got the battery from? walmart?
Forty bucks for both from amazon
I have 3 red and 1 black???
Razor has a few different models of scooters out on the market each with a slight variation of wiring so yours could very well look different than the one shown in the video! Your best bet would be to take a picture of your old batteries already wired up with your phone to use as a reference.
You could have used a weller gun to heat the terminals and just pull them of and on to the other batteries. Note if the float voltage is 13. 4 to 13.8 volts on the charger the batteries can remain connected indefinitely just like the emergency light AGM batteries and UPS units do as long as the smart charger is operating correctly. ----- FAQ | What are the 3 Stages of Smart Chargers? - BatteryStuff.com
www.batterystuff.com/blog/3-stages-of-smart-chargers.html
Jun 13, 2012 - Most smart chargers do not turn off at this point, yet it is completely safe to leave a battery in float mode for months to even years at a time. ... You don't ever have to worry about leaving the charger on the battery for too long. In fact, it's best if you DO leave it on.
so nice
I have a scooter with similar batteries and they were wired differently together some how and I can’t remember how they were can you tell me how it was like from ones positive to the others negative or something but I can’t remember exactly and I don’t wanna install them incorrectly
I would not know without seeing how it was originally wired up. Your best bet would be to google the make and model of your scooter followed by the phrase 'wiring diagram' to see if you could pull it up.
I can’t find it it’s an older one not even sure of the brand tbh my wife bought it at a yard sale and wanted me to make it work lol
@@HighTechBatterySolutionsInc I must have a 'knock-off' Razor e175. Google nor Razor website recognizes my serial number. Guess I'm stuck. Bought at flea market.
Blue Razor e175, label
serial # 40B220-44 followed by these #s 1307 0022478. Anybody have any answers?
Hi can you make a video how to put a lithium battery into a mx650 razor. If you do thank you that will be a large help.
FireStat GT Boi
What size is the copper wire used to connect these batteries?
We typically see Razor's use a 12 - 14 gauge wire.
@@HighTechBatterySolutionsInc You guys are great! Thanks for your speedy reply and helpful assistance. Much appreciated. :)
Hello where will I find the terminal connectors
By buying your replacement kit from us ;) . These connectors are called F2 Spade Terminal Connectors, you should be able to find them at a Lowes or HomeDepot in the electrical section.
Won't you make the wires too short?
+Honmeg287 You will only be removing about half an inch of the actual wire to attach the spade terminal connectors which will still leave plenty of slack in the wiring harness to connect to the scooter. We have not had a customer run into a short wire situation.
High-Tech Battery Solutions, Inc
Do you know where I could get the spade terminal connectors? Thanks in advance
I would check out a Home Depot - a good spade terminal connector that they typically have is called the:
0.250 Series 12-10 AWG 10/Clam Female Disconnect Fully Insulated Nylon
Its in the electrical section, a staff member should be able to point in the right direction -
thanks
@@HighTechBatterySolutionsInc do spade connectors come in different sizes? for example the batteries I'm replacing are 24V 10 Amp , are the spade connectors a different size ?
@@danielleelizabeth5945 The spade connectors on the typical 12V 10AH battery are still going to be that F2 spade size. But yes, these spade terminal connectors do come in different sizes if need be.
Help! i want those small 4 piece battery crimp-on terminals . I searched hard but i think i found something that looks exactly like it on Ebay. Here i cant put in a link but i have the words for it to Search. ''100x 6.3mm Uninsulated Female Spade Push On Crimp Terminal Non Insulated C6P5''' Search that on Ebay and you see the one picture . Is that the one that is in your video? will it work? or can you sell me some.
Can i use two motorcycle batteries?
+JAY AREA
I would recommend sticking with a SLA style battery. The problem with using motorcycle batteries is that the lead plates in the batteries are very thin by design in order to produce a high CCA rating - thin lead plates are terrible for deep cycle use which a Razor scooter would need. You would end up killing the motorcycle batteries very quickly compared to AGM batteries.
I've been to your website and have contacted twice asking a question about your pocket rocket battery that is 9 AH if it will work better than the 7 AH. and haven't received a response.
I apologize, I have just checked through our site sales and support in-boxes and have not seen you in our system. Yes, the 9AH batteries will work better than the original 7AH units. Just keep in mind the battery upgrade will not increase the speed of the scooter, it will increase the run-time!
A couple of months ago, I bought a Razor Ecosmart Metro. It came with minimalist 7 amp. batts. I just switched them for 3 15 amp. AGMs. ( The largest ones that will fit ). Leaving out the original top battery retainer and setting them crossways in the battery box on top of a sheet of closed cell polypropylene foam, they fit snuggly, are cushioned from the plastic battery retaining ridges in the bottom and a thin strip of that kind of foam over the top of them they are in there solid. I run errands on it up to a 11 mile round trip now and the batts. are still a go and these batts. don't have to work so hard. Before, a 7 mile round trip exhausted the 7 amp. ones going less than full speed which I practically never do.
@@W.451 Exelent comment sir. I have too Ecosmart bike with factory batteries. I will take into consideration of changing batteries fo 3 15 amps batteries as you did. Will gladly receive your comments. Thanks Eddy
@@eduardomontes6463 I broke out the lower ridges so the batts can sit on the bottom and the foam under the batts OR a piece of a blanket is good. Don't buy cheap batts or you'll be disappointed on their life span. I was commuting to work on the bike 50 or more miles a week. Cheap batts lasted about 4 months, but Hitatchi's CSB batts or UB (Universal Battery ) About 10 months. It now has 4,000 miles on it in 3 1/3 years and had to change the motor at 2,000 miles as it started stuttering. 2nd. motor still going. I use a good grease on the chain rather than oil and keep the chain cover on as it keeps sand off of the chain and sprockets. I wash the chain in paint thinner and re-grease. Thousands of miles wears chain, sprockets and spokes. Not commuting on anymore. I keep it inside out of weather and always keep it on the smart charger made for it. Some people convert them to lithium batts, not the crap ones that look like the lead batts but the 18650 cell packs that a custom lithium bike battery maker makes. You MUST used a lithium charger if you do that. These packs can be made to fit the size and shape needed to fit into the box on the EcoSmart. NOT cheap to do, but they will last for years. RPE Company interview -ua-cam.com/video/qmbyZjpbrvY/v-deo.html
RPE web site.
rechargeablepowerenergy.com/collections/custom-batteries
@@eduardomontes6463 They a make new one with a rear fender and a hub motor now, much better design.
Please help asap! Can somebody send me a link to those terminal connectors I need?? Thanks!!
You can find these at any store that sells electrical equipment - like a lowes or home depot. There are call crimp on spade terminal connectors -
@@HighTechBatterySolutionsInc o
OK. Great!
this is how to change the battery, doesn't explain the wiring really
Just got theses batteries and you never supplied any connection crimps
Go ahead and respond to your order conformation to let us know you didn't get them and we will have them sent out for ASAP.
Theres a plastic seal on my scooter's battery wire.
I but a car battery and it went fast as hale
Zay and Mal it worked?? Can I use a quad battery for a power wheels
What kind of battery did you buy? I’d love to make ours faster
How much are your batteries
What model of Razor do you have?
What would happen if I used a 8ah battery?
You can use an 8 AH battery without an issue, the case size should be the same. The only thing I would note about the 8AH units is that a majority if not all of them are designed for general purpose use - they will not have a very long lifespan in the scooter. If you're looking for an upgrade for longer runtime I would recommend checking out our 12V 9AH high-rate discharge set on our site.
www.techbatterysolutions.com/Razor-12V-9AH-Battery-Upgrade-Kit-p/1200x.htm
Can the Razor Pocket Mod be upgraded to a 12AH battery? or is 9Ah the highest compatible?
did u ever figure this out megyn?
After buying Razor products for years I finally give up.... Spending all that money for products with batteries that last for 12 months at the most
I don’t want to strip batteries or the hassle of breaking down equipment
Well, for now I am going to follow this video directions but I’m Never buying Razor products again
It's not Razor's fault, it's the lead-acid batteries. They eventually run out, just like a car battery. You don't blame Toyota when the battery needs to be replaced.
nice scooter dude I KNOW WHERE YOU LIVE
O_O