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- How to Check and Maintain the Recommended Tire Pressure (PSI) for Your ScooterHow to Check and Maintain the Recommended Tire Pressure (PSI) for Your Scooter Overview This article explains how to find and maintain the correct tire pressure (PSI) for your scooter. You’ll learn where to locate the recommended PSI for your specific model and see a full list of PSI guidelines for all current scooter models. Keeping your tires at the correct pressure ensures optimal performance, safety, and tire longevity. Before You Begin Ensure your scooter is powered off and stable before c…Read more
- How to Check and Maintain Your Apollo Scooter’s Screws, Nuts, and BoltsThis guide explains why you should regularly inspect and tighten fasteners on Apollo scooters, how vibrations and use make them loosen, when to use threadlocker (Loctite), and where to find Apollo-specific guidance. What is this maintenance and why it matters Checking and maintaining screws, nuts, and bolts means inspecting threaded fasteners and clamped connections, tightening them to specification, and securing critical joints when needed. This work keeps your Apollo scooter safe, reliable, a…Read more
- How to Perform Bearing Checks on Apollo ScootersThis article explains how to check wheel bearings and headset bearings on Apollo scooters to diagnose noise, play, roughness, or drag. Example: You hear grinding or clicking from the wheel, feel wobble at the axle, or the wheel doesn’t spin freely. Symptoms Grinding, rumbling, or metallic clicking from front or rear wheel Wheel wobble or lateral play when rocked side-to-side at the rim Reduced free spin or wheel stops quickly after a hand spin Vibration in the handlebar under braking or when ri…Read more
- Step-by-step: How to swap the stemStem Replacement Replacing the stem on your scooter is straightforward with the right tools and a bit of patience. Below are model-specific video guides, followed by a general overview of the process. Model-Specific Stem Replacement Guides Phantom 2.0 & Stellar: https://youtu.be/G5B_yonbsfI?si=o1OTQa5HY_ungiEx Apollo Go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xn6WHmungk8 City (2023–2024): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=689cxn1dV1I General Stem Replacement Steps Remove the handlebar assembly. Begin by…Read more
- Step-by-step: How to reseat tiresReseating Tires Properly reseating a tire is essential for safe, smooth riding - especially on scooters using tubeless setups. Below are the recommended tools, inspection steps, and reseating procedure. Requirements High-volume air pump (electric pump or, ideally, an air compressor - especially for tubeless tires) Initial Checks Before attempting to reseat the tire, perform a quick inspection: Check the tire for damage. Examine the bead, tread, and sidewalls. Note: Damage to the sidewall, bead,…Read more
- Step-by-step: How to swap brake padsChanging Brake Pads Replacing worn brake pads is an important part of regular scooter maintenance. Follow the steps below to safely remove and install new pads. Step-by-Step Brake Pad Replacement Remove the caliper. Identify which brake pad needs replacing, then unbolt the caliper from the scooter so it hangs free and accessible. Locate the retaining bolt. Most calipers use a single bolt or pin to secure the brake pads in place. Remove this bolt to release the pads. Remove the old pads. Push th…Read more
- Step-by-step: How to swap the handlebarHandlebar Swap (General Guide) Swapping your handlebars is a straightforward process, but it requires care - especially when dealing with brake lines and internal wiring. Follow the steps below for a safe and clean handlebar replacement. Step-by-Step Handlebar Removal Disconnect the brake line. Mechanical brakes: Unscrew the small nut at the end of the brake cable housing (next to the throttle). This exposes the slit that allows the inner wire to slide out of the brake lever. Then simply take o…Read more
- How to Straighten a Bent Brake Disc on Your ScooterHow to Straighten a Bent Brake Disc on Your Scooter Overview This article explains how to straighten a bent brake disc on your scooter. Bent brake discs can occur during shipping or from debris while riding, causing rubbing and loud noises. You’ll learn which tools to use and how to safely fix the issue, restoring smooth and quiet braking performance. Before You Begin • Ensure your scooter is powered off and stable. • Gather the necessary tools: • Rotor truing fork (recommended: Park Tool DT-2…Read more
- Adjusting the Pro suspensionFront SuspensionThe front suspension on the Pro has both a spring and a dampener system. The dampener can be adjusted by turning the red knob clockwise or counterclockwise.Clockwise: Reduces the rebound forceCounter-Clockwise: Increases the rebound forceThe spring can be adjusted by turning the lower spring disk clockwise and counterclockwiseClockwise: TightenCounter-Clockwise: LoosenTool: 3/4" spanner wrench. This set of tools can be used to adjust the Pro front suspension: https://www.amazon.…Read more
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