r/ScooterHacking

My front wheel Rim of Suzuki Access got rusted within 3 years. This was not the stock Rim which I got with the vehicle but a new one I got installed because the old one also got rusted. Thanks to my 2 dogs, this keeps happening to my wheels again and again. I am thinking of getting new Rims and having them painted before installing them, is that worth it or will that still not be as useful, any thoughts?

P.S. i recently got my Car Rims replaced by Alloy due to same issue

Hopefully this video fits the subreddit. On my channel I make odd stuff, this was a video from last week. I'll have a video posted in a couple days here in regards to my newest build. Shooting for under 10 lb, ability to fit it in a backpack and without the use of a welder. Should be pretty fun!

I tried something really stupid (trying to remove the speed limiter using bluetooth android flashing on my Ninebot Kicksooter Max G30). Ever since then i took it to a shop which replaced the controller with a brand new oem one (because the scooter was going insane). Now months later, I decided to actually try and fix it back to normal. The scooter turns on, headlights, drive modes, etc work and seamlessly connects to app. However, it wont accelerate. Most of the time as soon as I accelerate the screen goes black and wont turn on again for a few seconds. I opened under to check the wiring (images below). I tried some combinations like Brake + Throttle + power button to get error codes. The combos I did got me error codes 10, 14, 15. Does anybody know a good diagnostic/have any ideas what the real problem could be? Here are some photos of the internals. I can send more photos for clarification if needed

Thanks

Experiences with the RollWerk E Scooter Tuning (Android App)
Hello everyone,
I recently used the RollWerk tuning for my e scooter and thought I would share my experiences here briefly, in case any of you are also thinking about it. You can find their official website at RollWerk.
The handy thing about it is that you absolutely do not have to install or tinker with anything on the scooter. You do not need a plug and play chip, the whole thing simply works via an Android app and a code.
Because I still had a few concerns beforehand, I just messaged their WhatsApp support (+49 170 8907800). Above all, I wanted to know if anything could go wrong or break during the tuning. The support guy told me that this is by far their most frequent question, but actually nothing can happen to the scooter itself. It apparently happens from time to time that an Error Code 2 pops up as a message on the display. But if that happens, you just have to do a quick Bluetooth reset on the scooter and then everything runs completely normally again.
I also asked what happens with the official manufacturer app afterwards, like whether you can still lock the scooter completely normally via the Navee app. The support was very honest there and said that it cannot be answered across the board because it depends on the respective model. Most of the time nothing happens and everything works exactly as before (although naturally only the people who have an issue get in touch with support). With some models, just individual features in the original app drop away. In a few cases, like probably sometimes with the Navee GT3 Pro, the access to the official app might also be completely restricted afterwards.
My conclusion: I am really satisfied with it. It is super straightforward because you skip the entire installation, and the support answers extremely fast and also does not hide it if there might be restrictions with the app.