Tie all four nuts that are on both arms that are holding the wheel. After that set up your braking mechanism in such a way that breaking pads parallel to the breaking disk, have even gaps on both sides of the disk, and catch the disk when you press the brakes.
@@Builder74221 Since I can't edit my original reply, I'll go further in this message: To tighten the nuts and bolts, I already said use metric tools. Also, check the wheels every once in a while for wobble which will mess with the brakes. If you're concerned about loosening, apply Permatex threadlocker to the nuts and bolts. Some say blue, but orange is better, tighter and removable without hydraulic tools.
For sure. My weight is 100kg and my backpack with tools is another 35 Kg. Sometimes I take two backpacks. This scooter could pool up to 200Kg. It's just draining the battery more.
For future reference So someone got me the wrong allan hex and it screwed up the screw scraping it up. My original hex was conveniently found shortly after so I'm really sad how i could have avoiding it. Where can i get a replacement for that? Its the screw that goes directly above the axel of thw wheel. I am sure i can remove the screw using different methods available but I'm worried i may not be able to replace it. Any ideas? I could maybe send it for repair but i imagine they may require me to put it in the box and it seems inconvenient
Ali Express has all of the stuff. I was concerned about not finding a replacement tyre (easily) and then AE just came to mind and most of it is available for the P100. As I said below, it's all metric measurements, so don't strip anything else!
The zip ties was a really smart solution.
1600 Miles * 1.6 = 2560 KM.
But it depends on your driving habits. I drive in sport mode all the time.
Me too. I have the P 65 E
So my p100 has shaking back tire and the breaks are making scratching sounds, how do I fix?
Tie all four nuts that are on both arms that are holding the wheel. After that set up your braking mechanism in such a way that breaking pads parallel to the breaking disk, have even gaps on both sides of the disk, and catch the disk when you press the brakes.
@@oleksiiivasiuk thank you so much I will try this!
@@Builder74221 Use metric NOT imperial Allen keys and sockets or you'll strip bolts!
@@Builder74221 Since I can't edit my original reply, I'll go further in this message: To tighten the nuts and bolts, I already said use metric tools. Also, check the wheels every once in a while for wobble which will mess with the brakes. If you're concerned about loosening, apply Permatex threadlocker to the nuts and bolts. Some say blue, but orange is better, tighter and removable without hydraulic tools.
can you provide a link to where you bought your tires from - i need the same tires for my p100s
a.aliexpress.com/_mMTKTRG
How many kilometers did you have with the old tire?
2500 Km
I weigh 115kg. Do you recommend me to buy P100S ?
For sure. My weight is 100kg and my backpack with tools is another 35 Kg. Sometimes I take two backpacks. This scooter could pool up to 200Kg. It's just draining the battery more.
For future reference
So someone got me the wrong allan hex and it screwed up the screw scraping it up. My original hex was conveniently found shortly after so I'm really sad how i could have avoiding it. Where can i get a replacement for that? Its the screw that goes directly above the axel of thw wheel. I am sure i can remove the screw using different methods available but I'm worried i may not be able to replace it. Any ideas?
I could maybe send it for repair but i imagine they may require me to put it in the box and it seems inconvenient
Ali Express has all of the stuff. I was concerned about not finding a replacement tyre (easily) and then AE just came to mind and most of it is available for the P100. As I said below, it's all metric measurements, so don't strip anything else!
@@jivefool1040 anywhere else? Specifically for the part?
Does this work for the Segway P65?
Sure.
Lol