Ninebot G30P; Tips to Keep Your Scooter Riding Smooth

    The Ninebot G30P electric scooter is a well-known electric scooter for commuters, electric scooter enthusiasts, and those generally versed in the industry. Known for its speed, long range, and affordability, it is one of the most popular electric scooters on the market. 

    The Ninebot G30P has 5 major components. The motor, battery, wheels and tires, brakes, and electronic components. The motor propels the scooter, which is connected to the controller, which regulates electric flow to the motor, and the battery, which supplies it with power. Motor issues are, luckily, fairly uncommon. Check your motor for dirt and debris, as this can impact your scooter’s function. If there’s debris in your scooter, just brush it out; it should work fine afterward. 

    The battery is in the deck of the electric scooter and stores its power. Pretty self-explanatory. The Ninebot G30P has a standard lithium-ion battery. Battery issues with the G30P are fairly common. The battery breaks down after lots of use, or stress from suboptimal management of the battery. Overcharging the battery is something that can leave lasting damage to the battery. Overcharging decreases the battery’s capacity. Make sure to unplug your battery when it is done charging, and don’t leave it charging for long increments of time. The battery on the G30P isn’t waterproof, so make sure to avoid puddles and anything similar. Battery issues don’t affect all, but it is important to maintain it as it is an important part of your electric scooter. 

    Wheels and tires are also important. Tire issues are fairly common, but also extremely easy to fix. Almost all issues with tires or wheels stem from flat tires or popped tubes. To avoid these, just make sure to avoid road debris and sharp inclines/declines while riding. If you see glass, small rocks or something sharp on the road, just make sure to avoid it. Speed bumps aren’t great for tires, but you can go over them. If possible, avoid sharper and smaller speed bumps. When a tire goes flat, it’s extremely easy to fix. All you have to do is pump it up. A standard bike pump works for this. If a tube or tire has a puncture, it’s a cheap fix. If you can do it yourself, a tube and tire can be cheaper than 40 and. A shop however charges around 80 aed for the replacement service. 

    Brakes are also important. The Ninebot G30P has standard disc brakes. These are pretty easy to maintain. The discs, located in the wheel, are not often an issue when it comes to electric scooter maintenance. The discs can get bent if there is an impact to the wheel or with debris build-up. Just look at your discs occasionally to ensure they stay straight and are debris-free. In the case of a broken disc. A shop can usually straighten it out without replacement. It is an easy fix and an essential one. 

    Electronic components of the electric scooter entail the dashboard, throttle, and other connectivity components within the scooter. The most common issue with the electric components is water damage, which, thankfully, isn’t much of an issue in Dubai. When it does rain, just try your best to stay out of falling rain and avoid puddles. The Ninebot G30P has a companion app, so occasionally update your scooter’s software. This ensures your scooter is always operating at its best. 

    Electric scooter maintenance is fairly easy. From time to time, or if anything feels off with your scooter, take a look at it, as you don’t want resolvable issues to become bigger. The good thing is that most electric scooter fixes cost little to no money. Issues like a flat tire or bent disc can be done at home by following a step-by-step guide. If you’d feel more comfortable having a professional, do it, most fixes are cheap, around of below 100 aed. The electrical components require the most care, as they are what makes your electric scooter electric, and are the most expensive fixes. I hope these tips help and keep your scooter out of the mechanic's shop. Happy riding!