Click Here to download FAQ about Battery Care & Tech Bulletin on Batteries.
By admin
February 26, 2010
Here are some additional tips that may be helpful when setting up and getting started with your new Ezip 400 Series Scooter:
1) No Lights On The Throttle When Turning The Scooter ‘ON’. Please 1st make sure that your battery pack is plugged in. In most cases, the battery pack will be disconnected for shipping purposes. See your Owner’s Manual for instructions on removing the deck plate and accessing the battery pack (or Click Here). Make sure the battery plug-in connection is secure and then resume installation steps with charging the battery pack.
2) Difficulty Installing The Seat Post. The seat post (or mast) on the Currie scooters fits very tightly and some customers may experience some initial difficulty inserting it fully. Follow the steps in the following tech document for assistance with this installation step…. (Click Here)
3) Slight Rubbing Or Friction In The Front Disc Brake. There is a normal “breaking in” period with the disc brakes and a slight amount of friction initially is to be expected. If the brakes seem unusually tight and do not allow for full unobstructed rotation of the front wheel see the brake adjustment insert located on the front wheel assembly of your scooter (steps 3 and 4). If you do not have that insert, (Click Here).
By admin
December 22, 2009
For information about RMB battery pack . Click Here.
For information about PnP battery Pack. Click Here.
Please check RMB battery pack info. Click Here.
The Via Mezza measures 32″ Tall x 23″ Wide x 34″ long when folded up. Click here for a photo (with dimensions) of the bike -> vm-dimensions
The basket on the TriCruiser measures 12″ Tall x 19″ Wide x 15″ deep. Click here for a photo (with dimensions) of the basket -> tricruiser-basket-dimensions
The hub motor on the HG1000 is rated at 36v240w.
The hub motor on the Via Mezza is rated at 24v180w.
To access or remove the battery on the TriCruiser, the seat must be flipped up.
- Locate the lever on the underside of the seat and pull it upward.

- Lift the back of the seat to fold the assembly forward and gain access to the battery

- To lock the seat flip down and press down on the seat until the latch locks. Test by attempting to lift the seat up, if it does not lift up than the latch is secure.