Here's a guide to the EMOVE Cruiser, including direct links to parts and accessories if you want to upgrade or need replacement. Seriously, if it's a component part of the scooter or we have a tutorial on how to do it, we've provided a link.
Please share any questions you have about the Cruiser in the comments, or write your own post under the EMOVE Scooters category so the community can help you out!
Cruiser's Build
The Cruiser has an aluminum alloy frame and stem (rear brace, screw catalog), weighs 52 lbs, and has upright dimensions of 48" x 23" x 46.5" (folded dimensions of 49" x 10" x 14''). The deck is covered in grip tape (front U-deck cover) and measures 21" x 10" with 8" of ground clearance. It has an IPX6 water resistance rating, so riding in light rain is okay (but generally not recommended). The plug-and-play cabling (connection pins) and pre-drilled posts in the deck make the Cruiser a highly customizable and repairable model.
It's a foldable design with an S-knob locking pin, a telescoping stem (round T-bar, holder, bumper rings, folding attachment) with quick-release latch and pull-release folding handlebars suitable for riders up to 352 lbs. There are front and rear fenders, a headlight (Bermuda triangle for lights, headlight holder screw), front deck lights (circuit board), rear turn signals, and a brake-responding tail light mounted on the rear fender.
Other key features include: rubber grip handles, waterproof LCD display and finger throttle, locking key ignition and voltmeter (voltmeter grub screws), horn and light button, dual 10" x 2.75" tubeless tires inflated to ~45 psi (front axle, front wheel hub with tire, front tire air valve, rear tire air valve, valve cap), dual spring suspension on the front, air shock suspension on the rear, XTECH hydraulic brakes (cable, pads, levers, brace plate) with 140 mm rotors, 1 GX16 3P charging port (58.8V 2A charging adaptor), and kickstand.
Cruiser-specific accessories:
*Either/Or: Keep in mind that you can install either the seat or the storage case/tow handle but not both, as the provided bolts would not be long enough to secure these components together.
Cruiser's Performance
The Cruiser is a single-motor electric scooter with a 1000W brushless DC motor, a 52V 30 Ah LG battery and 52V square wave motor controller (circuit board). These specs are based on a 150-lb rider.
- Top speed: 30 mph / 48.3 kph
- Range: 62 mi / 100 km
- Hill climb: 20 degrees
- Accel (0 mph to 15 mph) : 3.4 s
When you receive your Cruiser, you'll have a little assembly and will get a copy of the user manual.
Using Your Cruiser Basics
Cruiser quick setup guide
Here's a quick setup guide showing you what you'll need to install, check, and adjust to get started.
How to fold/unfold the Cruiser
See how the S-knob folding mechanism works.
Here's also a tutorial on how to replace the folding mechanism.
How to control the EMOVE Cruiser's lights
There is a light button switch on the left handlebar that turns on the headlight and tail light. When braking, the tail light will blink to signal to others that you are slowing down.
Below the light button is a slider. Slide to the left to turn on the left turn signal, slide to the right to turn on the right signal, and center when not in use.
Underneath the deck next to the charging port is a button that turns on the front deck lights.
Cruiser P-settings
Before riding, it's a good idea to adjust your performance or P-settings.
DIY Repairing your Cruiser
The VORO team frequently makes new tutorials on-demand. Here's linked list to video tutorials for maintenance and repairs that you can DIY for your EMOVE Cruiser.
Shoutout to all EMOVE Cruiser owners (and pre-owners)!
What's missing from this, what do I need to update, and what else would you tell other Cruiser owners about?
I'd love your feedback/questions in the comments, upvotes, and shares if this was useful for you!