I removed the rear wheel, chain drive, brakes and metal guard on an Currie Industries, eZip500 electric scooter in order to replace the damaged rear wheel. Unfortunately, I do not recall the proper sequence for each piece, especially the bearings, washers and nuts... and the photo I took is not clear. So please; I am looking for either a diagram, photo or a how to video so I can re-assemble the scooter back in safe order so my son can ride it again!!... Thank you!
This is a link to the manual:
http://www.currietech.com/dealers/wiki/images/3/3e/Owner%27s_Manual_-_CD_scooter.pdf
The rear wheel installation can be found on page 29.
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The problem is witht he flywheel on the rear wheel assembly. I had mine fixed by a professional last night (at a bike store). Razor uses a very cheap spring that is designed to fail and then to top that off did not use enough bearings as well (12 bearings short out of the factory). My son had also sprayed WD-40 all around the back axle (trying to make it faster). This is bad because, the bearings are packed in grease and WD-40 is a de-greaser. Never get WD-40 anywhere near your back axle!!! Anyway, the flywheel was way easier to remove than I thought. It is threaded onto the rim's axle shaft and just screws off. Once you get the flywheel, off you have to take it apart, fabricate a new spring (my son's new spring came from an old 10 speed's tensioning spring), reset the 3 pawls, repack the bearings, put the flywheel back together, and screw it back onto the wheel. I will post a YouTube video on this later. Hopefully this is enough info to get you started.
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