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this is a little complicated. 1-check fuel line and filter make sure you have a good gas flow. 2-check you'r hose's for leaks 3- OPTIONAL -check you'r engine for compression.you can buy a pressure gauge at auto zone buy the one that screws into the piston hole it makes it easy for you. REMINDER!! IF CHECKING THE FUEL LINE AND IF IT RUNS BETTER OR BY CHECKING THE HOSE'S AND IF IT RUNS BETTER (THEN YOU WON'T HAVE TO CHECK ENGINE CHECKUP THIS OPTIONAL.) SAFETY FIRST GOOD LUCK. D,R,CLAUDIO

BEST SOLUTION GO TO A GOODWILL MOST OF THE TIME THEY HAVE- BIKES FROM $10.00 TO $40.00 AND YOU LOOK FOR A BIKE THAT HAS A GOOD BACK WHEEL AND YOU'LL HAVE EXTRA PARTS HERE IS A LIST OF PLACES GOODWILL&THRIFT STORE& SWOPMEET THAT HOW I FIX MY BIKES.. HAPPY HUNTING. D,R,CLAUDIO

Too many possibilities. Do a google search for "Razor mx 350 repair" or "repair electric bike" I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/donald_f2ed37026a3ac881

Hi Christopher: - Let me first tell you that I am 72 years old. I currently own an 1100 cruiser and a KLR 650. Yesterday we rode a total of 360 KM of mountain gravel and paved highway, from sea level to 3500 ft mountains and snow. - I've owned motorcycles since I was 13 years old. - I've told you all of this so that you know that my response to your question comes from experience, and a lot of it. - Motorcycles, especially dirt bikes, are intended to be ridden in technical (translate that as less than pristine) environments. Sticks, mud, rock, hills, water crossings, you name it, All are part of the enjoyment of having these machines. - Motorcycles are machines. They have a bunch of moving parts that eventually are subject to wear and breakage. - That means that they require REGULAR maintenance, and that means a LOT more than your mom's daily driver car. - If your chain and sprockets are in poor condition or if the chain was slack, it could easily have come off without a stick being involved. - BOTTOM LINE: - If you are concerned that someone else might damage your ride, NEVER let anyone else use it. - If you let other people use your ride, be prepared to HAPPILY learn how to repair any damage, with or without their physical or financial help. IT'S YOUR TOY, AND YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. ENJOY!

i would suggest taking the chain off of the sprocket(cog), then loosening the nuts. then using tire-levers from a bike shop to carefully leve-off the tire. this should work....i have experience with bicycles....i race them! good luck!!!

Check the battery voltage right after the charger shuts off. Should be around 13 volts on each one. Short the power switch contacts and if that helps replace it. Check that the motor and wheel turn freely and dont make noise. Check all the contoller connectors. Sometimes they melt and the connection isnt good. You can always connect the batteries directly to the motor and if it goes full speed then you need what razor calls an electrical kit which has a throttle and controller.

I had the same problem and it was my charger that did not work

i have the same exact problem on 1 of my sons MX5s..i checked all 3 batteries and all that! you left out the controller clicks when the back wheels sapose to be moving ,it's not....so worse case scenerio batt,controller,motor,(650 This time)& throttle....So theres our blue print...lets hope it's just the batteries....!

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This site has everything to check if scooter is not running regarding fuse problems. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/kelley_9a924afdf232bd4d

Try connecting the red wire to the + battery post and the black to the - post.

remember new batteries take 12 hrs to charge....

Most likely, the last 2 answers are correct. When you charge the battery, does the light on the charger stay red for several hours before turning green? Check the voltage of the 3 batteries after the charger light turns green. It should be 39-40 volts or so no load. Turn the throttle and see if the voltage drops when the relay clicks. You can connect the batteries directly to the motor and it should go full speed if they are good.

put the brakes on

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Bearings frozen? Belt loose? Is scooter turned on?

the back wheel won't move it try to move but it won't it's making a loud noise.every time you give it gas.what could that be...