VSETT 10+ Electric Scooter Brake Bleeding Tutorial 

OH NICE! That is a good tip. We will add this to our internal process and when we do another video on hydraulic brakes we can add this step. Thanks Travis!

@@RevRides360 No problem just got into the world of electric scooters and it’s kind of amazing how much of the technology crosses over to the mountain bike world. Great take videos by the way keep up the good work

@@traviseller3770 Hi Travis, just curious, any thoughts on what model of MAGURA e-MTB brakes would be a great upgrade for the Vsett 10+ ? I have 2 Vsett 10+ and one of them Ive upgraded the brakes with the SHIMANO MT200 brake kit, I'd like to go one further with my other scooter using Magura. Thank you.

@@N3xus_6sucks you never for a reply

Thanks. We will keep it up. We have some accessories and all parts on our website. If there is anything specific you are looking for please email service@revrides.com.

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Glad you like them!

Hey if you message us at contactus@revrides.com . They can get you the dimensions there!

Hey there! Here's some tips on fixing wheel wobbles: 1. Have your air pump ready - we're about to deflate and re-inflate the tire. 2. Fully deflate the tire. 3. Using your hands, grab the "base" of the tire where it meets the rim, and massage the tire. The goal here is to loosen the tire from the rim in hopes that it'll seat straighter. 4. Repeat this process all around the tire. 5. Inflate the tire enough to feel the pressure, but where you can still massage the bead of the tire. 6. At this pressure, repeat steps 3 and 4. 7. Fully inflate the tire and give it a spin.

Thanks for sharing the idea. We'll have to try it out.

We recommend using Shimano Red brake fluid!

Email service@revrides.com and we can have our techs get the screw size for you.

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Hey! the screws are not universal. In the kit you purchase, make sure it states that it includes the right adapter for Shimano brakes. Most brake kits do include them

@@RevRides360 But you worked on a Vsett scooter and not Shimano brakes so, are you saying the Shimano brake kit actually works on Vsetts and similarly built scooters?

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Hi Azog, if you would like to push the old oil out and start from scratch you are welcome to!

@@RevRides360 what would that process look like?

The 9+ has cable brakes so does not need bleeding. However, cables stretch so you may need to tighten the brakes from time-to-time. See the 24 second mark on this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zun9d0k2UYM.html

Are you sure you put the correct oil in it and check your break pads they may need to be replaced

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@@RevRides360 I have the same issue, but i''m from Europe. Can you just tell what's the solution to this problem? Can it be fixed without new o ring ? Or if i need o ring, which size do i need?

Correct, you only need the green for Nut brakes

@@RevRides360 what if it was red before? Would it mess up the breaks. Have no idea which one they used stock and this is my first time bleeding

Sorry we are looking to get some for the site. amazon has a long list of them that will all work.

​@@RevRides360 would it be worth posting affiliate links from Amazon so you can provide a service for us lazy ones and you get some money back for your services too.

We press the lever to help push the oil through!

@@RevRides360 i see because you did not show it on the video. your video tutorial is good but problem is. for us beginer's that iwant to learn your video seems to be fast and shortcut. if you can upload a more detailed video it will help me more thanks.

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6-12 months

Yes you do! This is to ensure no air enters the system.

@@RevRides360 This video was too rushed for noobies. Really bad.

@@_nom_ lol no it looks straight forward to me I got my vsett 10+ and tried it it worked for me took me like 30 minutes because I wanted to make sure I got it right but it worked

brake bleeding is pretty universal

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Yes they do here is the link! (www.amazon.com/CYCEARTH-Bicycle-Shimano-Hydraulic-Professional/dp/B07H2DQMMQ/ref=sr_1_2?crid=Y20K51YTZ5E5&keywords=cycearth%2Bbrake%2Bbleed%2Bkit%2Bzoom&qid=1647878290&sprefix=cycearth%2Bbrake%2Bbleed%2Bkit%2Bzoom%2B%2Caps%2C122&sr=8-2&th=1)

Perfect question! Right to the point. Didn't even have to write it.

Another question? are all vsett 10+ brakes zoom hydrolic? Does zoom brakes use shamano oil and nut brakes use bleeder brake fluid? Because I think bought the bleeder brake fluid along with the shamano oil thinking I was gonna use both but it seems you only used the shamano oil.

@@707zacbuster my vsett 10+ came with nutt brakes

Which adapter did you use for the caliper? I tried all of them and none don't screw in like the top handle bar did

well no breaks

You should bleed your brakes if you're finding your brakes aren't very responsive, which is usually caused by air bubbles in the hydraulic system. Bleeding the brakes is the process of removing these air bubbles to ensure effective hydraulic compression and restoring the responsiveness of the brakes.

@@VelocityLP well said!

@@VelocityLP how often does this happen/is this process needed?

Me personally I don’t mind not bleeding my breaks if it was the front break because I dont use it as much but because it’s the rear break I need and I use that a lot more than the front I thinks necessary or u could turn your electronic braking all they way up just be careful because it will throw you off the scooter

The video was not though out.

Right has anyone did this successfully yet I’m watching it because my rear brake won’t stop me as quickly as it did when I first got if I was my front brake I wouldn’t be worried about it so much because I barely use it but because it’s my rear break of course I use that more when I ride I’m tempted to not bleed my rear break and just turn my electronic breaking up

It’s not really after you’ve done it once. The most complicated part is assembling the syringe correctly.

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