EMOVE / Futecher / Speedway Electric Scooters Speed Adjustment Guide

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December 11, 2017 1 min read 8 Comments

Freeload Speed for BLDC Hub Motor (Used in EMOVE Cruisers) - 82km/hr++

Freeload Speed for ERT - 74km/hr++

Current Regulations for Big Wheels Scooters in Singapore

Following criteria for all bicycles and PMDs which are used on public paths:

Maximum width of 700mm;
Maximum unladen weight of 20 kg;
Maximum device speed of 25km/h (for motorised devices only).

Image taken from: https://www.lta.gov.sg/data/apps/news/press/2016/20160317_AMAPPanelReport(final).pdf

For EMOVE scooters, you are able to adjust your speed to comply with LTA regulations, for lots of users, they want the battery capacity but they do not want the high speed. If you are one of these users, you are IN for a treat!

1. Press both (Power and Mode) button

2. Press mode button and get to P8

3. Press power button to enter the setting

4. Press power button again to reduce the speed (Numbers shown on display are in percentage %)

Set your speed according to how fast you would like to go.

E.g. If you set it to 25%, your scooter can achieve around 25km/hr

Speed Mode 3 (Max Speed around 25km/hr)

Speed Mode 1( Max Speed around 6-7km/hr)

No matter what speed you are on, if you capped the max speed setting to 25%, the highest you can go is 25km/hour.

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8 Responses

Scooter

March 09, 2020

Here are the other settings P0-P9
https://www.voromotors.com/blogs/news/ever-wonder-what-does-p0-p9-stands-for

Charles

September 10, 2019

How fast can these scooters actually go? 30ish?

Kyle Antle

September 02, 2019

It would be nice to be able to utilize everything the onboard computer is capable of. I know certain things are locked for the users protection, but if I have a complete set of instructions on what does what, I can easily figure it out. I want to know if there is a way to unlock everything.

Michael Milius

August 04, 2019

Do you have a manual guide book on the LCD control dashboard? I’d like to know what all the warning icons mean. Thanks for your help!

Casmint

August 02, 2019

Hi, my scooter controller battery display keep on blinking and never show how much battery percentage left. Does that mean that something wrong with my setting or battery problem?