What Causes the Rear Wheel of a Scooter to Lock Up?
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Scooter rear wheel lock-up is generally caused by damage to the rear wheel bearings or issues with the gear oil (not engine oil) and gearbox. Here’s an introduction to scooters: Introduction: A scooter is a vehicle that bridges the gap between motorcycles and cars, serving as a popular mode of transportation, invented by senior engineer Corradino D’Ascanio. Maintenance: Follow the manufacturer’s manual for maintenance. For example, regularly change the engine oil (typically every 1,000 km), gear oil (every 5,000 km), clean or replace the air filter (every 5,000 km), periodically inspect the brakes or replace brake pads, regularly replace spark plugs, and check battery capacity, among other tasks.