You're getting ready for a ride on your Kugoo G2 Pro. You unfold the scooter, but something feels wrong. The handlebar wobbles a bit, signalling a problem you didn’t expect. Don’t risk your safety, replace the stem before you ride again.
SKU: KUGOO-FOLDI-POLE-GBOOS-Z1
You're getting ready for a ride on your Kugoo G2 Pro. You unfold the scooter, but something feels wrong. The handlebar wobbles a bit, signalling a problem you didn’t expect. The folding pole seems worn out and damaged. Don’t risk your safety, replace the stem before you ride again.
Look for rust or damage on the folding pole of your scooter. This could indicate that the pole isn't strong enough. Make sure the folding part moves smoothly and locks in place firmly. If the steering becomes tough, it might hint at a potential issue with the pole.
This folding pole fits the Kugoo G2 Pro.
Bring back the stability of your ride with this replacement folding pole for the Kugoo G2 Pro. Constructed from robust aluminium—the same material used in aircraft construction—the pole offers a lightweight yet durable structure.
The folding pole helps you steer smoothly and control the direction. When you're done riding, it folds up, so you can carry your scooter up the stairs. It simplifies storing the scooter in a room or a car boot
Riding with a faulty pole can lead to unpredictable issues and is not worth the risk. If the folding mechanism is broken, carrying the scooter becomes difficult. By replacing the stem right away, you keep your rides enjoyable.
Keep rolling
It's a beautiful day, and you're ready to enjoy it. However, when you reach for your electric scooter, you notice the battery is completely drained despite overnight charging. Now, your plans are at risk and you need to find a solution.
You're navigating the roads on your Kugoo G-Booster, when, suddenly, a cyclist swerves in front of you. You instinctively squeeze the left brake lever, and your scooter responds with a stop, but doesn’t react as smoothly as it should.
This cable links the brake lever to the rest of the brake system. A simple squeeze on the lever sends the command down. This action makes the calliper clamp onto a disc, and voilà, your scooter halts.
