Hi All,

I bought a Xiaomi electric scooter few months back from the website. The back tire got punctured recently. I have an extra tire for replacement. Where should I go for replacement? Are there any repair shops in Basel which does this?

I already contacted some Velo shops about the replacement and they don't do this. Where should I go now?

https://www.google.com/search?q=mi+e...fmYw0D9_bMVdM:

Any help is appreciated. Thank you very much

Why not buy online and DIY.
https://m.banggood.com/Anti-Explosio...SABEgIMvPD_BwE

Sorry I already have two extra tires with me. No need to buy one. I just want them to be replaced and Im not sure how to do this. So, I wanted to go to some repair shop to make it done.

Sorry for misreading.

I don’t think it should be that difficult for either bicycle shop or specialized scooter shop to replace it. I googled the “scooter mechanics”. For instance, this came up ...

https://www.scuderiabiasco.ch/

http://www.motoportvalten.ch/de/

I'm looking for repair in Basel.

Cannot believe nobody will do that. Try one of those:

http://www.motofloh.ch/

https://moto-centrale.ch/

http://www.phoenixbasel.ch/de/index.html

http://yamaha-fritscherighetti.ch/

https://www.moto-store.ch/

http://www.toeffcenter.ch/bmw/de/index.html

https://emovemotors.ch/index.php

No help for you sorry .. But it was for this very reason I bought mine where I did..
A shop in Geneve sells e-Twow brand and they do the full nuts and bolts servicing and repairs in house.. Just drop it off, get a courtesy scooter and come back when the servicing/repair/upgrade is done.

There are several videos in Youtube showing how to do it. I myself have done it several times. If you enjoy a bit of DYI work, it's not really rocket science.

hijacking this thread: how happy are you with the scooters? are they road-legal? have you been stopped by the polizei, to what effect?

Very happy with mine.. I've cut my transit time across Geneve from ~30 mins to ~12 mins plus i use it around the village etc..

Legal - not quite. The model i have can be made legal in it's firmware and certified by the shop, homogulation certificate but I've taken the chance not to.Just reduces it's top speed.
So far so good with cops, I've seen plenty people being stopped but they tend to be on the sidewalk or pedestrian areas etc.. I stick to bike lanes, wear a helmet, follow the traffic rules etc.
It can be pretty scary in busy traffic too.. I have a downhill stretch where it hit's ~50km/h .. You need to just commit

AFAIK there are no shops in Switzerland who will bother with these scooters. If you're stuck I can help you, have done it many times on my M365 and Pro scooters. Am in Zurcher Oberland.

I've extensively used the public ones from Tier and Lime and they are great. The only caveat is the limited 25 km/h top speed, there are times on the road when I need a little extra burst of speed to get out of a sticky situation and its just not there. If I did get one I would get it de-restricted just as a safety measure.