Motor 24v 100w - To fit Revvi 12" electric balance bike

Motor 24v 100w - To fit Revvi 12" electric balance bike
 
To install a Revvi 24v 100w motor on a Revvi 12" or 16" electric balance bike, you'll need to remove the existing motor and its related components (like the freewheel) and then install the new motor, wiring, and related parts. This process may require specialized tools and should ideally be done by a qualified mechanic or technician. 
Here's a general overview of the steps involved:
1. Preparation:
Identify the motor: Ensure you have the correct 24v 100w motor for your specific Revvi model (12" or 16"). 
Gather tools: You will likely need a freewheel removal tool, Allen wrenches, and potentially other tools depending on your specific model. 
Safety first: Disconnect the battery before starting any work on the electrical system. 
Consult the manual: Refer to the Revvi's manual or any specific instructions for your motor kit. 
Consider professional help: If you are not comfortable with mechanical work, seek professional assistance from a bike shop or mechanic. 
2. Removing the Old Motor:
Flip the bike: Turn the bike upside down to access the motor and related components. 
Remove the battery cover: If applicable, remove the battery cover to access the battery and its connections. 
Disconnect the wiring: Carefully disconnect the wiring harness connecting the motor to the controller and battery. 
Remove the freewheel: Use the appropriate tool to remove the freewheel from the rear wheel. 
Remove the motor: Detach the motor from the frame, noting how it is mounted and any spacers or washers. 
3. Installing the New Motor:
Mount the new motor: Install the new motor, ensuring it is properly aligned and secured to the frame. 
Install the freewheel: Install the new freewheel onto the motor, ensuring it is compatible with the new motor. 
Connect the wiring: Connect the motor's wiring harness to the controller and battery, following the wiring diagram provided with the new motor. 
Reinstall the battery cover: If applicable, reinstall the battery cover. 
4. Final Steps:
Test the bike: Turn the bike upright and test the motor to ensure it is functioning correctly.
Adjust settings: If your bike has adjustable speed settings, ensure the settings are appropriate for the rider's ability and riding conditions. 
Final checks: Double-check all connections and bolts to ensure they are secure. 
Important Notes:
The 250W upgrade kit is designed to improve performance for bikes with 100w or 170w motors, according to Revvi. 
Some kits may require a 3-speed switch if your bike has a 2-speed switch. 
Always prioritize safety and ensure the rider's ability matches the bike's performance capabilities. 
If you are unsure about any step, consult a professional.