Upgraded Razor Power Rider 360 conversion, 2 Dewalt tool batteries, 24v 350v motor. First test ride!

Experience the thrill of the upgraded Razor Power Rider 360 in this exciting demonstration video! Watch as we take it for a spin for the first time after an epic motor swap. Join us as we test its speed and performance to see if it's fast enough for your adrenaline needs!
She looked bored on the power rider when it had 1 Dewalt battery upgrade. We needed to make it faster. So I installed 2 Dewalt Batteries. 2 is better than 1, right?
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Parts List
36V throttle grip and controller kit
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Dewalt Battery Adapter with switch QTY 2
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24V 350W Electric Motor
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2 Dewalt Batteries 20V 4AH
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[@MrJesseWalsh]

Working on something like this myself, but I really don't like having the chain exposed. Did you look for other motors that can fit where the stock one is? Thanks

[@DIYwithDUY]

Hi, I looked into other motors and an electric 6” or 8” hub motor would probably be a better and safer choice so the chain fits under the cover. You would need a throttle controller and throttle that is made specifically for the hub motor with hall sensors built in. Good luck with your build. Let me know if you have any other questions. I’ll try my best to help. I am currently working on a E200 Razor Scooter build with 2 motors. 1 in front and 1 in the rear. An all wheel drive scooter will be fun for the kids.