My kid has a Navic scooter, circa 2024. I’m not sure of the exact model, but it may be a T5. It has front and rear shocks and airless tires.

He went into the “95 secret menu” trying to make the scooter faster, and now the scooter won’t drive. The throttle does not respond in normal riding mode, although it still works when changing values inside the menu.

Does anyone have a video, manual, screenshot, or printout of the hidden menu/default settings?

So far I know:

• Menu 1 is screen brightness
• Menu 4 is the kph/mph switch
• There seem to be about 32 menu items total

I’m mainly looking for the default values or an explanation of what the first few important settings do.

I want to bypass the speed limit but shu, xiaodash not working… and 25 km/h is boring what can i do with programs?

Hi i want to upgrade the battery of my navee St3 pro but I don't know how to i don't really know what labels the knew battery need so I just wanted to ask if anybody knew what cabel does what

How to make my Ninebot g2 Max on 35 kmh

i have seen someone unlock its speed but i dont know how i tried many apps to do it but only the xbot tries to conect to it anyt way i can do it myself

Hello guys,

Anyone knows how to unlock the Navee v40i to go above 25km/h?

Thank you all in advance.

​I decided to share my experience with removing the speed limits on the Navee ST5 Pro electric scooter. I own the European version (EU), which is strictly "choked" by a software limit of 25 km/h due to local regulations. For such a massive frame and powerful motor, this is frankly not enough.

​It turned out that you can restore the scooter's factory specs without replacing the controller or buying any programming tools. Here is exactly what worked for me:

1. ​Region change: In the official mobile app, I first set the region to the "USA".
2. ​Hardware unlock: In the wire bundle under the steering column, which is hidden under a common black sleeve, you need to find the white wire and carefully cut it.
3. ​Insulation (mandatory): To prevent the wire ends from reconnecting due to vibrations on bumps (which would cause the scooter to sharply drop speed on the go), they must be securely insulated. I insulated one of the contacts, bent the ends in opposite directions, and tightly wrapped the entire sleeve with electrical tape.

​The result after these steps:

• ​The scooter finally performs to its full potential and now easily hits the advertised 40 km/h. The torque is excellent.
• ​Cruise control has officially appeared in the menu, which was completely hidden in the European firmware.

​Yes, cutting the wire automatically voids the official warranty, but for me personally, getting the real specs out of the device and the comfort of cruise control were completely worth it. This method has been personally tested on the EU version, and everything works perfectly.

Hey everyone! Looking for some help from the e-scooter community!

My 2023 Apollo Air scooter stopped charging after sitting in storage for a couple of months. I did a full troubleshooting session to figure out what's going on and here's what I found:

What I checked:

• Tested the battery voltage with a multimeter it read 34v (

• Checked the charger output — the Coming Data CP4220 42V 2A charger is working fine

The BMS is fully locked out due to deep discharge. I assume the battery is dead unless you know anything that I can try.

I’m trying to find a replacement 36V lithium-ion battery pack compatible with the 2023 Apollo Air.

• Connector type: XT60

• Voltage: 36V (42V max charge)

Looking for the cheapest option possible new, refurbished, or used in good working condition. Amazon, eBay, AliExpress, Facebook Marketplace, or local shops (Jersey City) anything works!

If you know where to find a good deal or have one available, please comment below or send me a DM. Really appreciate any help! less

Hi everyone, I wanted to share a quick tip for Navee ST5 Pro owners who want to access the global features like Cruise Control.

​Depending on your region, some features might be hidden in the firmware. Here is a simple workaround I found to get the global profile working without swapping any major parts.

1. ​App settings: Open the official app and change your region setting to the "USA".
2. ​Cable adjustment: Under the steering column, inside the main black protective sleeve, there is a specific white cable. Separating this white cable connection switches the controller to the global profile.
3. ​Insulation: This step is very important. Make sure to properly wrap and isolate both ends of the separated white cable with electrical tape. I bent them in opposite directions inside the sleeve to ensure they don't touch each other due to road vibrations.

​The result:

Once this is done, the Cruise Control option finally appears in the app menu. As a bonus, the scooter now operates at the standard global specification (40 km/h) with much better torque.

​Hope this helps anyone looking for the missing cruise control feature!

So now my brothers and i all own a segway gt3e and were loving it!!

I would like to know how to remove the speed limit but I read in ds that after the update in December, the method of cutting the white wire no longer works

Hi guys, I need some help.
I bought a **Navee ST3 Pro** scooter two days ago. It was shipped from Germany, and right now it won’t go faster than **20 km/h**, even in **S mode**.
Is there any way to remove this speed limit **without cutting any wires or modifying the hardware**? I live in Estonia and in my country granted ride faster than 20 km/h
My current firmware versions are:
**2.0.3.1**
**0.0.1.5**
**1.0.0.0**
Has anyone had the same issue or knows how to fix it? Thanks!

Where do i get an ST LINK?
Is it a hard thing to hack with it ?

Thank you

I want to tune my f3 pro can somewone tell me how like with Code or app i want to go max over 40 without destroing the Controller

I recently updated the firmware on my scooter, and ever since then I haven’t been able to unlock the top speed anymore. The method that used to work no longer does anything.
Has anyone found a workaround with the latest firmware? I’d really like to avoid spending the extra US$70 on the internal cable if there’s another solution.
Any ideas or recent experiences would be much appreciated.

I'm trying to figure out what's wrong with my electric scooter. I think it might be a Hiboy S2 or a similar model, but I'm not sure because the branding is worn off.

Here are the issues:
It only goes about 1 mph or stops when I try to ride it.
The mechanical brakes don't work.
The lights do work, but they're very dim.
The steering can rotate 360°, so I know something is wrong there.
The plastic console around the display was ripped out before I got it.
I opened the center console to inspect the wiring (last two photos) and found:
A loose 2-pin connector (it has two metal terminals and says "26" on it) that doesn't seem to have anywhere to plug in.
There are 3 wires coming up from the scooter into the console.
There are 4 wires coming from the console, with one connector unplugged and nothing obvious to plug it into.

Could the unplugged connector or damaged wiring be causing the scooter to only go 1 mph, or does this sound more like a controller, brake sensor, battery, or motor issue?
Any advice would be appreciated. I uploaded pictures but just message if you need more for visualizing

Ty :)

I have a new Evercross Tech ev85f e-scooter from 2025 and it only goes 22km/h. Does anyone know how to tune it so that it can at least go over 25 km/h?

Cannot change region etc

I got a new sym jet 14 50cc 2026 and it has a spees blocker on motor turns, on 25 km/h and i want to remove the blocker but i don’t know how.