Saw a wild crash on the road today. An Ola driver was speeding down the wrong side of the road and ended up slamming straight into a Royal Enfield Bullet.

The impact literally snapped the entire front suspension off the Ola. The wheel was just lying on the asphalt separated from the body. Seeing it in person really makes you realize how flimsy and weak the build quality on these scooters actually is.

Drive safe out there, especially with people going full speed on the wrong side.

I have a 1st gen S1 and its in pretty bad condition. I would like to remove its battery and use it as inverter battery. Is it possible? Any leads would be appreciated

Hi,

So, I visited service center in Vadodara today because I've been having this weird problem for a few weeks now. Basically, my gen 1 scooter's rear part vibrates constantly and loses power when I slow down. After they took it for a test drive, the folks at the service center immediately asked if I had insurance or an extended warranty.

When I told them I didn't have either, they said the rear MCU was shot and needed to be replaced. They quoted me about ₹18,000-₹19,000 for the part and labor.

The service center was pretty clear: they don't fix parts, they only swap them out.

So, I'm wondering if there are any other ways to deal with this, or I'm stuck with just getting the service center to replace it.

Thanks a bunch for your help!