Electric Scooter Accessories

Helmets — the 508 and the 818

Two helmet listings appear in the accessories family: the "508 Helmet" (titled as a factory helmet page) and the "818 Helmet". The catalog publishes no sizing, weight or certification data for either in the pages we hold, so both are presented at listing level — model names and the published photo for the 508 — with full details confirmed at inquiry. If your market requires a specific helmet standard for bundled sales, name it in the inquiry; do not assume a listing implies a certification.

Fenders, phone holders and brake parts

• Fender — a fender listing sits in the accessories family; fitment is model-specific, so ask against the vehicle model code you are ordering.
• Phone holder — a handlebar phone holder listing, again fitment-confirmed at inquiry.
• Front and rear brake discs — a motorcycle front and rear disc brake listing (disc brake front/rear in its data). Brake parts are wear items for fleets — the maintenance checklist covers the inspection rhythm.

Batteries and electrical parts

The electrical side of the accessories family — battery listings, the 450W brushless controller and motor parts — is covered on its own page, batteries, motors and controllers, because fleet buyers spec those parts against vehicle platforms (48V, 60V, 72V) rather than as add-on accessories. Spare-parts planning is worth doing at vehicle-order time: helmets and holders are easy add-ons, but a brake disc or controller matched to the wrong platform helps no one. Send the vehicle model codes with any parts inquiry.

Building a spares kit at vehicle-order time

The practical use of the accessories catalog is a spares kit specified while the vehicles are being ordered, not after the first breakdown. A sensible kit, built from what this family actually lists: helmets in the rider sizes your market needs (508 and 818 models — sizing confirmed at inquiry), brake discs for the vehicle models in the order, a phone holder per working vehicle where riders navigate by phone, and fenders as the sacrificial body part they are. The electrical spares — batteries and the 450W brushless controller line — belong to the platform conversation on the batteries, motors and controllers page, because a spare that does not match the vehicle's platform is inventory, not insurance.

What this catalog does not list

Honesty about absence again: the accessories family publishes no luggage boxes, windscreens, locks, covers or lighting upgrades as separate listings, although vehicles elsewhere in the catalog appear with baskets, boxes and windscreens in their own pages. If an accessory matters to your order — a delivery box for a cargo trike, say — ask for it as a vehicle-configuration question rather than assuming a parts listing exists. The answer may well be available as part of the vehicle; it is simply not catalogued as an accessory, and this page will not pretend otherwise. Ask early, while the vehicle configuration is still open, and the accessory question becomes part of the order rather than an afterthought shipped separately at courier rates.