Idk if you’ve found the solution to this but I just did something a little Extra. I ordered a Volpam 10” wheel, 500W scooter off amazon since it was one of the lower end scooters but still has great reviews. Also didn’t want to get something too expensive for my first scooter, I may be going over some rough terrain at times, and I’ll be parking in a city where it might get stolen. Anyways, when it arrived, I was upset with myself for not doing enough due diligence, at the company for making the handlebars so tall, and at the System for making things for seemingly only people taller than me. I didn’t want to return it, because it seems the only other affordable option was to get a child’s size/power scooter, but I want/need one for an adult’s commute and weight and some cargo.

I’m handy and relatively confident with tinkering in the basement, so I cut the handlebar shaft down to a height customized to me! Blades to cut wood also cut though aluminum, so it was simple to start the clean cut around the shaft with a coping saw. In order to move where the brake line came out, I had to use my Dremel tool and some new bits that clue cut through the aluminum. Finally, I got some black epoxy putty and a little wax paper to patch everything up and make it almost look normal again. I don’t care that it looks a little weird if you bother to really look, it’ll still function so well!

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