Razor E1800 52V Brushless Hub Motor Conversion E325 Electric Scooter Part 1

Been wanting to do a stand-up scooter build, just to change things up from my usual Razor MX650 / MX500 projects. Luckily I got a generous donation from @Flex-E-Moto (Jacson Crider) so I can start another build for y'all. In this video, I'll be removing all the factory 24V Drivetrain components and converting this scooter to run on a 52V Brushless hub motor.

Everything used on this project (So Far):
. Razor E325 24V Electric Scooter: https://amzn.to/44zyZbR
. Razor E300 (Same Thing): https://amzn.to/46XBCpt
. 10" 48V 500W Hub Motor w/Tire: https://ebay.us/6PdF4i
. 48V 1800W Brushless Controller: https://ebay.us/tdPmDE
. Twist Throttle w/Key Lock: https://amzn.to/3KknCN0
. CYCPLUS GPS Speedometer: https://amzn.to/44GY3O7
. TOBWOLF MTB Mechanical Disc Brake: https://amzn.to/3q443Sa
. Skateboard Grip Tape: https://amzn.to/43PshNR
. Super Bright LED Handlebar Light: https://amzn.to/44O3MSc
. 52V 20AH 50A Lithium Battery (One I Used): https://amzn.to/44L9MeI
. 52V 20AH 50A (Alternative Option): https://amzn.to/3OA6rt9

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Thank you @Flex-E-Moto
01:18 - Razor E325 Disassembly
03:13 - Brushless Hub Motor Parts
06:18 - M4 Pro 48V Brushless Motor Install
08:10 - Controller Fitment Issues
09:22 - Wiring the 48V Brushless Controller
10:43 - Snagging the 52V Battery
11:34 - Will It Work..?
12:50 - What's Next?

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