BITS THAT MATTER!
Tubeless rims and 120/70 - 8 tubeless tyres.
Removed the 30mm thick pad that stops my legs and feet sitting correctly on the footplate. Who designs this stuff? Replaced with a bit of carbon fibre, saving about 4lb of steel plate and padding/fake leather.
Moved light inboard as they stupidly stick out to hit the bed as you transfer and everything you get close to. Again, why do they do this?
And heres how close the caster gets. Seat lowered, no tilt, footrest moved back.
Headrest scaffold thrown away, and replaced with simple alloy bard and two bits of angle iron. All sprayed black with a can... Actual headrest is crap, so making a better one. Still small. Before all this was thrown away there was literally 12 inches of extra metal sticking out of the rear to hit everything in my workshop, and to wreck the house. What do they think about when making all this stuff? I also cut off the stupidly long 10 inch long push handles, and used 2 small rubber caps. Allows shopping bags to hang!
And... rear lights are actually pretty bright. Can barely be seen in the daylight sun.
Joystick correctly located more inboard, and 3 inches higher to allow proper hand technique for the zero delay programming that allows proper accurate control. This was essential.