Bring your scooter with you.
Garage keeps a portable record of the scooter you actually have, so FIX, MOD, and the calculators can work from the same machine without making you enter everything again.
Think of it as the spec card for your ride. Start with a factory scooter from the Spec Deck or enter a ground-up build, then change the specs to match what is really on your scooter. When it looks right, download the card and keep it.
Next time, open that card here and CSS can pick up where you left off. You can also read or edit the file yourself offline. You keep the only copy.
Garage cards are Markdown files. If you edit one outside CSS, keep the headings and field labels intact so the reader can put everything back where it belongs.
Which scooter are we working with?
What did this scooter start as?
Pick the factory scooter it started as, or the scooter that donated most of its parts. The Spec Deck will fill the starting specs, and you can change anything that is different now. If there is no useful base scooter, choose Built from scratch.
Choose the scooter this machine started as, or the one that contributed most of it.
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Give it enough identity that you can recognize it later. The useful engineering detail comes next.
Your machine
Start with what we know
The Spec Deck filled these from the base scooter. Go through them and change anything that is different on yours. The original value stays beside it for reference.
What makes up your scooter?
Record the specs that matter. A scratch builder can fill this directly; a modified factory scooter only needs the things that differ or need more detail.
What have you changed?
Replaced a throttle? Bigger battery? Different controller? New bars? Welded half another scooter onto it? Put it here. Maintenance and replacements count too because they describe the machine you actually have.
How does it run now?
Real-world numbers make later estimates much more useful. Leave anything you don't know blank.