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Wilson's new Miami shop is open at 2235 NW 20th St in Allapattah, Monday to Saturday from 10:30 AM to 7 PM. We repair electric scooters and e-bikes of any brand, wherever you bought them, starting with a free inspection. We also sell electric scooters, e-bikes and electric dirt bikes. Call (516) 300-0944, or just walk in.
Wilson's E-Scooters & E-Bikes · 2235 NW 20th St, Miami, FL 33142 · (516) 300-0944
Most maintenance on an electric scooter or e-bike takes as little as 30 minutes, so you can wait for it. Bigger jobs get a time estimate along with the price, before any work starts. Express service runs at every Wilson's shop, and Miami is no exception.
Every system on your ride, mechanical and electrical. Here's what our technicians check when it comes in, and where the most common repairs start. Every price includes parts and labor; the final price depends on the model and the part, and you approve it before we start.
We find what caused the flat (glass, a pinch or a worn tire) before fitting the new tube or tire, so it doesn't happen again next week. Inner tube, tubeless, airless and off-road tires, plus rims, spokes and wheel bearings.
Range dropped, or it won't charge? We load-test the battery for capacity and discharge, then check the charger's output, the charging port and the wiring to the pack. A dead ride gets the same order: charger, port, battery voltage, then the power button and harness.
Spongy, squealing or weak? We check the pads, the disc and the clearance, and inspect the bearings while it's in. On hydraulic brakes we also check the fluid and bleed the line. Cables, levers, hoses and cutoff switches too.
Reading the code is part of the free inspection. The code points us at a system (motor, controller, throttle, brake cutoff or battery), and we trace the actual fault from there. Displays, lights and wiring harnesses as well.
Grinding, stuttering or cutting out? We check the hall sensors and phase wires first, then the bearings and the motor itself, hub or mid-drive. On e-bikes: chain, derailleur, cassette, crank, pedal assist and torque sensor.
Summer downpours and flooded streets push water into connectors, controllers and battery housings. We open the affected systems, clean out the corrosion, replace what's gone and reseal. After a crash or a pothole we check the frame, fork, stem, folding hinge and rims.
Swollen or wet battery? Don't charge it. Bring it straight in and we'll do a safety check first.
The same prices as at every Wilson's shop. Starting prices, parts and labor included; the final price depends on your model and part.
See every repair price| Simple inspectionAny brand, any issue | Free |
|---|---|
| Full diagnosisDisassembly and test equipment, waived on repairs over $100 | $30 |
| Flat tire repairInner tube | from$40 |
| Tire and tube replacement | from$65 |
| Brake repair | from$25 |
| Battery load test and health report | from$50 |
| Error code fix | from$35 |
| Tune-up and safety check | from$50 |
Most riders only ever need the free look. The diagnosis fee applies only when finding the fault means opening your ride up, and it comes off the bill if you go ahead with a bigger repair.
A technician looks your electric scooter or e-bike over and tells you what we find. Any brand, any issue.
When the fault is hidden, we open it up and test it properly.
Repair over $100? The diagnosis fee comes off your bill.You only pay it if you decide not to go ahead.
Monday to Saturday, 10:30 AM to 7 PM. No appointment needed; call (516) 300-0944 if you'd like to check first.
A technician looks it over and tells you what we find.
You get the price first. Nothing gets fixed until you say yes.
Most maintenance is done in as little as 30 minutes.
Every hour off the road costs a delivery rider money. Tell us you ride for work when you walk in or call, and your electric scooter or e-bike goes to the front of the line. Same express service, same prices.
Priority for delivery riders at every Wilson's shop, Miami included.
Saturdays included, so a flat late in the week doesn't cost you the next shift too.
Tires, brakes, throttles, controllers, chargers and charging ports, on the e-bikes and electric scooters that do the miles.
Bought it online, at another shop or secondhand? It doesn't matter. Our technicians repair electric scooters and e-bikes from any brand, including the ones we don't sell, from the Segway Ninebot Max G30 and GT2 to the Hiboy S2. These are just examples.
Any brand, any issue
Electric scootersE-bikes, commuter, folding, fat-tire and cargoElectric dirt bikesElectric unicyclesHoverboards
The Miami shop is a store as well as a repair shop. Come in to see what's on the floor, or browse the full range online first. Whatever you buy, the same technicians service it.
Commuter, long-range, foldable, off-road and high-performance electric scooters.
Shop electric scootersCommuter, fat-tire and e-motorbike styles for city riding and longer trips.
Shop e-bikesOff-road electric dirt bikes, including our own Wilson's MX line.
Shop electric dirt bikesNot in Miami? We ship electric scooters and e-bikes across the USA, and you can pay over time with PayPal, Affirm or Klarna at checkout.
Yes. Under Florida law an electric scooter that can't go faster than 20 mph on level ground needs no driver license, registration or insurance, and you ride it under bicycle rules. Cities can add their own rules on top, for example on sidewalks.
| Florida rule | Electric scooter | E-bike |
|---|---|---|
| Speed in the definition | Can't go faster than 20 mph on level ground | Motor stops helping at 20 mph (Class 1 and 2) or 28 mph (Class 3); motor under 750 W |
| License, registration, insurance | Not needed | Not needed |
| Helmet | Required under 16 | Required under 16 |
| Where to ride | Bicycle rules: bicycle lanes and streets; on sidewalks, yield to people walking. Local rules can restrict streets and sidewalks. | |
| At night | White front lamp and a red rear lamp and reflector | |
Sources: Florida Statutes 316.003, 316.2128 and 316.20655, summarised in our Florida guide below.
Many performance electric scooters are built for well over 20 mph, and those fall outside Florida's definition on public roads. Ask us in the shop which models fit Florida's definition for street riding.
On NW 20th Street near NW 22nd Avenue, in Allapattah. Walk in Monday to Saturday, 10:30 AM to 7 PM.
Our Miami shop handles walk-in electric scooter and e-bike repair and sales for Allapattah and the rest of Miami-Dade, with a free simple inspection, express service and any brand welcome.
The simple inspection is free. Brake repair starts at $25, a flat tire at $40, an error code fix at $35 and a battery test at $50. A full diagnosis is from $30, and it comes off the bill if your repair is over $100. Every price includes parts and labor, matches every other Wilson's shop, and you approve the final price before we start.
No. Walk in Monday to Saturday from 10:30 AM to 7 PM at 2235 NW 20th St, Miami; the shop is closed on Sundays. If you'd like to check something before you come, call (516) 300-0944.
Most maintenance, like flat tires, brake work and adjustments, takes as little as 30 minutes. Bigger jobs get a time estimate along with the price before any work starts. Delivery riders go to the front of the line.
We start with the charger, then the charging port and the battery voltage, then the power button, key switch and wiring harness. That order usually finds the fault fast. Looking it over is free, and a no-power repair starts at $35.
We check the likely causes in order: the battery's capacity under load, the charger's output, the charging port, then drag from the brakes, tires and motor. A battery load test with a health report is from $50, waived if your repair quote is over $100. If the battery is swollen or got wet, don't charge it; bring it straight in.
Yes. Any brand, any issue, wherever you bought it: Segway, Ninebot, Hiboy, Gotrax, Razor, Apollo, Dualtron, Rad Power, Aventon, Lectric, Super73 and many more, plus electric unicycles, hoverboards and electric dirt bikes.
Yes. The Miami shop sells electric scooters, e-bikes and electric dirt bikes, and services them too. Come in to see what's on the floor, or browse electric scooters and e-bikes online first.
Yes. Under Florida law an electric scooter that can't go faster than 20 mph on level ground needs no driver license, registration or insurance, and the rider follows bicycle rules. Riders under 16 must wear a helmet. Cities can add their own rules, for example on sidewalks. Our Florida electric scooter laws guide covers the details.
Open Monday to Saturday, 10:30 AM to 7 PM. Free simple inspection, any brand, no appointment needed.
