Key takeaways
- Most fronts are not motorized—check brake rub, debris, and bearings before calling it a motor fault.
- Only treat as drive-motor issues if your model is front-wheel drive.
- Seized while moving → stop riding; hub internals → tech.
Triage
- Power off; free-spin check with frame stable and fingers clear.
- Inspect caliper/pad rub and lodged debris.
- If free but “no drive” on a non-driven front, look elsewhere (rear hub/controller).
FAQ
Front locked, rear free?
Often mechanical at the front—don’t assume motor failure.

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