For many riders, customization is a big deal in the world of two wheelers. It’s not just about performance upgrades, it’s about making your ride yours. As a relatively new player in the electric scooter market, the Amo Mobility Inspirer sparks interest in how much personalization there is room for. There are riders focused on aesthetic mods like custom paint jobs or decals, while some are more interested in functional upgrades such as better suspension, and others are interested in increasing battery capacity. The warranty or the scooter’s reliability are also questions related to how modifications will affect it. Do the DIY enthusiasts and mod lovers get a nice platform to work with, or is it a "what you see is what you get" kind of thing?