Inspect what each option changes
The public listing confirms deep tuning and customization, but it does not enumerate parts or say which options are cosmetic versus performance-affecting. Read the in-game item descriptions before spending. If a preview is available, use it to check appearance. Do not assume a color, accessory, or visual part changes speed or handling unless the game says so.
Change one part at a time
Apply one tuning choice, ride a familiar stretch, and note any difference that the game exposes. This makes it easier to separate a real handling change from a different road, camera, or riding technique. Avoid copying a “best setup” without its version and exact part list. The beta listing warns that the game and balance are actively changing.
Keep a simple setup note
Record the scooter, visible setting, and date if you are comparing builds. Use the live labels rather than guessed part names or undocumented stat formulas. Customization is a confirmed feature, but exact compatibility, tuning ranges, and optimal combinations are not publicly documented in the listing.