I bought this trolley about 16 months ago. I can only say I have had endless issues with it from day 1. The splines in the handle mechanism where badly worn, (I bought it from motora ebay, advertised as new/demo condition) I recut them with a thin hacksaw blade, and they hold okay now. (very bad design fault) The front wheel mechanism cannot be tightened and kept coming loose so the cart would not go in a straight line. Also the front wheel is just far to small, a real design fault, so I made a new mechanism from a old trolley and fitted a larger wheel, which now runs really well. The battery when I bought it, would only last 3 holes, fortunately Motora sent me a new one. And last but not least, the wheel hubs in the large driving wheels slip on the drive shaft on any incline or slope, so as a result the trolley will not move forward at all, they just slip on the shaft. I bought this trolley for my wife as a birthday present, and I am so ashamed, as she cannot use it because there is so much wrong with it.

3 months out of guarantee, and caught out in a light shower doing 9 holes, water got into the control board, located, and very poorly sealed at the bottom of the trolley. Board burnt out, on asking for a replacement from Motora was quoted £150. In my opinion, as a expert engineer and long time golfer a remote control is totally unnecessary and simply adds to complications with no advantage whatsoever.

I can only vouch for the push version, but it is TOP quality... i absolutely love it. I am a bit of an engineering nerd (my own family business manufactures electro-mechanical products in the healthcare market), and i just love the design, simplicity and build quality of the Motora trolley. Great little company

Motora appears to be selling their old obsolete stock on ebay for trolleys M1 sprint for which you will probably never find repair parts as their new models are very different be carefull when you bid