Notice to riders  TFT dash kits for older Ducatis are now listed. See the kits
ManoviaLabs

Parts forthe ridesnobody stocks.

Replacement parts, upgrades and attachments for Seabob, Radinn, Waydoo and other electric watercraft, plus INMOTION and Begode PEVs and older Ducatis.

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Expensive machines, hard-to-find parts.

The ride costs thousands. The part that broke costs almost nothing, until nobody sells it on its own. We make it, improve it, or pull it from our OEM stock.

TFT dash kit, taken apart.

A modern colour display for older Ducatis. It mounts on our bracket, and every kit ships with the pinout for your model.

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    How a part gets made

    Stock OEM parts and hardware ship right away. New designs usually take two to three weeks from first message to a part in your hands.

    1. 1

      Tell us what you need

      Send the make, model and year, plus photos next to a ruler. If you have the broken piece, even better.

    2. 2

      We check stock or model it

      If we have the OEM part, we quote it. If not, we rebuild it in CAD and fix whatever made the original fail.

    3. 3

      Test fit

      For new designs we print a fit prototype first. You confirm it seats before we make the final part.

    4. 4

      Final part ships

      In the material that suits where it lives, with inserts, hardware and wiring notes included.

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    A few parts from each line. Every one can be adjusted for your exact model. See all parts

    Materials that live in salt, sun and road grime

    Each printed part gets the material its job calls for. Pick one to see how it holds up.

    What we make

    • Replacement guards, grates, covers, clips and trim
    • Upgrades and attachments: mounts, fenders, pads and grips
    • TFT dash kits, brackets, battery box and airbox deletes
    • OEM parts and marine-grade hardware from our stock

    What we don't

    • Battery cells or packs, or sealed battery enclosures
    • Motor controllers, chargers or anything high-voltage
    • Masts, wings, frames and forks that carry riding loads
    • Anything your manufacturer lists as safety-critical

    If you're unsure where your part falls, ask. We'll tell you straight.

    Your ride shouldn't sit out the season over a clip.

    Send a photo and the model. We'll tell you if we have it or can make it, and what it costs.

    Parts

    Parts we've modelled and OEM parts we stock. Don't see yours? Most of our work starts as a custom request.

    Request a part

    Tell us what you need. We'll reply by email with a quote or a few follow-up questions.

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    What's it for?
    Pick what the part is for.
    What kind of part?

    What it does, where it sits, and how it broke. For upgrades, what you want it to do.

    Describe the part so we know what to look at.
    Do you still have the original?

    A shared Google Drive, iCloud or Dropbox link. Include one photo next to a ruler.

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    The lab

    A small engineering shop for the parts manufacturers don't sell separately.

    Why we exist

    Electric watercraft and personal EVs are young industries. Models change every season and spare-parts lists are short. When a guard cracks or a clip goes overboard, the answer is often a backorder, a whole assembly, or nothing at all.

    Older superbikes have the opposite problem: the parts exist, but the tech has aged. Our TFT dash kits and delete kits bring them up to date without cutting the bike apart.

    We're engineers with backgrounds in aerospace, defense and electrical work. We measure the part, model it properly, and fix the weak spot that made it fail, instead of copying it line for line. What we can't make, we try to keep on the shelf.

    About the flags

    The flags beside our name spell Manovia in the International Code of Signals, the alphabet ships have used to talk across open water for more than a century.

    Questions

    The things riders ask before sending a request.