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Section 6: Starting

6.1) 

Starting your non chain drive model

6.2)

 Starting your specialized models without pull starters

6.3) 

Starting your chain drive models

6.4) 

Starting your Bigfoot

, Go-Quad

®

, Super Go-Quad

6.5) 

Engine Starting Instructions

6.6) 

Motorized Riding

Section 7: Free Wheel Scooting

7.1) 

Non-Chain Driven Models

7.2)

 Bigfoot™

7.3)

 Chain Drive Models

Section 8: Maintenance and Parts

8.1)

 Service and Maintenance Schedule

8.2) 

Special Engine Maintenance

Section 9: Adjustment

9.1) 

Brakes

9.2)

 Control Levers and Cables

9.3)

 Wheels

9.4) 

Chain tension adjustments

9.5)

 Suspension Adjustment

9.5   

Suspension:

For products with suspension there are a few adjustment proceedures you need to be aware of:

• 

Although your suspension is adjustable it

comes pre-adjusted and ready to ride from
the factory.

• 

To make adjustments to your suspension,

screw the adjustment screws (fig 1) in
(tighten) for stiffer suspension feel, or out
(loosen) for a more plush feel.

• 

It may take a bit of riding for the suspension

to adapt completely to the adjustments made.
Adjustments should be made in small
increments and a light thread lock fluid may be
needed to ensure screw setting.

• 

The nut in the middle of the suspension

“knuckle” is for the disassembly of the
suspension only. It takes special tools to
assemble the suspension properly so consult an authorized Go-Ped® Dealer before attempting
any replacement of internal suspension parts.

Contents

Section 1: Important Information

1.1) 

About this Manual

1.2)

 A SPECIAL NOTE FOR PARENTS

Section 2: Safety

2.1) 

Equipment Safety

2.2)

 Mechanical Safety Check

2.3)

 Scooting Safety

2.4)

 Rules to Scoot By

2.5) 

Stunts, Wheelies, or Jumps

2.6) 

Wet Weather Riding

Section 3: Assembly

3.1)

 Pre-assembled scooters

3.2)

 Some assembly required

3.3)

 Folding Feature

Section 4: Oil & Fuel Information

4.1)  

Oil and Fuel Mixing Instructions

4.2) 

 Fueling & Pre-Operation

Section 5: Controls

Attention: 

For more information on the California Go-Ped® Company and Go-Ped® brand

products, please visit us on-line at www.goped.com. You will also be able to find your local Go-
Ped® dealer, buy OEM parts, learn about the latest news and Go-Ped® related events, receive
product support information, and get connected with other Go-Pedders.

Thank you for your recent acquisition of a California Go-Ped® brand product!

We are very happy and proud to welcome you to California Go-Ped®, the World’s Best in Extreme
Fun, Innovation and Quality. By choosing California Go-Ped®, you have selected the highest quality
scooter products in the World, which have been handcrafted in the USA since 1985, using aircraft
grade materials and the highest quality components.

As the leader in innovation, design and performance California Go-Ped® has paved the way for
personal transportation by producing lightweight, fuel efficient, durable, performance minded, and well-
balanced machines.

As a new Go-Ped® owner and User, you now have access to the widest dealer network, thousands of
parts for your Go-Ped®, complete warranty coverage and instant access to service.

You are now part of the fastest growing community of scooter enthusiasts in the world.

A technical hot line is available if you may need further assistance that this manual

does not provide at 925-373-7827

Summary of Contents for Go-Ped

Page 1: ...odel _______________________ Serial _______________________ Motor _______________________ Motor Serial _______________________ Gas Oil Ratio _______________________ Dealer Service Center _____________...

Page 2: ...est has read the user manual and all labels ______ I agree to provide my guest with helmet safety goggles elbow pads and knee pads ______ Engine shut off switch is available for rear wheel braking or...

Page 3: ...ction 2 Safety 2 1 Equipment Safety 2 2 Mechanical Safety Check 2 3 Scooting Safety 2 4 Rules to Scoot By 2 5 Stunts Wheelies or Jumps 2 6 Wet Weather Riding Section 3 Assembly 3 1 Pre assembled scoot...

Page 4: ...specific safety devices or equipment It is your responsibility to familiarize yourself with laws of the state or region in which you ride and to comply with all applicable laws including properly equ...

Page 5: ...inspection of the whole scooter kart Make sure you look at all visible nuts bolts and structural welds If anything sounds feels or looks loose or shows signs of stress then replace or secure them If y...

Page 6: ...o your scooter kart can make your scooter kart act or perform in a manner that is unsafe Section 9 Adjustment 9 1 Brakes Side pull caliper Scooters karts fitted with side pull calipers operate much li...

Page 7: ...ARNING Wet weather impairs traction braking and visibility for riders and others The risk of accident dramatically increases in wet conditions and should be avoided 9 2 Control Levers and Cables Throt...

Page 8: ...t not limited to disconnecting the exhaust tube from the muffler using either wheels or tires not recommended by PMW modififying the emissions control systems of the engine attempting to enhance the s...

Page 9: ...the Sport X25 X Ped and Super X Ped engine running and with throttle set at idle set the rear tire on the ground and immediately start walking alongside the scooter then step on the deck with both fee...

Page 10: ...rate the brakes and throttle Your new scooter or kart may be different than other dirtbikes ATV s bicycles watercraft etc which you may have ridden before Some scooters are fitted with a rear foot ped...

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