D-FLY DRAGONFLY, Driver Manual

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5.7 ADJUSTING YOUR DRAGONFLY
You can adjust your vehicle to suit your driving style. Carve with 3-D Full Tilt or cruise
around bends at leisurely pace.
Each Dragonfly comes with 8 adjustable springs:
4 x black springs to regulate the stiffness of your deck tilt.
4 x red springs to independently regulate the suspension of your wheels.
5.7.1 YOUR TOOLKIT
1 2 3 4 5 6
1. Shock Wrench (adjusting suspension)
2. Wheel Bolt Star Wrench (tire replacement)
3. Wrenches
4. Valve Extender
5. Allen Wrench (2.5, 3, 4, 5, 8)
6. Wheel Cap Wrench
5.6.3 HILL STARTS
The following instructions are relevant if your Dragonfly is parked uphill.
5.6.3.1 PARKING
With your Dragonfly switched on, press the P button on the left hand multi function switch.
Now engage the mechanical rear brake parking by following the instructions in
5.6.2 .
Note: Once the mechanical parking brake is engaged you are safe to turn off the vehicle.
This will turn off the electronic parking brake. At this point, do not stand on or introduce a
payload to your vehicle as there is a risk of rolling downhill.
Regular rear brake maintenance is required to ensure the operation of the mechanical
brake.
5.6.3.2 STARTING
WARNING
Always ensure your (P) Parking mode is turned on before standing
on your Dragonfly, especially when the vehicle is stationary uphill. This means your
Dragonfly should be on, with (P) mode engaged.
WARNING
To avoid rolling downhill when you want to hill start, always release
the parking (P) brake with your digit on the accelerator ready to press and move uphill.
Note: When pulling your right brake lever you will disable the front motors and will not
move forward. On a hill start, press accelerator to find the bite point while pressing the
mechanical brake lever. Release the lever to move forward.
Before you stand on the vehicle you need to have your Dragonfly turned on and the parking
(P) brake will automatically be turned on. Make sure you check that parking (P) mode is
engaged before you stand on the vehicle.
When you then stand on your vehicle it will not move. Once you release the parking (P)
brake, your vehicle will be able to move and you will need to press the accelerator.