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IMPORTANT 

Battery Maintenance and Charging Instructions 

1. You 

MUST 

charge your battery completely prior to initial use.  This means 

charging it for at least 2 hours. 

2.  Typical charge time is 120 minutes. 

3.  Charge before storage.  You must charge every 30 days if not in use. 
4.  Only use the charger provided. 
5.  The Motorboard can be left on the charger indefinitely without harming the 

battery. 

6.  Turn the Motorboard OFF when charging and when not in use. 

7.  You can read a more detailed battery charging guide later in this manual. 

Failure to follow these instructions will 

VOID YOUR WARRANTY!

 

This product is not intended for extreme or off-road use. Please take proper 

care of your Motorboard. 
 

Do not 

jump or abuse this product. 

 

Do not 

operate with the power switch OFF. 

 

Do not 

operate at speeds above 15 mph. 

 

Do not 

ride in wet conditions or on steep inclines. 

 

Always

 ride safely and wear appropriate protective gear. 

 

If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected] or on the 
Web at www.gosportinggoods.com. 

Safety Instructions 

Summary of Contents for 2000X TranSporter Motorboard

Page 1: ...V1 7 2000X TranSporter Motorboard User Manual...

Page 2: ...harging and when not in use 7 You can read a more detailed battery charging guide later in this manual Failure to follow these instructions will VOIDYOURWARRANTY This product is not intended for extre...

Page 3: ...available which is comprised of TWO electric motors with Computerized Speed Control This is a new class of high performance Motorboard combining advanced technology materials dura bility safety featu...

Page 4: ...even surface Fig A 2 Locate the Folding Lever This is a large lever located near the Front Wheel and is adjacent to the Master Hinge at the base of the Steering Column With your thumb firmly press dow...

Page 5: ...place IMPORTANT THE STEERING COLUMN MUST BE FULLY EX TENDED AND LOCKED INTO POSITION FOR SAFE USE 8 Tighten turn the Steering Column Nut clockwise It should be tight ened very firmly by hand Fig F Do...

Page 6: ...u attain the desired speed You can control speeds within a range of 3mph to a maximum of 15mph Practice riding your TranSporter on a flat safe area Go slowly and practice accelerating decelerating and...

Page 7: ...e from a used eraser 2 If the rear tire has been damaged replace it as soon as possible before rid ing again 3 Carry a small piece of absorbent cloth to use in case of accidental water exposure Use Ca...

Page 8: ...2 With your other hand hold the Steering Column and pull down until it stops Your Go Motorboard is now in the Folded Position Fig N Turn Off the Power After Each Use Remember to turn your Go Motorboar...

Page 9: ...s in and out of the locking position on each side of the Steering Head Also apply just one drop of 3 in 1 oil or 5w 30w synthetic motor oil at each pivot point It s very important to use just a small...

Page 10: ...ormal tire treads with respect to environ mental factors such as dirt and sand The cleaner the road the longer your tires will last In order to function at peak performance the rear wheel must have a...

Page 11: ...auge on the rear tire as shown The Tire Gauge should fit snugly over the tire The center of the tire should be very close to the gauge The maximum gap should be less than 3 mm 1 8 In addition to the a...

Page 12: ...nd the drive does not function This means your battery is fully discharged You must recharge the battery The drive will not function when the battery is discharged and the red light flashes What cause...

Page 13: ...idewalls of the rear wheel will wear down and eventually cause degraded performance The rear wheel and the front wheel can be swapped but once both wheels have worn down a new wheel must be purchased...

Page 14: ...electronic components IMPORTANT SAFETY WARNINGS Recycle or dispose of batteries properly and in accordance with local regulations for lead acid batteries Before each use inspect your Motorboard thorou...

Page 15: ...lass unit found on most scooters High Performance polyether tires High rebound and durability makes average polyurethane skate wheels look like stone age relics Antilock lever actuated rear brake Prec...

Page 16: ...YOUR INSURANCE POLICIES MAY NOT PROVIDE COVERAGE FOR ACCIDENTS IN VOLVING THE USE OF THIS SCOOTER TO DETERMINE IF COVERAGE IS PROVIDED CONTACTYOUR INSURANCE COMPANY OR AGENT...

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