Gravity scooters COLS MUSHING PRO Owner'S Manual Download

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aluminum models. Pixies models should increase care and review more thoroughly the scooter, from 50 kg of
the pilot.
It is very important to follow the maintenance and repair instructions of this manual. Failing to do so could
cause an accident.
Pay special attention on wet ground as the nonslip may not work properly and you could fall off the board.
Wear short or tight trousers so that they do not get tangled in the rear wheel.

5. BEFORE EACH USE

Do not use the scooter if it has not passed the preliminary controls quoted below. Correct any anomaly before
each use.

Always inspect your scooter before taking it out
Use the list below to inspect your scooter and its components before every ride. The list is not exhaustive but
is designed to assist you with inspecting your scooter. If you detected any problem with your scooter and are
unable to repair it, take it to your specialized repair shop.

Check frame for signs of fatigue or high stresses
Carefully inspect the frame for signs of fatigue: scratches, cracks, dents, bent or discolored. If any part shows
any damage, fatigue or crack, do not use the scooter and contact us at [email protected]. (See
warranty in section 7 of this manual).

Check the tire pressure
Inflate the tires to the pressure range indicated on the tires. High pressures ensure better performance on hard
surfaces such as tarmac whereas lower pressures are more suitable for off-road cycling.

CAUTION:

The pumps you see at service stations inflate tires too quickly and also indicate incorrect pressures.

Always use a hand pump to inflate your tires.

Inspecting the handlebar and stem
Make sure that the stem and the handlebar are correctly positioned in line with the front wheel and tightened.
Carefully check the handlebar  and  the stem for any signs of fatigue: scratches, cracks. Dents, bent areas or
discolored areas. If any parts show any signs of fatigue, change it before riding your scooter again. You should
also check that the end caps on the handlebar are properly fitted.

Checking the suspension setting
Check that the suspension components are set as required and that none of them reach the end of their stroke.
The suspension fork shock affect the behavior of the scooter and it is very important that it is set correctly. If
the suspension system is compressed so much that it locks the fork down, it may lead to a loss of control. For
more information on setting the suspension, please refer to the supplier’s manual.

Checking both wheels are properly secured in place
To  ensure riding your  scooter  is a safe experience, the wheels are attached  to the fork and  the frame. The
wheels are attached by nuts requiring wrenches or quick-release mechanisms that enable you to take them off
and put them on without using any tools.
Make sure that the quick-release mechanisms are properly set and closed before using the scooter,

Adjusting the quick-release mechanism
Read the following instructions carefully to set the quick-release mechanism properly and safely: