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MINIMOTO

™  

MAXII BIKE

Chain Drive belt adjustment
and replacement:

Periodic adjustment of the chain drive belt

may be necessary to maintain proper ten-

sion.’

If the chain is too loose, it will make a

“popping” noise while accelerating.

Retightening the chain requires immediate

adjustment or the chain may become per-

manently damaged.

To adjust the chain drive belt:

1) 

Disconnect the battery connector

Important: Whenever working on or

near the chain, It is highly recommen

ed that you disconnect the battery.

Refer to the section “How to replace

the battery”.

2) 

Remove the chain belt cover

3) 

Loosen the axle nuts until the axle

can be moved around easily 

(Fig 28).

4) 

Move

the axle

forward

and back

ward until

the proper

tension is achieved.

5) 

Lock the axle nuts and turn the

wheel manually until it is fully paral lel

and inline with the front axle.  If not,

loosen one nut and refasten again

when alignment takes place.

6)

Replace the chain cover.

19

Fig 28

Summary of Contents for Minimoto Maxii

Page 1: ...ed Two Allen Keys One Wrenches and one Detachable Screwdriver Use only with provided One 36 Volt Lead Acid Rechargeable Battery three Ignition Keys and one Battery Charger all included SKU 015319 INST...

Page 2: ...care 10 Riding rules 11 Pre ride checklist 12 How to ride your MINIMOTO Maxii Bike 13 Special safety warnings 14 Tire inflation procedure 15 Tire repair 16 Circuit breaker 17 If you lose the keys 17 R...

Page 3: ...obtain speeds that only qualified riders of the proper age size and maturity should attempt That dec sion rests entirely on the observation and discretion of the direct supervising adult IMPORTANT Be...

Page 4: ...gned to run on clean flat dry and generally hard surfaces by children over 10 years of age It should not be used on gravel or grass 5 The rider of a MINIMOTO TM MAXII BIKE should always wear appropria...

Page 5: ...434 6178 Between the hours of 8 to 4 EST Monday through Friday excluding holidays or by email customerservice teamminimoto com Do not return the product to the store Contact the Minimoto Service Cent...

Page 6: ...resulting in serious injury f Never use MINIMOTO TM parts battery or components in any other products or vehi cles other than those of MINIMOTO TM MAXII BIKE Replacing or substituting parts with other...

Page 7: ...utward Moving them outward will give you more room between your knees and your hands 4 FIRMLY TIGHTEN the handlebars using the tool as shown Fig 4 WARNING The handlebars must not be able to move when...

Page 8: ...G 6 Retighten the knob with the nut when the appropriate feel of the brake is found FIG 7 If the brakes need a more drastic adjust ment use the wrench to loosen the nut that connects the cable to the...

Page 9: ...Remove old or dead battery from the MINIMOTO TM MAXII BIKE if they do not accept a charge Never use the charger in an enclosed space Always ensure adequate venti lation Never cover the electric mini b...

Page 10: ...II BIKE for the first time charge the battery for at least 12 hours Never charge the battery for more than 30 hours 6 When the battery is fully charged The Green light on the charger will come on It i...

Page 11: ...IAN IMMEDIATELY Use ONLY a MINIMOTO TM MAXII BIKE battery Never charge the battery for more than 30 hours Charge the battery after each use Avoid running the battery completely as this will greatly sh...

Page 12: ...e gear includes the use of a helmet knee pads and elbow pads not included 6 Always check to see that the kick stand is in the up position before starting to ride Leaving the kick stand in the down pos...

Page 13: ...bar nut is tight Check the tires ensuring there are no cuts or exposed cords or the tires are deflated Check that all cables and wires are not frayed cut or broken Check that the brake lever is tight...

Page 14: ...ith your feet supporting you and the bike Fig 15 4 Place the key in the lock and turn it to the ON posi tion Fig 16 5 Using your right hand rotate the throttle control handle all the way down Fig 17 W...

Page 15: ...slowly precisely Do not push away for a quick start 2 The brakes are designed to control speed as well as stop the vehicle Practice braking for slow down and smooth stopping 3 Never operate the thrott...

Page 16: ...Tires MUST be at the proper inflation in order to achieve good handling char acteristics and control Over inflation will make the tires bulge outward This will cause pre mature wear of the tire Under...

Page 17: ...er tube construction WARNING Inspect tires regularly If the tire tread is worn to the point where the grooves are difficult to see replace the tire s immediately If the tire tread shows uneven wear ch...

Page 18: ...Tires MUST be at the proper inflation in order to achieve good handling char acteristics and control Over inflation will make the tires bulge outward This will cause pre mature wear of the tire Under...

Page 19: ...er tube construction WARNING Inspect tires regularly If the tire tread is worn to the point where the grooves are difficult to see replace the tire s immediately If the tire tread shows uneven wear ch...

Page 20: ...T DOWN To check to see if the Circuit Breaker has blown look to see if the black button in the center has popped up To reset the Circuit Breaker you must wait about 10 minutes This gives it a chance t...

Page 21: ...this opera tion 1 Support the bike so that the rear wheel is not touch ing the ground Fig 20 IMPORTANT Make sure the bike will not fall over in this process Work on a work bench or in a area with ple...

Page 22: ...ct the battery connector Important Whenever working on or near the chain It is highly recommen ed that you disconnect the battery Refer to the section How to replace the battery 2 Remove the chain bel...

Page 23: ...e nuts under the seat unscren the two bolts Fig 33 and separate the seat from the frame Fig 34 6 Remove the four bolts that hold the battery box together by allen key Fig 35 7 Remove the two bolts tha...

Page 24: ...battery before attempting to ride again Non rechargeable bat tery is not to be charged Battery charging must be done by ADULTS only Only battery of the same or an equivalent type as the recommended ba...

Page 25: ...y incineration placing them in a land fill or mixing them with other rubbish NEVER expose the battery to FIRE The battery may leak or explode Always return your unwanted battery to a local federal or...

Page 26: ...to the charger There is no problem with the battery Check to see that the switch that controls the socket that the charger is plugged into is in the on position 1 Make sure the key is in the lock and...

Page 27: ...weight of rider 1 Make sure all connectors are clean Repair if necessary and the plug is properly placed in the bike s receptacle 2 Replace the battery 1 Charge the battery 2 Even under perfect condit...

Page 28: ...ence of any attempt of repair done by the consumer other than tires and normal adjustments will void the warranty Warranty does not include replacement normal wear and tear of either brakes or tires I...

Page 29: ...IN NUMBER Each Minimoto Maxii bike has a unique VIN Vehicle Identification Number inscribed on a plate on the chassis The location of this VIN is on the lower front fork plate Fig 39 You will need to...

Page 30: ...002 36 Volt battery charger 15319 ASM 001 Right side body 15319 ASM 002 Left side body 15319 ASM 003 Windshield 15319 ASM 004 Body seat assembly 15319 ASM 005 Chain cover 15319 ASM 006 Battery box 15...

Page 31: ...ging port 15319 MIS 012 Motor 15319 MIS 013 Label sheet 15319 MIS 014 Kickstand 15319 MIS 015 Throttle switch assembly 15319 MIS 016 Brake switch assembly 15319 MIS 018 Tool kit 15319 MIS 017 Brake ca...

Page 32: ...DO SO MAY VOID YOUR WARRANTY DO NOT RETURN THE MINIMOTO Maxii Bike TO THE STORE IF YOU ARE MISSING PARTS OR NEED ASSISTANCE PLEASE CONTACT US TOLL FREE 1 800 434 6178 8 AM TO 4 PM EST Monday through...

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