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Keep the wheels proper air pressure (280 kPa = 40Psi = 2.7 BAR). Low tire pressure unduly
burdening the engine, causing rapid wear on the tires and also clearly reduces the driving
range. Low pressure in the wheels can also be the cause of the collapse and damage to the
scooter.
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Never put a different key, or other objects into the ignition, the ignition risk of damage or short
circuit electrical system
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Never lean on walls scooters or other items, this may damage the electrical system or other
components or parts of the vehicle.
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Never turn on / turn off the lights while driving. Swinging forward or backward in danger of very
serious consequences of falling.
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Do not add gas to a situation in which the vehicle is not possible to drive to the front. Excessive
engine load and the controller can damage the motor, controller and batteries.
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Never knowingly driving for fun, do not enter the vehicle vibrations by moving the steering
wheel quickly to the right and left. Such games can lead to very serious consequences of
falling.
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Do not follow the sudden movements driving wheel
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Never ride under the influence of alcohol, drugs or strong drugs.
While riding in a standing position, do not add gas rapidly. Rapid acceleration can lead
to very serious consequences of falling.
After finishing the journey or at a standstill, turn off the ignition switch to "OFF" (!!!)
Before turning on the ignition to the “ON” position, never hold hands on manetce gas in
the position "MAX." The inclusion of ignition in such a position can cause uncontrolled
start, which could result in serious consequences fall.
Remember:
Never ride under the influence of alcohol, drugs or strong drugs. Driving
under the influence of hazardous chemicals is limited ability to concentrate
and is the cause of many accidents.
Remember:
After finishing the journey or at a standstill, turn off the ignition switch to
"OFF" position.
Remember:
Always switch the key to the “OFF” position if you're going to ride with
Your legs!
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