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If the kickstand has not been attached to the scooter, screw it onto the lower part of the frame so that
it folds out left from the rider’s point of view (Fig. 11).
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Inflate the tires according to the needs of the rider. Maximum pressure is marked on the tire (bar/psi).
RIDING INSTRUCTIONS
a)
Always put both hands on the handlebars and at least one foot on the foot board.
b)
Start riding by putting one foot on the deck and using the other to move the scooter forwards by
pushing it off ground.
c)
You brake by pressing the brake levers. The intensity of the braking depends on how much you
pressure you put on the lever. It is recommended to brake with the rear brake more. Use the front
brake to end the braking and in emergencies. Accidents may occur while braking too intensely.
d)
Turn the scooter by turning the handlebars in the direction you want to move. Incline your body
slightly in the same direction.
e)
Don’t forget to fold the kickstand before every ride to prevent a fall or damaging the kickstand.
MAINTENANCE
We recommend to entrust the maintenance of your scooter to a professional service.
Regularly check and eventually tighten and adjust: screw connections and tightening mechanism.
Lubricate sliding parts (wheel bearings, handlebar bearings, cables, brake parts, etc.). When dirty,
clean with a damp cloth.
CAUTION:
The lubricant must not get onto the braking friction surface of the rim and the brake lining.
If this situation occurs, it is necessary to remove the grease from all parts of the brake and then clean
it with gasoline.
If the spokes start to “crack” during a ride, you’ll need to tighten all the wheel wires equally by 2 turns
(we recommend to contact a professional service). If this doesn’t help, grease, change or adjust
bearings and their parts.
If it is necessary to change the wheels, always use tires/wheels with the same diameter as the
originals.
Disassemble the scooter by acting in reverse to the assembly instructions.
