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PRE-RIDE CHECKLIST
PRE-RIDE CHECKLIST
Deck and Handlebars
Check for cracks or broken connections. Although broken decks
are rare, it is possible for an aggressive rider to run into a curb
or object and wreck and bend or break the deck. Get in the habit
of inspecting your scooter on a regular basis.
Hardware/Loose Parts
Check and secure all fasteners before every ride. Make sure the
handlebars and the plastic cover are locked properly in place
before riding. There should not be any unusual rattles or sounds
from loose parts or broken components. If the unit is damaged, do
not ride. Reference “Safety Warnings” on page 1 of this manual.
Safety Gear
Always wear proper protective gear, such as an approved safety
helmet. Elbow pads and kneepads are recommended. Always wear
closed toe shoes (lace-up with rubber soles) and keep shoelaces
tied and out of the way of the wheels. NEVER RIDE BAREFOOTED
OR IN SANDALS.
Laws and Regulations
Always check and obey any local laws or regulations.
Be Careful!
This product is not for aggressive or trick riding. Avoid steep
inclines and don’t ride too fast — you can lose control and fall.
Skateboard parks are not designed for young riders. Never ride in
traffic or on the street and watch your surroundings for pedestrians,
bikers, boarders and skaters.
Maintain a hold on the handlebars at all times.
USAGE
How to Ride
With your child standing next to the scooter, have them hold both grips of the handlebar firmly. Test the steering by
turning the handlebars right and then left to teach them how the handlebars control the direction of the front wheel.
Have your child place one foot on the deck (where the grip tape is) while keeping the other foot on the ground. The
scooter may tilt to one side a little, this is normal.
When stabilized and ready, give the scooter a little push and take a step with the foot that’s on the ground. That’s it,
they’re scooting!
How to Stop
Step off to stop! Wild Ones scooters were developed with your child’s age in mind. The scooter is slow rolling and does
not require complicated braking mechanisms that detract attention from focused learning. Simply putting one’s foot
down or dismounting the scooter is enough to come to a complete stop.
Things to Remember
Remember to help them steer straight when moving in a straight line, this will promote balance. When your child runs
out of room to scoot, have them turn around and come back by dismounting the scooter, steering the handlebars while
walking to turn it around. They will need your help and guidance as this is a new experience.
Cleaning
Wipe with a damp cloth to remove dirt and dust. Do not use industrial cleaners or solvents, as they may damage the
surfaces. Do not use alcohol, alcohol-based or ammonia-based cleaners, as they may damage or dissolve the plastic
components or soften the decals or decal adhesive.
Wheels
Under normal circumstances and conditions, Razor wheels are maintenance free. Nonetheless, it is the responsibility
of the owner or guardian to periodically inspect the wheels for wear and tear, the axle for proper tightness, and for
loose parts. When a wheel develops play, this is an indication of excess wear and replacement is necessary. Replace
immediately with only genuine Razor wheels. Worn wheels are considered normal wear-and-tear and are not covered
by the Razor Warranty. Wheels other than genuine Razor wheels may not be compatible with your Razor scooter. The
use of anything other than genuine Razor replacement parts may affect your safety and will void your warranty.
Replacement Parts
The most frequently requested replacement parts are available for purchase at some Razor retail partners.
For the complete selection of replacement parts visit shop.razor.com.
Repair Centers
For a list of authorized Razor repair centers:
• Check online at www.razor.com.
• Additional Customer Service contact information is listed at the back of this manual.
REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE
