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Please note: This manual is not intended as a detailed service, repair or main-

tenance manual. Seek professional assistance from a qualified technician for 

service, repairs or maintenance. The Stigo is mainly developed and designed 

for  commuting  and/or  riding  in  good  weather.  Please  choose  safe  riding 

speed that is appropriate for traveling in an urban or sub-urban environ-

ment. The warranty will be invalidated if the riding style is abusive.

It is prohibited to modify the Stigo in ANY WAY. The warranty will be void once 

any  unauthorized  modifications  are  done  to  the  bike.  Any  modifications 

done by users can cause damage, which can increase the risk of accidents or 

failures. Painting can hide structural damage (such as fatigue cracks), which 

may cause accidents.

The stopping power of the brakes and tires is greatly reduced under snowy, 

icy, cold and/or wet conditions. Traction, braking and visibility are impaired 

and the risk of accidents is higher than in good weather conditions. Use with 

utmost care in bad weather conditions and please be aware that the tires of 

the Stigo are not designed for slippery conditions. It is not recommended to 

use the product in rain or wet conditions. If the Stigo gets wet, dry it with a 

soft microfiber towel or compressed air as soon as you stop riding. 

Never use headphones or a mobile phone while riding the Stigo. Please also 

note  that  the  Stigo  e-scooter  rides  much  quieter  than  other  motorized 

vehicles. Use care when in the vicinity of pedestrians or others who may have 

difficulty hearing your approach. When needed, use the horn to warn other 

road users.

The terms “right” or “left” refer to the rider’s right or left when sitting on the 

Stigo. Maintain a hold on the handlebars at all times. Do not twist the throttle 

unless you are on the product and in a suitable safe environment.

Keep this product away from small children and remember that this product 

is  only  intended  for  use  by  persons  who  are  completely  comfortable  and 

competent to operate the product.

Always check and adhere to any local laws or regulations that may affect the 

locations  where  the  Stigo  scooter  may  be  used.  Maintain  a  safe  distance 

from cars and other traffic at all times, and only use where permitted and 

with caution.

Riding  an  electric  scooter  does  present  potential  risks  and  caution  is 

required. As with any such product, an electric scooter has inherent hazards 

associated with its use (such as falling off or crashing into something). Like 

any similar product, electric scooters can move and are intended for mobility 

and it is therefore possible to lose control or otherwise get into dangerous 

situations.  Both  children  and  the  adults  responsible  for  supervising  them 

must recognize that if such things occur, a rider can be seriously injured or 

die, even when using safety equipment and other precautionary measures. 

Do not place your feet in front of the footrests while riding a Stigo or while 

sitting  on  it.  By  placing  your  feet  in  front  of  the  footrests  you  might  get 

injured. USE THE PRODUCT AT YOUR OWN RISK AND PLEASE USE COMMON 

SENSE.

Improper use, storage, handling or disposal of a battery or the charger can 

result in fire, electrocution, serious injury or even death. To reduce the risk of 

ignition  or  explosion,  always  ensure  adequate  ventilation  and  keep  away 

from inflammable materials when using the charger. Turn the Stigo e-scooter 

off before charging.

Always  wear  proper  protective  equipment,  including  an  approved  safety 

helmet. Helmets may be legally required by local law in your area. Follow the 

helmet manufacturer’s instructions for fitting, use and care of your helmet. 

We recommend wearing a long-sleeved shirt, long pants and gloves to mini-

mize injury in the case of an accident. Do not use the product when barefoot 

or in open-toe shoes. Be sure to keep your shoelaces tied and out of the way, 

so they do not get caught in the wheels.

Do  not  let  your  mobile  phone,  headphones  or  anything  else  distract  you 

from paying full attention to your operation of your Stigo scooter. Your insur-

ance policies may not provide cover for accidents involving the use of a Stigo 

scooter/electric ride-on product. To determine if coverage is provided, you 

should contact your insurance company or agent.

Depending on the model, the top speed of this scooter will be approximately 

25 km/h (15 mph), which can be affected by conditions such as rider weight, 

inclines, tire pressure and battery charge level. Avoid going downhill at exces-

sive speeds. The bike is not designed for speeds greater than 30 km/h (19 

mph) and it is easy to lose control when going too fast. Maintain a firm grip 

on the handlebars at all times. Do not touch the brakes or motor of your 

scooter when in use or immediately after use, as these parts can become 

very hot. Use cautiously. Watch out for potential obstacles that could catch 

your wheel or force you to swerve suddenly or lose control.

The Stigo scooter is intended for use on flat, dry surfaces, such as pavement 

or level ground, that are free of loose debris, sand, leaves, rocks or gravel. 

Wet,  slippery,  bumpy,  uneven  or  rough  surfaces  may  impair  traction  and 

contribute  to  possible  accidents.  Do  not  ride  your  scooter  in  mud,  ice, 

puddles or water. Avoid sharp bumps, drainage grates and sudden surface 

changes. Do not attempt or do stunts or tricks on your Stigo scooter. The 

scooter is not made to withstand abuse from misuse, such as jumping, curb 

grinding or any other type of stunts. Racing, stunt riding or other maneuvers 

also enhance the risk of a loss of control, or they may cause uncontrolled 

rider actions or reactions.

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Page 3: ...OW TO UNFOLD version2 10 HOW TO FOLD 11 STARTING A STIGO 12 CHARGING 13 PRE RIDE INSTRUCTIONS 14 IMPORTANT COMPONENTS 15 SAFETY AND WARNINGS MODIFICATIONS AND RIDING IN ICY WET CONDITIONS 16 WARRANTY...

Page 4: ...replacing the failed product or component at the discretion of Stigo Ltd and does not extend to any loss or damage which may be caused as a consequence of misuse or failure of the product Damage to th...

Page 5: ...ride on a Stigo scooter is taken in a controlled environment away from tra c and obstacles Riding a Stigo or any other electric vehicle involves the risk of damage to the Stigo injury or death particu...

Page 6: ...or mirror mounting included in the accessory box 4mm Allen key Remove the endcap from the left side end of the handlebar Insert the mirror into the handlebar Fasten the bolt inside the mirror with the...

Page 7: ...R DETAILS Rear lock opening lever Front lock opening lever Throttle ON OFF switch Horn switch Mirror Rear brake lever Front brake lever Light Horn Frame number Starts with V6G Kickstand Motor Transpor...

Page 8: ...Status indicator white power on red charging green fully charged Odometer Speed reading Speed unit Battery level 8 STIGO SCOOTER DISPLAY DETAILS 2 3 4 5 1...

Page 9: ...ft hand slightly tilt the Stigo forward and locate the front lock opening lever Using the other hand pull the front lock opening lever with your thumb Tilt the Stigo further down and bring the handleb...

Page 10: ...an upright position Push down on the footrest until you hear the CLICK that locks the mechanism HOW TO UNFOLD version 2 Grabbing the center of the handlebar with your left hand slightly tilt the Stig...

Page 11: ...other hand pull the front lock opening lever with your thumb Tilt the Stigo further down and bring the handlebar upwards until your hear the CLICK that locks the mechanism Pull the handle briskly upw...

Page 12: ...10 HOW TO FOLD Grab the rear lock opening lever Keep pushing down the seat until you hear the CLICK that locks the mechanism Pull up the lever and at the same time push down the seat...

Page 13: ...he carrying handle with your ngers and place your thumb on the front lock opening lever and pull the lever While lifting the Stigo upwards from the carrying handle use the other hand to grab the cente...

Page 14: ...ront panel below the display The bike is unlocked when the display lights up The Stigo scooter has a twist throttle that is located on the right hand grip To start moving twist the throttle backwards...

Page 15: ...n the charger Plug the charger into a 100 240V wall outlet 12 CHARGING To turn o the Stigo scooter press and hold down the ON OFF button for 2 seconds until the display switches o Always keep the RFID...

Page 16: ...evel and the last LED will turn red when battery is critically low Observe the charging indicator light on the charger Red light indicates that the battery is charging Once the indicator light on the...

Page 17: ...d Please do not use the Stigo if you believe that it is not functioning properly or it might be damaged in any way 13 PRE RIDE INSTRUCTIONS Brakes Pull the brake levers individually while pushing the...

Page 18: ...ake lever will cause the brake pads to apply friction against the brake rotor slowing down the wheel The more pressure applied the faster it will come to a stop Once you have eased o the throttle pull...

Page 19: ...it can pose a re hazard The battery can emit vapors or smoke in case of a damaged and improperly used battery pack Ventilate the rooms and seek medical attention in the event of com plaints The vapors...

Page 20: ...rors and injuries when operating Always connect the charger to the bike rst and then plug the charger into a standard 100 240V wall outlet Check to ensure that the LED light on the charger lights up T...

Page 21: ...Stigo uses lithium ion batteries which do not last forever and will dete riorate over time The batteries begin to degrade from the point of manu facturing This is due to a chemical reaction inside the...

Page 22: ...amage which can increase the risk of accidents or failures Painting can hide structural damage such as fatigue cracks which may cause accidents The stopping power of the brakes and tires is greatly re...

Page 23: ...ay be used Maintain a safe distance from cars and other tra c at all times and only use where permitted and with caution Riding an electric scooter does present potential risks and caution is required...

Page 24: ...r weight inclines tire pressure and battery charge level Avoid going downhill at exces sive speeds The bike is not designed for speeds greater than 30 km h 19 mph and it is easy to lose control when g...

Page 25: ...or consequential loss or damage due directly or indirectly to the use of this product For your records and warranty claims save your original sales receipt with this manual 16 WARRANTY Please check t...

Page 26: ...attery heating up rupturing or igniting which may cause serious injury or res The recommended disposal for any Stigo bike at its end of life is to dispose of the entire unit at an e waste recycling ce...

Page 27: ...Stigo is a product of Stigo Ltd Stigo Ltd M rivahe 22 Tallinn 10141 Estonia www stigobike com...

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