TravelScoot Disclaimer, Owner'S Manual

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mary battery in the same way.
(Images show SLA batteries.
No bag is used for Li –Ion
batteries)
Insert the backrest by depress-
ing the spring snapper and slid-
ing elbow all the way into the
seat mounting bracket.
First Set-up Only:
There are two backrest positions.
The elbow is factory-assembled with
the spring snapper in the first hole
from the elbow’s end and should fit
for most people. However, if you
want the backrest further forward,
remove the spring snapper, cut off
the first hole and, and using a hack-
saw, cut off the first hole section
5/8” or 16mm from center 2nd hole.
De-burr the edges.
You can also bend the elbow slightly to a more comfortable position A small
amount of bending already makes a big difference. Before bending, draw a
template on a piece of paper Attention: Multiple bending back and forth re-
sults in weakening of the elbow structure. Note: Bending requires some force.
In any case, before you bend or cut off anything, test your seating position
extensively.
The seat height can be adjusted with the enclosed spacer rings. Once the
desired height has been determined, the rings can be permanently attached on
the seat stem using adhesive tape, Loctite, silicone, epoxy, etc.
ATTENTION! Keep the seat as low as is still comfortable. The higher the
seat is mounted, the higher the center of gravity and centrifugal forces, and
turns will have to be negotiated at a lower speed.
Now with the backrest attached and the seat spacers in place, insert the seat
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