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14. Ensure that the tire pressure is within the range specified in the parameter table. Overly high pressure will raise the risk
of loss of control, collisions, and falls. Too low pressure will damage the tire.
15. Check the tire pressure at least twice a month or every time you ride a long distance to avoid instability, accidents, and
tire damage.
16. If the tire becomes loose, stop riding immediately and check the tire.
17. Check the tightness of the brake line regularly to avoid the risk of the brakes being out of position or malfunctioning due
to loose brake lines. You bear the damage caused by improper maintenance.
18. Step on the scooter from either side and wear professional protective gear.
19. Always wear shoes. Never ride barefoot, in high-heels or sandals when riding the scooter.
20. Do not immerse the battery or vehicle in water. Avoid heavy or lengthy exposure to rain and do not clean the vehicle
with high pressure water as water may get into the charging port. If your scooter has already been exposed to rain, use a
soft, dry cloth to wipe it down. Stop using the vehicle immediately and contact the after-sales service. Do not perform other
operations except wiping the body, because improper care and cleaning will void the warranty.
21. Braking performance and friction between the tire and road deteriorates in wet conditions, so it is harder to control the
speed and easier to lose control. Slow down and brake early when it is wet weather.
22. Recharge the battery when the low-battery icon is displayed because the scooter may not have adequate power to
maintain a high-speed riding.
23. Keep vigilant at all times even if it is easy for you to ride the scooter. Do not go over obstacles or ride on rugged or wet
roads, loose surfaces, or slopes.
24. Watch out for surface changes on roads and grass.
25. Be careful when turning and do not turn too fast.
26. Do not take the risk of riding on steep slopes, rugged surfaces or other surfaces that you did not encounter before.
27. Do not ride on motorways. Obey the traffic rules, let pedestrians go first, and never run a red light.
28. Respect the rights of motorcycle drivers, cyclists, pedestrians and other people.
29. Take precautions during riding and be aware of your safety, traffic and pedestrians. Avoid high traffic areas or
overcrowded areas.
30. In any case, anticipate your trajectory and your speed while respecting the code of the road, the code of the sidewalk
and the most vulnerable. Be prepared to respond to any of these dangers: vehicles decelerating or turning in front of or
behind you; opening car doors; people crossing the road; children and pets near the road; and distractions like potholes,
manhole covers, rail lines, construction, debris, and so on.
31. Ride on designated cycle tracks or the road edge if possible. Go in a direction allowed by traffic regulations or that
specified by local government and laws.
32. Stop when you see a stop sign or at traffic lights. Get off slowly and watch the traffic. Please keep in mind that there is a
risk of colliding with other vehicles when you are riding the scooter. Allow automobiles to go first even when you are riding
on your dedicated path.
33. Do not seek thrills by holding onto other vehicles to get pulled along.
34. This vehicle is not intended for acrobatic use.
35. Do not ride in bad weather, low visibility, or after intense physical exertion.
36. Do not ride alone in remote areas. Even when you are accompanied by someone else, ensure that people know your
destination and the time you expect to return.
37. Be aware of the height added by your helmet and by standing on your scooter. Be careful when you ride indoors, through
doorways, or in other low-height places.
38. Do not wear loose clothing that might get trapped in the wheel.
39. Wear protective eyewear when riding to protect your eyes against dirt, dust, and insects. Use darker lenses when it is
bright and clearer lenses when it is dim.
40. Do not carry passengers or children.
41. The scooter is not a medical instrument. Do not ride the scooter if you cannot get on or off the vehicle without
assistance.
42. Do not ride the scooter on stairs, in elevators, or through revolving doors.
43. Do not ride the scooter in low visibility conditions.
44. Do not ride the scooter on highways unless it is allowed by law.
45. Do not divert the use of scooter, such as to transport cargo.
46. Slow down and give way to pedestrians, bicycles, and automobiles when approaching or passing through crossroads,
motorways, corners, and gates.
47. Remain vigilant when you ride the scooter as you do with another means of transport. Do not ride the scooter when you
are ill or under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
48. Do not use your phone or perform other tasks when riding because you need to be aware of your surroundings all the
time.
49. Note that the scooter is designed for people between the ages of 16–50. Parents are advised not to allow their minor
children to ride the scooter.
50. Do not make emergency stops, especially on smooth surfaces, to avoid skidding and falling.
51. The vehicle may slide if it is parked and powered on, so turn the power off when you park. Do not park the scooter in no-
parking areas, such as emergency exit and fire escape.
52. In summer, store the scooter in a safe place where the temperature is below 45°C (113°F). Do not leave it under direct
sunlight for an extended time.
53. In winter, store the vehicle in a safe place where the temperature is not lower than -10°C (14°F). After storing the vehicle
in sub-zero temperatures, move it to and place it in a place with room temperature for at least half an hour before charging
it.
54. Do not modify the scooter.