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Guide   and   Manual

   

Before   using   the   Solowheel   Scorpion,   

READ   THROUGH   THESE   INSTRUCTIONS   COMPLETELY!   

   

   

Inventist,

   ®

   Inc.

   

©   2016   Inventist   Inc.   

   

Summary of Contents for Scorpion

Page 1: ... Guide and Manual Before using the Solowheel Scorpion READ THROUGH THESE INSTRUCTIONS COMPLETELY Inventist Inc 2016 Inventist Inc ...

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Page 3: ...WARNINGS IN THIS MANUAL This manual includes basic operational instructions for the Solowheel It cannot cover all situations where injury or death may occur OPERATORS MUST USE GOOD JUDGMENT AND COMMON SENSE TO DETECT AND AVOID HAZARDS AND DANGERS that they may encounter when riding the Solowheel By using the Solowheel you accept of the inherent risks of operating this product ...

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Page 6: ...attery b Power Level Indicators Riding Guidelines 10 a Riding Form b Preparation c Understanding the gyro sensors d 3 in1 Handlebar e Using the learning band 8 Steps to Riding your Solowheel 13 Terrain and Avoiding Hazards Slips and Trips 15 Riding Etiquette 16 Maintenance and Care 16 Safety Guidelines for Continued Use 17 Warranty 18 ...

Page 7: ...convertible handle that also doubles as a walking handle and stand Bluetooth technology and a headlight that illuminates your path you can travel any time of day or night to your destination with confidence This manual will help you set up and use your Solowheel Scorpion It is important that you adhere to all safety warnings and cautions that appear throughout and that you use good judgment when r...

Page 8: ...ility to learn how to safely ride the Solowheel in order to reduce the risks of riding This manual is designed to help you learn safe riding techniques NO ONE SHOULD USE THE SOLOWHEEL UNLESS THEY HAVE READ THROUGH THE MANUAL Review all the material frequently to help remind you of proper riding techniques and safely procedures ...

Page 9: ...ll See the section on Terrain for more guidelines WARNING Do not exceed the maximum weight of 220 pounds 100 kilograms including backpacks and other items that might be carried Exceeding the weight limit could injure the rider and damage the Solowheel WARNING Young children should not ride the Solowheel Use your judgment about whether a child has the necessary coordination strength and maturity to...

Page 10: ... send the Solowheel back for service or repairs If you use another box Inventist will not be responsible for any damage caused during shipping Also you will be charged for a new box to ship the Solowheel back to you Inside you will find 1 The Solowheel Scorpion 2 Battery charger and power cord 3 Learning band 4 User s Guide and Manual 5 Warranty Registration Card ...

Page 11: ...ys is not covered under the warranty Power Level Indicators Once the battery is fully charged the indicator lights on top of the Solowheel will fully light up six 6 green bars when you turn the unit on This is what the lights on the Solowheel mean Six bars indicates that the Solowheel fully is charged and ready to be used One bar indicates that the battery is low and should be charged Taillight Bl...

Page 12: ... the leg pads Do not lock your knees Hold your arms comfortably at your side Start at a slow and comfortable pace Never aggressively accelerate or lunge forward Preparation 1 Always wear an appropriate safety helmet and other protective gear 2 Wear comfortable clothes and shoes Never ride the Solowheel barefoot or in open toed shoes or high heels 3 Make sure the tire is properly inflated 45 psi 4 ...

Page 13: ...tton that popped out when you extended the handle and fold the handle downward until the latch clicks into place Walking Position While the handle is in walking position you can use it to push your Scorpion over the ground The Scorpion can be pushed with the power on or off Keeping the power on will make it easier to control the Scorpion while you re pushing it Standing still with the power on wil...

Page 14: ...d around the Solowheel handle While standing with one foot on the platform adjust the length of the band so that you can hold it comfortably at about waist height Do not pull up on the band when riding or it will throw you off balance 2 Follow the 8 Steps to Riding your Solowheel instructions When you feel yourself losing your balance and you have to step off use the band to keep the Solowheel fro...

Page 15: ...ORTANT Twist your feet right and left for balance and steering This is similar to maneuvering the front wheel of a bicycle Attempting to balance by leaning and tilting is not effective 8 When you are ready to get off slow down stop and step off with one foot Keep the Solowheel steady as you turn the unit off REMEMBER During your first few rides use the learning band to keep the Solowheel from beco...

Page 16: ... go any faster Do not continue leaning or bending forward to try and increase your speed or you will fall Beyond the speed limit the motor does not have enough power to catch you Lean back and slow down Be sure to visit our website at www solowheel com to see videos that include strategies and helpful tips designed to get you riding your Solowheel quickly and comfortably Scorpion Bluetooth Our Sol...

Page 17: ...ffort to accelerate Do not continue leaning or bending forward to try and increase your speed or you will fall Beyond the speed limit the motor does not have enough power to catch you Lean back and slow down Avoid abrupt maneuvers such as fast or sudden stopping or starting Avoid riding on slippery surfaces such as snow ice wet floors wet grass or any other surface that might cause slipping Avoid ...

Page 18: ...here is ample space to do so safely Do not weave in and out of pedestrian traffic If it is legal in your area to ride in the street always stay in marked bike lanes Maintenance and Care Store your Solowheel in a place away from moisture If you will not be using the Solowheel for an extended length of time you should fully recharge the battery at least once every sixty 60 days to keep it from drain...

Page 19: ...es is best and elbow and knee pads are mandatory Keep shoe laces out of the way of the wheel The Solowheel should not be ridden by young children Use your judgment about whether a child has the necessary coordination strength and maturity to use the Solowheel Only children 15 years old or older should be permitted to ride the Solowheel Never ride in traffic Watch your surroundings for pedestrians ...

Page 20: ...cable to the Solowheel and supersedes any prior contrary or additional representations whether oral or written Any implied warran ties including any warranty of merchantability or warranty of fitness for a particular purpose are limited in duration to the one year period of the preceding warranty Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts so the above limitation may...

Page 21: ...h consumers any additional warranty rights pre scribed by the domestic statutory law regarding consumer war ranties in effect where the consumer buys the Solowheel and Inventist does not curtail or limit those rights that cannot be excluded or limited under that law The U N Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods will not apply to the sale of the Solowheel Warranty for Commerci...

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