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Prevent property damage!
• Avoid water, oil, potholes and very rough
surfaces.
Assembly
The product is supplied folded for transport.
Proceed as follows to set it up for use:
Unfolding (Fig. A)
1. Release the lower quick-release connector (1).
2. Pull the lever (2) upward and fold the steering
post (3) forward until it locks into place.
3. Secure the folding mechanism by locking the
lower quick-release connector.
Handle assembly (Fig. B)
1. Remove the handles (4) from the holders (5).
2. Push in the locking buttons (6) on the handles
and slide the handles into both sides of the
T-tube (7) on the steering post. You must hear
the locking buttons lock into the designated
holes (8).
Adjusting the steering post (Fig. C)
The steering post can be adjusted to four differ-
ent levels. Only use the product with the locking
button locked into one of the four designated
holes and after securing the steering post with
the quick-release connector!
1. Release the quick-release connector (9) on the
steering post.
2. Pull up on the steering post (10) until the
locking button (11) latches into one of the four
holes (12).
3. Secure the steering post by locking the quick-
release connector.
Steering head bearing (Fig. D)
On product delivery the steering head bearing
is preset. If the handlebar has too much play
after some time or becomes too tight, have the
steering head bearing adjusted by a speciality
retailer or a bicycle shop.
Readying the product
for transport
1. Release the quick-release connector on the
steering post, push in the locking button, push
the steering post all the way in, then tighten
the quick-release connector.
2. Push the locking buttons on the handles, pull
the handles out of the T-tube, and secure in
the holders.
3. Release the lower quick-release connector
(Fig. E) and pull the lever (2) up, push the
steering post toward the deck until it locks into
place (Fig. F). Tighten the lower quick-release
connector (Fig. G).
Use
Riding, braking, parking (Fig. H)
• Place one leg on the deck (13) and put
into motion by evenly pushing off with the
other leg.
• Step on the fender (14) to brake.
• Swing out the stand (15) to park.
Only park the scooter on level surfaces.
Maintenance
Replacing the rollers (Fig. I)
Important!
Please refer to chapter “Technical
Data”. Rollers with a different diam-
eter can alter the riding properties
and possibly endanger the user. Do
not use rollers which cannot be easily
installed. Never install rollers larger
than the original rollers on the scooter.
Rollers wear down. This wear depends on many
factors, such as the ground, size and weight of
the user, weather conditions, and the material
and hardness of the rollers. They therefore oc-
casionally need to be replaced.
1. Loosen the axle bolts (16) using two size 5
socket head wrenches.
2. Remove the axle bolts and remove the roller.
3. Install the new roller (17) and secure with the
axle bolts.
