batteries and void your warranty.
Changing the Battery Pack
1. Make sure the power switch is set
to the OFF position.
2. Undo the deck plate mounting bolt
and remove the deck.
3. Disconnect the battery power pack
connector (cut zip tie holding the
wire connector if necessary) and lift
the battery pack out of the scooter’s
battery box.
4. Place the new or fully charged battery
pack into the battery box.
5. Reconnect the power pack connector
cable and tuck all of the cables into
the box.
6. Be sure that no wires or plugs are
exposed through the bottom of the
battery tray or frame.
7. Replace the deck plate and re-attach
the “D” ring mounting bolt. Make
sure all corners fit and the bolt is
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Throttle Operation
Your scooter’s motor speed is controlled by an on-demand, variable speed, Twist Grip
style throttle. That means the further you twist the throttle towards the rider, the faster the
motor will propel you until reach the scooter’s top speed of about 15 mph. The throttle is
located on the handlebar just to the left/inside of the right hand handlebar grip.
• To accelerate or go faster - twist the throttle backwards or towards the rider.
• Twisting the throttle all the way backwards, until it stops rotating freely, will give
you full power. (This also uses the most battery power of any throttle position.)
• To go slower - partially twist the throttle backwards until you find your safe and
comfortable speed.
• To decelerate or slow down - completely release the throttle.
• Remember: Always fully release the throttle lever when you apply the brake.
• When you release the throttle, it will spring back / return to the off position.
Handlebar Grip
Throttle
Twist Backwards
to Accelerate
Throttle Body
Handlebar
Throttle Wire
Brake Wire
Brake Lever
