WARNING
Any scooter that does not work
properly can cause you to lose control
and fall. Inspect the entire scooter
thoroughly before every ride, and do
not ride it until any problems have been
corrected.
WARNING
Do not turn sharply or at high speeds
to avoid danger. Do not turn or ride
quickly along slopes, as it may
cause injury.
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FAILURE TO FOLLOW ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
CAN AND MAY LEAD TO DAMAGE TO YOUR DEVICE, VOID YOUR
MANUFACTURER WARRANTY, LEAD TO PROPERTY DAMAGE, CAUSE
SERIOUS BODILY INJURY, AND CAN LEAD TO DEATH.
OPERATING YOUR DEVICE
Make sure the device is fully charged before the first initial use.
Before turning on your scooter, sit on it like a normal bike to get
comfortable with the device before using it with the motor.
The scooter is equipped with a built-in 500 Watt Brushless Motor
which allows you to accelerate (up to 15 mph) and decelerate.
To turn, use the handlebar to turn in the direction you wish to turn.
Prepare to brace yourself if you encounter bumps or uneven
surfaces, then dismount and roll your scooter to a safe operating
surface.
WEIGHT AND SPEED LIMITATIONS
Speed and weight limits are set for your own safety. Please do not
exceed the limits listed here in the manual.
• Maximum Weight: 286.6 lbs
• Minimum Weight: 44 lbs
• Maximum Speed: Up to 15 mph
OPERATING RANGE
The scooter can travel a distance up to 27.96 miles on a fully
charged battery in ideal conditions. The following are some of the
major factors that will affect the operating range of your device.
• Terrain: Riding distance is highest when riding on a smooth, flat
surface. Riding uphill and/or on rough terrain will reduce distance
significantly.
• Weight: A lighter user will have further range than a heavier user.
• Ambient temperature: Please ride and store the device under
recommended temperatures, which will increase driving distance;
battery life, and overall performance of your device.
• Speed and Riding Style: Maintaining a moderate and consistent
speed while riding produces maximum distance. Traveling at high
speeds for extended periods, frequent starts and stops, idling and
frequent acceleration or deceleration will decrease overall
distance.
