Hold of the grip located on the backside of the scooter
Wing arm
Grip
Grip the wing arms
Hold both ankles of the front diver
The pilot diver boards the scooter at the regular position. The guest diver takes hold of the grip located on the
backside of the scooter.
In doing so, it is not necessary to hold on tightly. It is enough to hook on a few fingers. If the guest diver holds the
grip too tightly, he will constrain the movement of the scooter, making it difficult for the pilot diver to steer.
The pilot diver boards the scooter at the regular position. The two guest divers open and grip the wing arms of the
saddle.
The guest divers should position themselves underneath and horizontal to the pilot diver.
This will stabilize the overall movement. As for left and right positioning, the guest divers should try to stay in the
water current created by the pilot diver. Such positioning will keep the propulsion resistance from increasing
drastically, allowing for faster travel.
Four or more persons can ride together by linking up vertically like a train. The pilot diver starts the scooter at low
speed. The first guest diver takes hold of the pilot diver's ankles. As soon as the first guest diver attaches oneself, the
pilot diver increases the speed to stabilize the overall balance.
When the pilot diver pulls the accelerator, the scooter will not speed up right away.
While waiting for the speed to increase, the third and forth divers take hold of ankles of the diver in front of them.
The scooter has enough power to pull five to six persons, but having that many will make certain maneuvers such as
turning difficult. It will obviously slow the speed down, and making sharp turns will be impossible.
Riding with many divers should be seen not as a mode of transportation, but as a form of recreation.
■ Tandem (two-persons ride)
■ Triple (three-persons ride)
■ Train (riding with four or more persons)
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