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6.1 How to Ride
Assuming you have equipped suitable protective gear and that the Scooter has been placed
on a level surface, is charged, and does not have any issues, follow the steps below. For
your safety, please read this entire section before attempting to ride.
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For your safety, please carefully read this entire section before attempting to ride.
• Carefully step on with one foot and stand upright but relaxed. Grab both handles.
• Keep one foot on the ground and kick off to begin accelerating manually. Use the
handles to steer.
• Start your riding by pressing the power button and riding forward by pushing the trottle.
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To stop, release the throttle and use the handbrake, footbrake, or both to gradually
coast to a stop then step off the scooter one foot at a time. Be extra cautious when
dismounting for the first time.
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To turn the scooter off, remain at a complete stop for a few seconds and press and
hold the power button for 3~5 seconds.
• The display shows how much charge is left in the battery. Make sure the battery is at
full power before heading out on a long distance ride.
6.2 Practicing Guidelines
Practice until you are comfortable with using all of the scooter’s functions. See the
following tips below.
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Avoid wearing anything that can drape over or get caught into/under the wheels.
Wear closed-toe, flat shoes to maintain flexibility and stability.
• Practice until you can easily get on, move forward, turn, stop, and dismount with ease.
• The scooter is designed to handle inclines up to 15°. Riding over inclines is not
recommended.
The e-Scooter is designed for relatively smooth, flat terrain.
• Until you are comfortable using the scooter, avoid operating in places with slopes,
pedestrians, or obstacles.
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The Scooter weighs approximately 12.5 kg. If you are unsure of your ability to lift it
with one hand, please lift it with both hands or have a second person help.
Remember to fold scooter before picking it up.
7 MAINTENANCE
• Do not perform any maintenance when the power is on, or the battery is
charging.
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