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6. How to Ride your Electric Scooter
1. Before riding make sure, that the steering system is correctly adjusted and that all connecon
elements (such as the folding mechanism) are correctly ghtened and not damaged and that the brakes
and wheels are in good condion.
2. Make sure to fully charge your new GPad® Joyride before your first ride.
3. Fold your scooter into its riding posion following the instrucons in chapter 4. Aer that, unfold the
handlebars by liing them up unl they lock into place. To fold them back down again simply pull back
the handlebar folding sleeve.
4. Turn the scooter on following the instrucons in chapter 3.
5. Make sure that the kickstand is folded up into the riding posion.
6. Grab the handlebar with both hands and with one foot placed on the plaorm, push off with the other
to start moving.
7. Once moving, use your right thumb to press the throle to accelerate.
8. To decelerate use your le hand to pull the brake lever towards yourself.
WARNING! When braking hard, you risk losing tracon which can cause serious injury. Always look
ahead for potenal hazards and ride at moderate speed. Braking distances increase with wet weather.
9. Use the handlebar to to turn by turning it slightly and shiing your body towards the direcon you
want to turn
10. To turn the scooter off again hold down the power buon for about 3 seconds.
11. When parking the scooter use your foot to fold down the kickstand located at the rear of the
scooter, then lt the scooter towards the side with the kickstand.
When riding the scooter wear a helmet and other protecve gear (knee, wrist and elbow protecon) to
reduce the risk of injury.
Always ware shoes (high heels not recommended) when riding your scooter. Never ride barefoot.
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7. Maintenance
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Regularly check the ghtening of the various bolted elements, in parcular the
wheel axles, the folding system, the steering system and the brakes.
Cleaning - To clean the scooter use a damp so cloth. A brush can be used to
clean off dirt that is harder to remove. DO NOT use alcohol or other solvents to
clean the scooter. DO NOT clean the scooter with a pressure washer, hose or
with splashing water. The scooter is not waterproof. Any water damage voids the
warranty.
Tire Pressure - inflate both res to 3 bar (40psi). Check for re pressure aer
receiving the scooter from the dealer, and regularly aerwards. If one of the res
is damaged or won’t hold air then stop riding the scooter.
Tightening the folding mechanism - To ghten the folding system, first release
the screw A on figure 3, on both sides. Turn clockwise the screw B on figure 3,
located at the front end. Do this on both sides. Finally reghten the screws A on
figure 3.
Tightening the handlebar folding mechanism - To ghten the handlebar, open the
sleeves and fold the handlebar. Inside you find a 3mm hex screw (see figure 4).
Using the hex key, gradually turn the screw counterclockwise. Check every lile
while if the handlebar is ght enough. If the handlebar does not lock into the
driving posion turn the hex screw to the opposite direcon.
Storage - Turn the scooter off and disconnect the charger during storage. Make
sure that the baery is about 50-60% charged. You should check how much
charge the baery has le at least once a month. If the baery charge has
decreased, charge the scooter unl the baery has about 50-60% charge. Store the scooter in a dry
room at about 15 to 25°C.
WARNING! As with any mechanical component, a vehicle is subject to high stresses and wear. The
various materials and components may react differently to ware and fague. If the expected service life
for a component has been exceeded, it may break suddenly, therefore risking causing injuries to the user.
Cracks, scratches and discoloraon in the areas subject to high stresses indicate that the component has
exceeded its service life and should be replaced.
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