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• Tyre surface for cracks, damage, wear or foreign objects ad-
hering to the tyre
• Observe the legal tread depth (seasonal and country-specic
deviations)
• Battery charge status
• Function test of headlight, tail light, brake light, indicators
and horn
• Rear-view mirror (adjustment and cleanliness)
• Brake uid level
• Brake system function test
Loading precautions
Overloading or improper loading can lead to irregular scooter
operation. The exact dimensions and weight specications can be
found below in the technical data and dimensions.
Starting the vehicle
Step 1: Insert the key to turn the ignition lock to the start position
and use it to start the vehicle.
Step 2: Please put up the side/centre stand and press the “Start
switch” in the right-hand combination unit; the “READY” symbol
will appear on the display.
Step 3: Lightly turn the throttle and enjoy your ride!
Braking instructions
• Excessive, sudden braking can cause the wheels to lock and
skid, limiting control of the vehicle. In this case, release the
brake lever and drive forwards continuously until control is
restored, and then brake more gently.
• Slow down as much as possible, or come to a complete stop
before turning. Avoid braking when cornering, as this can
cause one or two wheels to slip, thereby reducing control of
the scooter.
• When riding in wet, rainy conditions or on soft surfaces,
the manoeuvrability and braking ability of the scooter are
impaired. In this case, all your riding manoeuvres must be
adjusted; sudden acceleration, braking or turning can lead to
loss of control of the scooter.
• On long, steep, downhill stretches of road, excessive use of
the braking system can lead to overheating and reduce the
eectiveness of the braking power. Consequential damage
can therefore not be ruled out.
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