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It is important to have a thorough understanding of your new electric scooter so that you can achieve the best
performance, comfort, fun, and safety while cycling. To understand the new scooter and its correct operation, you
should first carefully read the manual.
It is important to ride for the first time in a safe and controlled manner. For example, stay away from cars, obstacles,
and other riders. It should be prohibited to enter highways, motor vehicle lanes, public lanes, reverse traffic, and
avoid cycling in the rain. When encountering waterlogged roads, you should slow down and detour.
Scooters are vehicles with certain risks. Do not use mobile phones or wear headphones while cycling. It is necessary
to understand the traffic rules for riding electric scooters on local public roads. When you ride every time, you should
follow the rules. For your own safety, don't forget to wear a qualified helmet before getting on the scooter. It is
recommended to use protective equipment such as elbow and knee pads to provide better protection.
When electric scooters are supplied, there is no basic mandatory equipment, and the situation may vary in different
regions. Therefore, if you plan to use electric scooters on public roads, it is necessary to equip electric scooters with
basic mandatory equipment in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.
This product is designed specifically for your personal use. Do not use it for commercial or other purposes.
Please keep this manual properly for reference.
1.Warning
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aged 14-60
130-190cm
When riding a scooter, please wear a helmet, knee pads, elbow pads, wrist guards,
and other protective gear throughout the journey to reduce the risk of injury.
The images in this manual are for reference only. Please refer to the actual product for details.
1.Warning 2.Caution 3.Sketch map
4.Argument list 5.Packing list 6.Assembly guidelines
7.Tips for Beginners 8.Operation instruction 9.Troubleshooting
10.Battery charging 11.Maintenance 12.Warranty
13.Warranty Card
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