Mantis Rawrr User Manual

Covers assembly, training, overloading, charging, and pre-ride checks for safe operation.

Details checks for brakes, tires, frame, forks, handlebars, and essential protective equipment.

Outlines legal riding, speed, weather, distractions, rider eligibility, and parking.

Covers battery handling, storage, accessory risks, and environmental hazards.

Lists and illustrates major parts of the dirt bike with corresponding numbers.

Details the operation of left and right handlebar switches and their functions.

Explains dashboard specifications and indicator symbols.

Steps for attaching the handlebars and adjusting their position.

Instructions for installing control handles and mounting the front wheel.

Steps for installing front fender, mirror, and headlights.

Process for installing the battery and mounting the rear shock absorber.

Ensures tires, brakes, handlebars, and shock absorbers are checked.

Emphasizes wearing helmets and protective equipment for safety.

Covers key insertion, switch checks, and getting on the bike.

Guidance on smooth acceleration and proper brake operation.

Explains P-gear parking, power-off functions, and power reduction.

Guidelines for operating in different temperatures and water wading.

Connects the charger to the bike for charging.

Details removing the battery and charging it separately.

Provides overall dimensions, weight, load capacity, wheelbase, and body structure details.

Details motor power, torque, speed, and controller operating parameters.

Lists charger ratings, handlebar specs, communication, and instrument details.

Information on product improvements, manual changes, and resale guidance.

Lists common issues like no power, speed regulation problems, and range issues.

Addresses problems with the charger not working and the cushion not opening.

Covers rattling, charger issues, brake problems, and general fault resolution.

Covers checks for spokes, bearings, chain, shock absorbers, and handlebars.

Details inspection of operating parts, brakes, and tire conditions.

Focuses on battery checks, charging, and electrical appliance maintenance.

Covers motor operation, first maintenance, and ongoing repair checks.

Outlines the one-year warranty coverage and conditions for free repair.

Explains how the warranty start date is determined for different purchase types.

Details required maintenance at 300Km, 1000Km, and 2000Km intervals.