Tire Inflation
Regularly check tire pressure and tread wear. Inflate or replace tires as needed. Front tire pressure
should be 23-25 psi (160-170 kPa), and rear tire pressure should be 35 psi (240 kPa). Ensure the
tread pattern is normal and free of nails, stones, glass, or other foreign objects embedded in the tire.
Frame, Swingarm, and Handlebar Grips
Inspect for cracks or broken connections. While frame breakage is rare, aggressive riders may
impact curbs or walls, leading to frame damage, bending, or breakage. Develop a habit of regular
product inspection.
Other Components
Check if lights/reflector are dirty and ensure adequate vehicle lighting and reflector safety warning
function.
Inspect power circuits, lighting, etc., for normal operation to ensure power meets riding
requirements.
Spoke tension: Ensure spoke tension meets riding requirements. If loose, tighten immediately and
visit an authorized service center for wheel alignment and truing calibration.
Handlebar rotation should be smooth without sticking and quick return.
If the chain is stuck, clean mud and sand.
Detached chain surface and add chain lubricant; under normal circumstances, the displacement of
the chain from the lowest to the highest position is 15-20 mm.
The moving parts of the front and rear shock absorbers are clean and free of dirt.
Safety Gear
Ensure you wear approved personal protective equipment and appropriate clothing, including:
**Helmet:** Approved protective helmet with eye protection and high visibility.
Warning: Failure to properly wear an approved helmet increases the risk of serious injury or death
in accidents.
**Gloves:** High abrasion-resistant full-finger leather gloves.
**Elbow and Knee Guards:** Soft elbow and knee guards covering joints without restricting
movement.
**Boots or Riding Shoes:** Sturdy boots with non-slip soles and ankle protection.
**Jacket and Pants:** Protective, high visibility long-sleeve jacket and durable riding pants (or
protective gear).
**Additional Off-Road Gear:** Road gear is suitable for casual off-road riding. However, for
serious off-road riding, more dedicated off-road gear is recommended. In addition to your helmet
and eye protection, we recommend off-road motorcycle boots and gloves, riding pants with knee
and hip pads, jerseys with elbow pads, and chest/shoulder protectors. Avoid wearing loose or baggy
clothing that could get caught in any part of the vehicle.Do not allow others to operate your
all-terrain electric motorcycle unless they have carefully read this manual and understand the
features, functions, capacities, capabilities, and risks of this off-road bike. The safety of new riders
is your responsibility. Assist new riders until they are fully capable of operating this all-terrain
electric motorcycle.Ensure other riders also wear approved personal protective equipment and
appropriate clothing.
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