• Always keep both hands on the handlebars. Never ride with only one hand!
• Never carry passengers or more than one person.
• The first ride should be practiced carefully on suitable terrain.
• If obstacles appear unexpectedly, stop the scooter using the rear and front disc brakes. Never use your feet to stop the scooter!
• Use the rear brake first to stop the scooter. Carefully operate the front brake.
• If the handlebar should wobble, stop the scooter and check the bolts and nuts if necessary. tighten and adjust the steering head
bearing.
• Always store the battery in the medium voltage range whenever possible. A discharged battery can shorten the life.
• If you store the battery for more than three months, store the battery at approximately 80-90% at dry and room temperature.
• If the battery is damaged, the battery will emit an unusual odor - stop using the product, contact the authorized service center
immediately and request technical assistance.
• Store the battery in a safe place, out of the reach of children and pets.
• Using an unauthorized charger can cause serious damage to the battery and the circuit, including irreparable damage.
• If the vehicle is wet, never charge the battery and contact the seller for inspection.
• Never drive with electric scooters in wet or very cold weather.
• Always wear protective equipment, such as For example, wear a certified hard hat, knee protector, elbow pads, and wear gloves
before driving.
• Do not fold out the stand while driving.
• The scooter must not be used by children.
• Do not drink alcohol during and before the ride. Do not drive the scooter barefoot or with high heels, open shoes or sandals.
• Check the brakes before every ride. If the brakes are not working properly, do not use the vehicle and contact your dealer.
• Always check the tire pressure and inflate it before starting up.
• Never use the vehicle away from paved paths and squares.
• All screws must be checked for tightness before each journey and if necessary. follow suit.
• If you have further questions about safety, please contact your salesperson.
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