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General| Motor Power | 800W |
|---|---|
| Max Speed | 45 km/h |
| Brakes Front | Disc |
| Brakes Rear | Disc |
| Brakes | Disc |
Details the 1-year limited hardware warranty for product defects under normal use, limited to US residents and original purchasers.
Crucial safety notice emphasizing the hazardous nature of electric scooters and the need for caution and common sense.
Guidelines for safe operation, age recommendations, weight limits, and parental supervision for younger riders.
Rules for safe riding, obeying laws, riding defensively, and avoiding obstacles or other users.
Recommendations for protective gear including helmets, pads, and appropriate footwear for safe riding.
Mandatory safety instructions for unit operation, including modifications, preoperation checks, and compliance with laws.
Check brakes for proper function, positive braking action, and ensure they do not rub when disengaged.
Inspect for cracks or broken connections, especially after aggressive riding or impacts.
Periodically inspect tires for wear, check tire pressure, and re-inflate as needed.
Always wear protective gear like helmets, pads, and athletic shoes for safe operation.
Instructions on how to charge the scooter, including initial charge duration and subsequent charging.
Guidelines for battery care, including charging duration limits and regular charging for range.
Proper battery storage temperatures, recycling guidelines, and disposal methods for sealed lead-acid batteries.
Instructions for regular examination of the charger for damage and to use only the recommended charger.
Information on wear and tear of wheels and drive system, and user responsibility for inspection.
Note that frequently requested replacement parts are available for purchase.
Addresses issues where the scooter does not run, covering undercharged batteries and loose connectors.
Troubleshooting short run times, including undercharged batteries and old batteries that won't hold a charge.
Diagnoses sluggish performance due to stressful riding conditions, improper tire inflation, or overloading.
Covers intermittent operation issues, checking for loose wires or connectors, or motor/switch damage.
Addresses loud noises or grinding sounds, suggesting chain lubrication as a solution.
