Riding Safety Guidelines and Restrictions
1. Comply with local laws. Research and follow the rules related to electric scooter
use in your region. It is illegal to ride on the sidewalk in most areas, so it’s
important to understand what’s allowable where you will be riding.
2. Practice in private before riding in public. It’s important to gain experience and
get comfortable with the controls before driving around other small electric
vehicles, bicycles, pedestrians, and large vehicles.
3. No impaired or tandem riding. Stability and center of gravity will be thrown off if
there is more than one person on the deck. Do not ride tandem and do not ride
when you are mentally or physically impaired beyond being able to control the
vehicle.
4. Do not brake suddenly. To avoid flying over the handlebars accidentally, avoid
slamming on the brakes in the event of an emergency. Instead, gradually
compress both brakes and give yourself ample stopping room when driving.
5. Do not accelerate down steep slopes. To avoid losing control, avoid riding down
steep slopes and do not accelerate while going down hill. We recommend
covering the brakes with both hands so they’re at the ready if you need to stop.
Safety Precautions and Care
1. Avoid exposure to water. The product and components are not waterproof (even
when IP rated). Keep the product out of water. Do not use it if the road is wet due
to rain, snow, or hail. Do not ride in the rain. If washed with too much liquid, it can
impact and damage electrical components.
2. Don’t tune yourself. Be careful of tuning, swapping or adjusting any component
on the scooter for which you do not have experience. For example, do not attempt
to tune the tension on the throttle cable to make the response more/less sensitive.
If you do not reassemble correctly, it could result in damage to the product, your
property, and/or injury to you. Please take caution and seek guidance from our
team before attempting any modifications.
3. Beware of folding and spinning parts. Get familiar with your electric scooter and
how all the components work. Observe how the throttle, brake levers, battery and
other parts work, so you know how to avoid getting anything caught in areas that
would disrupt the scooter’s operation and/or harm you (like the throttle cable and
mechanism under the seat).
4. Take precautions when lifting. Learn how to safely maneuver your scooter
through spaces, up and down stairs, and so on. When lifting, keep in mind that you
may need assistance as it is over 100 lbs.
5. Store in dry and cool conditions. Avoid exposure to wet environments and
extreme temperatures.
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