Safety and How To Ride

• • Ride at your own risk. Riding a scooter is dangerous and can cause an accident which can result in bodily or emotional injury,  paralysis, death, or damage to myself, to property, or to third parties. By using this scooter you are accepting such risks.

• The risks include, among other things: accidents involving other scooters or vehicles; collision with fixed or movable objects; injuries or accidents involving contact with the scooter; falls; the negligence of other operators of motor scooters, myself; or other persons who may be present; sprains, strains, bruises, fractures, broken bones, musculoskeletal injuries including head, neck, and back injuries; transmissible pathogen or disease; exhaustion; equipment failure; my own physical condition, and the physical exertion associated with use of the scooter.

• This product is for users ages 13+. Always drive carefully, and watch out for potential obstacles that may catch your wheel or cause you to swerve suddenly.

• Abide by local laws or regulations which determine where the scooter can be used. This product is intended to be used on private property.

• Any rider that is unable to fit comfortably on the vehicle should not attempt to ride it. All decisions on who can ride the should be made based on their maturity, skill, and ability to follow the rules.

• Keep this product away from small children.

• The scooter is strictly designed for one rider with no objects attached.

• This product was manufactured for durability but is not impervious to damage. Aggressive riding can over-stress and damage the scooter. The rider assumes all responsibility and risk associated with high-stress activity.

• Keep your fingers and other body parts away from the wheels and all other moving components when operating the scooter. Only activate the speed control when you are on the scooter and in a safe environment suitable for riding.

• Do not wear headphones or use a cell phone while operating the scooter

• Do not operate the scooter in wet or icy weather, and never immerse the product in water. The components can be damaged by water and create other unsafe conditions.

• Avoid excessive speeds as it increases the risk of accident and injury. Avoid wet, slick, bumpy, uneven or rough surfaces. Never risk damaging surfaces such as carpet and flooring by using the product indoors.

• Do not ride at night, or when visibility is limited.

• Always wear proper protective equipment, such as a helmet, elbow pads, and knee pads. Athletic shoes with rubber soles are best for riding the scooter.

• Never operate the product barefooted or in sandals, and keep shoelaces tied and out of the wheels, motor, and drive system.

• Riding with improperly adjusted brakes or worn brake pads is dangerous and can result in serious injury or death.

• Applying brakes too hard or too suddenly can lock up a wheel, which could cause you to lose control and fall. Sudden or excessive application of the front brake may pitch the rider over the handlebars, which may result in injury or death. 

• To start your scooter, press the button on top of the battery

• The home button is used to switch between speed modes and to turn on the front lights

• The scooter comes with 3 modes. To switch between the modes, hold down the home button on display for 2 seconds.
• Level ONE: Snail icon on display. It is the slowest but the best for energy saving.
• Level TWO: No icon on the display. NOT that level TWO is the default level so when you start the scooter it will be in level TWO
• Level THREE: Lightning bolt on the display. It is fast but consumes the battery.

• To turn on front lights, double tap the home button on display

• To accelerate, press the right thumb lever down. it is located on the right handlebar with the green “GO” label.

• To brake, press the lever down. it’s regenerative and helps you save battery life.
• The lights at the end of the handlebar will turn red.

• The back fender is a step on brake. Use your foot to apply force downward and brake.

• In order for the scooter’s electric motor to work, the scooter needs to be moving
• To go,. you will need to kick off so the scooter is in motion before you can accelerate with the right throttle.

• To charge your scooter, simply plug the provded charger in to a wall outlet.
• Then connect the charger to the scooter via the charging port at the top of the battery.
• It takes about 4 hours to charge.

• To fold the scooter, use the back of your heel and kick the step on lever at the base of the scooter handlebard.
• Bring it down so that the hook on the handlebar connects with the latch on the back fender.

• Once the scooter is locked, using the handlebar, you can wheel it around.

• You can pick up the scooter using the incorporated handle.

• To unfold the scooter, simply press down on the back fender and it will release the scooter.
• You will need to bring the scooter to a full 90 degree angle and hear a loud click so that it’s locked in and secure.

• After the scooter is properly opened upright, insert the locking pin to secure it.