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Fig. 10
This electric scooter is not designed to be driven on motorways, highways, or intercity roads.
Check the current legislation of your local authority on where electric scooters are allowed to
be ridden.
Fig. 11
Do not place heavy objects on the handlebar. Any load attached to the handlebar will affect the
stability of the electric scooter.
Fig. 12
Avoid climbing up and down the stairs with the electric scooter.
Fig. 13
Always ride with both hands on the handlebar.
Fig. 14
Do not ride the electric scooter with just one foot.
Fig. 15
Do not press the accelerator when walking along with the electric scooter.
Fig. 16
Note that the braking distance will be longer in puddles, wet surfaces, and/or in wet-weather
conditions. The electric scooter is intended for use on flat, level, and dry surfaces.
Fig. 17
Be careful with your head when riding under roofed areas, like a door.
Fig. 18
When riding at high speed, do not turn the handlebar abruptly.
Fig. 19
Do not ride at high speed over obstacles like steps, kerbs or speed bumps.
Fig. 20
Do not hit obstacles with the wheels.
Fig. 21
Do not touch the motor immediately after riding the electric scooter, as it may be hot.
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Regularly check the condition of components or parts subject to wear or
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fatigue, such as the chassis, fork, wheels, brakes, etc. This will allow you to detect cracks
or damage in high-stress areas that may indicate the component's service life has been
exceeded and needs to be replaced. Regular maintenance of the electric scooter and its
components will extend its service life. Periodically check the tightness of the bolted parts,
especially the wheel axles, the folding mechanism, the steering system, and the braking
system.
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Contact your vendor to be referred to an appropriate training organisation.
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Avoid high traffic or overcrowded areas and anticipate your path and speed by respecting
the traffic code of the road, the code of the pavement and its most vulnerable road users.
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Indicate your presence when approaching a pedestrian or cyclist and when you are not
seen and/or heard. Remember to cross protected areas on foot and in all situations take
care of yourself and others. Remove any sharp edges that may have been caused by the
use of the vehicle.
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Do not modify the use of the vehicle. This vehicle is not designed for stunt use.
2. PARTS AND COMPONENTS
Fig. 22
1.
Handlebar
2.
Headlights
Stem
3.
4.
Quick release lever
5.
Front fork
6.
Front fender
Driving wheel
7.
8.
Accelerator and power button
9.
Control panel
10. Acoustic bell
11. Brake lever
12. Folding mechanism
13. Hook base
14. Tail lights
15. Rear fender
16. Pedal
17. Rear wheel
18. Brake disc
19. Battery
20. Kickstand
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