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Please read and understand the manual before allowing your child to use
this product!
Age of user: 8+. Maximum Weight: 115kg
WARNINGS:
• Adult assembly required.
• The shock absorber is filled with high-pressure air. Do not disassemble or
destroy it, and never throw it into a fire as that may cause the air spring to
explode.
• Always wear safety equipment such as helmet, knee pads and elbow pads.
Always wear a helmet when riding your scooter and keep the chinstrap securely
buckled.
• Always wear shoes. Never use barefooted or with open footwaer.
• Ride on smooth, paved surfaces away from motor vehicles.
• Avoid sharp bumps, drainage grates, and sudden surface changes. Scooter
may suddenly stop.
• Avoid streets and surfaces with water, sand, gravel, dirt, leaves, and other
debris. Wet weather impairs traction, braking, and visibility.
• Do not ride at night.
• Brake will get hot from continuous use. Do not touch after braking.
• Be carefull when traveling downhill, as this may cause the Space Scooter® to
go very fast.
• Adults must assist children in the initial adjustment procedures, which includes
unfolding the scooter, set the steering tube to the proper height, and folding the
scooter for storage or transport.
• Obey all local traffic laws and regulations.
• Watch out for pedestrians.
• Check and secure all fasteners before every ride.
• Replace worn or broken parts immediately. Withhold usage until repairs are
made.
• Only use original Space Scooter® parts, using third party parts can void
warranty.
• Do not modify the structure or parts of the scooter, which may cause risk of
failure. Space Scooter® is never responsible for modifications made to the
Space Scooter itself.
Packing list
NOTE: The header and paragraph directs to the images on page 2.
A
Setup the Space Scooter®
1.
Install the front wheel
1.1 Insert the front wheel into the front fork.
1.2 Align the center hole of the front wheel with the holes in the front fork. Insert
the front axle through the holes from the square hole to the round hole.
1.3 Insert bolt M6X18 from the opposite side (the round hole).
1.4 Tighten the bolts with the supplied Allen wrench.
2.
Attach the handle bars to the steering tube
2.1 Align the "Arrow mark" on the steering tube with the opening in the vertical
part of the handle bars (stem), and push the handle bars down in the
direction of the clamp.
2.2 Align the holes in the stem with the holes in steering tube, and then insert
both bolts M6X40 from the side.
2.3 Tighten the bolts with the supplied Allen wrench.
3.
Attach the steering tube on the fork tube
3.1 Unlock the collar clamp quick release lever.
3.2 Raise the steering tube to veritcal position and align the steering tube with
the fork tube.
3.3 Push the steering tube down to let the fork tube go into the collar clamp.
3.4 Lock the quick-release of the collar clamp. Check to see if the steering tube
is firmly locked to the fork tube. If not, adjust the nut of quick-release and lock
again.
4.
Adjust the height of the steering tube
4.1 Open the quick-release lever of steering tube.
4.2 Depress the spring-loaded button on steering tube and then slide the upper
steering tube to the desired position. Make sure the spring-loaded buton is
securely locked into the corresponding hole. (The upper steering tube will no
longer move freely up or down.)
4.3 Close the quick-release lever to secure movement of the steering tube.
5.
Adjust the brake lever, and lock it
5.1 Set the brake lever to the best corrosponding position of your childs hand.
5.2 When the best position is found lock the brake lever hand tight with the Allen
wrench.
5.3. Make sure the brake cable is not wrapped arround the steering tube.
1, Space Scooter®
2, front wheel
3, front axle
4, bolt M6X18
5, bolt M6X40 (x2)
6, Allen wrench (x2)
1
B
How to ride
Hold the handlebars with two hands. Place one foot on the front end of deck and
use the other foot to push the Space Scooter® forwards to make some initial
speed. Then place your other foot on the rear end of the deck. Push the deck up
and down in a teeter-totter motion to propell forward. You will need to have
some initial speed. Starting from a stand-still position is more difficult.
For enhanced cornering, lean slightly into the direction of the turn. For controlled
stops, gently grasp the brake to slow down. Do not grasp brake handle
suddenly. We recommend that you practice applying the brake at various
speeds and in an open area free from any obstructions before riding your Space
Scooter®.
WARNING: Riding the scooter in an incorrect way may cause risk of falling
down and damaging of the scooter.
a)
Do not step feet exceed the front end of deck.
b)
Do not step feet exceed the rear end of deck.
c)
Riding from steps is forbidden.
C
Pre-ride check
1. & 2. Check both quick-releases on the steering tube
Check to see if the steering tube is firmly locked to the fork tube with its collar
clamp. And if the height adjustment clamp is also firmly locked.
If not, adjust the quick-releases as follows:
a) Open the handle of the quick-release.
b) Adjust the nut of the quick release.
c) Close the handle of the quick release.
d) If necessary, do it again.
3. Check wheels and bearings
Periodically inspect the wheels for wear and tear, the axle for proper tightness and
bearings for side-to-side play and loose parts.
4. Check the brake before riding:
a) Squeeze the brake handle, and the Space Scooter will not move forward
b) Release the brake handle, and the Space Scooter will be able to move
forward
c) Small adjustments: adjust the rotating ring of the brake handle to loosen or
tighten the brake cable.
d) If larger adjustment is needed, see Maintenance (D), point 2
D
Maintenance
1. Check flywheel and add ball bearing oil
Checking the flywheel before riding. If you hear a noise, just apply ball bearing
oil to the gaps between the flywheels and bearing. We recommend that you
apply ball bearing oil every month to ensure a smooth ride.
2. Large brake adjustments:
2.1.
Loosen the brake cable nut.
2.2.
Draw the brake cable to a suitable position.
2.3.
Tighten the cable nut.
3. How to keep your Space Scooter® in optimal condition.
Here you will find a few practical tips to keep your SpaceScooter running smoothly.
A chain is handled with chain spray – this is a dry lubrication and ensures
1.
you that no dirt attracts to the chain. We recommend not to use any
decrease or silicone spray.
1.1.
If decided to clean the chain with a decreasing substance. Please re
add chain spray, or any proper chain maintenance product.
1.2.
If the chain becomes rusty. Then you can clean the chain, dry it off
and then lubricate the chain with chain spray or any proper chain
maintenance product.
2.
The ball bearings and flywheels can also be greased with ball bearing
grease instead of oil. To do this, you need to disassemble the rear wheel.
3.
Regularly make sure all parts of the Space Scooter are fasten tight. The
rubber knobs under the tray shelf can get loose by vibrations. Therefore it is
important that you regularly check everything to see if it's still in place and
fastened tight. Although the Space Scooter is put together with the utmost
care, we cannot avoid parts getting loose due to vibration. To ensure screws
will stay tight, you can use a product such as Loctite.
WARNING: Properly inspect the Space Scooter® before each use for wear and
tear. And follow up all instructions to avoid risk of serious injury.
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