General Scooter Safety
Scooter riders must comply with all local laws and regulations. Check with your local police or department of motor vehicles (RTA, VicRoads Mainroads etc) to determine local requirements.
Your insurance policy may not provide coverage for accidents involving this product. Contact your insurance agent.
The electric scooter is not a toy. It is intended for use by person's aged 16 or above.
Always wear an approved helmet. Elbow and kneepads will protect you from laceration in case of a fall.
Do not operate the electric scooter at night. The electric scooter is not equipped to be operated in the dark or low light condition. It may not be easily visible to pedestrians or other vehicles. Ride only on smooth hard surface.
The electric motor, batteries, and controls can be damaged if exposed to water. Do not allow the electric scooter to be used in the rain, nor to be driven though puddles of water.
The product is allowed for use by only one person. Do not carry additional persons. Do not put additional loads on the electric scooter by pulling or towing anything.
Mechanical Scooter Safety
Check all joints, hinges and quick releases to ensure the electric scooter is properly assembled before using. Stop using the product immediately if any joint, hinge, or quick release becomes loose. Correct the looseness prior to resuming the ride.
echanical Scooter SafetyMaintain proper air pressure in the tyres. Low air pressure induces extra rolling friction, reduces ground clearance, and wears the tyres quicker.
If the brake lever touches the handlebar grip, stop use of the product until the lever is adjusted.
Always deflate the tyre before disassembling the wheel. Failure to deflate the tire could cause the wheel to come apart explosively.
Scooter Battery Safety
Completely charge the scooter battery before riding the electric scooter for the first time. Disconnect the battery from the motor lead when not in use.
Use caution when recharging the batteries. Do not recharge in an area that will allow the electric scooter or the charging unit to become wet. Recharge only in an area that is well ventilated. Keep children away from the electric scooter while it is being recharged.
Stop use of the product or the charging unit if any wire becomes worn, broken, or damaged in any way.
- Do not modify the electrical controls or wiring. Use only motors, batteries, and charging units supplies or approved for the electric scooter.
- Do not use the electric scooter battery to power any other equipment.
- Do not use the electric scooter charger to re-charge any other equipment than electric scooter.
- Do not block the air vents on the charging unit. If blocked, the charging unit may overheat and create a fire hazard.
- Replace the fuse on the charging unit with a fuse of the same size and type.
Additional Scooter Safety Information
Adjust the handlebar height to provide a comfortable and secure riding position on the electric scooter. The rider's hands must be able to easily grasp the handlebar controls. Feet must rest comfortably on the foot rest area.
When finished riding the electric scooter, remove the key and take it with you. This prevents unauthorized use of the product, especially by children
