Driving safety
This manual contains some important information and instructions for safe driving. Please read them carefully before driving your scooter for the first
time.
If this is the first time you drive this type of scooter, we recommend that you exercise first to maneuver in an isolated and open area until you are familiar
with all its functions.
It is dangerous to drive with one hand. Always keep both hands on the handlebars and leave your feet on the pedals.
Reduce speed before taking a turn; respect speed limits and other rules of the highway code.
Wet or uneven surfaces will affect tire grip, braking performance and, in general, steering your scooter. You must reduce your speed accordingly.
Annoying turbulence can occur when entering or exiting a tunnel, when you cross a mountain pass or when a vehicle passes you.
In such circumstances, you should reduce your speed and remain particularly vigilant.
Always wear a helmet, gloves and glasses. On a scooter, safety starts with a good quality helmet. Head trauma can be fatal. Eye protection is also very
important. Do not wear loose clothing or clothing that could compromise your safety while driving.
Engine exhaust contains carbon monoxide, which is toxic to humans.
Only run the engine in well-ventilated areas.
Do not let the engine run for a long time while the scooter is stationary.
This may cause overheating and damage to the motor.
The muffler is very hot, even a good time after turning off the engine.
Avoid touching or parking the scooter in dry grass or near highly flammable materials.
Any object placed on or suspended from the handlebar will affect the maneuverability and stability of the scooter.
Avoid fixing anything on the handlebars.
The luggage must be securely attached to the part of the scooter provided for this purpose (if any).
Shut off the engine and scooter power to refuel.
Refrain from smoking or using a mobile phone while refueling.
Any unauthorized modification of the scooter is dangerous.
