Assembly And Set-Up - Razor E325 Owner's Manual

ASSEMBLY AND SET -UP
Attaching the Handlebars
Tool Required: 5 mm Allen wrench
1
Loosen the collar clamp.
With a twisting motion, push
and twist to slide the handlebar
onto the fork.
Inflating the Tires
Tires are inflated when shipped, but they invariably lose some pressure between the point of manufacturing and your
purchase. Always inflate tires to the correct PSI before first time use.
Rear Tire
1
Use the valve extender
located in the end of the right
handlebar grip.
Front Tire
4
Using a bicycle style tire pump
equipped for a Schrader-type valve,
inflate the front tire to the PSI
indicated on the sidewall of the tire.
2
With the front wheel pointed
straight ahead and the handlebars
square to the front wheel, tighten
both bolts on the clamp as shown
with a 5 mm Allen wrench.
Tighten securely.
2
Open the round cover located
on the chain guard by sliding the
cover downward. Align the opening
in the sprocket with the valve
stem. Thread the valve extender
completely onto the valve stem and
attach the pump. Inflate to the PSI
indicated on the tire sidewall.
3
Remove valve extender
immediately after inflating and
close the round cover.
3
Note:
Make sure any cables/wires
are out of the way before inserting
the stem into the fork.
WARNING: Failure to
properly tighten the collar clamp
may allow the handlebars to
dislodge while riding and may cause
you to lose control and fall. When
correctly tightened, the handlebars
will not rotate out of alignment
with the front wheel under normal
circumstances.
Note: The cable and wire assembly
from the handlebar must not
wrap around the steering tube or
handlebar. Sharp bends or twisting
of the brake cable can cause the
brakes to malfunction.
WARNING: Failure to
remove the valve extender after
inflating will cause the inner tube
and/or adapter to be severed by the
rear sprocket.
Note: If you lose the valve
extender, contact customer service
or one can be purchased at most
auto parts stores.
WARNING:
Do not over inflate, as this could
damage tire or wheel.
Note: The pressurized air supplies
found at gasoline stations are
designed to inflate high-volume
automobile tires. If you decide to
use such an air supply to inflate your
electric scooter tires, first make sure
the pressure gauge is working, then
use very short bursts to inflate to the
correct PSI. If you inadvertently over-
inflate the tire, release the excess
pressure immediately.