How To Use Inmotion Scv V8; Preparations Before Driving; Operating Steps For Beginners - InMotion SCV V8 User Manual

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5. How to Use INMOTION SCV V8

5.1. Preparations before Driving

INMOTION SCV V8 is a high-tech travel and commuting device. Driving without learning about operating specifications may cause
unpredictable injuries and property losses. The instructions given below are made for users, and contain details about how to correctly
drive V8. Matters needing attention during driving are also listed. Please read them carefully and drive V8 in accordance with the instruc-
tions.
·Make sure that all parts of V8 are free from damage and installed in place before driving.
·Continuously charge the batteries of V8 for more than 3h before driving.
·You can practice driving in an open indoor or outdoor area that is flat and wide, and covers at least 4m * 4m.
·Make sure that you know the surrounding driving environment well so that the unicycle is free from the disturbance of cars, pedestrians,
pets, bikes and other obstacles.
·You need a skilled assistant who is familiar with the operation of V8 as well as all the precautions and driving methods described in this
manual by your side.
·Do not perform trial drive on slippery and wet fields.
·Please wear comfortable sportswear and flats, and do warm-ups to maintain body flexibility as far as possible.
·Put on safety helmet and protective gear to avoid injuries.

5.2. Operating Steps for Beginners

·Hold the unicycle body, and make sure that it is vertical to the ground after startup.
·Open the pedals on both sides. Step one foot on one side of the pedal. The sole shall be stepped on the center of the pedal.
·The upper body shall be naturally upright, and the eyes shall look straight ahead. Tilt the center of body weight to the other side of the
pedal. Try to get the other foot off the ground to look for the balance point.
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