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Page 1: Owners Manual
That’s right! The all NEW electric ego streetscoota travels 40 miles at 30 mph and produces exactly 0 emissions. So for style, economy and environmental care... The ego streetscoota just makes sense! OWNERS MANUAL www.streetscoota.com www.egoscoota.com... - Page 2 Best wishes and Happy Scooting! (The information contained in this manual was correct at the time of printing. Ego Scooters reserves the right to change the specification or design of their products at any time without notice or incurring any obligation whatsoever.)
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Page 3: A Few Words About Safety
A FEW WORDS ABOUT SAFETY Your safety and the safety of others is very important. Operating this scooter safely is an important responsibility. We provide you with supporting information on the operation of your scooter to help you make informed decisions about safety from the procedures listed in this manual. - Page 4 CONTENTS 1) Getting Started. Assembly and set up. 2) Instruments & Controls. Operation of the bike. 3) Features. Auxilary Items. 4 ) Maintenance 5) Warranty & Insurance 6) Contact & Support...
- Page 5 Your scooter at a glance. Tools you will need to remove your bike from the packing crate: Scissors Wire Cutters Rigger Gloves Phillips Screw Driver 10mm open ended spanner To ensure removal of the bike is done most efficiently and safely we recommend two people remove the bike from the packing crate.
- Page 7 1 Accelerator 18 Central Cover Panel 2 Instrument Panel 19 Body Decoration 3 Storage Box 20 Rear Fender Cover 4 Chassis Number Cover 21 Inside Back Mud Guard 5 Mirror 22 Back Brake Wire 6 Wind Breaker 23 Small Mud Guard 7 Brake Fluid Cap 24 Back Mud Guard 8 Front Turning Light...
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Page 8: Getting Started
1) GETTING STARTED Using two people (recommended), slide the bike out of the crate when it becomes free from the wheel stays in the bottom of the crate taking care not to catch the bike on the frame of the crate and remembering to use a set of gloves to safe guard your hands from any sharp edges on the crate. - Page 9 You will find that the keys for your new scooter are attatched to the handlebars. You will need these to gain access to under the seat. Once you have located the keys please insert them into the lock behind the seat where you will find items for attachment in the under seat stowage area.
- Page 10 ASSEMBLY The following information explains how to assemble the attachment of the handle covers, mirrors and how to charge your bike. Handle Covers: The two plastic colour coded handle covers require attaching to the bike using a Phillips screw driver. Taking the mirror covers and the self tapping screws (provided) offer the mirror cover up to the handle bars of the bike and insert using the locating tab on the cover...
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Page 11: Mirror Assembly
MIRROR ASSEMBLY Make sure you determine which is the left hand and right hand mirror. On the top of the handle bars you will see two pre manufactured threaded holes in the handle bars which are for you to locate the mirrors. Pulling back the plastic sheath on the stalk of the mirror wind the mirror into the pre-manufactured hole until it reaches the nut at the bottom of the thread. -
Page 12: Battery Charging
BATTERY CHARGING Your bike comes with a charger to re-charge the bikes batteries. Please note, your bike will need to be charged prior to you making your first journey. We advise that you give your bike a full continuous charge prior to riding on the road for the first time. -
Page 13: Rubber Mat
When the battery indicator reaches the amber light your remaining run distance is approximately 10-15 miles. Your Ego Scooter has four re-chargable batteries fitted to the bike. These batteries have a life expectancy of approximately 18 months, but this may fluctuate depending on the use of your bike and type of journeys you do generally. - Page 14 2) INSTRUMENTS CONTROLS & OPERATION This section gives information about the controls and display of your Street Scoota which contribute to its daily operation. All the essential controls are easily within your reach. Lights Indicator Front Brake Back Brake High Beam Turn Signal Accelerator Horn...
- Page 15 2 Lights on indicator. This indicator reminds you that the exterior lights are on. It comes on when the light switch is in the first or second position, first position is for side lights and second position is for main headlights. High Beam Indicator.
- Page 16 5 Accelerator and Brake operation. The accelerator control is on the right hand of the handle bars and is operated with a twist and go action from rest when the ignition is turned on CAUTION: Be aware that as your Street Scoota is silent from rest, please be aware that when you are in the rest position and the ignition is switched on, that twisting the throttle will cause the Scooter to...
- Page 17 6 Horn. To use the horn press either of the two red buttons located on the handle bars. Operation of your horn will only work when the Scooter ignition is turned on. 7 Stand. Your Scooter has two forms of stand. A side stand for general use which is located on the left hand side of the scooter and operated by pushing the stand down with the bottom of your foot...
- Page 18 The main stand is predominately used for leaving the Scooter over longer periods. This stand is on the under side of the bike and is operated by standing at the rear of the bike and pushing the stand down until it connects with ground level. Simultaneously pull the scooter back backward until it lifts itself onto the stand.
- Page 19 3) AUXILIARY ITEMS Steering Lock. The steering lock is operated by turning the handlebars to the far left position and inserting the ignition key into the key barrel. Now turn the key anticlockwise to the steering lock position and remove the key. The Scooters handle bars can now not be turned.
- Page 20 Storage Cubby Hole. Underneath the handle bar assembly is a lockable cubby hole which is operated by your ignition key. Isolator Switch. The rider’s seat has a lock assembly which is operated by a separate key. The seat opens to allow access to another storage compartment.
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Page 21: Maintenance
4) MAINTENANCE Maintenance. Regularly maintaining your Scooter is the best way to protect your investment. You will be rewarded with safer, more economical and trouble free riding if you carry out routine maintenance. This means checking your Scooter regularly, carrying out simple tasks you can do yourself such as checking the operation of your mirrors, checking tyre pressures, brake effectiveness etc and generally keeping your scooter clean and in god overall condition. - Page 22 (subject to stock). The delivery and handling of these parts to the StreetScoota owner will be paid for by Ego Scoota. This is a parts warranty so any labour costs in- curred by the customer in fitting new StreetScoota parts or inspecting the scooter by your mechanic, technician or engineer are not covered or included by Ego Scoota and this warranty.
- Page 23 If these obligations are not ful- filled, then the warranty is permanently invalidated. The following items are not covered by the Ego Scoota warranty: • Any damage that results from neglect of the periodic maintenance in the manner that we recommend in the user manual •...
- Page 24 • Any damage to the bike if it is not at that time properly registered and insured with the relevant companies and authorities • Any malfunction or damage which is not reported to Ego Scoota within 48 hours from the occurrence (with exception to delivery...
- Page 25 & conditions of this warranty and have read and understood the provided user manual. By signing I also confirm that I will send one copy of this agreement to Ego Scoota to the above address in order to activate this warranty (within 14 days of receiving my StreetScoota or this warranty will be deemed void) and will keep one copy for my records.
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