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Safety Recommendations
1. For your safety and the safety of others, you must follow the instructions outlined in this manual.
2. Risk of injury, due to improper operation of the unit may occur. On smooth surfaces, emergency
braking may cause skidding and loss of balance.
3. While riding, maintain an appropriate distance from pedestrians and reduce speeds while
passing them.
4. Always follow local driving laws. Violation of the above rules may result in personal injury. We
are not responsible for any injuries.
5. Inspect your scooter carefully before each use. If you find broken parts, decreased battery life,
air leaking from tires, excessive wear, or abnormal noises when riding, please discontinue the
use of the scooter immediately and contact your authorized dealer.
MAINTENANCE
YOUR Timberwolf SHOULD BE REGULARLY MAINTAINED.
1. Brakes: Check your brake pads often for wear and tear. If you find rust or wear, or it is unusable,
the brake is recommended to be replaced.
2. Axles: Check that each wheel's axle nuts are tight and there's no wobble. Tighten as needed.
Lubricate axles properly to ensure the wheels move smoothly.
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ELEVATE YOUR GAME
3. Wire: Ensure your wiring cables are free of dust and moisture. Clean or lubricate as needed.
4. Tires: Do not over-inflate. Stay within recommended PSI, which can be located on the sidewall
of your tire. Do not lubricate the tires and rims.
5. Check Battery: Turn on your scooter and ensure it is sufficiently charged for your journey. Make
sure battery is fully secured.
AFTER-SALE SERVICE
ASSEMBLY
The Timberwolf is roughly 85% assembled, but does require some assembly. For safety, please
check and test everything before riding. After inspection and adjustments, if there are any issues,
please contact your authorized dealer.
DAMAGE AND SCRATCHES
To avoid damage, scooters are packed with foam and cardboard. If some parts are broken, please
take photos and contact your authorized dealer for more information and assistance.
It is necessary to check the tires before filling them with air.
• Check the amount of air in your tire.
• Due to higher temperatures, there may be thermal expansion. Inspect PSI to ensure you're
within proper guidelines.
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