River INDIE Manual

Getting Started

What is an Electric Scooter?
An electric scooter such as the Indie is driven by a motor which is powered by a rechargeable battery, while traditional vehicles are powered by an internal combustion engine which runs by burning fossil fuels. Consequently, electric scooters are eco-friendly as they do not require fuel and do not emit exhaust gases.

Characteristics of Indie

1. Indie runs on energy stored in the lithium-ion battery pack which powers the motor. It is more efficient in traffic since the motor does not idle like an engine and has fewer moving parts. The battery pack also powers auxiliary units such as the lamps, instrument cluster and other connected peripherals.
2. Indie is charged using a provided charger which can be plugged into a residential 16A power socket. This allows you to charge at home without having to refuel at a petrol station. You can charge it like any other portable electronic device such as a mobile phone.
3. Indie is equipped with regenerative braking. This aids in partially recharging the batteries while decelerating or riding downhill. This minimizes energy loss and increases efficiency and range.

Know your product

Part Identification

1. Head Lamp
2. Mirrors
3. Grab Handle
4. Bag Hook
5. Side Stand
6. Front Footpegs
7. Blinkers
8. Pillion Footpegs
9. Safeguards
10. Charger Lid
11. Glovebox
12. Instrument Cluster
13. Handlebar
14. Tail Lamp
15. Belt Guard
16. Center Stand*
    (if equipped)

Sub Systems

Instrument Cluster
A 6-inch colour display which shows various ride information and vehicle status.

Inverter
Transforms direct current into alternating current to supply power to the motor, and transforms alternating current to direct current to recharge the batteries.

Motor
Uses electrical energy stored in the battery to propel the vehicle.

Low Voltage DC-DC convertor
Converts energy stored in the battery to low voltage (12V) to power the lamps, instrument cluster and other connected peripherals.

Vehicle Control Unit
Controls all peripherals, vehicle modes and power states of the vehicle.

Lithium-ion Battery
Stores and supplies power necessary for the vehicle to operate.

Charger Port
Receptacle on the side of the vehicle where charging systems are to be connected to recharge the battery.

Drivetrain
System consisting of pulleys and belts which transfers power from the motor to the rear wheel.

Brake system
The Indie is equipped with a Combined Braking System (CBS), which upon using the right brake lever engages the front brakes, and upon using the left brake lever engages both the front and rear brakes.

Brake Pressure Sensors
Pressure sensors mounted on the brake lines which senses brake demand requested by the rider.

Note:

• The amount of charge in your battery may gradually decrease when the Indie is not being used or ridden as it still powers certain electronic components in the vehicle.
• Range available may vary depending on riding conditions such as ambient temperature. The range may be reduced in uphill conditions, higher speeds and larger payloads.
• Natural degradation may occur with the battery depending on the number of years of use which may affect the range.
• If the Indie is being stored and not used for a long period of time, ensure that you fully charge it before doing so. When stored, it is recommended to check the status and charge the battery fully at least once in a month.
• The Indie may momentarily reduce available power to ensure safety of the battery.
• The capacity of the battery may decrease if the Indie is stored in unusually high or low temperatures.
• If the charge capacity and range keeps falling frequently, please contact River Mobility or an authorised service centre for inspection.

• Do not attempt to remove or disassemble any of the high voltage components on the vehicle. Be careful not to damage any high voltage wires, battery connectors and the lithium-ion battery. It may cause serious injury and significantly impact the performance and durability of the vehicle.
• Please contact River Mobility or an authorised service centre for any inspection or maintenance required on these components.

If the Indie has been in a collision, we recommend you to contact River Mobility or an authorised service centre to inspect the vehicle and the battery.

NOTICE
If the vehicle is stored with insufficient charge for a long period of time, it may degrade the battery and the battery may have to be replaced based on the level of degradation.

Unique Identification Numbers

Each Indie is marked with a unique VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) & MIN (Motor Identification Number). Use the below guide to locate and read these numbers.

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

1. Open the underseat storage by using the vehicle key.
2. Remove the rubber cover present near the base of the storage box to access the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).
   

Motor Identification Number (MIN)
Motor Identification Number (MIN) is present on a sticker on the motor (flat face of the motor on the right side of the vehicle). There is also an engraving at the bottom of the motor which contains this information.

Switchgear & Instrument Cluster

Left Switchgear

Headlamp Switch

High beam
Press to engage High Beam.
Note: Both the low beam and high beam will be ON in this mode.

Low beam (Default position)
Press to switch back to low beam from high beam mode.

Pass (Retractable)
Push down gently to flash the High Beam.
Note:
The low and high beam is only engaged when the motor is ON and the instrument cluster indicates Ready to Ride.

Blinker switch

• Toggle the Blinker switch to the right to engage the blinkers on the right side of the scooter.
• Toggle the Blinker switch to the left to engage the blinkers on the left side of the scooter.
• Click the Blinker switch at the centre position to disengage the blinkers.

Horn button
Press for sounding the horn

Right Switchgear

Hazard lights button
Press the Hazard Lights button to make all the blinkers flash continuously to indicate a hazard. Press again to disengage.
Note: Engaging the hazard lights overrides the operation of the blinker switch.

Start/Kill switch

Kill ON
Press to disengage the motor.

Kill OFF
This is the default position of the switch after engaging Start.

Start (Retractable)
Press to switch the motor ON. The instrument cluster will indicate that the scooter is Ready to Ride.

Mode Switch
Toggle left or right to switch between riding modes.
Go through the Functions during ride section to understand the three modes (Eco, Ride and Rush).

Lockset

Lock: Steering locked, Motor OFF, display OFF
OFF: Steering unlocked, Motor OFF, display OFF
ON: Steering unlocked, Motor OFF/ON, display ON

To lock the steering
Turn the handlebar to the left side. Push and rotate the key to LOCK position.

To unlock the steering
Insert the key into the lockset. Push and rotate the key to OFF or ON position.

Instrument Cluster
The instrument cluster houses the display as well as the following buttons:

Park Button:	Press to enable or disable Park mode.
Set Button:	Press to set Park mode. Press and hold along with Park button to hibernate.
Adjust Button:	Press to switch between Trip 1 and 2. Press and hold to enter/exit Trip Reset mode.
Reset Button:	Press and hold to reset the current trip after entering Trip Reset mode. Press to switch between forward/reverse assist in Park mode.

Display Indications

1. Ready to Ride: Indicates if the motor is ON
2. Turn Indicator (Left/Right): Indicates if left/right blinkers or hazard lights are enabled
3. Battery SOC: Shows the remaining charge
4. Regen: Indicates when energy is regenerated to the battery
5. Charge Plug: Indicates if the charger is connected to the vehicle
6. Range: Shows the predicted range remaining
7. Time to Charge: Shows the remaining time to fully charge the vehicle
8. Battery Capacity Bar: Graphical representation of charge remaining in the battery
9. Odometer: Shows the total distance travelled on the vehicle
10. Sleep: Indicates before the vehicle is entering hibernation
11. High Beam: Shows when the high beam/pass beam is active
12. Side Stand Indicator: Notifies if the side stand is deployed
13. Service: Notifies if the vehicle needs to be serviced or inspected
14. Power: Displays the power demanded during the ride
15. Trip Meter: Shows the distance travelled since it was last reset to zero
16. Park Mode: Indicates if the Park mode is engaged along with directions of the Park mode
17. Riding Mode: Shows the current riding mode (Eco/Ride/Rush)
18. Time: Displays the current time
19. Speed: Displays the current speed of the vehicle
20. Warning: Indicates if there are any active faults on the vehicle

Riding the Product

Pre-ride check & Starting

It is recommended to check the below aspects before starting the scooter to ensure a smooth and hassle-free ride experience.

1. Check your tire pressure and ensure that they are inflated to the recommended level.
   Front Tire: 28 psi (Solo & Pillion)
   Rear Tire: 33 psi (Solo & Pillion)

• Do not ride on a flat tire as you will risk damage to the alloy wheels.
• Do not ride with excessive tire pressure as it may affect your ability to safely handle the scooter.

NOTICE
Riding the scooter with lower tire pressure may lead to lower range. Always ensure that you check your tire pressure once every two weeks.

2. Ensure that the charger is removed and stored in a secure location.
3. Please ensure that the charger lid is closed properly.
4. Ensure that the wheels and rotating parts are free to move without obstruction.
5. Turn the key ON and ensure that you have sufficient charge before starting the scooter.
6. Always ensure the brake fluid level in both front and rear reservoirs are above the minimum (MIN) mark.
7. Prioritise safety by ensuring that both the rider and pillion wear their helmets while riding the scooter.
8. Get onto the scooter and retract the side stand.
   Note:
   • If the side stand is not fully retracted up, the motor remains in OFF condition.
   • If the side stand is deployed when the scooter is ON, the instrument cluster will indicate the same with this symbol.
9. Turn the key to ON position in the lockset. The vehicle performs a self diagnostic check while the instrument cluster initialises. This takes about two seconds.
   NOTICE
   You will have to wait until the self diagnostic check completes before you can proceed to the next step.
10. Apply either of the brake levers and press the Start button on the Start/Kill switch to turn ON the motor. The instrument cluster should indicate Ready to Ride.
    
11. The vehicle always starts in the last riding mode which was used.
12. Gently twist the throttle to start moving.

Functions during ride

Riding Modes
The Indie offers three riding modes which can be toggled using the mode switch. Across each mode, you would experience variations in vehicle responsiveness to acceleration, deceleration and top speed.
The mode switch changes modes in the order of Eco >> Ride >> Rush when toggled towards the right.
The mode switch changes modes in the order of Rush >> Ride >> Eco when toggled towards the left.

• Eco: This mode offers the best range. In this mode, the Indie offers a good ride in the city while limiting top speed to 45 kmph.
• Ride: This mode offers slightly better responsiveness as compared to Eco. In this mode, the speed is limited to 80 kmph.
• Rush: This mode offers the best responsiveness. There is no speed limit in this mode.

Note:

• Modes can only be switched when the motor is ON and the instrument cluster indicates Ready to Ride.
• Below 10% state of charge of the battery, the scooter's performance will be limited.

Range Estimation

Range is subject to various factors such as weight of the riders and load, temperature of the surroundings, gradient on the road and riding style. The Indie estimates your available range at any point based on the above factors and updates the same in the Instrument Cluster and the River App.

Stopping

1. Indie can be stopped by applying the brakes until it slows down and comes to a halt.
2. Press the Kill/Start Switch to Kill-ON position.
3. Check if the Indie needs to be charged.
4. Else, you can turn-OFF the key and deploy the side stand.

• Do not attempt to disengage the motor by pressing the Kill-ON switch while riding, unless in an emergency.
• Do not attempt to turn-OFF the key while riding, unless in an emergency.
• Do not attempt to tow the vehicle on the road. The vehicle should only be towed/transported on a flatbed transporter.

NOTICE
While riding, if you have disengaged the motor by pressing the Kill-ON switch or by turning-OFF the key due to an emergency, it is recommended to contact River Mobility or an authorised service centre to check your vehicle.

Parking and Storage

Indie offers a park assist mode which allows you to switch between forward and reverse assist to park your vehicle. Follow these steps to enter the Park mode:

Entering Park mode

1. Ensure that the vehicle is in stand still condition and in Ready to Ride state.
2. Press the Park button. The park symbol will blink for 3 seconds.
3. Within these 3 seconds, press the Set button to engage Park mode.
4. It will always engage reverse park assist first. In reverse park assist mode, the buzzer will always chime.
5. Press the Reset button to switch between reverse and forward park assist modes.
6. You can give throttle and manoeuvre the vehicle up to 3 kmph in both directions.

Exiting Park mode

1. Press the Park button again to exit Park mode.
2. The Indie will go back to the last riding mode used before entering Park mode.

Parking the vehicle
After stopping the vehicle, please follow the instructions below:

1. The vehicle can be parked either on the centre-stand* (if equipped) or side-stand.
2. Turn the handlebar to the left side, push and rotate the key to LOCK position to lock the steering.

• Do not park the vehicle on an incline.
• Do not lean the vehicle against a wall.
• Do not park the vehicle on a metal floor.
• Do not park the vehicle in standing water.

NOTICE

• The vehicle can be locked only if the handlebar is turned to the left side.
• It is recommended to park the vehicle on the centre-stand* (if equipped) if you are parking it for a longer period of time.
• You cannot reset the trip meter while in Park mode.

Long term storage / Hibernation

Hibernation mode allows the Indie to further reduce the energy consumed by the electronics when it is parked. This allows you to have sufficient charge left when you use the vehicle after a long break.
If you leave the vehicle idle without plugging in the charger, the scooter will automatically enter hibernation mode after 7 days.
If you don't expect to use the vehicle for long periods of time (more than 7 days), you can manually put the vehicle into hibernation mode to conserve charge.

Entering hibernation
The vehicle can be put in hibernation mode only when the key is ON and the motor is OFF.

1. To enable hibernation, press and hold the Park and Set buttons together on the instrument cluster.
2. The sleep icon on the display should start blinking while holding down these buttons.
3. Keep holding these buttons until the sleep icon stops blinking and stays on.

To maintain good battery health, please charge your vehicle up to 100% once in 90 days even if it has been kept in hibernation mode. Failing to do so may result in voiding your warranty.

NOTICE

• In hibernation mode, the vehicle status and location will not be updated on the River App.
• You cannot charge the vehicle while in hibernation.
• If you are leaving your vehicle plugged in, there is no need to trigger hibernation.
• It is recommended to maintain at least 30% charge in the battery while leaving the vehicle unused for a long duration.

Exiting hibernation
You can exit hibernation with any of the following methods:

• Turn-ON the key and the vehicle will come out of hibernation.
• Plug-in the charger. Refer to Charging the Product section for more information.

NOTICE
You will need to wait for at least 2 minutes after performing the above actions to start using the vehicle.

Charging the Product

To charge the Indie's battery, please follow the guide below.

Charger Port on the product

The charger port is located under the charger lid on the left side of the glovebox. To access the same, you will need to:

1. Park the vehicle and turn-OFF the key.
2. Open the lid of the glove box to access the charger lid knob inside. Pull the knob in order to open the charger lid.
   

• Do not leave the charger lid open while parked in the rain.
• Do not leave the charger lid open while washing the vehicle.

• Please ensure that the Indie is free from obstructions near the charger lid. Else, it might result in damage to the charger lid.
• Please ensure that the charger lid is only opened for charging the Indie.
• At all other points of time, while riding and parking the Indie, please ensure that the charger lid remains closed.

Using the Charger safely

Before using the charger, you must understand the basic preparations needed to ensure your safety.

Setting up your environment - Guideline for installation

• Please choose a dry place away from rain and plumbing to install the plug point for your charger.
• It is recommended to use a 16A socket (BS 546 Type-M) connected through a double pole circuit breaker rated for 5A.
  
• Ensure that the earth line of the socket and incoming earth lines are connected, both when the MCB is ON and OFF.
• Turn on the main switch and MCB, and ensure that you are getting 230VAC using a multimeter across the Line & Neutral.
• Ensure that you are getting less than 3V using a multimeter across the Neutral & Earth.

Do not attempt to do the above by yourself.
Contract an electrician to install the same and provide the above guidelines.

Do not reuse an existing 16A installation without checking the same with the help of an electrician.

Portable charger

The portable charger provided with Indie consists of a charger unit, charging gun and the PRCD plug. These are provided in a storage bag along with the vehicle.

Charger Part Identification

1. Charger Unit
2. Charger Gun
3. PRCD

Depending on the provided charger and environmental conditions, the charging time may vary. The computed charging time is indicated on the instrument cluster and the River App.

PRCD

PRCD (Portable Residual Current Device) is a protection device installed along with your charger to prevent an electrical shock in the event of bad grounding/earth connection. The PRCD should always be tested before using the charger by following these steps:

1. To use the charger, plug in the PRCD plug to the installed wall outlet.
2. Turn on the MCB for the wall outlet. As the charger is powered, a red light should glow on the PRCD.
3. Press the test button on the PRCD and the red light should go away along with a clicking sound.
4. Press the reset button on the PRCD and the light should turn back on.

If the red light on the PRCD doesn't turn off when the test button is pressed, please stop using the charger immediately and contact River Mobility or an authorised service centre.

Plugging in for charge

1. Before starting to charge, ensure that the wall socket has been set up correctly and that the PRCD has been tested.
2. Park the vehicle on the stand and open the Charger Lid.
3. Plug the charger into the wall outlet.
4. Turn on the MCB for the wall outlet and ensure that the LED on the PRCD and charger unit turns on. The LED on the charger unit should be blinking red.
5. Plug the charger gun into the charger inlet. When plugged in properly, you should hear a latching sound.
   
6. Wait for a few seconds and the instrument cluster should turn on and show the charging symbol as well as the current available charge on the Indie.
7. After a moment, the estimated charging time will be indicated on the instrument cluster.
   

Note:

• Charging takes place only when the vehicle is in OFF/Lock condition.
• The latching sound indicates that the charger gun is locked on to the vehicle when the vehicle is in OFF/Lock condition. The charger gun is unlocked when you turn-ON the vehicle.
• During charging, the vehicle will be immobilised.
• You may have to wait up to 60 seconds before the Indie starts charging.
• You may have to wait up to 60 seconds for the estimated charging time to be provided.

• Do not attempt to plug the charger gun into the charger inlet by force. If you are unable to insert the charger gun onto the vehicle, please contact River Mobility or an authorised service centre.
• Charge the vehicle only by using the charger provided by River Mobility.
• Do not handle the charger with wet hands.
• Do not submerge the charger in water.
• Do not charge the vehicle if the parked location is water logged.
• Do not wash the vehicle while it is being charged.

Stopping/Unplugging the charger

To stop charging, please follow these steps:

1. Insert the key into the lockset and turn it ON.
2. You should hear a click and the charger will turn off and disengage.
3. Unplug the charger gun from the vehicle.
4. Disconnect the PRCD plug from the wall socket.
5. Store the charger in a dry and safe location.

• Do not attempt to pull the charger gun by force. If you are unable to remove the charger gun from the vehicle, please contact River Mobility or an authorised service centre.
• Do not approach the vehicle under charge if the parking location is water logged. Turn off the main switch before attempting to disconnect the vehicle if the location is water logged.

Disconnecting the charger in case of an emergency

In the event of an emergency, turn off the charger by tripping the MCB of the wall outlet. Turn off the mains if possible before attempting to handle the charger.

• Do not attempt to touch the charger without turning off the MCB.
• In case of any issue, contact River Mobility or an authorised service centre.

• Wait for at least 30 minutes before attempting to disconnect the charger from the vehicle and the wall socket.
• Do not attempt to turn-ON the vehicle until instructed to do so by the service team.

Monitoring charger status

You can check the status of charging on the display by pressing any of the buttons on the instrument cluster. You can also monitor the status on the River App.
Additionally, you can also look at the LED light on the charger unit and interpret the status as shown below:

Status	LED colour	LED state
Charging ( <40%)	Green	Blink once every 4s
Charging (40% - 80%)	Green	Blink twice every 4s
Charging ( >80%)	Green	Blink thrice every 4s
Charging complete	Green	Solid
Fault	Red	Solid

Charging times

Charging time varies depending on the type of charger used and the current state of the battery. The system estimates this charging time and indicates it on the display.

Waking up a discharged vehicle

This section applies to the below scenarios:

1. Indie has been left in hibernation for long periods of time.
2. Indie has been parked for long periods of time.
3. Indie has not been charged after depleting the range.

In these conditions, the vehicle may not wake up when trying to turn-ON the key. To recover the vehicle, please follow these steps:

1. Plug in the charger and wait for the display to turn on.
2. Leave the charger plugged in, turn the key-ON and wait for 5 seconds.
3. Turn the key-OFF to start charging.
4. Leave the vehicle plugged in until it charges to at least 80%.

Loading & Storage

Glovebox

• The 12 litre glovebox in the front comes in handy to store your essentials.
• To unlock it, insert the key into the glovebox lock and rotate it clockwise.
• To lock it, close the glovebox lid and rotate the key counter-clockwise.
• The glovebox can carry up to 3kg.

NOTICE
Please note that any loading on the glovebox lid while it is open may impact its operation.

Underseat Storage

• The 43 litre storage under the seat helps you to store your essentials or even two helmets.
• To unlock it, insert the key into the seat lock located on the rear left side of the scooter and rotate it clockwise. Pull the seat up after a click sound is heard.
• To lock it, push the seat back down and press it. A click sound will be heard when the seat is locked.
• The storage box can carry up to 5kg.

Bag Hook

• The bag hook in front of the seat helps you to carry your shopping bags.
• To operate it, rotate the hook out from its position, and open the top portion to hang your bags.
• The bag hook can carry up to 3kg.

Floorboard

The floorboard of the Indie can carry up to 20kg of load. This includes the payload as well as the weight of any installed accessory.

Pannier Stay

(optional)
The pannier stays* (if equipped) on either side of the Indie can carry up to 5kg. This includes the payload as well as the weight of any installed accessory.

Loading limits

The total load limit of the vehicle is defined in the Gross Vehicle Weight. Depending on the payload carried, the performance of the vehicle such as top speed, acceleration and range may be impacted.

• Loading the vehicle beyond the specified load limit may lead to instability of the vehicle while riding.
• Loading the vehicle beyond the specified load limit may cause damage. This may void warranty coverage of the vehicle.
• Ensure that the cargo attached to the bag hook does not interfere with the movement of your feet.
• Do not keep valuable items inside the storage spaces when leaving the vehicle unattended.

Accessory Mounts

Indie is equipped with accessory mounts at various locations as shown below. Please refer to the document provided along with each accessory for further information regarding its installation and usage.

Convenience

Front Footpegs

Indie comes equipped with foldable footpegs for the rider.

USB Charging

Indie comes equipped with two USB chargers. One is located on the right side of the handlebar and the other is inside the glovebox on the left.

• Do not leave the cover of the USB charger open or partially closed when not in use.
• Do not attempt to charge or power any device beyond 10W.
• Ensure that you insert the USB device plug in the correct orientation. Do not force the USB connector into the port.
• Close the cover of the USB charger properly after use to avoid water ingress.

Toolkit

To assist you in performing emergency repairs, a tool kit is supplied along with the vehicle and is located below the seat base. To access it, insert the key into the seat lock, rotate it in clockwise direction and lift the seat.

The tool kit includes the following items in a black pouch:

1. Spanner (Size: 16-17 mm)
2. Allen key set (Size: 6 & 8 mm)
3. Screwdriver (Phillips & Flat Head)

First Aid Kit

The First Aid Kit is located below the seat base. To access it, insert the key into the seat lock, rotate it in clockwise direction and lift the seat.

River App

The River App is designed to make your ownership more convenient. You can remotely monitor your scooter's status such as charge level, range available in each mode and time to fully charge if plugged in. You can also see a summary of your recent rides and riding trends. It also alerts you of upcoming periodic service appointments and helps you to book a service.

Caring for the Product

1. Turn off the vehicle before washing and use a clean and wet cloth to clean it.
2. Do not use a high pressure water jet on painted, electrical/ electronic components.
3. Do not use hand soaps, dish-washing liquids or glass cleaner fluids to wash the vehicle.
4. Make sure that the cooling vents are not clogged and ensure regular cleaning of the vents to allow sufficient ventilation of air to the components inside.
5. Home charging is recommended for a longer battery life. Use fast charging only when necessary.
6. If the vehicle is not being used for more than 7 days, make sure to keep it in hibernation mode to save battery charge and to ensure battery health. It is recommended to maintain at least 30% charge in the battery while leaving the vehicle unused for a long duration.
7. For long term parking, keep the vehicle in a covered, dry and well ventilated location.
8. Always service the vehicle at a River Mobility authorised service centre.

Periodic Maintenance & Service Interval
Periodic inspection and service of the vehicle is essential to ensure adequate performance, durability and safety.
When the vehicle is due for inspection or service, the instrument cluster will indicate it with this symbol.
The River App will also notify you for the same.

The standard maintenance interval of the scooter is as follows:

• Inspection every 2500 km or 3 months, whichever is earliest.
• Service every 10000 km or 12 months, whichever is earliest.

You are eligible to avail free service/inspection as per the below indicated mileage/time intervals, whichever is earliest. You will not be charged for labour for these services. Consumable parts to be replaced, if any, will be charged.

Kms	Months	Maintenance
1000	1.5	Inspection
2500	3	Inspection
5000	6	Inspection
7500	9	Inspection
10000	12	Service

After the above free services are availed, all future maintenance will be charged.

Technical Data

Specifications

Top Speed	90 kmph
Continuous Power	4.5 kW
Max Power	6.7 kW
Max Torque	26 Nm
Max Battery voltage	58.1 V
Nominal Battery voltage	51.1 V
Battery Capacity	4 kWh
Motor Type	Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor
Brakes (Front)	Hydraulic Triple Piston - Disc
Brakes (Rear)	Hydraulic Single Piston - Disc

Dimensions

Kerb Weight	143 kg
Gross Vehicle Weight	293 kg
Wheelbase	1365 mm
Seat Height	770 mm
Suspension Travel Front	76 mm
Suspension Travel Rear	73 mm
Length	1993 mm
Width	765 mm
Height without mirrors	1136 mm
Unladen Ground Clearance	160 mm
Underseat storage volume	43 L
Glove Box storage volume	12 L

Consumables

Brake Fluid	DOT 4
Belt	Type - Timing belt Primary belt - 17 mm Secondary belt - 21 mm
Brake Disc (Front)	240 mm
Brake Disc (Rear)	200 mm
Brake Pad (Front)	FMSI 786
Brake Pad (Rear)	FMSI 786

Tyres

Front	14" 110/70
Rear	14" 120/70

It is recommended to replace the tyres when there is less than 2 mm of tread depth.
Please use the recommended sizes of tyres for optimum performance. Using a non-standard tyre size may lead to issues in vehicle performance, handling and range.

Safety and Product Damage Warning

River Mobility cares about your safety and the safety of those around you. This manual provides many safety procedures and instructions. This information is meant to forewarn you about potential hazards to you and others, as well as your vehicle. Safety messages found on the vehicle and in this manual describe these hazards and what to do to avoid or reduce the risk of injury. Failing to follow safety warnings and instructions may lead to serious injury or death.

This is the safety alert symbol. This symbol precedes the signal words DANGER, WARNING and CAUTION. Safety instructions following this symbol have to be observed to avoid possible injury or death.

DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in death or serious injury.

CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.

NOTICE
NOTICE indicates a situation which, if not avoided, could result in vehicle loss or damage.

Contact us

Should you require any assistance, please reach out to us through the below channels:

• Call: 080-69537509
• Email: support@rideriver.com
• Website: www.rideriver.com

River Mobility Pvt. Ltd.
#25/3, Seetharampalya - Hoodi Road, KIADB EPIP Zone, Mahadevapura,
Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka - 560048, India

Documents / Resources

References

• River Indie: Smart Electric Scooters for Urban Mobility
• River Indie: Smart Electric Scooters for Urban Mobility

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