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CONTROLS
BEFORE YOU RIDE
– Familiarize yourself with the controls located on the "T"
handle. The left-hand lever operates the brakes
rear-wheel, anti-skid dynamic brake (located in the motor) and continued pressure
engages the front-wheel caliper brake. The right-hand lever operates the throttle/
B2
speed
control to accelerate. Gently squeeze the throttle lever, and continue
adding pressure until desired speed is achieved.
·
Remove your "T" handle from the "T" handle-hook, and extend it upright
until the handle-lock tube locks into place.
·
Be certain the sliding handle lock tube is in its full down position, locking
the handlebar upright. The handle latch hooks the motor casing to hold
the handle in the folded position for carrying or for storage.
·
Included in your Owner's Packet, you should have received a Go-Key®.
This key acts as an On / Off switch that upon insertion into the Go-Key®
receptacle turns your Go-Ped® on. This is indicated by the red LED on
B3
the end of the Go-Key®.
Note: Please read and understand the disclaimers attached to the Go-Key®
before inserting it into the Go-Key® receptacle. These instructions are important
so please do not remove them.
·
Each insertion of the Go-Key® into the vehicle is an independent promise
by the rider to be responsible for his/her own safety.
·
Please remove the Go-Key® anytime your Go-Ped® is not in use or
before folding your "T" handle down.
Note: The Go-Key® is also a safety off switch. In case of emergency, the Go-
Key® can be removed and the Go-Ped® motor will cease operation.
B1
, initial pressure activates the
C1
C2
B3
TIPS
BEFORE YOU RIDE
- Thoroughly inspect the unit for loose or damaged parts
before each use. Do not use until adjustments or repairs are made. Position your
feet in any location that is comfortable to you. Most prefer a parallel stance with
the left leg slightly behind the right and bearing most of the weight while bending
your knees. When accelerating or climbing hills you will need to lean forward a
little to keep the front wheel on the ground. Under hard braking conditions you will
need to lean back to keep the rear-wheel on the ground.
SCOOTING CAN BE
an environmentally useful, safe, and fun way of reducing
traffic congestion.
DO NOT
make changes or modifications to your scooter which can make your
scooter act in an unsafe manner.
SAFETY WARNING
This vehicle does not conform to Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards
and is not intended for operation on public streets, roads or highways.
Serious injuries can result from unsafe operation of this vehicle. The operator
can minimize these risks by wearing safety equipment. SAFETY HELMET,
GOGGLES, GLOVES, ELBOW & KNEEPADS, AND APPROPRIATE
SHOES MUST BE WORN. Do not operate this vehicle in TRAFFIC, WET,
FROZEN, OR OILY SURFACES. Avoid uneven surfaces, large chuckholes,
surface cracks and obstacles. Adult supervision is strongly recommended.
BATTERY WARNING
To reduce the risk of injury, use only batteries provided or recommended by
Go-Ped®. Other batteries may explode causing personal injury or damage.
DO NOT PLACE BATTERY NEAR AN OPEN FLAME OR EXCESSIVE
HEAT. Batteries can emit gases while being charged.
BATTERY RECYCLING
This product contains sealed Lead-Acid batteries that must be recycled. Local,
state or federal laws prohibit the disposal of Lead-Acid batteries in ordinary trash.
Note: Contact your local waste authority for information regarding the recycling of
your batteries.
*Upon removal of the battery, cover the terminals with heavy-duty adhesive tape.
Do not attempt to destroy or disassemble battery-pack, or remove any of its
components. Also, never touch both terminals with metal objects or body parts as
a short circuit may result. Keep the battery away from children. Failure to comply
with these warnings could result in fire or serious injury.
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