Key risks

• Falls due to loss of balance, potholes, kerbs or sudden braking.
• Collisions due to insufficient following distance or poor visibility.
• Slipping on wet or metal surfaces, or those with sand, leaves or road paint.
• Finger entrapment when folding/unfolding or when operating latches or catches.
• Sudden loss of power due to low battery or electrical failure.
• Overheating, smoke or fire if the battery is damaged or charged improperly.
• Brake or steering failure due to worn components or loose bolts/screws.
• Damage to electrical components from heavy splashes or partial immersion.
• Loss of control on steep slopes or with poorly distributed loads.

Safe use

• Before each ride, check brakes, tyres, lights, bell and that the folding system is securely locked.
• Adjust and secure components according to the product manual; avoid play in the handlebar, wheel and folding latch.
• Wear a helmet and, if possible, gloves and protective gear; closed shoes with a non-slip sole.
• Start in a low-power mode and practise basic manoeuvres in a clear, open area.
• Keep both hands on the handlebar and your feet within the deck; accelerate and brake progressively.
• Adjust your speed to visibility and surface conditions; increase your following distance and anticipate braking.
• Avoid distractions: do not use your mobile phone or wear headphones that isolate you from your surroundings.
• Be visible: use lights and reflective elements when light is low and wear bright colours.
• Avoid kerbs and obstacles; to get over them, dismount and walk.
• Cross grooves, tracks or metal covers slowly and as perpendicular as possible.
• If you notice noises, vibrations, loss of braking, a strange smell or electrical surges or jerking, stop and check before continuing.
• Avoid hanging items from the handlebar; they can destabilise the steering.

Storage and maintenance

• Charge only with the charger supplied by the manufacturer, on a hard, non-flammable surface, in a well-ventilated place.
• Do not charge unattended for prolonged periods or overnight; disconnect once charging is complete.
• Allow the scooter to cool before charging and do not charge it if it is wet.
• If the battery swells, emits an odour or overheats, stop using the scooter and do not charge it.
• Periodically check tyre and brake wear, and tighten bolts and latches when necessary.
• Keep tyre pressure within the range recommended by the manufacturer.
• Clean with a slightly damp cloth; avoid pressure washers or direct jets and dry after rain.
• Store in a dry place, away from heat sources and direct sunlight.
• For long periods without use, leave the battery at a medium charge and top it up briefly every few weeks to avoid deep discharge.
• Keep the scooter and the charger out of the reach of children and pets.

Usage restrictions

• Single-person use: do not carry passengers, children or pets, and do not tow objects.
• Not suitable for stunts, stairs, jumps or intensive use off stable paved surfaces.
• Avoid riding on ice, compacted snow, deep puddles or loose sand.
• Do not use the scooter if there are damaged or loose parts, or if the brakes do not respond properly.
• Do not modify the electrical system, the battery or the speed limiter; avoid accessories that compromise stability.
• Do not ride under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medication that impairs your reactions.
• Do not exceed the recommended maximum load or carry items that affect steering or balance.
• Minors only with appropriate skills and height and, where applicable, under adult supervision; follow the manufacturer's guidance on age and weight.
• Avoid riding at night without working lights and reflective elements.
• Do not ride barefoot or with unstable footwear such as flip-flops.