• S scooter: does not include a battery indicator. When the battery is low, the scooter will make a sound. You will then need to charge the battery to avoid damaging it and affecting its use.
• M/L/XL/2XL scooters: these scooters have an LCD screen where you can always check the remaining battery time.

Even if you won't be using the scooter for a while, try to charge the battery at least once a month. If the battery is not used for a long time, its performance may be affected.

When the charging indicator is red, this means that it is charging. When the indicator is green, the battery is fully charged. Also, it will automatically stop charging once it gets to 100% to protect the scooter.

Any modifications to the products must be carried out by an authorised technical service provider so as not to void the warranty.

• S/M/L scooters: these scooters use non-inflatable wear-resistant tyres, so you don't need to inflate the wheels.
• XL and 2XL scooters: you can easily inflate the wheels using a tyre pump.

It is recommended that a specialised technician carry out any adjustments so as not to void the warranty.

All of our scooters, except for the S and 2XL models, have 3 driving modes: ECO, Standard and Sport. Each mode allows you to go at a different maximum speed and consumes more or less battery. The 2XL model has 5 driving modes. The S model does not have driving modes as it is for children. It just has an accelerator and a brake.

You can easily fold and unfold the scooter from the bottom of the handlebar.

• S scooter: brake by putting your foot on the rear wheel brake or by releasing the acceleration button on the bottom.
• M scooter: this scooter has an electronic brake. The lever is just like the accelerator, but it allows you to brake electronically, without a disc or brake pad.
• L/XL scooter: stop accelerating to slow down smoothly. You can also use the brake lever until it comes to a complete stop. The XL brakes with the front wheel, while the L brakes with the rear wheel.
• 2XL scooter: this scooter has disc brakes on both wheels, so you can brake with either of the two handlebar brakes.

Even if you won't be using the ebike for a while, try to charge the battery at least once a month. If the battery is not used for a long time, its performance may be affected.

Charging can take 5–6 hours.

When the charging indicator is red, this means that it is charging. When the indicator is green, the battery is fully charged. Also, it will automatically stop charging once it gets to 100% to protect the bike.

Batteries have a set lifespan, which can be greatly prolonged or shortened depending on how well you look after them. Batteries can be recycled at authorised centres. They can also be deposited in local recycling centres.

You can easily inflate the wheels using a tyre pump.

To turn the ebike on or off, press and hold the power button on the LCD screen for 3–5 seconds.

You can fold the ebike along the three folding hinges it has: the frame, handlebars and even the pedals!