The use of electric scooters for safe riding

What work do you need to do before using the Circooter Electric Scooter?

In order for you to travel safely and enjoy your trip, please In order for you to travel safely and enjoy your trip, please start by thoroughly reading the user manual provided by the scooter manufacturer firstly, Then there are several important tasks and considerations you should address to ensure your safety and the scooter's proper operation before riding.

The list of preparations is as follows：

1. Battery Power：A fully charged state can maintain a longer battery life and riding speed, depending on your riding distance.
Your scooter will be fully charged when the LED indicator on the
charger changes to green from red, and we still don't recommend charging your scooter for a long time more than 24 hours at one time.

2. Safety Gear: Examine the scooter for any visible damage or wear and tear. Check for loose or missing parts, such as screws, bolts, or handlebar grips.
Ensure that the tires work well and test the brakes to make sure they are functioning correctly.
Always wear appropriate safety gear, including a helmet and glove when riding an off-road electric scooter.

3.Light system: Make yourself visible to other road users by using lights on your scooter, especially if riding at night. So test lights in advance.

4. Basic Functional Test: Make sure the handlebars are at a comfortable height for you. Adjust them if necessary.
Familiarize yourself with the scooter's controls, including the throttle, brakes, and any other buttons or switches.

When you start riding, what do you need to pay attention to?

By paying close attention to these factors and practicing responsible and defensive riding, you can enhance your safety and the safety of others while enjoying your electric scooter.

Here's a list of things to keep in mind while riding an electric scooter:

1. Wear safety gear: Always wear a properly fitting helmet to protect your head in case of falls or accidents. Helmets are a vital safety accessory for scooter riders.

2. Traffic Rules and Regulations: Adhere to all traffic laws, including speed limits, stop signs, traffic lights, and road markings. Follow the same rules as if you were riding a bicycle or driving a vehicle.

3. Formal use of signals: Use hand signals to indicate your intentions to other road users when turning or changing lanes. This helps communicate your actions and promotes safety. Make yourself as visible as possible to others on the road when riding.

4. Observe surroundings: Be cautious when passing pedestrians. Slow down and give them plenty of space, especially on shared paths or sidewalks. Keep your full attention on the road and your surroundings. Leave ample space between your scooter and other vehicles. This allows you more time to react to unexpected situations.

5. Cycling conditions: Avoid Riding in Inclement Weather, the rain, snow, and slippery conditions can reduce your scooter's traction and visibility. It's safer to avoid riding in adverse weather conditions.

6. Monitor performance: Adjust your speed according to the road conditions, traffic, and your comfort level. Monitor your scooter's battery level to ensure you have enough charge to complete your ride safely. 

How to prevent being stolen or towed by the police while parking?

Preventing your electric scooter from being stolen or towed by the police requires a combination of responsible parking practices and adherence to local regulations.

Here are some tips：

1. Use Designated Parking Areas: Whenever possible, park your electric scooter in designated parking zones or areas specifically designated for scooters, bikes, or other micro-mobility devices. Look for scooter parking racks, bike racks, or dedicated scooter parking zones on sidewalks.
2. Use Locks and Anti-Theft Devices: Consider using a sturdy lock or anti-theft device to secure your scooter when parking it in public spaces. Locking your scooter to a fixed object, such as a bike rack, can deter thieves and make it more challenging to steal.
3. Use Locks and Anti-Theft Devices: Consider using a sturdy lock or anti-theft device to secure your scooter when parking it in public spaces. Locking your scooter to a fixed object, such as a bike rack, can deter thieves and make it more challenging to steal.
4. Report Stolen Scooters: If your scooter is stolen, report it to the local authorities and your scooter rental or sharing service (if applicable). Providing them with essential details can aid in recovery efforts. When you receive a scooter, please take a picture of the scooter code and keep it on file to assist in reporting and finding it if it is stolen. The buyer or supplier does not provide the production code.

How can you make your electric scooter last longer and its maintenance?

Maintaining your electric scooter properly can extend its lifespan and ensure it continues to perform well. And you can familiarize yourself with the manufacturer's instructions and recommendations in the user manual that contains essential information about your scooter's operation and maintenance.

Here are some tips:

1. Regular Cleaning and Inspect: Keep your scooter clean by regularly wiping it down with a damp cloth. Clean the wheels and tires to remove debris that could damage them. Check for loose bolts, damaged components, and tire pressure. Address any issues promptly.

2. Important Parts Maintenance: Maintain proper tire pressure as specified in the user manual. Replace tires if they become excessively worn or damaged. Adjust or replace brake pads if they are worn. Charge your scooter regularly, ideally after each ride or when the battery level drops to around 20-30%. Avoid deep discharges, as they can reduce the battery's lifespan. Lubrication prevents parts from becoming stiff or corroded suggested in the user manual.

3. StorageCondition: Avoid riding through deep puddles or heavy rain to prevent water damage to the electronics. If you plan to store your scooter for an extended period, charge the battery to about 50% and disconnect it. Store the scooter in a clean, dry place to prevent dust and moisture accumulation.

4. Warranty Notes: Consider scheduling regular maintenance checks with a professional technician or service center. If you need to replace any components, use genuine replacement parts from the manufacturer or authorized dealers to ensure compatibility and quality.

In summary, safety and daily maintenance are paramount for electric scooter users. By prioritizing safety and maintenance, riders can enjoy their electric scooters safely and extend their lifespan. And you can learn more from the user manual provided by the scooter manufacturer.

Circooter Electric Scooter User Manuals