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GENERAL
Anytime you ride the E-GO, you risk serious or fatal injury from collisions, loss of control and unexpected falls // It is your sole responsibility to
learn how to safely ride the E-GO in order to reduce these risks // Before riding the E-GO it strongly advised to read through and follow all tips,
instructions and warnings listed underneath, this can reduce the risks that comes with using a Personal Electronic Transporter (PET) // It should
be clear that reading this manual will only reduce and not eliminate the risk inherent to using a Personal Electronic Transporter (PET) // If you
exceed the ability of yourself or your E-GO by riding over obstacles or any other unsuitable surfaces, this might potentially lead to collisions or
falls in turn leading to serious or fatal injury, or the damaging of your E-GO.
NEW RIDERS
First time using an E-GO? start by riding in the low speed mode // Inexperienced riders are best to rst practice in a spacious, non tra c zone
// Inexperienced riders should be assisted by a more experienced rider // Do not let new riders operate the E-GO outside of your supervision
unless they have read this guide // You should not allow anyone to step onto your E-GO for the rst time unless you are there to support them
// Assist new riders until they are comfortable with the basic operation of the E-GO.
RIDER PROFILE
E-GO is designed for human riders // E-GO is designed for riders 14 years and older // E-GO is designed for riders with a body weight under 100
kg / 220 lbs // E-GO is not designed for cargo transportations // E-GO is designed for riders in good physical health // Do not ride the E-GO when
sick // As with any other Personal Electric Transportation device, you must be mentally alert to safely ride an E-GO // E-GO is not designed for
tandem use, do not take any passengers with you on the E-GO // Do not take a child in your arms or in a child carrier while riding // Do not ride
under the in uence of drugs or alcohol // Do not attempt to ride if you can not comply fully with the instructions and warnings in this guide.
RIDING OUTSIDE OF YOUR PRIVATE PROPERTY
Abide by the laws and regulations in your state or country // Respect other drivers and pedestrians on the road // Avoid riding on busy roads
and crowded areas // Adjust your speed when riding on the sidewalk // Do not park your E-GO in a way that blocks people or tra c as it creates
a safety hazard // Cross roads at designated crosswalks or signaled intersections // Do not jaywalk / ride // When riding with other E-GO riders
you should keep a safe distance from each other and other transport devices // When riding with other E-GO riders you should not ride
side-by-side unless there is plenty of room left for pedestrians and other potential tra c // Identify and keep a safe distance from hazards and
obstacles on the road // Do not ride your E-GO on private property (inside or outside) unless you have obtained permission to do so // Be aware
that a strong electromagnetic eld in your area might interfere with the function of the remote control system.
STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE
Do frequent maintenance checks: before riding make sure all screws are tight and your E-GO is in perfect working order // Clean the board's
bearings regularly // To clean the wheels it is advised to remove them from the axle // turn o E-GO and wireless controller when not in use //
Choose a cool environment for storing the E-GO and its charger // Keep your battery fully charged when not in use // Recharge the battery in
a well ventilated area // Do not recharge the battery in an area that might allow E-GO or its charging unit to become wet // Do not leave E-GO
charging unattended // Keep children away from E-GO when charging // Do not keep the battery on charge once it is fully charged // Stop use
of the product or charging unit if any wires are worn or damaged // Do not modify the electrical controls or wiring // Only use a motor, battery
or charging unit supplied or approved by E-GO // Do not use the E-GO's battery to power any other equipment.
RIDING TIPS
While riding keep your back straight and use your arms to maintain balance // Bending your knees lowers your body's center of gravity which
increases stability // Shift your body weight to the front when accelerating // Shift your body weight to the back when braking // To turn / carve,
displace your body weight and exert pressure on the heel and toe sides of the board // Your turning radius depends on the amount of pressure
you exert on the side of the board: more pressure means sharper turning // Carving will slow down your speed and makes for an energy
e cient way of braking // Be mindful when turning / carving at high speed // You can adjust maneuverability by tightening or loosening the
kingpin nut (see online manual) // Adjust your riding style when riding at night or in conditions with low visibility // Adapt your speed to your
riding skill and environment // Do not ride when intoxicated // Beware that wet, frozen, oily or unpaved surfaces are unsuited for riding on //
To prevent loss of control, you must always pay carefull attention when riding and learn to identify and avoid slippery, icy, wet surfaces, loose
materials, steep inclines or slopes and obstacles // Beware that braking distances vary according to surface texture, humidity, temperature,
etc... // Avoid riding over gutters, this might damage the board // Make sure your board is at room temperature before use as extreme low or
high temperatures will reduce the performance of the batteries // Do not expose E-GO to water: do not ride when raining, do not ride through
puddles // Always wear protective gear when riding // Always wear a helmet when riding // Use an approved skateboard, bicycle or full face
motorcycle helmet that properly ts with the chin strap securely fastened // Use direct hand contact when operating the handheld remote,
wearing gloves or an unusual grip might interfere with your ability to accurately use the controls // Do not wear loose clothing that can get
stuck in the wheels or drive belt // Be aware that a strong electromagnetic eld in your area might interfere with the function of the remote
controller // Brake when going downhill to moderate your speed // Taking on inclines over 10% might overheat the ecu and cause intermittent
power loss or even shut down the ecu // Do not ride E-GO down-hill more than 3% to avoid ecu overheating // Regular short burst of full power
and braking heavily will drain the battery faster than riding at a moderate consistent speed // Never ride on stairs, elevators or through revolv-
ing doors // Do not attempt jumps or other stunts, this might lead to injury or death and might damage your E-GO // Always be alert and aware
of your surroundings when riding // Be aware that so called 'wheel stops' can occur when the E-GO's wheels encounter an obstacle or terrain
change that prevents the E-GO from moving, bringing it to an abrupt stop, potentially causing a fall.
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