1. Undergo Proper Training
- Before riding, ensure you have received the correct training and fully understand the scooter's working
principles. Knowledge is power, especially when it comes to safety.
2. Increase Speed Gradually
- Start slowly and gradually increase your speed. If the scooter pushes back or you hear a beep, it's a signal to slow down. Remember, slow and steady wins the race.
3. Focus While Riding
- Place both feet firmly on the footpads and keep your knees slightly bent. Focus on where you’re going, not on your feet. Look ahead and not down, this will help you maintain balance and distribute your weight evenly and avoid sudden movements. Power down the scooter when stepping off to avoid accidental movement.
4. Be Cautious on Slopes
- When descending a slope, lean slightly backward and use the brake-and-accelerate technique to maintain control.
5. Monitor Tyre Pressure and Wheel Nuts
- Regularly check the tyre pressure and ensure the wheel nuts are tight. Proper maintenance is vital for a smooth ride.
6. Secure the Handle Screws
- Tighten the handle screws regularly to prevent them from becoming loose due to regular use.
7. Wear Protective Gear
- Always wear sport shoes, a helmet, knee pads, and elbow pads for safety.
8. Read the User Manual
- Familiarize yourself with the specific model, charging procedures, and safety instructions.
9. Follow Traffic Laws
- Always adhere to local traffic regulations to ensure safety and avoid legal issues.
10. Use Towing Mode on Stairs
- When encountering stairs, use the towing mode to prevent motor damage.

1. Avoid Over Speeding
- Do not attempt to speed up rapidly or overspeed as it increases the risk of accidents. These scooters are not designed for stunts.

2. Do Not Expose to Water
- The Freego is not waterproof. Avoid riding in wet conditions or submerging it in water.

3. Avoid Frequent Charging
- Do not charge the scooter too frequently, as it can shorten the battery life. Don’t Use with Low Battery It might stop abruptly or perform poorly, increasing the risk of accidents. Let the battery cool down before plugging it in after using it.

4. Do Not Climb Steep Slopes
- Avoid climbing slopes steeper than 20°. The scooter can handle up to 30°, but this will reduce its lifespan over time.

5. Avoid Changing Settings While Moving
- Always stop the scooter before changing speed settings to prevent falls.

6. Do Not Take Repetitive 360° Turns
- Avoid taking multiple 360° turns in succession while in motion as it can cause dizziness and loss of balance.

7. Do Not Smash the Scooter
Please handle the scooter with care to prevent damage to the motors.

8. Do Not Allow Children to Use - The Freego is designed for adult use only. It is not suitable for children.

9. Don’t Overload - Check the max weight capacity and never exceed it.

10. Don’t Ride at Night Without Lights - If you must ride at night, ensure the scooter has working lights and reflectors.