Riding the Skedaddle S-30 doesn't require much explanation. You just step on with one foot and kick off with the other.
To brake with the rear fender, use your kicking foot to press the fender lightly so that you feel the friction.
Apply more pressure as necessary to slow down or come to a stop.
S-30
Let the foot you're kicking with rest behind your standing foot on the deck
between kicks.
Practice riding down a slight incline to get a sense of how to control the
scooter before you get into a busy area.
Avoid steep inclines. The scooter will pick up speed quickly going downhill,
and you could lose control.
Don't be afraid to just jump o. That's the quickest way to stop when you
need to, and the Skedaddle S-30 deck is built low to the ground to make
jumping o easy.
You can ip the kickstand down with your foot when you want to park or
leave the Skedaddle standing for a few minutes.
Leave the carrying strap clipped on when you ride your Skedaddle S-30. It is
designed not to interfere with your ride.
Store your Skedaddle S-30 in a clean, dry place.
The self-tightening screws on the scooter can loosen over time,
especially with a lot of riding on bumpy terrain. Check them periodically
to make sure they're tight, and tighten them with a compatible hex key or
Phillips head screwdriver if needed.
Should any part or hardware piece become damaged, please contact
Scooride for information about replacements and repairs.
MAINTAINING YOUR SKEDADDLE
Riding the Skedaddle S-30 doesn't require much explanation.
You just step on with one foot and kick off with the other.
