MINIMOTO GO CART Original instructions

MINIMOTO™ GO KART
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Contents Page
MINIMOTO™ GO KART
Owner’s manual and safety information
2
Warnings 3 - 4
Electrical hazard 5
Vehicle assembly and set up 6
Safety flag and staff attachment 7
Emergency power shut off “T” handle 7
Reversing the vehicle 8
“Pop off” front wing 8
Front and real spring loaded bumpers 9
Removable side pods 9
Swapping replacement batteries 10
Battery charging information 11
Steps to charge battery 12
Battery care 10
Riding rules 13
Pre-ride checklist 14
How to ride your MINIMOTO™ GO KART 15 - 16
Special safety warnings / Warning buzzer and reset 17
Tire inflation procedure 17
Tire rotation 18
Tire repair 18
Troubleshooting 23 - 24
Limited warranty and registration 25
Registration card / Vin Number 25
Appendix — spare part list 26 - 28
Replacing the fuse 19
Circuit breaker 18
If you lose the power shut-off “T” handle 19
Replacing the battery 19
Chain belt adjustment 20 - 21
Battery disposal 22

MINIMOTO™ GO KART
MINIMOTO™ GO KART
Owner’s manual and safety instructions
Carefully read this manual completely before
operating your electric MINIMOTO™ GO KART.
keep this manual in a safe place for future
reference. Be sure you thoroughly under-
stand how to operate the components of your
MINIMOTO™ GO KART.
NOTE: Throughout this manual there are
many “WARNINGS”. Be sure to read and
understand all of these “WARNINGS”.
Please play extremely close attention to
these areas as serious injury or even death
may result in failing to do so.
WARNING: This vehicle is a serious
machine and should be treated with respect
when riding it, working on it, or simply being
near it.
This vehicle can obtain speeds that only
qualified riders of the proper age, size, and
maturity should attempt. That decision
rests entirely on the observation and discre-
tion of the direct supervising adult.
IMPORTANT!!! Before we begin:
Like any wheeled vehicle, riding the MINIMO-
TO™ GO KART can be extremely hazardous. It
is your responsibility to follow this manual for
the proper set up, inspection, riding proce-
dure, protective gear required, and rules of
the road to reduce the risk of serious injury.
The age recommendation is only an estimate.
If the rider is too small, too large, or too old
to comfortably fit on the MINIMOTO™ GO
KART, he/she should not attempt to ride it.
The MINIMOTO™ GO KART is not designed for
or intended to be used by of anyone under
the ages of 8. Keep away from small chil-
dren.
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MINIMOTO
™ GO KART
WARNINGS:
This product is meant for outdoor use only
and only on private property. Never ride your
MINIMOTO™ GO KART on sidewalks, public
streets, alleys, or other public roads or thor-
oughfares. It must never be ridden in any
area that could potentially do harm to
humans, animals, property damage.
Never ride around the vicinity of small chil-
dren who may enter your path.
Special notes for supervising adults
of the rider:
1) The decision to allow a rider to ride the
MINIMOTO™ GO KART must be done with the
permission of a directly supervising adult.
The directly supervising adult must read and
follow all of the contents of the owners manu-
al before making this decision.
2) The rider must have previous experience in
riding electric powered vehicles before
attempting to ride the MINIMOTO™ GO KART.
It is the responsibility of the supervising adult
to ensure the rider has the specific talent,
physical ability, and training before allowing
them to attempt to ride the Go Kart.
3) The MINIMOTO™ GO KART is never to be
ridden indoors. Indoor flooring and carpets
can be damaged from abrasive contact with
the tires. The manufacturer will not be
responsible for any indoor damage if the MIN-
IMOTO™ GO KART is used in this manner.
4) The MINIMOTO™ GO KART is designed to
run on clean, flat, dry, and generally hard sur-
faces by persons over 8 years of age. It
should not be used on gravel or grass.
5) The rider of a MINIMOTO™ GO KART
should always wear appropriate footwear.
Open-toed shoes should never be allowed.
Keep shoe laces and pant legs away and
clear of the wheels.
6) The rider must wear a safety helmet,
elbow and kneepads to avoid injury if falling.
Failure to wear a standard approved helmet
may result in serious personal injury or
death. Safety goggles are also highly
recommended.
7) The MINIMOTO™ GO KART is never to be
ridden by more than one person at a time. In
Addition, it is not designed to pull or tow any-
thing behind it as it may result in serious
damage to the motor or internal parts. Do not
exceed the maximum capacity of 200 lbs (90
kg).
8) The MINIMOTO™ GO KART cannot be used
on wet surfaces or in wet weather. Never
immerse any part of the MINIMOTO™ GO
KART in water. Moisture can damage the
motor, switches, and drive components.
9) The MINIMOTO™ GO KART should never be
ridden in mud, puddles, water, ice, slick or
bumpy surfaces. It is not designed to go over
curbs or extreme terrain changes in the road-
way.
10) The electric motor can become hot when
in use. Do not touch it at anytime and handle
it carefully.
11) Never use your MINIMOTO™ GO KART
while using personal radios or headphones.
12) Do not use your MINIMOTO™ GO KART for
stunt riding, ramp jumping, acrobatics or simi-
lar activities.
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MINIMOTO™ GO KART
WARNINGS: (Cond’t)
13) Never inflate the tires beyond 30 PSI.
Recommended tire pressure is 27 PSI.
Inflation of the tires should be by adults only.
Serious injury or death may result in over
inflation of the tires occurs. Avoid filling the
tires at a gas station. The greater pressure
of a gas station air pump makes a blowout
of the tire possible. This may result in seri-
ous injury or death. Never use non-
Minimoto™ replacement parts.
14) If you need replacement parts for
the MINIMOTO™ GO KART , please contact
ElectricScooterParts.com by calling the toll
free number:
1-800-908-8082
between the hours of 8 am to 5 pm PST
Monday through Friday (excluding holidays).
or by email:
[email protected]om
15) SB 1918 (CALIFORNIA) declaration:
Your insurance policies may not provide cover-
age for accidents involving the use of this
product. To determine if coverage is provid-
ed, contact your insurance company or agent.
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MINIMOTO
™ GO KART
ELECTRICAL HAZARD:
WARNING
CAUTION!
THIS IS AN ELECTRICALLY OPERATED PROD-
UCT AND SHOULD BE OPERATED WITH CARE.
KEEP AWAY FROM SMALL CHILDREN.
BEFORE RIDING, ALWAYS MAKE SURE THAT
THE BATTERY RETAINER IS FIRMLY IN PLACE
AND HOLDING THE BATTERY SECURELY.
PREVENTING A FIRE:
a) Never unprofessionally modify the electrical
system. Modifications of this system can
result in fire, serious injury and damage
to the electrical components.
b) To avoid damaging the battery, do not use
the charger if it has been struck, dropped or
damaged in any way.
c) Do not expose the battery to high tempera-
tures (such as placing infront of a heater) as
this may cause the battery to explode.
d) Never allow the battery charger to become
wet, and never place it in water.
e) Use of the wrong type of battery or charger
could cause a fire or explosion resulting in
serious injury.
f) Never use Minimoto™ parts, battery, or
components in any other products or vehicles
other than the MINIMOTO™ GO KART.
Replacing or substituting parts with other
vehicles can result in overheating, fire, or
explosion. Only use Minimoto™ parts, battery
or components in the MINIMOTO™ GO KART
because using or substituting other parts can
result in overheating, fire, explosion or
mechanical breakdown.
g) The battery is to be handled by ADULTS
ONLY. The battery is heavy and contains a
lead-acid electrolyte. Dropping the battery
can result in serious injury.
h) Never allow children to recharge the bat-
tery. Charging the battery must be done by
ADULTS ONLY. A child could be injured when
involved in the operations of battery charging
or use of electrical devices.
i) Make sure that all battery contacts or con-
nectors are clean and free of excessive wear
or damage whenever the battery is charged.
If ANY damage is detected, DO NOT USE the
charger or battery until you have replaced the
worn or damaged part.
j) Always remove the Power Shut-off “T”
Handle when your Minimoto™ is not in use to
ensure the power is off. Prevent any unautho-
rized riders from attempting to ride the Go
Kart.
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MINIMOTO™ GO KART
VEHICLE ASSEMBLY AND SET
UP:
CAUTION: The included tools to set up and
charge the MINIMOTO™ GO KART should be
used by an ADULT ONLY. The package con-
tains some small parts. Keep away from
small children.
1) Completely remove the
MINIMOTO™ GO KART and all
contents from the package. (Fig.
1) Go-Kart x 1, front wing x 1,
seat back x 1, battery charger x
1, shut off “T” handle x 2,
instruction manual x 1, safety
flag x 1, tools kit set x 1,
spare fuse x 2.
2) Find and identify the follow-
ing tools and hardware. (Fig. 2)
3) Locate the brake pedal. Find
and remove the cardboard secu-
rity tag. Discard the tag after
removal.
4) Fold down the Steering Wheel
to the steering rack by tighten-
ing the hand knob. (Fig. 3)
5) Using a coin or large screw-
driver, turn the two locks (Fig.
4) on the battery box until they
are loose from the body.
Remove the battery box.
6) Snap the Seat Back into the slots in the
back of the seat (Fig. 5) and screw it into
place with allen key. (Fig. 6)
7) Locate the
battery connec-
tors and snap
them firmly
together (Fig.
7). Replace the
battery box and
tighten the two
locks.
8) Unscrew the
FUSE holder
cap, inspect a
fuse had
installed,
replace with
spare fuse if
necessary and
replace the
cap. (Fig. 8)
9) Important:
Make sure the
ON/OFF swith
on the steering
wheel is in the
OFF position.
Insert the
Power Shut-Off
“T” handle into
the hole just
behind the bat-
tery compart-
ment (Fig. 9) .
10) Attach the
front wing by
placing it on
the front
bumper posts.
(Fig. 10)
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Fig 5
Fig 6
Fig 7
Fig 8
Fig 9
Fig 10
Fig 2
Fig 1
Fig 3

MINIMOTO™ GO KART
SAFETY FLAG AND STAFF
ATTACHMENT:
A Safety Flag and Staff have been included.
It is EXTREMELY important that you place
these on your Go Kart whenever riding. This
will help anyone driving a real car who may
accidentally enter your space to see you bet-
ter.
IMPORTANT: NEVER RUN THE Go Kart IN
ANY AREA THAT CARS OR OTHER VEHICLES
MAY BE IN USE.
1) Find the pole attachment plug and place it
in the hole in the rear body work as shown.
2) Place the flag on the pole end and insert it
into the plug. (Fig. 11)
EMERGENCY POWER SHUT OFF
“T” HANDLE:
In the event that someone outside the vehicle
wishes to shut off all power to the vehicle
instantly, PULL
OUT the Power
Shut-Off “T”
Handle locat-
ed near the
battery box at
the rear of the
vehicle (Fig.
12) . This will
immediately shut off the power to the motor.
The driver can shut power off by moving the
ON/OFF switch on the steering wheel to the
“OFF” position.
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Fig 11
Fig 12

MINIMOTO™ GO KART
REVERSING THE VEHICLE:
If you need to
reverse the vehicle
for any reason, go
to a COMPLETE
STOP first. Next,
move the
FWD/REV switch to
the REV position. Wait one second and then
step on the accelerator pedal. [NOTE:
Reverse speed is limited to a few miles per
hour. You cannot run at top speed in
reverse. ] When finished reversing, go to
another COMPLETE STOP and move the
switch to the FWD position. (Fig. 13)
“POP OFF” FRONT WING:
The Front Wing is only held in place by two
tube-like posts in the front of the chassis. It
is not screwed permanently down this allows
it a chance to “pop off” if it hits an object.
In the event of a light impact, the wing will try
to pop off. This is INTENTIONAL. It will help
to prevent major damage being done to the
wing. Simply replace the wing back into the
two posts and proceed as normal.
Replacement wings have been discontinued by
the manufacturer and are no longer available.
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Fig 13

MINIMOTO
™ GO KART
FRONT AND REAR SPRING
LOADED BUMPERS:
The Front and Rear of the chassis have spring
loaded bumpers. These are designed to help
minimize damage to the chassis in the event
of a light impact. However, a large impact
may result in damage to the entire frame.
Care must be tak en to pre vent a large impact .
New front and rear bumpers have been
discontinued by the manufacturer and are
no longer available.
REMOVABLE SIDE PODS:
The two side pods are easily removable from
the chassis. They are designed to flex in the
event of a light impact.
They can also be removed
to help load the vehicle in
a truck, van, or SUV type
vehicle for transportation .
(Fig. 13)
Rotate the two knobs 90
degrees and lift the side
pods upward and off. (Fig.
14) Replace them in the
reverse order.
WARNING: Make sure
the seat belt runs through the slot between
the seat and the side pods as they were origi-
nally assembled. The seat belt must be worn
at all times by the rider.
New Side Pods have been discontinued by the
manufacturer and are no longer available.
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Fig 13

MINIMOTO™ GO KART
SWAPPING REPLACEMENT
BATTERIES:
A fully charged battery will last about 30 to
40 minutes of running time. It is possible to
replace your battery with a spare, freshly
charged one if you are out running somewhre
and want to continue. Your Minimoto™ Go
Kart was designed to easily "swap" the
battery in a few minutes.
Additional spare batteries can be purchased
from the Minimoto Service Center. These
replacement batteries each will come with an
EXTERNAL charging port. This will allows you
to charge the battery OUTSIDE of the vehicle.
You can charge as many as you want and
bring them with you where you intend to drive.
Additional Battery Chargers can also be pur-
chased through ElectricScooterParts.com.
www.electricscooterparts.com
To replace the battery, go to the page 19
titled “REPLACING THE BATTERY” for the spe-
cific instructions.
BATTERY CARE:
If a battery appears to be leaking, avoid con-
tact with the leaking materials. Place the bat-
tery in a plastic bag.
WARNING: This liquid and contents of the
battery are highly acidic. Wash your hands
immediately and thoroughly for a minimum of
15 minutes. Call a physician. Do not touch
your face or eyes. If acid is internally ingest-
ed, IMMEDIATELY give water, milk, egg whites,
or milk of magnesia. Never give emetics or
induce vomiting. CALL A PHYSICIAN IMMEDI-
ATELY.
 Use ONLY a MINIMOTO™ GO KART
battery.
 Never charge the battery for more than
30 hours
 Charge the battery after each use.
 Avoid running the battery completely as
this will greatly shorten their useable life.
 Never leave the battery in an uncharged
condition. This will permanently damage it
and prevent it from being able to hold any
charge.
 Disconnect the battery from the wiring if
the MINIMOTO™ GO KART is to be stored
more than 2 months.
 Do not store the batteries in temperatures
above 75 degrees F or lower than
–8 degrees F.
 Check to make sure the batteries are
securing in place before riding the Go
Kart. Tighten the battery retainer if
necessary.
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MINIMOTO
™ GO KART
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BATTERY CHARGING INFORMATION:
IMPORTANT: The battery provided in the MINIMOTO™ GO KART MUST BE charged at least
12 hours before using for the first time.
The charger MUST be used only in a clean, dry area. In addition:
 Battery charging must be done by ADULTS only.
 The batteries must be upright when charging.
 The charger is not a toy.
 Do not short-circuit the batteries.
 Do not charge the batteries on any delicate surfaces (such as a counter top).
 Only use the provided charger to charge the batteries.
 Only use a MINIMOTO™ GO KART battery or batteries when operating.
 Remove old or dead batteries from the MINIMOTO™ GO KART if they do not accept a charge.
 Never use the charger in an enclosed space. Always ensure adequate ventilation.
 Never cover the Electric Mini Go Kart or the charger during charging.
 Should anything abnormal happen to the electric Mini Go Kart or charger, switch off the
mains supply immediately and contact your dealer.
IMPORTANT:
Under normal conditions, the battery will reach full charge in 8 to 12 hours of charging time.
The difference in time depends on the local power output in your area, the type of outlet you
use, and the condition of the battery.
NOTE: Do not connect the charger to a surge protector. You should only plug the charger
directly into a standard electric wall outlet. Surge protectors can slow down the charging
process.

MINIMOTO™ GO KART
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fig. a
fig. b
fig. c
fig. d
fig. e
Country Input Output Polarity Shape
A.C. 100-120V
60Hz
d.c. 36V 2000mA
U.S./Canada
Taiwan/Japan
A.C. 220-240V
50Hz
d.c. 36V 2000mA
U.K./Hong Kong/
Singapore/Malaysia/
Africa
A.C. 220-230V
50Hz
d.c. 36V 2000mA
Europe/Germany/
Israel
A.C. 240V 50Hz d.c. 36V 2000mA
Australia/
New Zealand/China
Bare
Bare
Bare
Bare
STEPS TO CHARGE BATTERY:
1) Loosen the screw on the protective cover (fig. a) .
2) Rotate up the protective cover and open the rubber cap of the
charging recepticle (fig. b) .
3) Notice that the plug has a “groove” inside (fig. c) . This sure it can
only be plugged in the correct orientation. Plug the charger plug into
the port (fig. d) .
4) Plugin the charger into a standard outlet. Make sure the outlet is
turned on.
5) Refer to the label on the charger to review the charging status (fig. e)
a) When the charger is getting power from the wall socket, the Power LED " " will be Red and
the battery Symbol " " will be green.
b) When the battery is getting charged, battery symbol " " will be flashing green.
c) When the battery is fully charged, battery symbol " " will change to steady green.
NOTE : Battery charge times will very depending on the electrical supply
and the condition of the battery. Your battery may charge faster or
slower than the suggested times.
Battery Charger specifications for world-wide standard:

MINIMOTO
™ GO KART
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RIDING RULES:
DIRECT ADULT SUPERVISION IS REQUIRED
WHEN RIDING.
Adults should teach the appropriate safety
rules and methods before allowing anyone to
ride the MINIMOTO™ GO KART. The rules
should be reviewed with any children in the
vicinity that may want to ride the mini-go kart.
1) THE FOLLOWING AREAS ARE TO BE AVOID-
ED WHEN RIDING THE MINIMOTO™ GO KART:
a. Cars or traffic
b. Streets or alleys
c. Steps, curbs or steep inclines
d. Swimming pools, puddles, ice, or bodies
of water
e. Any area that could potentially cause harm
to humans, animals, or property. Ride
only in areas where permission has been
granted.
2) DO NOT USE ON ROADS OR PUBLIC
STREETS, AS THIS IS ILLEGAL AND DANGER-
OUS.
3) NEVER RIDE THE MINIMOTO™ GO KART AT
NIGHT.
4) NEVER RIDE WITH MORE THAN ONE RIDER.
MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE WEIGHT OF THE RIDER
SHOULD NOT EXCEED 200 lbs (90kg).
5) ALWAYS WEAR APPROPRIATE SHOES,
CLOTHING, AND PROTECTIVE GEAR. PROTEC-
TIVE GEAR INCLUDES THE USE OF A HELMET,
KNEE PADS, AND ELBOW PADS (not included).
6) DO NOT USE THE MINIMOTO™ GO KART
FOR JUMPING, STUNTS OR TRICKS. THIS
PRODUCT HAS NOT BEEN DESIGNED FOR
SUCH USE.
7) DO NOT TOUCH THE MOTOR OR WHEELS
WHILE THEY ARE ROTATING.
8) KEEP HANDS, FACE, FEET AND HAIR AWAY
FROM ALL MOVING PARTS.
9) DO NOT RIDE DOWN OR ACROSS STEEP
INCLINES. THE MINIMOTO™ GO KART, JUST
LIKE A PROFESSIONAL GO KART, CAN REACH
UNSAFE SPEEDS, LOOSE TRACTION, OR SLIDE
OR COLLIDE WITH OTHER OBJECTS. RIDE
ONLY ON LEVEL GROUND.
10) NEVER RIDE NEAR FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS
OR VAPORS SUCH AS GASOLINE, ACETONE
OR PAINT THINNER. KEEP ALL FLAMMABLE
MATERIALS AWAY FROM THE MINIMOTO™ GO
KART.
11) NEVER WEAR HEADPHONES OR USE A
CELL PHONE WHEN OPERATING
12) RIDE DEFENSIVELY. REMEMBER THAT
OTHERS AROUND YOU MAY NOT SEE YOU OR
MAY BE TO INVOLVED IN THEIR OWN
ACTIONS.
13) LEARN ABOUT AND OBSERVE YOUR
LOCAL LAWS REGARDING USE.
14) RIDERS MUST BE OVER THE AGES OF 8.
KEEP AWAY FROM SMALL CHILDREN.

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PRE-RIDE CHECKLIST:
Your MINIMOTO™ GO KART is just like any
vehicle. It requires routine maintenance,
service, and inspection to operate reliably
and safely. The following list must perform
each check from the list below before each
ride.
 Look over the entire vehicle to ensure
that there are no visible problems with
the MINIMOTO™ GO KART.
 Check that the steering wheel retainer
hand knob is tight.
 Check the tires, ensuring there are no
cuts or exposed cords or the tires are
deflated.
 Check that the tire wheel nuts are tight
and the wheels turn properly.
 Check that all cables and wires are not
frayed, cut or broken.
 Check all steering linkages, retainer
nuts, and rod ends are not loose and
are in good working order.
 Press the brake pedal to make sure
that:
1. the brake releases automatically.
2. the brake holds the electric Mini
Go Kart from being pushed
forward.
 Check that the throttle pedal is tightly
attached to the chassis floor.
 Make sure your seat belt is low and
tight across your waist and in the
correct position from the SIDE PODS.

MINIMOTO
™ GO KART
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HOW TO RIDE YOUR MINIMO-
TO™ GO KART:
IMPORTANT: TWO PEOPLE SHOULD BE
INVOLVED IN THE ENTRY OF THE DRIVER INTO
THE GO KART TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL
MOVEMENT OF THE VEHICLE OR FALLING.
NOTE: It will take a little practice to get
used to driving. Take it slowly and start in a
location that is very open and away from
obstacles or obstructions. Take steps to learn
the proper way to use your left foot for brak-
ing purposes.
1) WARNING: BEFORE DOING ANYTHING,
REMOVE THE POWER SHUT-OFF “T” HANDLE
BEFORE ATTEMPTING ENTRY INTO THE VEHI-
CLE. THIS WILL PREVENT ACCIDENTAL
ACCELERATION WHEN LOADING.
2) CHECK TO SEE THE “ON/OFF” SWITCH ON
THE STEERING WHEEL IS IN THE “ OFF” AND
THE “FWD/REV” SWITCH IS IN THE “ FWD”
(forward) POSITION.
3) Loosen the
knob under the
steering col-
umn. (Fig. 15)
4) Slide the
Steering Wheel
up and rotate it
forward to allow
easier access
to entry. (Fig.
16)
5) Step in the vehicle and carefully slide
down into the seat.
6) Place the
Steering Wheel
back to the driv-
ing position.
Re-tighten the
knob under the
steering column
until it is tight.
(Fig. 17)
7) Put on the
seat belt and
adjust until
tight but com-
fortable low around the driver’s waist. (Fig.
18)
8) Place your feet on the pedals. (Fig. 19)
9) Have some-
one outside the
vehicle insert
the Power shut
off “T” handle
into the hole at
the rear of the
Go Kart near
the battery box.
IMPORTANT:
This should be
done ONLY after
the rider is in
position to pre-
vent accidental
movement of the Go Kart while the driver is
loading. (Fig. 20)
NOTE: If the “T” handle is not in its proper
location, the vehicle will not move.
Fig 15
Fig 17
Fig 18
Fig 19
Fig 20
Fig 16

MINIMOTO™ GO KART
HOW TO RIDE YOUR MINIMO-
TO™ GO KART: (Cond’t)
10) Move the Control
switch to either training
mode or normal mode.
(Fig. 21)
IMPORTANT: It is
suggested that ANY
first time driver use TRAINING MODE first to
get familiar with the vehicle. This mode will
limit the speed to about 1/2of the true poten-
tial. Once the driver is familiar with the oper-
ation of the vehicle, they can select the
faster normal mode.
11) Put the switch on the Steering Wheel to
the ON position.
12) Put the FWD/REV switch to the FWD
position.
13) Wait one
second then
step on the
accelerator
pedal (driver’s
right side
pedal). The
MINIMOTO™ GO KART should move forward. If
not, lift your foot from the pedals, wait one
second and try again. (Fig. 22)
14) The more you press on the accelerator
pedal, the faster the vehicle will go.
15) To stop,
press on the
brake pedal
(driver’s left
side). (Fig. 23)
TIP: You do
not need to let
off of the accelerator when you press on the
brake. The power is automatically cut off to
the motor when the brake pedal is pressed.
This will help you conserve power and speed
when driving.
16) BE CAREFUL: The MINIMOTO™ GO
KART can reach speeds up to 18 MPH on a
level surface (depending on the surface ter-
rain and the weight of the rider).
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Fig 21
Fig 22
Fig 23

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SPECIAL SAFETY WARNINGS:
1) When accelerating please ensure that you
start slowly & precisely.
2) The brakes are designed to control speed
as well as stop the vehicle. Practice braking
for slow-down and smooth stopping.
3) Never operate the accelerator pedal when
the rear wheels are off the ground or the go
kart in an upside down position.
TIRE INFLATION PROCEDURE:
WARNING: Tire inflation must be done
ONLY BY AN ADULT. NEVER inflate the tires
above 30 PSI. The recommened tire
pressure is 27 PSI. Tires should be
inflated with a standard “bicycle” type pump.
Inflation at an automobile service station can
easily result in over inflation of the tires.
Over inflation of the tires can result in seri-
ous injury or even death.
Tires MUST be at the proper inflation in order
to achieve good handling characteristics and
control. Over inflation will make the tires
“bulge” outward. This will cause premature
wear of the tire. Under inflation will cause
the tire to look flat on the ground. This will
result in poor running speeds and handling.
Make sure that your tires are properly inflated
to get the most out of your vehicle.
Before inflating any tire, make sure the Power
Shut-off “T” handle is removed from the back
of the Go kart.
TO INFLATE A TIRE,
UNSCREW THE PROTEC-
TIVE CAP FROM THE
VALVE STEM AND
ATTACH THE BICYCLE
PUMP AS YOU WOULD
WITH ANY BICYCLE.
(Fig. 24)
Fig 24

MINIMOTO
™ GO KART
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RIDING RULES:
DIRECT ADULT SUPERVISION IS REQUIRED
WHEN RIDING.
Adults should teach the appropriate safety
rules and methods before allowing anyone to
ride the MINIMOTO™ GO KART. The rules
should be reviewed with any children in the
vicinity that may want to ride the mini-go kart.
1) THE FOLLOWING AREAS ARE TO BE AVOID-
ED WHEN RIDING THE MINIMOTO™ GO KART:
a. Cars or traffic
b. Streets or alleys
c. Steps, curbs or steep inclines
d. Swimming pools, puddles, ice, or bodies
of water
e. Any area that could potentially cause harm
to humans, animals, or property. Ride
only in areas where permission has been
granted.
2) DO NOT USE ON ROADS OR PUBLIC
STREETS, AS THIS IS ILLEGAL AND DANGER-
OUS.
3) NEVER RIDE THE MINIMOTO™ GO KART AT
NIGHT.
4) NEVER RIDE WITH MORE THAN ONE RIDER.
MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE WEIGHT OF THE RIDER
SHOULD NOT EXCEED 200 lbs (90kg).
5) ALWAYS WEAR APPROPRIATE SHOES,
CLOTHING, AND PROTECTIVE GEAR. PROTEC-
TIVE GEAR INCLUDES THE USE OF A HELMET,
KNEE PADS, AND ELBOW PADS (not included).
6) DO NOT USE THE MINIMOTO™ GO KART
FOR JUMPING, STUNTS OR TRICKS. THIS
PRODUCT HAS NOT BEEN DESIGNED FOR
SUCH USE.
7) DO NOT TOUCH THE MOTOR OR WHEELS
WHILE THEY ARE ROTATING.
8) KEEP HANDS, FACE, FEET AND HAIR AWAY
FROM ALL MOVING PARTS.
9) DO NOT RIDE DOWN OR ACROSS STEEP
INCLINES. THE MINIMOTO™ GO KART, JUST
LIKE A PROFESSIONAL GO KART, CAN REACH
UNSAFE SPEEDS, LOOSE TRACTION, OR SLIDE
OR COLLIDE WITH OTHER OBJECTS. RIDE
ONLY ON LEVEL GROUND.
10) NEVER RIDE NEAR FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS
OR VAPORS SUCH AS GASOLINE, ACETONE
OR PAINT THINNER. KEEP ALL FLAMMABLE
MATERIALS AWAY FROM THE MINIMOTO™ GO
KART.
11) NEVER WEAR HEADPHONES OR USE A
CELL PHONE WHEN OPERATING
12) RIDE DEFENSIVELY. REMEMBER THAT
OTHERS AROUND YOU MAY NOT SEE YOU OR
MAY BE TO INVOLVED IN THEIR OWN
ACTIONS.
13) LEARN ABOUT AND OBSERVE YOUR
LOCAL LAWS REGARDING USE.
14) RIDERS MUST BE OVER THE AGES OF 8.
KEEP AWAY FROM SMALL CHILDREN.

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PRE-RIDE CHECKLIST:
Your MINIMOTO™ GO KART is just like any
vehicle. It requires routine maintenance,
service, and inspection to operate reliably
and safely. The following list must perform
each check from the list below before each
ride.
 Look over the entire vehicle to ensure
that there are no visible problems with
the MINIMOTO™ GO KART.
 Check that the steering wheel retainer
hand knob is tight.
 Check the tires, ensuring there are no
cuts or exposed cords or the tires are
deflated.
 Check that the tire wheel nuts are tight
and the wheels turn properly.
 Check that all cables and wires are not
frayed, cut or broken.
 Check all steering linkages, retainer
nuts, and rod ends are not loose and
are in good working order.
 Press the brake pedal to make sure
that:
1. the brake releases automatically.
2. the brake holds the electric Mini
Go Kart from being pushed
forward.
 Check that the throttle pedal is tightly
attached to the chassis floor.
 Make sure your seat belt is low and
tight across your waist and in the
correct position from the SIDE PODS.

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™ GO KART
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HOW TO RIDE YOUR MINIMO-
TO™ GO KART:
IMPORTANT: TWO PEOPLE SHOULD BE
INVOLVED IN THE ENTRY OF THE DRIVER INTO
THE GO KART TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL
MOVEMENT OF THE VEHICLE OR FALLING.
NOTE: It will take a little practice to get
used to driving. Take it slowly and start in a
location that is very open and away from
obstacles or obstructions. Take steps to learn
the proper way to use your left foot for brak-
ing purposes.
1) WARNING: BEFORE DOING ANYTHING,
REMOVE THE POWER SHUT-OFF “T” HANDLE
BEFORE ATTEMPTING ENTRY INTO THE VEHI-
CLE. THIS WILL PREVENT ACCIDENTAL
ACCELERATION WHEN LOADING.
2) CHECK TO SEE THE “ON/OFF” SWITCH ON
THE STEERING WHEEL IS IN THE “ OFF” AND
THE “FWD/REV” SWITCH IS IN THE “ FWD”
(forward) POSITION.
3) Loosen the
knob under the
steering col-
umn. (Fig. 15)
4) Slide the
Steering Wheel
up and rotate it
forward to allow
easier access
to entry. (Fig.
16)
5) Step in the vehicle and carefully slide
down into the seat.
6) Place the
Steering Wheel
back to the driv-
ing position.
Re-tighten the
knob under the
steering column
until it is tight.
(Fig. 17)
7) Put on the
seat belt and
adjust until
tight but com-
fortable low around the driver’s waist. (Fig.
18)
8) Place your feet on the pedals. (Fig. 19)
9) Have some-
one outside the
vehicle insert
the Power shut
off “T” handle
into the hole at
the rear of the
Go Kart near
the battery box.
IMPORTANT:
This should be
done ONLY after
the rider is in
position to pre-
vent accidental
movement of the Go Kart while the driver is
loading. (Fig. 20)
NOTE: If the “T” handle is not in its proper
location, the vehicle will not move.
Fig 15
Fig 17
Fig 18
Fig 19
Fig 20
Fig 16