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Do not exceed the incline specifications for the style of PaceSaver that you own or it will
become unstable and tipping will result. Persons with limited ability to protect them-
selves (like persons paralyzed on one side) should use protective equipment such as
bicycle headgear. The specification chart in your manual will indicate the maximum
incline for your particular style.
Keep your feet on the floorpan while riding the PaceSaver to avoid hitting them on
objects as you drive.
Lock the seat assembly before operating the PaceSaver to prevent yourself from falling
from the seat while moving.
Remember, The PaceSaver is built to carry a single person. Do not carry passengers under
any circumstances or accidents and bodily injury will occur.
Always
go straight up or down curb cuts or a ditch, not at an angle. You want the front wheels
and the rear wheels to climb up or go down together, not one at a time. Not doing this
will result in the steering tiller violently swinging from side to side (as a car would in
a ditch) or the scooters overturning. Also approach curb access ramps the same way,
straight on, not at an angle. NEVER attempt to go up or down a regular height curb or
tipping and personal injury will result!
Driving the PaceSaver in busy streets, busy parking lots, or in crowded shopping malls can
be dangerous for you or other people as you may be struck by a vehicle or you might
strike a pedestrian. Use caution in congested areas at all times. WARNING, Driv-
ing at night or around large vehicles is dangerous as it makes it difficult for drivers to
see you. Being struck or crushed by vehicles can result in death.
Lean forward a slight amount when traveling up an incline.
NEVER
leave your scooter exposed to the elements. This includes storage outside or carrying
the scooter on an outside car-lift during periods of high moisture
( mist, rain, snow, etc.) or any other inclement weather (dust or sand storms, etc.).
Severe damage or malfunction can result.
Use caution when driving off of a curb or raised surface. The act of dropping off the edge
subjects the scooter to extreme forces that can damage the frame and other components.
This type of damage is not covered under warranty.
Disconnect the batteries before performing any maintenance beneath the seat or on the
tiller. This avoids both the possibility of injuries due to shock or accidental movement
of the scooter. Make sure that the batteries are secure when you are using the scooter.
