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RideGreenUSRideGreenUSRideGreenUS
www.RideGreenUS.com
www.InnovativeScooters.com
Owners Manual
Capri
All Electric - Zero Emissions
Motor Scooter
Table of Contents
2
Introduction........................................................ 3
Specifications & Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)....... 4
Warnings............................................................ 5
..
Safety & Awareness ............................................
6 - 7
Features........................................................... . 1
-
8
. 1
Instrument Panel
Throttle
Hand Brakes
Storage Areas
Battery System..................................................... 12
Battery Pack Installation and Removal.........................
13
Pre-Ride Inspection............................................... 14 - 16
Brake Check............................................. 14
Brake Adjustment.................................... . 14
.
Ignition Key.............................................. 1
5
Electrical System (Brakes, turn signals, horn)..... 1
5
16
Mirrors....................................... .............
...
Tires................................................... 16
Riding Your Capri...................................... ......... 17 - 18
Turning On the Capri Ignition......................... 17
. .
Battery Meter Behavior............................. . 17
................ 18
.. 18
....... 18
Waxing, Washing Maintenance.................... ............. . 19
Professional Maintenance Schedule............................ 20
Troubleshooting Guide............................................ 21
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Limited Warranty Information................................. . 22
...
Reporting Safety Defects...................................... 23
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Contact US....................................................... 24
Driving Conditions & Mileage Ranges
What Happens When the Battery is in the Zone?
Capri Locking Steering Column Security Feature
REDRED
Introduction
Thank you...
Thank you for purchasing your new RideGreenUS, Capri electric Scooter. We simply manufacture
and produce the best scooters on the market. Your decision to buy initially reflects our own good
opinion and we hope that the use and riding experience of the Capri will prove to be easy &
rewarding for years to come.
Our manufacturing facilities are ISO 9001:2000 registered. This means consistent quality standards
and continuous improvements is our goal. Each part that goes into a Capri scooter is inspected and
tested. Upon total assembly the Capri is once again tested and then securely packed with all
recyclable materials.
We want you to use your Capri scooter for years to come. Remember that individual replacement
parts are available for the Capri should you ever need to make a repair. Just call or visit our web
site for more information on replacement parts or available accessories.
If you have any suggestions, please contact us. We do like to share your experiences with other
InnovativeScooter.com customers.
Capri Scooter Manual
Please keep this manual with your Capri s2cooter. This manual contains
important safety i nformation and operational instructions which are to be
read carefully and understood before one attempts to operate the scooter.
In the event you sell your scooter, please transfer this manual to it’s new
owner.
Registration, Licensing & Insurance of the Capri Scooter
Your Capri has be en engineered to meet and exceed national Department of
Transportation standards to be fully street legal in the United States.
It is however, advisable to consult your local state or municipality ordinances
concerning operator license requirements, age of driver, registration and
license plates. You should also consult your insurance agent for any required
or recommended coverage.
3
Specifications & Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Capri Specifications
Engine:
Engine Capacity:
Dry Weight:
Exterior Size:
Seat Height:
Chassis:
Maximum Passenger Load:
Ignition:
Transmission:
Tire Size:
Front Suspension:
Rear Suspension:
Front Brakes:
Rear Brakes:
Starting System:
Interior Trunk:
Colors Available:
Electric (Rear Wheel) 500 Watt
Battery - 48V/20Ah lead acid battery ^-8
hours to charge
187 lbs (85kg)
71”x26”x41” (1800x650x1050mm)
26” (670mm)
Steel
245lbs./111Kg
Electric
Hi-Efficiency DC Drive Controller
3.00-10, 36PSI Front/Back tires
Hydraulic
Hydraulic
Drum
Drum
Electric
Yes
Red/White, Blue/White, Yellow/White
Vehicle Identification Numbers (VIN)
Your Capri scooter is issued a VIN at the factory. The VIN will also appear on a
Certificate of Origin (CO) that is sent to you shortly after your initial purchase. VIN
and CO are required by some states that to register your scooter. The CO is in ess ence
the title to your scooter.
The VIN number is easy to find. It’s located below the front glove box. There is a snap
in plastic panel. Remove the panel, the VIN is stamped in to the Capri’s metal frame.
It’s always a good idea to check the VIN to make sure it matches the CO designated
VIN. The VIN is also located on a label under the drivers seat.
Your scooter’s VIN can be found in two locations, stamped on the
frame and under the driver’s seat.
Frame Stamped
VIN Location
4
Safety
Warning
SEVERE INJURY OR DEATH CAN RESULT IF INSTRUCTIONS AND
PRECAUTIONS IN THIS OWNERS MANUAL ARE NOT FOLLOWED.
DO NOT attempt to operate the scooter unless you have thoroughly read
and understood the operation and purpose of all features and controls
described in the Owners Manual.
ALWAYS wear DOT (Department of Transportation) approved motorcycle
helmets and eye protection when operating the scooter.
NEVER operate the scooter while using headphones attached personal
radios or audio systems. In addition: never use cell phones or text while
operating the scooter. Pull safely off of the road in a designated parking area
to make your call.
NEVER operate the scooter under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
In addition: use of prescription drugs that state warnings about safe operation
of motor vehicles.
NEVER EXCEED the maximum operating load capacity as specified in
this manual.
ALWAYS keep both hands on the handle bars and both feet on the foot rest
while the scooter is in motion. Always wear shoes, open toe shoes are
not recommended.
ALWAYS observe your local state laws for licensing, riders age limits,
registration and operation of 600 Watt electric motor scooters on public
highways. Follow all local laws pertaining to: speed limits, headlight and
turn signal use requirements.
ALWAYS do a visual and functional check of your scooter, as described
in the manual, prior to riding.
ALWAYS maintain a safe operating distance from other vehicle on the road.
A defensive driver is a safe driver. Two wheel vehicles are sometimes
not recognized by cars or trucks. It is recommended to wear bright clothing
to highlight your visibility to traffic.
NEVER modify the scooter. Modifications of this scooter could lead to an
accident resulting in SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. Any modification of the
scooter, including the use of non-standard battery packs or other performance
parts voids all warranties.
NEVER leave the key in the ignition. Keep your keys in a safe place to avoid
unauthorized use of your scooter.
NEVER stunt ride your vehicle.
ALWAYS safely operate your vehicle based on road surface conditions
(wet, oily, gravel, sand) and weather. Use caution on hills and turns.
Note: The order of WARNING items on this list (top to bottom) is not a ranking of
their importance. All WARNING recommendation are to be followed.
!
5
Safety & Awareness
HELMETS
Always wear a Department of Transportation Approved (DOT) motorcycle helmet. National
highway safety statistics confirm that the most serious motorcycle injuries and fatalities stem
from the rider not wearing a helmet. ALWAYS wear a DOT approved helmet when riding a scooter.
Helmets must fit the rider appropriately and not be too loose or too tight.
Helmets should be in good condition and not be cracked or have frayed or
broken retaining straps.
EYE and FACE PROTECTION
You are traveling at speeds near or over 30 mph. Rocks, insects and debris
can easily cause serious damage to your eyes and skin. These objects hitting
you can cause accidents. Your concentration is taken off of driving. Always
wear eye approved protection while operating your scooter.
PROPER PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
ALWAYS wear shoes while operating your scooter. Closed toe shoes are
highly recommended.
Wear shirts or shirts with long sleeves. Long pants are preferable over
shorts.
Loose fitting clothing should be avoided as it can get caught in the moving
parts of the scooter.
VISIBILITY
Drive defensively. ALWAYS be aware of other vehicles and traffic on the road. Motorcycles
and especially scooters are not highly visible to most motorists.
Do your best to wear bright or reflective clothing to up your visibility factor.
Braking: Bright sunlight or glare can make your turn signals less visible. An excellent braking
and turn signal procedure is to gently squeeze both brakes several times prior to stopping
or turning. Your brake lights are more visible than the turn signal lights. The flashing of your
brake light will assist motorist visibility of your intentions of your stopping or turning intentions.
Head lights: Turning on your headlights even during daylight operation substantially increases
your visibility to motorists.
Watch out fo motorist blind spots. Even though you are traveling at speeds around 30 mph,
motorist will have trouble seeing a scooter. Again driving your scooter defensively is always
good practice.
6
Safety & Awareness
Parking
There are two ways to park your Capri scooter. One, is your side kick stand and second, is the
center stand kick stand. Both are located on your left hand side under the white running board.
Always park your scooter on a hard road surface, sand and grass areas should be avoided. When
ever possible use the center stand. Your Capri is much more stable and secure on the center stand.
ALWAYS TURN OFF THE IGNITION KEY BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO PUT YOUR CAPRI ON EITHER KICK STAND.
Center Stand
Side Kick Stand
Foot Pivot Point
Operating the center stand
The center stand takes a bit of practice. Once you learn the method the rest is easy. Stand on the
left hand side of the Capri. With your right foot, push downward on the center stand pivot point
until it makes contact with a hard road surface. At the same time, place your left hand on the left
side handle bar and your right hand under the cargo box rack and grasp the rack s ecure ly, palm up.
In an upward, pulling to the rear of the Capri, rocking motion, lift the back of the scooter with
your right at the same time push down with your right foot on the center stand pivot point. To fold
up the center stand, sit on the scooter with both feet touching the ground. Plac e both hands on the
handle bar grips and rock the Capri gently forward. The center stand, spring loaded, will tuck up
under the rocker panel.
Operating the side kick stand
This operation is much more simple. Stand on the left hand side of the scooter. Steady the scooter
your left hand on the handle bar and your right on the drivers seat. With your right foot, push
downward on the side kick stand pivot point. Follow through until it locks in i t’s full downward
position. Gently lean the Capri on the kick stand. Make sure it is stable and that there is 3-4 degrees
of lean on the kick stand. To lift the kick stand push the pivot point with your foot towards the back
of the sco oter
Foot Pivot Point
!
WARNING
NEVER OPERATE the scooter unless
the center stand and side kick stands are
in their full upright position or SEVERE
INJURY and DAMAGE will occur.
7
Features
Rear Cargo Box
with reflector
Small Cargo Box Key
Opens
Seat Key Lock
Ignition Key Opens
Drivers Seat
Opens up from
the back
Capri Electric Motor
Located in the Wheel
Rear Storage Compartment
Opens with Ignition Key
Rear Mud Flap
License Plate Area
Wheel Guard
Center Stand
Side Kick Stand
Passenger Foot Rest
Floor Mat
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RideGreenUS Capri
Brake & Turn Signal Lights
Rear Storage Area
Open with ignition key
Brake Lights
Turn Signal Lights
License Plate
Not Included
Cargo Box Support Rack
Capri Fit and Finish
The Capri has many
convenient features.
There’s plenty of leg room
and storage. You will find
the workmanship rivals
scooters costing thousands
of dollars more.
Our body panels have been
specified for high impact.
Color fade and UV stable
materials keep your Capri
looking good for years.
8
Features
Left Side Handle Bars
Horn Push Button
Turn Signal Light Switch
Low Beam
Hi Beam
Right Side Handle Bars
Main Dash and Head Light Switch
Headlights & Dash Lights On Position
Dash Light Only On Position
Off Position
Additional Horn Push Button
Dash Instruments
Ignition Switch ON
Light Indicator
Right Hand
Turn Signal Indicator
Battery Charge
Level Indicator
Head Light ON
Light Indicator
Left Hand
Turn Signal Indicator
Speedometer
RideGreenUS Capri
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Features
Headlights
Hi & Low Beam
Front Brake
Lever
Throttle
Rear View Mirror
Rear Brake Lever
Drivers View
RideGreenUS Capri
Front Turn Signals
Front Brake Cable
Front View
Left Hand Side
of Scooter
Right Hand Side
of Scooter
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