Zingo X100 User Manual

USER

MANUAL

Your ZINGO X100 warranty must be registered online

within 7 days of purchase.

To activate your warranty visit www.tevo.co.za,

click the “Outdoor” tab, then click the “ZINGO X100” icon, then click the “Register Your Warranty” link.

Fill in your details, enter the serial number (found near the charging port) and agree to the terms and conditions.

IMPORTANT

BATTERY CARE AND MAINTENANCE

1. Make sure that your ZINGO X100 is fully charged prior to initial use. The rst charge will take 12 hours. Wait for the full
12 hour charge period before unplugging.

2. Always charge your ZINGO X100 after every use.

3. DO NOT leave your ZINGO X100 charging for more than 5 hours.

4. Should you wish to store your ZINGO X100, charge it beforehand and make sure to charge once every 14 days.

This manual contains vital information regarding product care as well as best riding practices, riding conditions, and
precautionary measures. Read through this entire manual before riding, and make sure to heed all warnings. Failure
to do so may result in your ZINGO X100 not being covered by warranty.

WARNINGS

The ZINGO X100 is not intended to be used on public roads where there are cars, buses, taxis or any other licensed motor
vehicles. Make sure to familiarize yourself with the trac rules and regulations in your area to determine where it is safe for you
to ride your scooter.

Riding the ZINGO X100 can result in serious injury or even death regardless of the ability of the rider, any factory fault, any
precautions taken or conditions in which they (the rider) were riding in. Make sure to check that all nuts and bolts are tightly
fastened before use, that your brakes are in proper working condition, and that you are both able and competent to handle
this scooter. Parents should be made aware that this scooter is not for children under the age of 7, and further still, that riders
above this age should show a suitable degree of awareness, skill and ability to handle a ride-on of this nature.

Do not exceed the weight limit of 54kg. The rider’s weight does not necessarily mean that their size is appropriate to maintain
control of the scooter.

RIDING CONDITIONS, METHOD AND APPROPRIATE APPAREL

Make sure to use protective gear in the form of elbow and knee pads as well as a helmet and appropriate footwear. Gloves and
goggles are recommended.

Riders will become accustomed to riding the ZINGO X100 over time. Accidents can occur when given to someone who has
never ridden a scooter before. Exercise caution when allowing a rst-time rider to get onto the ZINGO X100. The rider should
be instructed on how to ride the ZINGO X100 (see full details on “HOW TO RIDE YOUR ZINGO X100” below).

Use caution when riding, and make sure to always be aware of your surroundings so as to avoid any pedestrians, other riders,
animals or xed obstacles that may cause you, or you may cause, any injury. The ZINGO X100 is not designed to withstand any
extreme manoeuvres. Do not attempt to perform any tricks, wheelies, bunny hops or any other extreme manoeuvres on the
ZINGO X100. Evidence of such abuse will render your warranty void.

Assess riding conditions before making use of the ZINGO X100, and do not ride through any gravel, mud, water, sand or on any
o-road surface. Do not ride your ZINGO X100 in the rain, or through any adverse weather conditions. The electrical and drive
components could be damaged by riding through the aforementioned elements or surfaces and will render your warranty void.

HOW TO RIDE YOUR ZINGO X100

The ZINGO X100 has a variable speed accelerator (throttle) like that found on a motorcycle. You can control your speed
precisely by slowly opening the throttle. Opening the throttle further will result in increased speed. Do not snap the throttle
open suddenly as this will rapidly project the scooter forward. This may result in you losing control of the ZINGO X100 and can
result in damage to property or cause you serious injury.

Before turningthe ZINGO X100 on make sure that the scooter is aimed towards an open space with nothing in front of you.
Put one foot on the deck and hold the handlebars rmly. Familiarize yourself with the brakes before switching on your ZINGO
X100. Hold the accelerator rmly and slowly twist it open. As the scooter starts to move forward and you have enough speed
to balance, place your second foot onto the deck. Slowly open the throttle until you get to the required speed for the condi­tions in which you are riding, whilst maintaining a speed suitable for your ability. Build your speed up gradually as you become
familiar with the scooter. Practise using the brakes while you are going slowly. Avoid opening the throttle to its maximum until
you are well accustomed to the scooters handling and braking. Fully opening the throttle will result in your batteries
discharging rapidly, and your range will be adversely aected.

1.

FAMILIARIZING YOURSELF WITH YOUR ZINGO X100

Tools included

1. Throttle

2. Brake

3. Race-Ready Rising Deck

4. 100W Motor

5. Rechargeable 24V Battery

6. Charger port

7. On/O switch

8. Charger

8

4

5

2

1

8mm / 10mm spanner

Tools required - not included

5mm Allen Key

3

13mm spanner Phillips / Flat Head

Screwdriver

6

7

4mm Allen Key

GETTING STARTED

Installing the T-Bar & Handlebar

1. Take the handlebar stem (A) and insert it into the top of the fork (B). Press the button (C) down until it clicks into place.

2. Tighten the Allen bolts on the head-clamp securely using the Allen key and spanner provided.

3. Place the handlebars (a) over the handlebar stem (b) and make sure that they’re correctly aligned. Now take the
handlebar bracket (c) and place it over the handlebar. Place the two bolts (d) in the top of the bracket holes and
screw on the two nuts (e) from below. Now tighten securely with the Allen key and spanner provided.

A

d

1 2 3

B

C

c

a

b

e

2.