Electric scooter tips
When you buy an electric scooter, it is important to adopt the right reflexes that will allow you to keep it as long as possible. This can include a few basic safety rules or a few tips. Weebot offers you articles including tips that could make your life easier as an electric scooter owner.
Some precautions to take when owning an electric scooter
When you buy a scooter, it is important to follow a few safety rules. Weebot has made a selection for you of the reflexes to have once you have an electric scooter in your hand:
- Wear protection (helmets, knee pads, gloves) which will protect in the event of a fall.
- Don't drive in the rain: This could damage your vehicle unless it is waterproof.
- If your scooter is not made for steep climbs, don't drive on this kind of road, this could damage it.
- Do not accelerate downhill.
- Do not ride a scooter with two people.
- Do not exceed speed regulations: you will be subject to a fine.
- Service your electric scooter regularly.
- Make yourself visible and audible when riding.
How to protect your scooter from potential theft?
An electric scooter represents a significant financial investment. It is therefore essential to protect your electric scooter as best as possible in order to avoid any potential theft:
- Opt for insurance: To protect yourself in the event of theft, you will need to take out comprehensive scooter insurance including Civil Liability, damage guarantees and also anti-theft insurance. To achieve this, you will need to contact your manufacturer or your insurer.
- Invest in a lock and attach it to a fixed point: For your anti-theft device to work properly, you must know how to install it correctly on a good surface. Choose cast iron posts or metal protective barriers.
- Park your scooter in a visible place
- If your scooter is stolen, contact a nearby police station as quickly as possible to make a report.
- If your scooter has the key, be sure to take them with you and not leave them in the vehicle lock.
How to avoid punctures?
A flat tire can be both dangerous and annoying. But by adopting a few reflexes you will be able to protect your tires for longer. Here are some tips to avoid punctures:
