MT2 Electric Dirt Bike

⚠ Safety Notice: Wheel lift practice should only be performed by experienced riders in a closed, private area away from traffic and pedestrians. Always wear appropriate protective equipment, including a helmet, gloves, knee pads, and elbow pads.

Starting Position

• Set the riding mode to Mode 4 (flashing).
• Begin by standing securely on the footboard and rolling forward at a slow speed.
• Keep your knees slightly bent to absorb movement and maintain stability.

Lifting Sequence

1. Build Momentum
Gently apply the throttle to establish a smooth, controlled forward speed.

2. Compress and Extend
Bend your knees slightly, then quickly extend your legs while pulling up on the handlebars in one smooth motion.

3. Apply Power
As the front wheel begins to rise, apply the throttle progressively. Avoid sudden acceleration.

4. Shift Your Weight
Transfer your body weight toward the rear wheel while maintaining a firm grip on the handlebars. Balance should come from smooth body movement rather than excessive throttle.

Finding the Balance Point

• Once the front wheel is off the ground, use your body position to maintain balance while applying steady throttle.
• The ideal balance point is where the scooter can remain lifted with minimal throttle input and rider effort.
• Use the rear brake to make fine balance corrections and safely bring the front wheel back to the ground when needed.

Safety Tips

• Practice only on flat, dry, and obstacle-free private surfaces.
• Start with small front-wheel lifts before attempting longer wheel lifts.
• Never practice on public roads or in areas with traffic.
• Always keep one foot ready to stabilize if necessary and cover the rear brake throughout the maneuver.

• The legality of products is subject to local regulations. Please do your due diligence regarding local regulations.
• Wheel lift techniques are intended for experienced riders only. Improper operation may result in loss of control, serious injury, or property damage. Always ride responsibly and comply with local laws and regulations.

• Test results are based on rides by a 75kg rider on flat roads at 32°C. All product data is derived from both laboratory and real-world road tests. Actual performance may vary depending on individual usage and environmental conditions. Factors such as terrain, rider weight, wind, temperature, and tire pressure can affect the real-world range, which may be longer or shorter than test results.
• Regulations: Before using this product, please check the applicable laws and regulations in your country or region (for example, UK), including permitted maximum speeds and e-micro-mobility requirements.
• For full details, please refer to the iScooter UK Electric Scooter Performance and Usage Report.

• Fully charge the battery before first use.
• The scooter is fully charged when the charger indicator changes from red to green.
• Built-in charging protection automatically stops charging once the battery is full. Overcharging is not recommended.
• Keep the charging port cover closed when not charging.
• For safety reasons, the scooter cannot be powered on while charging.