Freerider FR168-4IT/Luggie - Manual (Page 23)

Whether it is for a holiday, a day out to visit family and friends, or a trip to go
shopping, your Luggie can be taken along. Depending on the size or model of
your car, you will be able to load your Luggie in one of the following methods.
1. Load your Luggie with the aid of a car hoist. Your dealer will be able to advise on
suitable equipment.
2. With the floor board of the Luggie secured in place, lower the seat and tug on the
front bumper to transport it into the trunk, bed of your SUV or in the passenger side
of your car with the seat belt securely around the scooter as pictured.
3. With the seat lowered and the scooter completely folded, lift Luggie into the trunk
or bed of your sport utility vehicle (SUV) for ease of transport.(see FIG 19,20, 21).
Follow these simple instructions for folding your scooter. This procedure can be
carried out quickly and without the use of tools. Refer to Operating your Luggie on
page 8. It is recommended that you transport the battery in the box that shipped with
your Luggie and lay the battery on level surface.
Warning : Do not place metal objects over open battery contacts. This may cause
the battery to short circuit.
Caution : Protect clothing when lifting your Luggie. Some components may
have lubricating fluids on their surfaces. Work out the best position to stow the
components of your scooter. Your Luggie will increase the load in your car, please
remember this and adjust your driving to suit this condition.
Note: When using access ramps to load your Luggie into a car, always keep your
body clear of your scooter to prevent injury. Never ride your scooter when loading
it into a vehicle, failure to observe this warning could put you into a dangerous
situation. Always make certain your scooter and any ancillary parts are correctly
tied down in the transport vehicle to prevent movement during acceleration,
deceleration and braking. Most modern cars have anchor points on the bed of
your car/trunk/SUV to secure your scooter and accessories.
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TRANSPORTING YOUR LUGGIE
FIG 17 FIG 18 FIG 19
FIG 20 FIG 21