So you're learning how to ride a scooter for the very first time.
Well, this is a beginner's guide to help you along with that process.
First things first, is a good riding position.
You want to ride with your head in a upward forward position.
And you want you back to be straight.
you want you arms to bent at a 90 degree angle.
Now moving on to starting the scooter.
To start the scooter
you want to
turn off the kill switch button,
turn the key,
hold the brake, and then press the start button or the ignition button.
Now before you start to drive you should know that
you should never have your hands hovered over the brakes.
and then you want to make sure you always have your wrist straight when you pull the throttle.
Never bend your wrist when pulling the throttle.
Pull off slowly. Not to fast.
You want to be able to get your balance.
So you want to pull the throttle nice and slow. Not too tight, not too hard.
and maybe even jerk it a few times just to get the hang of it.
And if you've ever ridden a bicycle before then you know that,
the faster you go the easier it is to keep your balance.
So you want to work yourself you to a steady speed.
It's all about taking it slow.
So I'm going to start pulling the throttle at a slow steady speed.
So slow.
Pulling the throttle slowing.
you can keep you legs on the ground and kind of move with the bike.
and then once you get to a speed where your legs are move fast than the scooter can keep up.
you want to lift your legs off the road and keep that steady speed.
Now you'll see.
move my feet as I slowly go
I'm going to walk with the scooter
once I gain enough speed
and my feet can't keep up with the scooter feet anymore. I'm going to left them up.
and when you're driving, especially at high speeds
never squeeze the brakes too hard, too fast. Because you can lock the wheel.
and locking the wheel,
can cause you to drop the scooter.
and you fall off your bike as well
or scooter.
So I'm going to show you again what my legs look like going forward.
So you'll see my legs as I'm slowly pulling. I'll walk my legs forward.
and once I get a fast enough speed, I'll lift them.
and there you have it.
If you stick with this "Walk-With-It, Run-With-It" method.
Riding a scooter is as easy as riding a bike.
And that's your guide of riding a scooter for the very first time.
If you like this video, please let me know in the comment section below.
I also have a guide if how to ride a scooter "For Dummies"
However that video is a bit of Tom foolery. Me playing, joking around, being silly.
You're welcome to check out that video too. You might find some tips helpful in that video as well.
Thank you for listening. Thank you for watching and I will see you guys later. Bye.