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What type of helmet should I wear?
For the typical speeds of urban e-scooters, a standard bicycle helmet (CE EN 1078) is the minimum requirement. For higher-performance models or for added protection, consider a full-face or downhill mountain bike helmet. Ensure it fits snugly and is securely fastened.
How do I maintain my e-scooter's battery for a longer lifespan?
- Avoid regularly draining the battery to 0% or leaving it at 100% charge for extended periods.
- Store your e-scooter in a dry place away from extreme temperatures.
- Use only the official charger provided by KuKirin.
- If storing the scooter for several weeks (e.g., over winter), charge the battery to approximately 60%.
Can I ride my e-scooter in the rain?
KuKirin recommends avoiding riding in rain or on wet surfaces whenever possible. While many models have water-resistance ratings (like IP54) that offer protection against light spray or accidental puddles, riding in wet conditions significantly increases risks:
- Electrical Damage: Water ingress can permanently damage the battery, display, and motor, leading to costly repairs not covered by warranty.
- Reduced Traction & Braking: Wet pavements, road markings, and metal surfaces (like tram tracks or drain covers) become extremely slippery, greatly increasing the risk of skidding and falls.
- Impaired Visibility: Rain reduces your visibility to cars, pedestrians, and other vehicles, while also making it harder for you to see road hazards.
If you are caught in unexpected light rain:
- Ride with extreme caution, significantly reduce your speed, and avoid sharp turns or sudden braking.
- Do not ride through puddles, flowing water, or during heavy downpours.
- Immediately after your ride, thoroughly dry the scooter with a soft cloth, paying special attention to the deck, brakes, and stem area to prevent corrosion and electrical issues.
What should I do if my e-scooter gets a flat tire?
First, consult your user manual. Many KuKirin models feature puncture-resistant or solid tires to minimize this risk. If you have a model with air-filled tires and get a flat, you may need to replace the inner tube. This can be done at home with the right tools or by taking your scooter to a professional bike or e-scooter repair shop.


