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Owner’s Manual

Range & Performance

Your range results are a direct reflection of your riding habits. The more conservatively you ride, the better range you 

can expect from your 

sport

 scooter.

Key factors that will affect range include speed, acceleration, number of starts/stops, load weight, air temperature and 

terrain.

Ride conservatively when you first get your 

sport

 and adjust your riding style to reflect what you want out of your ride.

Modulated riding

Streamlined seat position

Reduced cargo

Tyres correctly inflated

Lower speeds

Fewer stops

Flat terrain

Smooth roads

Warmer weather
No wind/tailwind

Dry roads

Aggressive riding

Upright seating position

Heavier cargo

Tyres under-inflated

Higher speeds

More stop/start

Hilly terrain

Bumpy roads

Cooler weather

Headwind

Wet/slippery roads

Decrease Range

Increase Range

Summary of Contents for Sport 2022

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual ...

Page 2: ...nual Welcome Welcome to the Benzina Zero Family The sport is powered by the latest in high performance Bosch technology The sport will tackle everything the urban jungle can throw at it and more Owner s Manual 2022 ...

Page 3: ...ery Brakes and Tyres Battery Allow 5 to 8 cycles for optimal battery performance as the system analyses your battery characteristics During the first 200km do no run your battery below 40 Brakes and tyres Ride slowly and apply brakes gently to run in tyres and brake pads during the first 100km We recommend keeping speed below 45km h during the run in period Warning Throughout this Owner s Manual t...

Page 4: ...atteries 14 Remove Refit the Batteries 14 Battery Storage 15 Operating Temperature 15 Charge Intervals 15 Long Term Storage 15 Charging 16 17 Charging Options 16 Charger Operations 16 Charger Features 16 Safety Information 17 Limited Warranty 17 Range Performance 18 Riding Modes 19 Performance Modes 19 Reverse Mode 19 Pre Ride 20 Pre Ride Inspection 20 Starting Procedure 20 Riding 21 Throttle 21 B...

Page 5: ... Always be extra cautious at intersections and in high traffic situations A compliant motorcycle helmet must be worn at all times when riding Wearing a rider jacket gloves and boots is strongly advised Ensure that you hold the required rider licence for your state or country Never lend your vehicle to an inexperienced rider Never ride in another driver s blind spot Above all ride to live employ co...

Page 6: ...verview 1 Rear view mirror 2 Front brake lever 3 Front indicator 4 Headlamp 5 Front suspension 6 Pillion footpegs 7 Rear disc brake 8 Rear brake caliper 9 Rear reflector and number plate light 10 Seat 11 Underseat storage 12 Storage pockets 13 Ignition 14 Throttle ...

Page 7: ...de Overview 1 Rear brake lever 2 Bluetooth audio system 3 USB charger 4 Carry hook 5 Twin battery compartments 6 Tail light 7 Rear indicator 8 Rear suspension 9 Motor 10 Centre stand 11 Side stand 12 Charging socket 13 Front brake caliper 14 Front disc brake ...

Page 8: ...trols 1 One key recovery switch 2 Hazard light switch 3 Headlight switch 4 Performance mode switch 5 Throttle 6 Passing switch forward of handlebar 7 High beam and low beam 8 Indicator switch 9 Horn 10 Reverse mode switch Left handlebar Right handlebar ...

Page 9: ...splay 1 Accumulated ride time 2 Speed 3 Real time current display 4 Fault code warning indicator 5 Headlight indicator 6 Right turn indicator 7 Charging indicator 8 Fault warning indicator 9 Odometer and trip meter 10 Battery percentage indicator 11 Mode indicator 12 Low battery warning indicator 13 Ready indicator 14 Left turn indicator 15 High beam indicator ...

Page 10: ...e page 11 To activate the alarm system press the alarm on button once The lights will flash and a confirmation tone will sound once Important For the security of your scooter ensure that you use the steering lock every time you park your sport see page 11 Important The sport will self activate the alarm 15 seconds after the vehicle is powered off Power On Off via Key Remote After deactivating the ...

Page 11: ...o the steering lock position 4 If the steering lock does not immediately engage gently move the handlebars a few degrees left to right while turning the key Disengaging Steering Lock 1 Handlebars will be in the full left position 2 From the steering lock position push the ignition switch in and rotate key clockwise to the power off position 3 If the steering lock does not immediately disengage gen...

Page 12: ... left 5 Turn the key anticlockwise to the lock position Warning If side stand is down the scooter will not operate Centre Stand The centre stand should be used when parking the scooter for extend ed periods or when undertaking maintenance 1 Turn scooter off 2 While dismounted hold the left hand grip with your left hand 3 With your right hand hold the under seat grip 4 While applying firm pressure ...

Page 13: ...inable technology and does not use heavy metals like mercury or cadmium found in other batteries The battery in your sport uses high quality lithium technology it s at the forefront of rechargeable cell technology with superior reliability recharging time and power to weight ratio The battery does not develop charge memory so you can recharge as frequently as it is convenient to do so ...

Page 14: ...ry is installed correctly as per diagram with battery charging socket located towards the other battery 5 Route battery charge cable correctly as per diagram and connect charge cable to charge socket ensuring the blue locking collar is secure Accessing the Batteries 1 Deactivate alarm system see page 10 2 Open underseat storage see page 22 to reveal back battery com partment and unlock front batte...

Page 15: ...tery due to unsuitable use and care of the battery is not covered under warranty The handling conditions described above must be followed or warranty will be voided Battery Storage Storing the battery for extended periods longer than 2 months can result in minimal loss of capacity maximum 1 2 Storing the battery in ideal conditions will obtain optimum safety and minimise the effect of capacity los...

Page 16: ...aneously Charger Operations Make sure the charger is firmly connected to the charging socket Important Plug the charger into the battery after plugging into the standard AC outlet The charger will be turned off automatically after the battery is fully charged Unplug the charger from AC outlet when the charger is not in use Important Unplug the charger from AC outlet before unplugging the battery C...

Page 17: ... drag the power cord itself to reduce risk of damaging power cord Important These techniques will ensure system integrity and will precisely control the charging voltage and current The battery will be fully charged but not overcharged Warning You must only use the charger supplied by Benzina Zero Do not use aftermarket products with the battery Warning Chargers are not designed to be carried onbo...

Page 18: ...errain Ride conservatively when you first get your sport and adjust your riding style to reflect what you want out of your ride Modulated riding Streamlined seat position Reduced cargo Tyres correctly inflated Lower speeds Fewer stops Flat terrain Smooth roads Warmer weather No wind tailwind Dry roads Aggressive riding Upright seating position Heavier cargo Tyres under inflated Higher speeds More ...

Page 19: ...t the scooter the default mode set to 2 Reverse Mode 1 Hold down the reverse mode switch and twist the throttle to slowly reverse the scooter The display will show the scooter switch from the chosen performance mode to the reverse mode 2 Once you release the reverse switch the scooter with return to the previous performance mode Warning Ensure that the brakes are engaged when switching between mod...

Page 20: ...rge level Contact an authorised Benzina Zero dealer if you identify an issue Warning If the pre ride inspection is not conducted before using the sport damage to equipment or severe injury could result Pre Ride Starting Procedure 1 Deactivate alarm system see page 10 2 Turn ignition clockwise to the power on position see page 11 3 Mount the sport and move side stand to up position 4 Ensure the cen...

Page 21: ...ressure to both rear and front brake control levers Ensure that you shift your body weight to a stable position and brace against the force of deceleration to maintain control of the scooter Always brake before entering a turn a firm application of brakes mid turn may result in loss of control When braking in wet conditions or on loose surfaces braking maneuver should be smooth a sudden applicatio...

Page 22: ...y The sport comes equipped with a cargo rack underseat storage two storage pockets and a carry hook Accessing Underseat Storage To access the underseat storage turn the ignition switch anti clockwise until you hear the latch release Warning Weight distribution is an important factor in the stability and control of the vehicle Take care when adding accessories or cargo as this can affect the perfor...

Page 23: ...mpacted when carrying a pillion passenger due to additional weight Ensure that the pillion passenger Holds on to the operator Places feet on the pillion foot pegs Leans into corners with the operator Important All Benzina Zero accessories are designed and tested to ensure that each it is fit for use Benzina Zero cannot be held liable for incompatibility or damages incurred by the use of non genuin...

Page 24: ...over Wipe switches with damp cloth Warning Do not allow water to enter the battery compartment If cleaning the battery attach terminal covers and wipe with a damp cloth Do not use hydrocarbon based cleaning products as paint damage may result Do not use spray protectant on brake components or tyres Tyres Standard tyres for the sport are 12 inch tubeless Inflation pressure should be checked on cold...

Page 25: ...contact with eyes How to check the brake fluid Brake fluid reservoirs are located on the handlebars The front brake is on the right handlebar and rear brake is on the left handlebar The procedure for checking the brake fluid is identical for both brakes 1 Put the scooter on centre stand for stability 2 Ensure that the scooter is on flat level ground and that the handlebars are straight 3 Check to ...

Page 26: ... sport you can play any audio through the on board speakers using your device 5 Use the volume up and volume down buttons to adjust the volume to your preference 6 Use the next and previous buttons to go forward or back from the current track Important The Bluetooth audio system will turn off once the ignition is turned off Important Connection to a paired device will be established automatically ...

Page 27: ...VIN Location Secure Vehicle Identification SVI Australia Only Motor Number Location Owner s Manual 27 Vehicle Identification Ride Side View Ride Side View Rear wall of underseat storage ...

Page 28: ...a Zero Australian Warranty Benzina Zero will repair or replace any defects in the materials or workmanship of sport that are notified to Benzina Zero during the warranty period as follows Major components a 24 month or 10 000 kilometre warranty on the battery controller gauge and motor See the terms and conditions of the product warranty See full warranty details in the Service Manual ...

Page 29: ... Portable and Onboard Braking Features Front and rear hydraulic disc brakes with CBS combined braking system Twin batteries LCD dash LED headlamp Bluetooth audio system 3 performance modes reverse mode remote start function 12 inch wheels Range tested at constant 45km h with 85kg rider ...

Page 30: ...30 Owner s Manual Notes ...

Page 31: ...r All information in this publication is based on the latest production information available at the time of the last version release Benzina Zero reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice Owner s Manual 2022 ...

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