Lucky Prospect Series, Rider'S Manual

Lubricating your bearings

To keep your scooter fast and smooth you need to 

lubricate your bearings. You will need to take off your 

wheels to lubricate your wheel bearings, this is done by 

taking 2 - 5mm allen wrenches and turning them counter-

clockwise. The wheels may need some encouragement 

to slide out. Using a damp cloth wipe any dirt or grime on 

your wheels and bearings. Using bicycle bearing oil, or 

Bones Speed Cream, place 3 to 4 drops directly on the 

bearing covers and allow the oil to sink in. If the wheels 

do not spin freely after this you might need to replace your 

bearings.

Adjusting or tightening your compression

If your bars start to shake or move side to side, this 

means your clamp is loose or your compression needs 

to be tightened. To tighten the compression; do so by 

removing your handle bars and with your 5mm allen 

wrench insert it in the allen bolt on top of the HIC SHIM or 

SCS top cap, as demonstrated on previous page. Turning 

it in a clock-wise direction, add light pressure and tighten 

until some pressure is felt in the allen wrench. The forks 

should still spin freely, however if over tightened you can 

restrict the movement and damage your compression or 

headset. To tighten the clamp lightly tighten each bolt on 

the clamp or scs alternating bolts until all bolts are tight. If 

you tighten one bolt too much while the others are loose 

you will damage the clamp not allowing the clamp to 

tighten properly and will void warranty. Adult supervision 

recommended. 

If you like a clean scooter

Never use any cleaning agents to clean your scooter, 

doing so may damage paint or materials. Use a damp or 

wet rag to wipe off any street dirt or park grime. Use a 

dry plastic bristle brush or dry paint brush to brush away 

dirt. Avoid putting water directly on grip tape and never 

submerge your scooter in water, it is not a submarine!

Before each ride

Always make sure your scooter is in legit mechanical 

shape before you head out to ride. Always check your 

scooter for loose clamp bolts, loose axle bolts, loose 

compression, loose headset, loose grips, loose brake, 
or any other loose parts. Always check the 

deck, bars 

and wheels for any signs of stress, cracks or heavy 

damage. Scooters are tough but not invincible. Replace 

any worn parts immediately!

RIDER GUIDE & maintenance

EVO COMPLETE > 

SCS

HOW TO ASSEMBLE YOUR RIDE

1.

Install the Bars:

Loosen the top three SCS bolts 

slightly and “press” the bar down tube 

into the SCS, twisting if necessary. 

The bar will slide nicely into the SCS. 

The SCS clamp bolts should be 

towards the rear of the scooter as 

shown in the picture

2. Align the wheel:

Align the front wheel to be straight 

and aligned with the bars, lightly 

tighten the SCS clamp bolts 

alternating between each bolt until 

all bolts are tight. If you tighten one 

bolt too much while the others are 

loose you will damage the clamp 

not allowing the clamp to tighten 

properly and will void warranty.