1. Listen to the machine
Make careful observations to how the wheel reacts when riding. This will help you understand what the wheel wants you to do for faster growth and better riding experience.
2. Practice the stops
As seen in the video, the death wobbles can occur exactly at the time you want to slow down or stop. Stopping safely is part of the riding and is absolutely essential.
3. Have a little fun
These things are usually pretty robust and can take some hits - it should also protect you to an extent and allow you to be more adventurous. So go on and put those hours on you and miles on the machine!
As the saying goes, If you feel scared, that's exactly when you jump -
On the day I purchased my Sherman Max I got home and charged it up to 90% and headed out to Vancouver's famous Seawall Bike path.