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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE __
Riding the scooter can be dangerous activity . Scooters can an d are intended to move and for that reason it is
possible for you to find yourself in dangerous situations and / or loss of control and / or falling . This may lead to serious
injuries or EVEN death, when inappropriate safety measures are used. Use at your personal risk and with common sense.
This manual contains a lot of warnings and safety measures, which you must explain to your child and which if not
followed can lead to serious consequences.
First start practicing in an area where there are no other participants in traffic or ask someone to lead you
through your first steps.
Sudden moves and twisting of the upper part of the body may lead to loss of balance .
1.Hold the handles with your hands, place one foot on the platform and the other on the ground.
2.Pay attention to your surroundings and make sure that the place you are going to ride is clear.
3. Push with one foot at the side of the scooter in order to give it a boost .
4.Turn the handlebar to the left or right, in order to turn.
5.Repeat this action of pushing, in order to keep moving .
6.In order to stop or slow down, put the foot that pushes the scooter on the ground. If you tilt too much to the left or
right, you can turn the scooter and fall. The scooter does not have a starting device, but it has a breaking device , which
does not activate automatically . It is located over the rear wheel and is pressed with your foot to reduce the turning of
the wheel, which leads to stopping of the scooter.
7.Practice balancing on the scooter before you start riding it.
STOPPING WITH THE SCOOTER __
Do not ride with bare feet. Always wear shoes! The scooter does not have a starting device. It has a stopping
device, which does not activate automatically . Stopping is an important skill and must be acquired in time. Adapt your
speed to your skills and ride with foresight. Avoid steep terrains, until you have mastered completely riding and stopping
on even surface. Never lift your hands - hold the handlebar firmly.
1.Make sure that you hold the handlebar firmly with both hands and
move in a straight line . Slide one foot back towards the rear wheel of
the scooter.
2.With the heel of this foot gradually apply pressure on the brake
mechanism. This will reduce the speed and will finally lead to stopping
of the scooter.
WARNING ! The breaking mechanism can get heated during use . DO
NOT touch the brake after stopping!
While using the brake never touch it or the wheels – during continuous use
for reduction of the speed and during stopping their temperature rises and you may burn your hands!
SAFETY WARNINGS __
It is recommended for the user to wear full, tested for safety protective equipment and personal protective
means . The full protective equipment includes: helmet, knee pads, elbow protectors and wrist protectors. Be sides that
we recommend that you also wear light reflective cloths . L ong sleeves and trousers will protect your child from scrapes, if
it happens to fall. Riding a scooter may be dangerous. The protective equipment cannot ensure full protection from
injuries, but will h elp avoid more serious injuries .
Do not leave the product under the negative effects of external factors such as rain, snow and direct sunlight . Store it
in dry and well ventilated places .
In order to avoid falls, collisions and i njuries the child must master specific skills. The child must learn to ride correctly
in the presence of a parent or guardian. To be used in the presence, under the control and direct monitoring of an adult.
It is important to never leave the child on its own ! Before first use you must make sure, that your child knows and has
mastered the skills to use it correctly and safely. This is the only way for the child to avoid eventual falls or collisions,
where it can injure itself or others around it. It must be careful around other children, dogs, bicycles etc. and to show
foresight and expect the mistakes of others . Riding the scooter must be in places where your child will be able to improve
their skills. Do not use in busy streets, with traffic, main roads, uneven hills, uneven and wet surfaces, around pools
and stairs . Children must observe the rules of the road and be careful with pedestrians. The scooter must always be
ridden in the right land and
overtake from the left side. When they want to join the traf fic, they should signal with
their hand, for the other participants in the traffic to see them. The road traffic law applies to scooter riders.
It
is not allowed for scooter riders to be pulled by cars, buses and other motor or motorless vehicles . Suitable surfaces for