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Your local regulations may classify the e-scooter as a motorized vehicle. When using the e-scooter,
you must follow all applicable laws (including, without limitation, those applicable to traffic,
pedestrians, parking, and charging), including any helmet laws in your country.
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Before each use, the rider should carry out a basic safety check on the e-scooter, including checking
for: (i) any warning signals present; (ii) sufficient battery charge; (iii) safe operation in any direction;
and (iv) any sign of damage or other obvious problems. The rider must not ride the e-scooter if there
are any noticeable issues and must notify the authorized after-sale service about the problems.
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The e-scooter is a recreational transporter. To master it, you need practice.
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The manufacturer, distributor, or seller are not responsible for any injury, damage or death caused by
the rider
’
s inexperience or failure to follow the instructions, warnings and recommendations in this
manual.
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Understand that you can reduce the risks by following all the instructions and warnings in this manual,
but you cannot eliminate them entirely. Remember that whenever you ride the e-scooter, you risk
injury or death, or damage to property from loss of control, collisions, and other accidents.
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For your own safety, you should always wear appropriate protective gear when riding the e-scooter.
EU-approved helmet must be worn at all times. The helmet needs to be correctly sized, fitted, and
fastened according to the
manufacturer’s
instructions. Hand, elbow, knee, and other protections are
recommended. Rider assumes all risk related to not wearing a helmet or other protective gear.
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Do not wear loose or hanging clothing, shoelaces, etc., that can get caught in the wheels of the e-
scooter.
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Wearing comfortable clothes or sportswear is recommended.