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Don't carry extra passengers or heavy loads, as this may damage the
motor and battery.
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Don’t ride under the influence of drugs or alcohol, or when feeling unwell.
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Don’t ride at night without lights. If the lights are not working it may be
safer to get off and walk with the bike.
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Don’t allow the bike to be used by young people under 14 years. The
minimum legal age for riding an electric bicycle in the UK is 14 years.
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Please follow the Highway Code for the safety of yourself and others.
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If you are new to cycling or an inexperienced rider, find a quiet place to
practise and gain confidence before trying to ride on busier roads. Buy a
copy of the Highway Code; most newsagents sell it.
Cycle training courses for adults and young people are run nationally. For
more information call the cycle training hotline on 0870 607 0415 or visit
www.ctc.org.uk
Bike storage and maintenance:
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Don’t leave the bike in the rain for long periods, or in damp conditions:
always store in a dry place.
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Don't leave the bike in direct sunlight for long periods, as this may cause
some of the electrical components to overheat and result in operation
failure.
Warning:
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Don't tamper with, or disassemble complex electrical components.
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Don’t touch the bottom of the battery case with keys or other metal
objects in case they damage the electrical connectors between the bike
and battery.