SAFETY ADVICES
As with any mechanical component, a vehicle is subject to high stress and
wear.
Different materials and components may react differently to wear or fatigue.
If the expected life of a component is exceeded, it may suddenly break and
risk injuring the user. Cracks, scratches and discoloration in high stress
areas indicate that the component has exceeded its life and should be
replaced. EN 17128:2020 (F) city traffic involves crossing many obstacles,
such as sidewalks or steps. It is recommended to avoid jumping obstacles. It
is important to anticipate and adapt your trajectory and speed to those of a
pedestrian before crossing obstacles. It is also recommended to get out of
the vehicle when these obstacles become dangerous due to their shape,
their height or the risk of skidding they present. Keep the plastic protection
out of the reach of children to avoid any risk of suffocation. Take the time to
learn the basics of the practice to prevent a serious accident from occurring
during the first months. Avoid high traffic areas or congested areas; in all
cases, anticipate your trajectory and speed while respecting the highway
code, the pedestrian code and the most vulnerable beings; signal your
presence when approaching a pedestrian or cyclist who may not have seen
or heard the vehicle; cross the protected passages while walking; in any
case, pay attention to yourself and to others; not to divert the vehicle from
its initial use; this vehicle is not intended for acrobatic use; be careful, the
brake can heat up when it is used. Do not touch it after use; regularly check
the tightness of the various bolted elements, in particular the road axles, the
folding system, the steering system and the brake axle, eliminate sharp
edges caused by use; do not modify or alter the vehicle, including the
steering tube and sleeve, the stem, the folding mechanism and the rear
brake.
In the event of a breakdown or accident, do not touch your vehicle, place it
in a safe place, call the emergency services and your dealer to have your
vehicle taken care of by a professional.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS
REMINDER OF THE PRECAUTIONS BEFORE DRIVING
Wear a helmet and other body protection / Drive carefully / Maximum user
height 2.10m - Minimum user height 1.50m / Get to know your vehicle and
practice riding the electric scooter before riding on the road / Remember to
select the riding mode that suits you / Any load attached to the handlebars
will affect the stability of the vehicle / In order to deal with sudden situations,
be ready to slow down by holding the brake at all times / Before turning ,
remember to slow down when encountering road obstacles, be sure to slow
down / Do not take stony paths or bad roads / Learn to use the front brake:
most of the braking power comes from the front brake / Be careful because
there is a risk of burns due to the heat of the engine and the brakes (in
particular the brake disc and its caliper) after use/ Please always use two
hands to hold handlebars and pay attention to road and traffic conditions/
Do not ride with the kickstand down/ Do not wear earphones, headphones
or earphones while riding/ Never ride under the influence of drugs or
alcohol/ Adapt your speed (and your safety distance) according to your
environment and in wet weather so that you can stop your scooter at any
time/ When riding with other people, keep a safety distance of at least 6
meters between you to reduce the risk of collisions. The braking distance in
wet weather is extended, be careful / This device can be used by children
from 12 years old under the supervision of an adult, and by people with
reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities or at a lack of experience and
knowledge provided that they are properly supervised or that they have
received prior instructions from a person responsible for their safety relating
to the use of the device in complete safety and that the risks incurred are
apprehended / Do not hesitate to contact your salesperson to be referred to
an appropriate training organization.
48 USER MANUAL - EN
USER MANUAL - EN 49
