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WaRRanty eXCePtions

  The warranty does not cover damage or wear and tear caused by: 

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External mechanical, chemical or temperature factors

 

 

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Accidents, misuse, sabotage, negligence or natural disasters

 

 

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Improper assembly

 

 

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Failure to observe the guidelines issued in this User Manual in regards to handling, use or  

   maintenance of the LYRIC

 

 

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Improper maintenance or repair work (see chapter 4 "Repairs" and "Maintenance")

 

 

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Changes of any kind to the original LYRIC

 

 

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Illegal use of the equipment

 

 

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Use of LYRIC parts for other purposes

 

 

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Use in races, competitions or as rentals

 

 

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Improper battery use or storage

 

  The warranty also does not cover any paint damage or scratches, normal wear and tear to parts, in particular 

tires, inner tubes, brake pads, handles and protective coatings, or any other wear and tear caused by the 
normal use of the LYRIC.

 

seCondaRy WaRRanty 

LYRIC International will not accept liability for incidental or indirect losses or damages caused by 

 

eXClusion 

    the use of the LYRIC.

 

limited liability

  All LYRIC products have been developed, manufactured and sold for their intended use as detailed in the 

instructions for use. They should not be used with other engines or with any other forms of propulsion 
or batteries other than those supplied.  LYRIC International and its authorized dealers will not accept 
liability for any injuries or damages of any kind caused by the improper use of the LYRIC. This warranty 
only gives the user the limited rights that are stated by law.

 

4 . 4 Rig Ht of R e tu R n

 

  The right of return only applies to unused equipment which is still in its original packaging. The right  

of return and refund of the purchase price is only possible within 10 days of purchase from the dealer 
where the LYRIC was purchased and upon provision of the original receipt with the VIN number.

 

4 . 5 tR an s P oRt

 

  You can easily transport the collapsible LYRIC in almost any car with the handle bar and platform folded. 

When transporting the LYRIC, you must first remove the battery set from the frame. To transport 
the LYRIC via airplane, please make sure you research safety regulations in regards to the transport 
of Lithium batteries. There might be restrictions, depending on the airline you are using.

Summary of Contents for RUN3R

Page 1: ...1 U S E R S M A N U A L...

Page 2: ...6 2 3 Fold Handlebar 6 2 4 Insert Batteries 7 2 5 Lock Batteries 7 3 LYRIC Features 3 1 Batteries 8 3 2 Remote Key Alarm 9 3 3 Left Handlebar Features 10 3 4 Right Handlebar Features 10 4 Consumer Inf...

Page 3: ...capable of safely riding a bicycle on his her own No Stunts or HORSEPLAY The LYRIC is not developed for any type of tricks stunts jumping wheelies or racing Not a Disability Device The LYRIC has not b...

Page 4: ...h standing water under any circumstances Do not ride on stairs escalators or through revolving doors Do not ride off curbs 1 3 Protective Gear NOTE Always inform yourself about local regulations regar...

Page 5: ...ion of the rider must be directed toward operating the LYRIC Both Hands and Feet While driving the LYRIC both hands should be kept on the handlebar and both feet should be kept on the platform Luggage...

Page 6: ...oing downhill never exceed a speed of 35km h 22mph Instead use the brakes to slow down or push the LYRIC If driving across a slope the driver must balance the inclination by leaning his her body uphil...

Page 7: ...pivot 3 when folding out the platform you could get seriously injured Fold out the rear part of the platform 4 by 180 so that the two parts form an entire platform and the LYRIC stands firmly on all t...

Page 8: ...mly on the cylinder the stem should not move up or down and the safety lock button should sit correctly in its proper position 4 Adjust counter nut 5 of the quick release until you feel a strong press...

Page 9: ...an L at the beginning of its number the right one with an R You must always use battery sets with the same serial number together i e R000455 with L000455 2 5 Lock Batteries Lock battery to the batte...

Page 10: ...ignition system See chapter 3 2 Remote Key Alarm for more information Charging of Batteries 1 First connect the AC power cord to a standard socket outlet 110 240Vac 50 or 60Hz 2 Then connect the DC co...

Page 11: ...ttery after use Keep original batteries as a pair same serial number Dispose of battery through LYRIC International or distributor STORAGE Always store battery fully charged Recharge battery at least...

Page 12: ...s right operates front brakes Primarily use left brake lever Only use right brake lever in addition to the left brake lever if further brake force is required 3 4 Right Handlebar FEATURES Throttle F U...

Page 13: ...aced The LYRIC GLF3R has solid tires so there is no tube Tire rim size recommended Maximum pressure front 16 18 tire 2 0 bar 29 psi 2 8 bar 40 psi rear 4 6 rim 2 2 bar 32 psi 3 5 bar 50 psi Replacing...

Page 14: ...e original purchaser PERIOD OF WARRANTY Subject to the exclusions limitations and conditions stated below the warranty for the LYRIC batteries BATTERIES AND CHARGER and charger covers a period of two...

Page 15: ...LYRIC products have been developed manufactured and sold for their intended use as detailed in the instructions for use They should not be used with other engines or with any other forms of propulsion...

Page 16: ...ntacts on the LYRIC are completely dry 4 7 Disposal The LYRIC is a quality product designed for durability and is capable of withstanding heavy use With appropriate use and adequate care the life span...

Page 17: ...n Check if the brake light is on If yes then the electric switch may be activated or is stuck in the with the remote key but on position on one of the brake levers If the switch continues to get stuck...

Page 18: ...oads and public places In some countries it is forbidden to use the LYRIC in public areas If you are uncertain regarding the local legislation contact your local authorities for information or contact...

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