Mountain Trike MT push, User Manual

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3.4 Night Riding
Your MT push does not come supplied with lights or approved reflectors.
1. Night riding presents increased risk over riding in the day as visibility is reduced.
2. Push more slowly as the lower visibility will reduce the time available for you to react to
hazards. Expect the unexpected!
3. Conditions can also be colder at night, so ensure you take enough warm clothes
3.5 Adding Accessories and Changing Components
Many of the components on the MT push are standard mountain bike parts which may be
changed if you wish. However, changing components is done so at your own risk as they may not
have been tested by the manufacturer for compatibility or performance. Consult your dealer
before changing any components.
Only use approved accessories and parts. Follow the associated instructions when installing them.
Please consult your MT push dealer as some parts can only be fitted by a qualified technician or if
you require any other assistance with fitting accessories.
WARNING - Failure to confirm compatibility, properly install, operate and maintain any
component or accessory can compromise safety causing the User to lose control and fall.
WARNING - Fitting components or parts to your MT push which are not Mountain Trike
Company Ltd approved replacements may compromise your safety and may void the
warranty. Check with your dealer before changing any components on your MT push.
4.0 Service
The MT push is a highly technical piece of equipment and must be maintained and serviced
appropriately to provide the required service life and safe operating performance. The MT push
shares many features and systems of high specification mountain bikes and the maintenance and
service regimes are therefore similar.
Due to the potential safety risks of operating a badly maintained MT push, it is recommended
that you consult your MT push dealer for all your maintenance needs and servicing, and follow
the recommended maintenance schedule, shown in 4.2. However, some maintenance can and
should be performed by the user and requires no special tools.