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3.  SAFETY FIRST:

 

3.1.  THE BASICS: 

    

WARNING: 

The water area in which you will ride may require specific safety devices. It is your responsibility to 

familiarize  yourself  with  the  laws  of  the  water  area  where  you  ride  and  to  comply  with  all  applicable  laws, 
including properly equipping yourself and your Scooter surf as the law requires. Observe all local water laws and 
regulations. 

It’s your responsibility to know and obey the laws.

 

    

WARNING 

AND PRECAUTIONS:

 

3.1.1. 

Respect country, federal and local regulations as well as best practices afloat.

 

3.1.2. 

It is a dangerous sport. This product use can lead to some unexpected risks for the user, accidents and 
dangers. 

3.1.3. 

Always use this  product carefully. Do not use apart from  the terms of use. An  abusive use can  lead to 
serious injuries or death.

 

3.1.4. 

Use this product only if you are in a good physical condition and if you are a good swimmer. 

3.1.5. You are in charge of your own safety and of the 

others’ around you when you use this product.

 

3.1.6. 

If you are under 18, you need a legal guardian to read with you these warnings and safety precautions.

 

Use only under adult supervision.

 

3.1.7. 

Do not use this product if you are under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medications.

 

3.1.8. 

Failure to wear a helmet when you get on or off from the solid ground may result in serious injury or death. 

3.1.9. Maybe your states require specific safety devices. It is your responsibility to familiarize yourself with the 
laws of the state where you ride and to comply with  all  applicable  laws,  including  properly equipping yourself 
and  your  Scooter  surf  as  the  law  requires.  Observe  all  local  Scooter  surf  laws  and  regulations.  Observe 
regulations  about  Water  Scooter  surf,  licensing  of  water  Scooter  Surf,  riding  on  the  water,  laws  regulating 
Scooter Surf path and trail use, helmet laws on the water, special water traffic  laws. 

it’s your responsibility to 

know and obey the laws. 

3.1.9. 

Loose  or  damaged  handlebar  grips  or  extensions  can  cause  you  to  lose  control  and  fall.  Unplugged 

handlebars or extensions can cut you and cause serious injury in an otherwise minor accident. 

3.1.10. 

Correct  tightening  force  on  fasteners 

–nuts, bolts, screws on your Scooter surf is important. Too  little 

force and the fastener may not hold securely. Too much force and the fastener can strip parts, stretch, deform 
or break. Either way, incorrect tightening force can result in component failure,  which can cause you to lose 
control, fall or lost pieces on the water... 

3.1.11. 

This  product  users  must  understand  that  a  SCOOTER  SURF  sport  practice  (seated  or  standing)  can 

leads to serious injuries and even death. Always respect local or federal laws. Exercise common sense while 
using this product. 

3.1.12. 

Do not use it alone, additional support is well recommended. 

3.1.13. 

Do not use in extreme conditions (with winds or currents, white waters, or dangerous tide). 

3.1.14. 

Be aware of changing weather conditions. 

3.1.15. 

Check with local authorities about weather, sea or body of water conditions. 

3.1.16. 

Do not overestimate your own abilities and do not underestimate the forces of nature. 

3.1.17. 

Be aware of your own limits. 

3.1.18. 

Always wear a licensed personal flotation device which is approved by your local authority, as CE, ISO, 

the Coast Guard (type 3) etc. 

3.1.19. 

This SCOOTER SURF has been designed for a domestic use only. Not for a commercial use. Do not use 

this  product  for  other  purposes  than  those  intended.  Any  commercial,  public,  or  corporate  use  cancel  every 
guarantee. 

3.1.20. 

Deflate the board when it stays on in direct sunlight. 

3.1.21. 

Sandy environment can damage the water SCOOTER SURF. 

3.1.22. 

Do not dive headfirst from your SCOOTER SURF. 

3.1.23. 

Do not us the Scooter surf nearby reefs or rocks or other elements likely to damage the Scooter Surf. 

3.1.24. 

Do not use your SCOOTER SURF in white water. 

Summary of Contents for SCOOTER SURF

Page 1: ...understand something please contact to Red Shark Scooter Surf ES IMPORTANTE Si no entiende algo por favor contacte con Red Shark Scooter Surf F IMPORTANT Si vous ne comprenez pas quelque chose veuille...

Page 2: ...t of the SCOOTER SURF on the water 26 14 Scooter surf as a BOARD stand up paddle 27 15 Instructions for transport and storage 27 16 What to look for 28 17 The lifespan of your Scooter Surf and its com...

Page 3: ...anual carefully You will learn more about safety the various parts components and technologies many of which may be new to you and are designed specifically for this Scooter surf Please whatever your...

Page 4: ...conditions By purchasing and or using Red Shark Scooter Surf Products you acknowledge agree and understand the danger s involved in using Red Shark Scooter Surf products and accessories You on behalf...

Page 5: ...to the SCOOTER SURF big or small contact Red Shark Scooter Surf Do not modify the security features of the SCOOTER SURF Any change in the weight of the SCOOTER SURF can significantly affectits stabili...

Page 6: ...ance and service information for specific components on your water Scooter surf or for accessories that youpurchase may also be available Make sure that your seller or dealer has given you all the man...

Page 7: ...e helmet laws on the water special water traffic laws it s your responsibility to know and obey the laws 3 1 9 Loose or damaged handlebar grips or extensions can cause you to lose control and fall Unp...

Page 8: ...ewton minimum to have a whistle and reflective stripes to make you easy to spot in case of an issue The European standard classifies and certifies the personal flotation devices according to their buo...

Page 9: ...or crossing your lane or coming behind you Be careful with many other hazards and distractions which can occur on a water Scooter surf ride WARNING Distractions which can occur on a water Scooter surf...

Page 10: ...oter surf and equipment carefully inspected by a qualified mechanic and be sure it is in perfect condition Consult with expert riders area site personnel and race officials on conditions and equipment...

Page 11: ...you approve the whole recommendations and prescriptions in this manual Any other written or oral claim will not be considered 3 5 1 RISK TAKING By buying and using this product you accept 3 5 1 1 To...

Page 12: ...you choose to work on your own Scooter surf you must use a torque wrench and the correct tightening torque specifications from the Scooter surf or component manufacturer or from your dealer If you ne...

Page 13: ...to pick a controlled environment away from boats swimmers other water cyclists obstacles or other hazards Ride to become familiar with the controls features and performance of your new Scooter surf C...

Page 14: ...SCOOTER surf Full Packing LIST on attached document ITEM NAME REFERENCE Please see you packing list attached document FRAME group HANDLE group SEAT group PEDAL group RUDDER group EXTRA EQUIPMENT Plea...

Page 15: ...me and screwing Now that the propulsion is screwed it must be placed in the board It is important to be careful because the space is small and you have to check that the propeller does not collide wit...

Page 16: ...oter surf Carefully follow the torque wrench manufacturer s instructions on the correct way to set and use the torque wrench for accurate results Although all fasteners on a water Scooter surf are imp...

Page 17: ...nd 0 1 PSI the board will start to feel the shape it s time to introduce the frame in the holes The pump is a two way system meaning you are pumping air into the board both when you push it down but a...

Page 18: ...control and fall HANDLEBAR Your Scooter surf is equipped either with a threadless stem which clamps on tothe outside of the steerer tube you may be able to change handlebar height by moving height adj...

Page 19: ...10 11PSI Before starting the route make sure that the rear fin the leash and the kill switch is on the correctly position Avoid rocks sharp submerged objects floating elements and dirt that can damage...

Page 20: ...ay affect stabilityor buoyancy without written authorization from the builder 12 4 LIFEJACKET A life jacket can save your life but only if you wear it The use of an approved buoyancy element is mandat...

Page 21: ...e nozzle to the SCOOTER SURF s valve by doing a quarter turn to attach it 4 Inflate the board by pumping 5 The gauge needle indicates the pressure from 7 PSI Therefore inflate your SCOOTER SURF for se...

Page 22: ...efore storing your SCOOTER SURF rinse it and let it dry to avoid mildews accumulation Clean the Scooter surf with clean and fresh water and lightly lubricate all the metal elements with a good quality...

Page 23: ...void capsizing If you want to climb on the Scooter surf while standing on a platform you should ideally access from the SIDE placing one foot on the board center and quickly move to the middle of the...

Page 24: ...with transport position for it to avoid unnecessary knocks and possible breakage of the rudder system Remove the fin Ensure that the propeller is always horizontal or removed Secure the SCOOTER SURF...

Page 25: ...the temperature between 18 C and 25 C or 64 4 F and 77 F Avoid repairing your Board under the rain or in full sun Check that the inner tube is deflated and flat 1 Cut a patch 5 cm bigger than the surf...

Page 26: ...tandard use can dramatically shorten the life of the frame and components Any one or a combination of these conditions may result in an unpredictable failure All aspectsof use being identical lightwei...

Page 27: ...elops an oxide filmthat protects the metal from further corrosion Both are therefore quite resistant to corrosion Aluminum is not perfectly corrosion resistant and particular care must be used where i...

Page 28: ...ure with risk of serious injury or death WARNING Do not ride a water Scooter surf or component with any delamination or crack Riding a delaminated orcracked frame fork or other component could lead to...

Page 29: ...fatigue life It does not mean that the original components will last forever They will not 18 REPAIR A PUNCTURE 1 Deflate the board and try to clean the hole to ensure there is no sand and other conta...

Page 30: ...reasing It is impossible for this manual to provide all the information requiredto properly repair and or maintain your water Scooter surf In order to help minimize the chances of an accident and poss...

Page 31: ...any mechanical device a water Scooter surf and its components are subject to wear and stress Different materials and mechanisms wear or fatigue from stress at different rates and have different life...

Page 32: ...ooter Surf warranty does not cover any conditions that are beyond Red Shark Scooter Surf s control This includes but is not limitedto the following excessiveloading improper assembly improper installa...

Page 33: ...ions and limitations contact Red Shark Scooter Surf BEFORE you send us anything back please contact our customer service to discuss your issue and obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization There are l...

Page 34: ...ranties RED SHARK SCOOTER SURF and its employees and agents shallnot be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever including incidental and consequential loss or damage caused by negligence or default a...

Page 35: ...hich vary from country to country The main application restrictions are the following do not transform your SCOOTER SURF do not use it outside the conditions of use for example rentals or in professio...

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