SKIKE V7 FIX, Manual

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Version 1.4.0303.2016 9
In addition, the following applies for the reverse control mechanism. The
drawing shows small levers on the outside centres of the wheels. When
you insert the wheel into the frame, make sure it will turn in the correct
direction, and make sure that the small levers are correctly postioned
againt the frame. On the underside of the frame if in the rear wheel
position and on the top side of the frame if in the front wheel position
(recommended). Then proceed as before. (Picture where the small lever
to rest, so wheel in front of the fork and image wheel in the fork, but with
the small lever in the foreground.
Now your skike are ready - have fun!
D.6 Equipment and Clothing
D.6.1 Footwear
Basically skiking is possible with most footwear. An important condition is
that the shoe in the heel provides a good grip and there are no buckles or
eyelets on the shoe, so a pleasant and uniform force distribution can be
achieved when strapping in the shoes. Best footwear is usually running or
walking shoes. A wide splayed out heel may be hard to fit into the skike.
Note: If the muscles in the ankles are weak or in need of support,
it is recommneded a high cut shoe be worn that provides ankle
support. Otherwise, if the ankle musculature is strong enough to
control the skike without additional support, low cut footwear is