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Never get a tow from another vehicle or person on a bike, on skates or skatebo
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ard.
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The scooter is intended for recreational riding. The scooter will not perform any
complex figures and acrobatics. The scooter is not intended for aggressive driving
over obstacles, jumps, or unsuitable surfaces (cobblestones, field trips, etc.).
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Before use, check usage restrictions due to regulations about road safety.
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Before use, read the following instructions. Retain this manual for later use.
CORRECT USE AND METHOD OF BRAKING Scooters
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Scooter should be used with caution, as a vehicle it requires great skill to manage
and maintain the body balance to prevent falls and accidents causing injury to the
user and others.
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Whilst riding the user has both feet on the baseboard, one in front of the other
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When riding, hold the two handles (with both hands). Reduce speed when corne
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ring or you will continue in a straight line and be in danger of losing balance.
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Before dismounting the scooter you must first reduce speed. After coming
to a complete standstill on the scooter remove first one leg and then the other.
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Decrease speed by stepping on the portion located above the rear wheel
of the scooter. When depressed this part (cover) will slow down or stop
the scooter.
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Precautions while riding!
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The generates heat in use, so after each braking activity always fully release.
For the same reasons it is not advisable to touch the braking mechanism immedi
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ately after stopping.
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Beginners should start riding the scooter under the supervision of another (adult)
person who will assist with balancing, sterring braking etc.
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Before starting to ride test the sterring, brakes and wheels of the scooter, to prevent
a leter fall or incident.
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WARNING:
Insufficient
motor
skills.
Danger of falling.
