FUNDAMENTAL SAFETY RULES
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The getting on and off from the vehicle must be in complete freedom of movement and without impediments.
Go up and down only from the left side of the vehicle and with the kickstand down to prevent unbalancing or loss of
balance, causing falls or overturns.
The rider is always the first to go on and the last to go down as he/she has to govern the stability of the vehicle.
Getting on
The passenger must make the movements to get on with the utmost caution, avoiding to unbalance the rider and the
vehicle.
Place your feet on the ground and hold the vehicle in running position.
The kickstand is designed to support the weight of the vehicle and a minimum load, without rider and passenger.
If it is not possible to have both feet on the ground when getting on, keep only the right foot on the ground, as
the left side of the vehicle is “protected” from the kickstand, in case of imbalance or loss of balance.
The footboards must be extracted from the passenger and wait for him/her to get on the vehicle.
The rider must instruct the passenger on how to get on the vehicle. The passenger must climb with the utmost
caution, avoiding to unbalance the rider and the vehicle.
The passenger must always get on from the left side of the vehicle, using the left footrest.
Use the left foot to retract the lateral kickstand.
Getting off
Stop the vehicle in an area suitable for stopping or parking, ensuring that the ground is stable and free of obstacles. Fully
extend the kickstand using the left foot.
If it is not possible to have both feet on the ground when getting off, keep only the right foot on the ground, as
the left side is “protected” from the kickstand, in case of imbalance or loss of balance.
Keeping the vehicle in running position, wait for the passenger to get off the vehicle.
The passenger must always get off from the left side of the vehicle, using the left footrest.
