Fortis FS14IEBIKEA, Руководство пользователя

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If you must ride when in light rain, keep at a low speed and ensure a long distance from
the vehicles in front of you in case of emergency stops. Ensure you are using the
headlight.
• Do not ride on slopes steeper than 15°.
• Not for use by children below the age of 12.
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Avoid sudden acceleration and deceleration.
• Do not exaggerate leaning, either forward or backward, while riding.
• If remaining battery power is low, ride on low constant speed and charge the battery as
soon as possible.
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If a fall is inevitable, always prioritise your own safety before the bike.
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Do not put your hands in the pocket while riding – only operate with two hands on the
handlebars at all times.
• Do not store your bike in car boot/trunk for long periods of time during hot weather.
• Always stay aware of your surroundings while operating. Be aware of the conditions
and avoid any potential collisions.
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Keep a safe distance from others while riding and do not ride “neck by neck” (closely
beside) with others.
• Do not ride in dim, dark, or poorly lit locations. If necessary for travel, we recommend
not riding and instead pushing the bike while walking, and ensure you are using the
headlight.
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Do not ride backwards and do not perform any actions that might endanger yourself or
others while riding.
• Do not lend this bike to those who have not read this user guide.
• Do not ride while you feel unwell, nor after consuming alcohol or drugs. This product
has the potential to endanger yourself and others if not operated responsibly.
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Do not lift your bike off of its tyres.
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At all times avoid that your fingers get stuck between the tyre and the casing, or
between the wheels and the bike frame.
• Only accelerate slowly. Sudden acceleration may lead to loss of balance and injury.
• Check the brakes before riding. Regularly adjust the brake wire tension to ensure it is
safe.
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The brake lever control is left for the front brake, right for the rear brake.
• The Power Assist Sensor (PAS) will start to work when pedalling ¾-1 cycle. Beware of
the crank rotating while walking.
Carrying Guide