Glion 510 B1, Руководство пользователя

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• After any incident, you must consider your bike unsafe to ride until you consult with a certified,
reputable bike mechanic for a comprehensive inspection of all components, functions, and operations of
the bike.
• Failure to properly charge, store, or use your battery will void the warranty and may cause a hazardous
situation.
• You should check the operation of the brake motor cutoff switches before each ride. The brake system
is equipped with an inhibitor that cuts off power to the electric motor whenever the brakes are
squeezed. Check proper operation of brake motor cutoff switches before riding.
• Extreme care should be taken when using the pedal assistance sensor and throttle on this product.
Ensure you understand and are prepared for the power assistance to engage as soon as pedaling is
underway.
• Users must understand the operation of the t humb throttle and pedal assistance sensors before using
the bike and must take care to travel at speeds appropriate for the usage area, riding conditions, and
user experience level. Always use the lowest assist level until you are comfortable with the bike and feel
confident in controlling the power.
• Any aftermarket changes to your bike from Glion not expressly approved by Glion could void the
warranty and create an unsafe riding experience.
• Because electric bikes are heavier and faster than normal bikes, they require extra caution and care
while riding.
• Take extra care while riding in wet conditions including decreasing speed and increasing braking
distances. Feet or hands can slip in wet conditions and lead to serious injury or death.
• Do not remove any reflectors or the pedestrian bell.
GENERAL OPERATING RULES
WARNING : Pay special attention to all the general operating rules below before operating your
bike from Glion.
• When riding, obey the same road laws as all other road vehicles as applicable by law in your area.
• For additional information regarding traffic/vehicle laws, contact the road traffic authority in your
area.
• Ride predictably, in a straight line, and with the flow of traffic. Never ride against traffic.
• Use correct hand signals to indicate turning.
• Ride defensively; to other road users you may be hard to see.
• Concentrate on the path ahead. Avoid pothole s, gravel, wet or oily roads, wet leaves, curbs, train
tracks, speed bumps, drain gates, thorns, broken glass, and other obstacles, hazards, and puncture flat
risks.