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10. USE
10.1 Using for the First time
When using your three-wheeler for the first time, find yourself a large, unoccupied
area where you can try it out.
10.2 Mounting
Activate the parking brake before mounting. This makes mounting the bike easier
and safer.
10.3 Cycling
Release the parking brake and start pedalling slowly. The bike will start moving. If
you have a bike with gears, make sure it is in first gear. This makes it easier to start
pedalling.
10.4 Steering
At first, steering a three-wheeler might seem a little different to steering an ordinary
bike. The three-wheeler tends not to lean naturally into a turn. Use you arms, and not
your body, to steer. For sharp turns, lean your body slightly into the turn. This will
keep both you and your bike stable.
Reduce speed when turning. Especially on sharp turns.
Turning too fast will reduce your stability. This can lead to
physical and/or material damage.
Avoid sudden and exaggerated turning movements. These will
destabilise you and your bike. This can lead to physical and/or
material damage.
Recommendations for safe cycling:

Use a safety helmet.
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Check before using the condition and functioning of
brakes, tyres, rims and steering.
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Braking distance can be longer under wet weather
conditions.
Inform yourself about relevant regulations for the use of the
bike on public roads.