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Before You Ride
Safety checklist
Here’s what you should know and practice to be a safe rider.
Wear a helmet and shoes
Recognize unsafe riding behaviors and know how to avoid them (pg. 10)
Check that the batteries are charged (pg. 13)
Adjust seat height and tilt (pg. 14-15)
Adjust the balance window (pg. 15)
Check that tire pressure is between 35 and 40 psi (pg 21)
Know how to power on/off (pg. 11)
Know how to mount and dismount safely (pg. 17)
Know how to move forward, backward, and remain stationary (pg. 17)
Know how to park (pg. 20)
Know how to come to a controlled stop with posture and the stop-assist lever (pg. 18)
Know how to turn while moving and in place (pg. 19)
Know how to steer with posture, the handlebars, and the foot pegs (pg. 19)
WARNING
After any seat adjustment, be sure that the seat clamp is properly tightened before riding. A loose seat clamp can slip and fall and or cause
you to lose control of the bike. A correctly tightened seat clamp will not allow seat movement in any direction. Periodically check to make
sure that the seat clamp is properly tightened.
WARNING
Make sure the tire pressure is at between 35lbs and 40lbs per sq in. as shown on the side wall. An underinflated tire can cause poor handling
and may injure the rider. Use an accurate tire pressure gage. Purposely underinflating a tire can seriously change the handling characteristics
of the bike and could injure the rider.