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You will need to learn how to ride.
Just like learning to ride a bike
or drive a car it takes practice –
see instructions at www.yikebike.
com/owners/owners-video
Never use the YikeBike on
steep hills (over 5 degrees)
and only go slowly downhill.
The brake is different to bicycle
brakes and you need to become
familiar with it. Because of the short
wheel base the brake is not as
aggressive as a normal bike and is
specially designed to be anti-skid.
It is not designed for steep hills.
The total weight of the rider and
backpack must not exceed 100kg
(220lbs) and the rider height must
be between 162cm (5 foot 4 inches)
and 193 cm (6 foot 4 inches)
Do not overcharge the YikeBike.
When fully charged please refrain
from excessive downhill braking as
this could over-charge the battery and
cause the YikeBike to shut down or
malfunction. Please refer to page 4.
Do not ride on surfaces where
the wheel or pedals could
get caught (e.g. on train/tram
tracks, or into steep curbs).
Do not ride with no hands. Always ride
with both hands on the handlebars.
Do not wear clothes or bags that will
interfere with the YikeBike’s steering
ability e.g. bags that hang low
over your back that can get caught
between the seat and steering.
Always wear a cycling helmet
which meets the latest safety
Warning – the YikeBike is not a bicycle so you must comply
with the following to avoid the risk of injury or death:
Warnings
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