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OPERATING PROCEDURES CON’T
Always wear a helmet, shoes and proper protective gear when riding a CycleBoard.
To minimize risks, follow these SAFETY PRECAUTIONS:
USE COMMON SENSE in deciding when, where and how you ride your CycleBoard. There are inherent, unavoidable risks in operating
any vehicle, bike or scooter, especially around other vehicles, people and everyday hazards.
YOUR SAFETY IS UP TO YOU when you are operating your CycleBoard. We only list some of the do’s and don’ts here, it is not
possible to list them all.
DO NOT RIDE A CYCLEBOARD IF YOUR ARE NOT COMFORTABLE with the CYCLEBOARD or with the risks of when, where and how
you are riding it. It takes physical skills, strength, balance and good judgment to safely operate a CYCLEBOARD.
DO NOT RIDE A CYCLEBOARD IN HAZARDOUS AREAS, o-road, or in weather or road conditions where you do not have adequate
stability and control of your CYCLEBOARD. The CYCLEBOARD was designed for dry, relatively level and flat surfaces (like pavement),
and is not designed for uneven, wet, muddy, icy or other surfaces. The CYCLEBOARD was not designed for steep hills, grades or
ramps, or for jumps, large bumps, steps, drainage grates, stunts or racing.
DO NOT LET YOUR CELL PHONE OR HEADPHONES or anything else distract you from paying full attention to your operation of your
CYCLEBOARD.
DO NOT RIDE in conditions where other vehicles, riders or people cannot see you or where you cannot see them.
DO NOT ride in the dark with no visibility, the CycleBoard does not have a headlight or brake light.
DO RIDE SAFELY. Drive defensively. Anticipate hazards. Be aware of the people, vehicles and objects around you.
DO HOLD ON TO THE HANDLEBARS with both hands at all times.
CONTROL YOUR SPEED, especially if you ride down an incline as your CYCLEBOARD can pick up speed.
DO COMPLY WITH ALL RULES AND LAWS APPLICABLE TO YOU and YOUR CYCLEBOARD. Rules and laws vary from locale to locale,
from state to state and from country to country. It is your responsibility to know and follow those rules and laws, which are subject to
change.
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