Owner’s Manual
Riding Techniques
Before any ride, we highly recommend executing the Pre-
Ride Checklist. Do not ride an elliptical cycle without a
helmet and proper clothing, including closed-toe shoes,
ensuring that all of the components are working properly
and all screws, fasteners and quick release levers are
properly closed.
Your ElliptiGO® product is an advanced piece of fitness
equipment. It is designed to be used on paved surfaces
for exercise. It is not a toy, nor is it designed to be used on
trails, dirt, sand, gravel, or other rough surfaces. Moreover,
it is never to be used for trick or stunt riding, or to be
ridden o of jumps, curbs, ditches, drops or other extreme
obstacles.
ALERT! Using your ElliptiGO product improperly could
seriously damage it and void your warranty.
WARNING! ElliptiGO products are designed exclusively
for on-road use to get exercise. Riding on rough road
surfaces or doing trick or stunt riding could cause one or
more components to fail, which will likely result in a fall
that could cause serious injury or death. ONLY USE YOUR
ELLIPTICAL BIKE ON PAVED SURFACES AND DO NOT
ENGAGE IN TRICK OR STUNT RIDING.
WARNING! YOUR HEAD IS VERY HIGH OFF THE
GROUND WHEN RIDING AND COULD HIT STATIONARY
OBJECTS. Always be looking out for objects like tree
branches, signs, underpasses, etc. that are usually higher
than pedestrians or cycling trac, but may be low enough
to strike you on your elliptical bike. Hitting an object with
your head while riding will likely cause you to lose control
and fall, resulting in serious injury or death.
As a rule, you should always have two hands on the
handlebars unless you are signaling. Unlike a conventional
bicycle, elliptical cycles cannot be ridden “with no hands.”
Similarly, you should only use the bar extensions (if
present) when climbing hills, and never in trac or other
situations that could require emergency maneuvers.
NEVER ATTEMPT TO BRAKE WITHOUT HAVING BOTH
HANDS SECURELY POSITIONED ON THE HAND GRIPS.
Braking with only one hand securely positioned on the
hand grips and the other on the bar extensions can cause
the rider to lose control of an elliptical bike and suer a fall.
WARNING! Always ensure both hands are securely
positioned on the hand grips before braking. Braking with
only one hand on the hand grips can cause the rider to
lose control and suer a fall.
Also, be very mindful of your height when riding. Your head
will be 12-18 inches higher than your standing height, and
there are many low-hanging objects like tree branches,
signs, underpasses, and the like that could strike you on
your ride if you are not paying attention.
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