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RIDE AT YOUR OWN RISK AND USE
COMMON SENSE
• YOUR EVOLVE SKATEBOARD HAS A MAXIMUM SPEED OF 50 KPH*
(31 MPH).
* TOP SPEED FOR EVOLVE HADEAN SERIES. GTR 44KPH (27MPH). STOKE 36KPH (22MPH)
• Do not ride distracted. Always remain alert to all riding conditions. Using
technology (including your mobile phone or music player) while riding
could distract you. Only adjust settings using Phaze remote when you are
off your board and in a safe, stationary position.
• Never use headphones or a mobile phone to talk or text when riding.
• Always ride defensively. Watch out for potential obstacles that could force
you to swerve suddenly or lose control. Braking while turning may reduce
your ability to control your Evolve Skateboard.
• Look ahead and brake sooner. You may be moving faster and your
electric skateboard is heavier as compared to a regular skateboard, so
you may need to react and brake sooner when riding. Other road users
may not expect you to be travelling at higher speeds. Riding faster
increases your risk of death or serious injury from an accident.
• Slow down well before entering corners, so you do not enter a corner too
quickly. You should also pay particular attention to terrain conditions as
you may approach obstacles faster than expected.
• Do not jump on the board, do not ride off gutters or curbs, do not smash
the board into hard objects, do not drop the board on the ground for
starting operation to prevent damaging your board and its systems.
• SPORT, GTR and CORSA Modes are very powerful and the remote
acceleration and brakes are highly sensitive. Be very gentle with the
controls to avoid being thrown off the board. Practice with these Modes
by trying to move as slowly as possible BEFORE riding at higher speeds
in these Modes.
AVOID RIDING AT NIGHT
• Riding at night comes with more risks than riding during the day due to
decreased visibility. Others may have difculty seeing you and you may
not see obstacles in your path.
• You should wear reective clothing at night. You may want to attach
additional ashing lights on your clothing or helmet.
• Always have appropriate lighting installed when riding at night. Ensure
you are aware of your local laws regarding light requirements.
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