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Avoid component damage which may cause serious injuries or death
The bicycle and its components are subjected to wear and tear (scratches, cracks, abrasion and discolor-
ation). Damaged components may suddenly fail, resulting in injuries or death.
Regularly check the wear and tear of various components (such as brake disc, tire, etc.).
Damaged bicycle parts should be replaced (if possible) or repaired bt qualified dealer/expert.
Avoid leg injuries
If the distance between the pedals is too small, it may cause (Q-value related) damage to the legs. The
rider may feel uncomfortable with the installed pedals.
In this case, please visit a professional dealer for checking the bicycle immediately.
Avoid dehydration while riding
Riding is strenuous physical exercise.
Make sure that there is an adequate supply of liquid.
Avoid injury or discomfort
Sitting on the saddle frequently for a long time may cause prostate disease for men.
If necessary, install a ergonomic saddle suitable for women/men.
Take preventive measures when necessary.
Avoid vibration
Improper assembly, wear, and overload (for example, starting the motor when riding on bumpy
roads, kerbs), or loose parts may cause abnormal operation of the motor.
Bicycles can only be used on permitted roads.
If there are cracks or obvious damage, please consult a dealer/expert for repair.
Before each ride, check whether the riding device responds correctly (for example, shifting gears
on a flat surface) or functions normally.
Avoid difficulties in breathing and asphyxia
New materials (such as paint) and the high temperature of the motor will generate volatile gas.
When bicycles are stored indoors, volatile gases accumulate, which may cause difficulties in
breathing and asphyxia.
Please be sure to park your bicycle in a well-ventilated room.
Avoid burns
When riding a bicycle, bicycle parts (brakes, wheels, etc.) may become hot, and touching these
parts may cause burns.
Allow the thermal component to cool down before use, or wear a heat-resistant protective device.
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