HIMO ZB20 - Turn On;Turn off Headlight; Riding; While Riding; Safe Riding Tips

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While riding
Riding
Turn on/turn off Headlight
While riding, be sure to wear a bicycle helmet that meets the latest certification standards. For the
adjustment, use and maintenance of the helmet, please follow the instructions attached by the
manufacturer. Most serious injuries while riding are head injuries, which can be prevented by
wearing a helmet.
According to the road traffic permit issuance regulations, the following equipments are required for
safe cycling on public roads:
The headlight need to meet the requirements of the regulations of the country/region where they
are located.
Before each riding, make sure that:
A bell
Two independent braking systems
White front light
White front reflector
Red rear light
Red rear reflector
Install two yellow reflectors on the spokes of each wheel, offset by 180 degrees, or arrange white
reflective strip on the tires.
There are yellow reflectors on the front and back of the pedal.
The battery is charged
The brakes, chain guards, and mudguards are working properly
The handlebars are firmly connected and properly adjusted
The saddle is firmly connected and properly adjusted
Pedals are firmly connected
Wheels are firmly connected
Tires are in good condition
Tire pressure is correct
Normal lighting and proper debugging
The circuit is normal and properly debugged
Quick-release screws, nuts and operating rods are firm
Long press the key " " for 3 seconds to turn on the light.
Long press the key " " for 3 seconds to turn off the light.
Safe riding tips
Obey regional traffic laws and bicycle regulations. Observe the regulations related to bicycle registration
and riding on the sidewalk, as well as the laws on the use of bicycle lanes, etc. You are responsible for
familiarizing yourself with and observing laws and regulations.
Respect the rights of motor vehicle driver, pedestrians and other riders on the road/bicycle lane.
Always turn on the lights.
Be predictable when riding. Be sure to assume that others cannot see you.
Observe before crossing the road.