HISON WATERCRAFT
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Always ride at low speed down a slope and shift your weight as far back as possible.
Traversing across or turning on a slope
To maintain balance and stability when riding across a slope, you need to shift weight to the
uphill side of the Crosski. Move your body across the seat and lean towards the uphill side.
On slippery or loose surfaces you may also need to steer slightly uphill to maintain a straight
course. Try to avoid crossing slopes that are excessively steep, slippery or have a rough terrain.
Do not attempt to turn the CROSSKI on slope until you have mastered the running technique.
Use caution when turning on any slope.
Obstacles and Rough Terrain
Always use proper riding techniques to reduce the risk of losing control or overturning on
rough terrain.
Before riding in an area, check for obstacles and potential hazards. For example, watch out
for rocks, tree trunks and pot holes. Snow may cover ice or obstacles that can cause a loss of
control. Go slowly and carefully on snow-covered terrain.
Be mindful of the ground clearance of the Crosski. Riding over large obstacles or rough
terrain could cause the Crosski to become grounded which may result in damage to the hull. If in
doubt, try to find another way around an obstacle.
When you approach an obstacle or rough terrain, slow down and be prepared to stop. Never
try to ride over large obstacles or try to clear an obstacle at high speed. Riding over obstacles or
rough terrain at too high a speed could cause you to lose control of the Crosski or even cause it to
overturn.
Reverse Operation
Always exercise caution and check behind and to the sides of the Crosski for pedestrians and
obstacles before reversing.
Always ensure you have a good view of the terrain you have reversing over. If in doubt stop
and inspect the area first.
Always use a speed suitable for the terrain. The maneuverability of the Crosski is different
when reversing and excessive speed may cause you to lose control or overturn the Crosski.
Use caution when reversing over objects, up slopes or when turning.
No Stunts
Never attempt stunts like wheelies or jumps. This type of riding increases the chance of an
accident including an overturn. It may also cause damage to the Crosski. Always ride in a safe and
responsible manner
No towing other vehicles
The Crosski must not be used for towing other vehicles or pulling objects.
Parking
Park on level ground whenever if possible. Come to a complete stop then apply the parking
brake stop the engine, turn the ignition switch to the OFF or LOCK position and remove the key to
prevent unauthorized use.
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