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for using the electric scooter
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING
Do not use the electric scooter if you are not entirely familiar with its operation and
functions.
The scooter must not be used by persons with limited physical, sensory or mental
capacity, or lack of experience and expertise.
Children may not use, clean or maintain the electric scooter.
The additional electronic brake assistance (motor brake) may lead to a shorter
braking distance. Please be aware that the motor brake is not supported if...
• the battery is discharged and you are riding with body power alone.
Avoid riding at dusk or in poorly lit conditions.
For optimum visibility and safety always ride with the lights switched on.
Always wear suitable protective equipment.
Make sure to wear an approved, tted bike helmet, even if there is no statutory
requirement.
Always wear shoes.
Avoid steep descents as they may lead to falls.
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Always pay attention to other road users. The misconduct of others may result in
accidents and injuries.
Always ride gently and pay particular attention to the condition of the road.
Unpredictable road conditions, such as slipperiness or foliage, may lead to an
increased risk of skidding.
Do not jump with the scooter and always make sure to avoid potholes, kerbs and
other obstacles.
Do not touch the brake aer prolonged braking; it may be hot.
If the electric scooter is exposed to wetness due to wet weather or cleaning, the
moisture may eect the responsiveness of the braking system. Ride the scooter in a
safe place to dry the brakes aer cleaning.
Never store the electric scooter in living areas or near ammable objects.
for attachments and modications
WARNING
Do not modify the electric scooter or install incorrect accessories as this will put
your safety at risk.
The use of unauthorized accessories may result in serious injury or damage to the
electric scooter.
‘Customization' or ’Tuning' of the electric scooter is forbidden.
Do not hang items such as bags on the handlebar, as this will have an adverse eect
on the handling characteristics.
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