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accumulating over 10 miles.
■Use both brakes together when stopping; do not use only one.
■Remember when riding in wet conditions your brakes will be less effective
and a greater stopping distance is needed. In dry conditions your stopping
distance should be less than 4 meters; this will increase to 15 meters on
wet or snowy roads.
■Do not ride through deep puddles or streams. Ensure that water never
reaches the motor and controller level.
■ Do not ride on loose or uneven surfaces, up and down curbs and watch out
for unexpected potholes.
■ Do not carry extra passengers or heavy loads, as this may damage the
motor and battery.
■Do not ride under the influence of drugs or alcohol, or when feeling unwell.
■Do not ride at night without lights. If the lights are not working, it may be
safer to get off and walk with the bike.
■Please follow the Highway Code for the safety of yourself and others.
■If you are new to cycling or an inexperienced rider, find a quiet place to
practice and gain confidence before trying to ride on busier roads. Buy a
copy of the Highway Code; most newsagents sell it.
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