As with any mechanical component, a vehicle is subject to high stress and wear.
Various materials and components can react to wear or fatigue differently. If you exceed the expected life of a component, it can
suddenly rupture and risk injury to the user. Cracks, scratches and discolorations in high stress areas indicate that the component
has exceeded its service life and should be replaced. »EN 17128: 2020 (E) 63 city traffic means crossing many obstacles, such as
sidewalks or steps. It is recommended to avoid show jumping. It is important to anticipate and adapt your trajectory and speed to
those of a pedestrian before crossing these obstacles. It is also recommended to get out of the vehicle when these obstacles
become dangerous because of their shape, their height or the risk of skidding they present. Keep the plastic protection out of the
reach of children to avoid any risk of suffocation. for inflatable tires, the maximum pressure must be marked on the tire or in the
instruction manual; In addition, the following recommendations should be provided: take the time to learn the basics of the
practice to prevent a serious accident from occurring in the first few months. Avoid high traffic areas or congested areas; in all
cases, anticipate its trajectory and speed while respecting the highway code, the pedestrian code and the most vulnerable people;
signal their presence when approaching a pedestrian or cyclist who may not have seen or heard the vehicle; walk through
protected passages; in all cases, pay attention to yourself and others; do not divert the vehicle from its initial use; this vehicle is not
intended for acrobatic use; beware, the brake may heat up when used. Do not touch it after use; regularly check the tightening of
the various bolted elements, in particular the wheel axles, the folding system, the steering system and the brake axle; eliminate
the sharp edges generated by use; do not modify or modify the vehicle, including the steerer tube and sleeve, stem, folding
mechanism and rear brake.
SAFETY ADVICES
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