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Aer the rider understands the controls and is comfortable with them, it’s me for the rst
ride. For this, the rider must be dressed correctly in suitable safety gear. Boots, gloves, a
helmet and eye protecon are necessary.
The venue must be at, open and safe, with no obstacles of any kind. The machine must be
set up correctly, with the speed set to its lower seng and the throle response set to its
lowest.
1. Ensure the power is turned o.
2. While an adult supports the bike, the rider can get on.
3. The rider now can reach back with their le foot, and put the side-stand to the up
posion. Have an adult ready to hold the bike up for this!
4. Encourage the rider to rock the machine from side to side and forward and back, in
order to get comfortable with the weight of the bike.
5. The rider can now switch the machine on.
6. Before turning the throle, the rider’s legs can be splayed forward and out like
outriggers.
7. The rider can now twist the throle (as slowly as possible) and go. Encourage them
to go and stop, go and stop… using the brakes to stop. Have a supporve hand on
the rear fender whenever possible.
8. Once comfortable, the rider can try to ride along and li their feet onto the pegs as
they go.
9. When stopped, turn the power o.
Always start on the slowest sengs. Only allow competent riders with full instrucon to ride
the bike. Do not allow inexperienced riders on the bike before they have demonstrated a
complete knowledge of the controls.
CAUTION
If the rider drops the bike, ensure that the lanyard is removed from the bike and it is turned
OFF before liing the bike. It is good pracce to turn the power o whenever there is no
rider on the bike.
CAUTION