PHAT G3 - TERMS AND CONDITIONS; GENERAL TERMS OF SALE; WARNINGS AND PROPER USAGE; OPERATING LIMITS AND REQUIREMENTS

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS

General Terms of Sale

This is a contract between PHAT

Scooters Inc. (“Seller”) and you, and by purchasing a

Phat Scooter you accept and agree to be bound by this agreement. These terms and

conditions will govern the sale notwithstanding any inconsistent terms in any other

purchase order, invoice, contract, or other subsequent writings.

Warnings and Proper Usage

A PHAT

Scooter is a battery-powered motorized scooter that is intended to be used

solely under certain environmental and operating conditions, as further described here.

You agree that you will use PHAT

Scooter only in the manner and under the conditions

described here, and that you will avoid using it in a manner that is obviously inadvisable,

or under hazardous conditions, or under any other conditions for which Seller has issued

warnings. You agree to follow and obey all operating requirements and procedures of

PHAT

Scooter.

• Operating Limits/Requirements PHAT

Scooter is designed to work solely with single

riders. PHAT

Scooter’s maximum carrying capacity is 440 pounds (350lbs for HD Golf).

This weight limit includes the weight of the operator as well as all items and supplies

held or worn by the operator. Should the motor become overloaded, the scooter will

automatically cut the power. PHAT

Scooter’s controls limit it to a top operation speed

of 20 mph. PHAT

Scooter is designed and intended for persons 16 years and older.

PHAT

Scooter is not a toy. Persons under the age of 16 should not ride or operate it.

• Owner’s Manual The operator of PHAT

Scooter must read the owner’s manual

that is included with it when delivered, before attempting to operate PHAT

Scooter.

Please refer to the owner’s manual for battery charging and care and maintenance

information.

• Normal Operation PHAT

Scooter is intended to be used by a single rider or by a

single rider sitting on the seat, or by a single rider standing in an upright position

with both hands on the handlebars. Never place anything other than your feet on the

ﬂoorboard. Never place your hands or feet anywhere in or near the wheels. Do not wear

loose ﬁtting clothing, or ankle or shoe jewelry. Always face forward while operating.