Safety
Helmets and Local Laws
You are not obligated but always wear a helmet when riding your eBike. Ensure that the
helmet fits your head and is securely tightened down. Before riding, read local laws and
comply with all rules relating to biking and eBiking in your area. If you attach a seat for
children to the bike they must also be wearing a properly fitted helmet at all times.
Pre-ride Inspection
Before each ride, make sure to inspect your eBike to ensure there are no loose fasteners or
accessories. Make sure to specifically check that both the front and rear axles are secure.
Also make sure both the handlebars and the handlebar stem are not loose. Check the tire
pressure of both wheels before riding to ensure the tires are inflated to the recommended
pressure printed on the side of the tire walls. Pull the brake levers to make sure your brakes
are working properly and adjust if necessary.
Riding in wet conditions
This electric bicycle can stand up to light rain and small splashes, but is not designed to
withstand inclement weather, heavy showers, or submersion in water. Use caution when
riding in wet conditions as it will take longer to use the brakes to slow down, and
also when turning as the tires may slip. The electrical components on the bike are
not waterproof, and water damage is not covered under warranty.
Riding at night
Riding at night comes with more risks than riding during the day due to decreased visibility so
riders are encouraged to exercise increased caution. Before riding at night make sure that
reflectors are installed on your eBike. For increased visibility also ensure the front headlight
and rear taillight are turned on and adjusted such that other people on the road can see them
clearly. Riders should wear bright colored clothing at night if possible.
Max weight
The max weight the bike can safely carry a total weight of 275 lbs / 125 kg.
Failure to adhere to these weight limits may result in damage to the bike, the rack,
or cause serious injury to the rider.
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