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A WORD ON SAFETY
Trivel puts a great effort in developing
the safest product possible. Riding
a tricycle, like most other sporting
activities, involves some risks. People who
engage in this activity must be aware of
those risks and fully assume them.
A Trivel is a very safe and stable vehicle
thanks to its three-wheel triangular
platform design. Although it is propelled
in a similar way than a regular two-wheel
bicycle, its handling characteristics are
significantly different. Make sure to read
and understand the Riding Basics section
of this manual to learn about important
advices on how to operate such a vehicle
before your first ride.
Most of the accidents are caused by
human factors such as bad judgment
of a hazardous situation, improper
handling or neglecting the equipment’s
mechanical maintenance.
Many serious injuries can be prevented
only by wearing adequate protective
equipment such as a homologated
helmet.
Respecting the local road laws and
getting to know how to properly use and
maintain your tricycle with the help of
this manual will also help significantly to
reduce the risks of injuries.
It is the rider’s responsibility to fully
understand the usage of the equipment
he or she is operating.
In the case of a child operating the
tricycle, it is the responsible adult’s duty
to educate on local public road laws,
supervise safe riding activity and ensure
the proper fit, adjustment and good
mechanical condition of the equipment.
The following signs will be used
throughout the manual. They represent
Warnings and Cautions about important
or hazardous situations that must be fully
understood to avoid damage to your
equipment, personal injuries or even
death.
This sign indicates a serious
warning about a potential
risk of injury or death or
other safety information
This sign indicates cautions
about the proper use of the
equipment or other
important information
For everything related to the
use, maintenance and
storage of a Power assisted
system, please refer to the
section Power assistance
system instructions
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