Check the Items Below Before Your First Ride
Road Safety
BEFORE FIRST RIDE
Check if the tires are in good condition and the tire pressure is 50~85 psi / 3.5~6.0 bar. Make sure the front and rear
wheel rotate smoothly without distortion. Make sure the spokes are not broken.
Make sure the front wheel quick release is secure, and the tire is at the center of the front forks.
Make sure the saddle, stem and handlebar are aligned centrally. Check if each screw is tightened.
If you are riding at night, please make sure your bike is properly fitted with taillight. Please adhere to the relevant
regulations.
The bike is equipped with hydraulic disc brakes. Note that the left-hand lever actuates the front brake while the
Before riding, check whether the brake levers have any exposed core, or the brake wire skin is broken or peeled off.
right-hand lever actuates the rear brake.
Wear a bright colored and correctly fitted safety helmet that complies with international standards.
Wear bright, light-colored, fluorescent or reflective and well-fitted clothing, or a reflective belt, particularly at
night or in poor light.
Wear personal protective equipment, for example, pads, gloves etc.
Choose a right type and size of bike for you.
Bike must be fitted with a warning bell and a rear red reflector.
Make sure the brakes are suitably adjusted and in proper working order, and can stop the wheels effectively.
A “notice” is important information that can help you avoid bike/
property damage or extend the life of parts and the bike.
A “warning” statement indicates a hazardous situation that, if
not avoided, could result in death, serious injury, or property
damage.
A “danger” statement indicates a hazardous situation that, if not
avoided, has a very high risk of death, serious injury, or property
damage.
Symbol Definitions
Tires should be in good condition with clearly visible tread pattern and are properly pumped up.
Chain/belt should be suitably tight with no sign of damage.
Charge your battery fully before your first ride
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