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Do not make any additions or alterations to the scooter.
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Always ride with the headlight switched on (even during the day).
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Use the scooter on ublic roads only when you have familiarised yourself with its use.
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Always check the scooter for signs of damage before utting it into o eration. Do not try
to re air bent safety-critical arts such as the frame, forks, handlebar, saddle, saddle ost,
or brake levers; have them re laced immediately. "Risk of breakage!"
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Use only original s are arts!
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Unqualified re airs create risks and danger for the user and void all warranty claims! If
necessary, contact an a roved worksho .
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Have re airs, articularly on the brake system, carried out only by an a roved worksho .
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As with all mechanical com onents, the scooter is subject to wear and high loads. Differ-
ent materials and com onents can react differently with res ect to wear and fatigue caused
by these loads. If the design service life of a com onent is exceeded, the com onent can
suddenly fail and ossibly result in injury to the rider. Any form of cracks, scratches or dis-
colourations in highly stressed areas is an indication that the service life of the com onent
has been reached and that the art should be re laced.
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Do not trans ort any heavy loads! Do not hang bags on the handlebar!
This will im air the riding safety.
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Do not ride in wet weather or in snow and ice or on un aved aths. Be aware that the
effect of the brakes is im aired in unfavourable weather conditions.
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Avoid riding in heavy rain, through uddles or snow. Although the scooter has s lash
guards, it cannot be rotected from water getting on to it. There may therefore be short-
circuits within the electronics. Damage to the electronics caused by "tri s in the rain" is
not covered by the guarantee.
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Ride carefully and at an a ro riate s eed at which you have the scooter under control.
Always look ahead and ride defensively.
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When you are riding, look out for any otholes, drain covers, tram and railway lines and
other obstacles which might endanger your safe riding.
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Kee all body arts away from the rotating arts of the scooter.
Correct behaviour on public roads
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Familiarise yourself with the country-s ecific road-traffic regulations and com ly with these
regulations when you are riding.
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Do not ride the scooter if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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Outside of built-u areas, use cycle lanes where they are available. The use of ublic foot-
aths and cycle aths is not allowed in built-u areas.
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Always ride well to the right and overtake on the left.
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Before turning, always give a clearly visible sign with your outstretched arm.
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Always ride in the rescribed direction of travel.
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Ada t your s eed to the weather conditions, a wet road will result in a longer braking
distance!
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Do not listen to music via head hones when riding your scooter!
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