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tting clothes. To prevent pants or other loose clothing from getting entangled in the chain
wheel, consider wearing a cu band or trouser clip. For enhanced safety, it is recommended
to wear protective long sleeves and pants, gloves, eye protection, and a DOT/CPSC approved
helmet, along with elbow and knee pads. Helmet usage is mandated by law in many states
and is consistently advisable for your overall safety.
4. CAUTION: WET WEATHER WARNING: Regularly inspect your brakes as the ability to stop is
crucial for your safety. Exercise caution in wet weather, as roads become slippery, and sharp
turns should be avoided. Allow additional distance for stopping, as brakes tend to be less
ecient when wet. Be mindful of leaves, loose gravel, and other debris on the road, as they
can also extend stopping distances. If possible, refrain from riding in wet weather, as
impaired vision and control increase the risk of accidents and injury.
5. CAUTION: The most eective defense for an electric balance bike rider against accidents
is to stay vigilant and aware of road conditions and trac in the vicinity. Avoid wearing
anything that impedes your vision or hearing.
6. When riding, ALWAYS WEAR A APPROVED BIKE HELMET. It may save your life.
7. Adhere to all trac regulations. Many trac regulations are applicable to both bike riders
and automobile operators. Comply with all state and local trac regulations, signs, and
signals. Consult your local police station for information on bicycle licensing and inspection,
as well as the legal areas for riding your bike.
8. ON AND OFF ROAD OPERATION: Steer clear of various road hazards, including drain grates,
potholes, ruts, soft road edges, gravel, wet leaves, uneven pavement, railroad crossings,
manhole covers, curbs, speed bumps, puddles, and debris, as they can impact your riding
and potentially lead to a loss of control. If you nd yourself riding in such areas, adjust your
speed and braking technique accordingly.
9. If any components become loose while riding, (STOP IMMEDIATELY!!) and tighten, or bring
to a Authorized Orion Dealer for repair.
TO PREVENT INJURY, IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THIS PRODUCT BE THOROUGHLY ASSEMBLED
BEFORE USE. WE STRONGLY ADVISE REVIEWING THE COMPLETE ASSEMBLY GUIDE AND
CONDUCTING THE CHECKS OUTLINED IN THE OWNER'S MANUAL BEFORE RIDING.
A brief moment spent before each ride can signicantly enhance your safety and the overall
enjoyment of your riding experience. Prior to every ride, cultivate the habit of performing the
following safety checks:
• Stand in front of the electric balance bike facing rearward, securing the front wheel between
your legs. Attempt to twist the handlebars to ensure they remain stationary. Lift the bike by
pulling up on the handlebars; there should be no movement.
• Push the front wheel from side to side, ensuring it feels secure and does not wobble. Lift the
front wheel by the handlebars and strike it downward with the heel of your hand to conrm
a secure attachment. Spin the front wheel to ensure it does not wobble or contact the fork
or brake pads.