URBANGLIDE RIDE 81 BOOST Manual De Instrucciones página 15

Follow and read the instructions in this manual on operating procedures, including ignition, starting, braking,
maintenance and storage.
Please read the risks and safety advice in the manual. The use of an electrical product can be dangerous if the
user is not vigilant. Misuse and non-compliance with safety instructions does not implicate the company in the
event of an accident. The user should use self-judgment and common sense to detect potential hazards. Please
check your country's regulations and laws to find out where and how to legally use your product. You must obey
the rules and laws applicable to vehicles and pedestrians.
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Protective equipment
Always wear the following protective equipment:
Approved and certified helmet according to your location
Knee pads and elbow patches
Long sleeve t-shirt and long pant
Gloves
Shoes with rubber soles, never drive in barefoot or sandal. Verify to make the laces made and keep them as far
as possible from the wheels and the internal system.
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Driver's advice
The user must not be more than 100 kg, the size and weight do not fully certify that the user will have full control
of the vehicle. It is your responsibility to make sure that all users are aware of the risks. The recommended age
for using this product is 12 years. It is your responsibility to put a younger child into consideration by considering
their skills, maturity and ability and following the rules. Do not touch the engine or the brakes of the product
immediately after use, these parts may be extremely hot.
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Security advice
Take the time to learn the basics of practice to avoid any serious accidents during the use of the product, this
goes through the following points:
- The age of the driver must be at least 12 years old, for a pleasant ride the hip of the driver must not exceed the
handlebars of the scooter, and his visibility must be at least 30cm above the handlebars.
- Get closer to the seller to be directed to an appropriate training organization;
- Avoid high traffic areas or congested areas;
- In all cases, anticipate your trajectory and speed while respecting the highway code, the pedestrian code and
the
most vulnerable beings;
- Cross the protected passages while walking;
- Do not divert the vehicle from its initial use;
- Regularly check the tightening of the various bolted elements, in particular the wheel axles, the folding system,
the steering system and the brake axle;
- Eliminate sharp edges caused by use;
- Do not modify or transform the vehicle, including the steering tube and sleeve, the stem, the folding mechanism
and the rear brake.
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General use
City traffic involves crossing many obstacles, such as sidewalks or steps. It is recommended to avoid jumping
obstacles. It is important to anticipate and adapt your trajectory and speed to those of a pedestrian before
crossing these obstacles. It is also recommended to get out of the vehicle when these obstacles become
dangerous due to their shape, height or the risk of skidding they present.
In the event of an accident, get to safety and put on a yellow vest to be spotted on the road, turn off the scooter
and call the emergency services.
The maximum speed of the scooter (25 km/h) may vary depending on the weight of the user, the weather
conditions and the inclination of the road.
Safety and precaution