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• Always check your Fuel for normal operation, loose
parts and defects before riding. If you
problem, contact the customer support center for
repairs before riding.
• Be aware that other road users do not expect that
a pedal-assisted bicycle can ride faster than a
standard bicycle. Riding faster also increases the risk
of accidents.
• Do not ride aggressively. Refer to the "Operation
Conditions" section of this operation manual for
more detailed information.
• Do not over load the cargo rack. The maximum
load weight for the cargo rack on the Fuel is 33.07lbs.
• Double check your load for security and stability.
• Make sure no straps are dangling where they could
get caught in the wheels - No bags, boxes or any
items are in a position where they could be caught in
the spokes.
• Check that your brakes are well adjusted.
• Check to see that your wheels are securely
fastened and that your helmet is securely fastened.
• Check to see that the frame and all components
are cracked or broken. If at any time you notice a
crack or bend in your bike, stem, forks, or bars of your
Fuel , stop riding immediately and contact the
customer support center.
3. The electric system of your Fuel needs special
attention and care.
• Do not clean your Fuel with a high pressure washer.
High pressure water might enter through connectors
or other parts of the electric system and could cause
damage or cause the electric system to stop
working correctly.
Instead, clean your Fuel with a damp rag and gently
wipe the frame and other dirty areas, while avoiding
any parts of the electrical system. Any water
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