General Safety - Mycle Cruiser Pro Manual

Mycle General Safety
Always wear
a helmet
Watch the
weather
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General
Safety
E-Scooters are not to be used on public roads or
pavements, only on private land with the owner's consent.
Please make sure you carry out the routine checks listed
in the MAINTENANCE section of this manual.
When you first try the scooter, make
sure the handlebars are pointing
forward and the road ahead is clear.
The assistance will be triggered when
you kick away and start to roll with
your thumb on the throttle. Ensure your
riding complies with the Highway Code
and traffic rules.
Electric scooters are not suitable
for children under the age of 16, and
are designed to be used by one rider at
a time. Do not carry children or other
passengers.
When pushing the scooter, always
make sure the power is off to stop
any accidental acceleration.
In the UK electric scooters can be
used only on private land, with the
land owner's permission. It is illegal to
ride electric scooters on public roads,
pavements or other public areas.
The use of electric scooters is under
Mycle General Safety
review in the UK. Please check current
legislation before riding your scooter.
Be extra careful when riding in difficult
weather conditions, such as rain, cold,
ice and snow, as well as at night.
Reduce your speed and allow for longer
stopping distances on slippery surfaces.
We recommend you wear flat soled
shoes and protective clothing when
riding, such as a helmet and gloves.
Check both front and rear tyre
pressures are 3.0bar (43psi). This will
make riding safer, more comfortable,
reduce tyre wear and punctures.
Failure to follow these warnings
could result in an accident, injury
or damage to you or your scooter.
Mycle cannot take responsibility
for any faults or damage that
occurs from improper maintenance
or lack of safety checks.
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