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When you ride in low-visibility conditions such as fog, dusk,
or night, you might be di icult to see, which could lead to
a collision. In addition wear bright, re ective clothing
when riding in poor lighting conditions.
• Do not turn sharply, especially at high speeds.
• Do not exceed the maximum or minimum weight limits.
• Avoid driving the Eagle in unsafe places, including near areas with
flammable gas, steam, liquid, dust, fibre, which could cause fire and
explosion accidents.
• Do not operate near swimming pools or other bodies of water.
WARNING ! As with any mechanical component, a vehicle is subject
to high stresses and wear. The various materials and components
may react differently to wear or fatigue. If the expected service life
for a component has been exceeded, it may break suddenly,
therefore risking causing injuries to the user. Cracks, scratches and
discoloration in the areas subject to high stresses indicate that the
component has exceeded its service life and should be replaced.
WARNING: Keep plastic covering away from children to avoid
suffocation.
There may be additional risk to injury if you use your
scooter incorrectly. This includes, but is not limited to:
• Jumping your scooter
• Riding over debris or obstacles
• Performing stunts
• Riding in o -road terrain
• Riding fast
• Racing other riders
• Riding in unusual manner
The aforementioned examples add stress to each part
of your scooter and can lead to long term damage of
the device. Damage to your scooter can lead to an
accident or increase your risk of injury. To decrease
your risk of injury, use your scooter correctly.
WARNING
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