Safety Guidelines

      Fit: Prior to initial use, ensure the E-bike fits you correctly. Riding an E-bike that is too large or small may result in loss of control or falls.

           Helmet: Always wear a helmet conforming to state laws to reduce the risk of head injuries while riding your E-bike.

    Visibility: Increase visibility by wearing bright reflective clothing, keeping reflectors clean and aligned, and using headlights and taillights in low-light conditions. Follow applicable laws regarding additional protective gear.

         Maintenance: Regularly inspect and maintain your E-bike to ensure safety and longevity. Follow maintenance guidelines outlined in the manual and check safety equipment before each ride.

     Grips: Ensure handlebar grips are undamaged and securely installed to prevent loss of control.

        Brake System: Check the brake suppressor switch operation before every ride to ensure motor power is cut off when brakes are applied.

         Acceleration: Understand the operation of the twisting accelerator and pedal boost sensor, and adjust riding speed accordingly. Start with the lowest assistance level until comfortable controlling the power.

  Battery: Improper charging, storage, or usage of the battery may void the warranty and pose safety risks.

  Wet Conditions: Exercise caution when riding in wet conditions to prevent slipping and falling.

       Post-Incident Inspection: Consult a certified E-bike mechanic for a thorough inspection following any incident.

        Extreme Riding: Avoid extreme riding, as it may damage components or lead to serious injury or death.

    Ride Wisely: Familiarize yourself with riding conditions and ride within your abilities. Avoid riding under the influence of alcohol, drugs, fatigue, or distraction.

          Instruction Comprehension: Ensure full understanding of all instructions and safety notices/warnings before riding.