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12. Never drive your bicycle while under the inuence of alcohol or drugs.
13. Avoid using the bicycle partially or completely submerged in water. Otherwise, the electronic components and
elements may be damaged.
14. If possible, avoid driving on rainy days, when visibility is limited, at dusk and at night, or when experiencing
extreme tiredness. These conditions increase the risk of accident.
USE IN RAIN
In rain, the eectiveness of your brakes (as with the brakes of other vehicles) is dramatically reduced and your tyres do
not have such good traction as when dry. To ensure that you can reduce speed and stop safely in the rain, drive more
slowly and use your brakes earlier and more gradually than if it were dry.
Rain aects traction, braking and the visibility of the cyclist and other road users who share the road.
The risk of accident increases dramatically in these conditions. Be especially careful when driving your
bicycle in extreme rain. Note that damage that occurs to the electrical system due to contact with
water shall be considered as damage due to misuse, and therefore will not be covered by warranty.
NIGHT USE
Driving a bicycle at night is much more dangerous than during the day. A cyclist is not easily seen by other drivers and
pedestrians. Therefore, minors should never drive at dawn, dusk or late at night. Adults should do so only if necessary.
Make sure that the front and rear lights are working properly. Reectors and retro-reectors are
installed to reect light from the street and cars so that you will be recognised as a moving
cyclist. Please note that reective devices are not a substitute for lights.
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