Sulov REBEL Manuel utilisateur

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE (GB)

Scooter REBEL

If the package is missing a part or is defective, contact your dealer.

Please note:

Maximum user weight: 100 kg –Class A

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For users aged 5 years and over

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Check and tighten all screws and bolts before each ride

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Before each trip, make sure that all components are working properly.

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Inflate the tires to the maximum pressure listed on the tire sidewall.

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When riding, wear protective clothing. Helmet, knee and elbow pads and

sturdy shoes. This greatly reduces the risk of injury, but not completely.

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If any item is damaged or not working properly, it should be replaced

or repaired before riding.

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Avoid riding on uneven surfaces, avoid drain covers, drainage channels

and gutters.

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Do not ride on the road or other surface covered with water, sand or

gravel, or otherwise contaminated. In rainy weather visibility is reduced,

avoid sharp turns and braking.

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Avoid driving fast, especially on steep hills.

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The brake parts heat up in use, therefore after each braking activity

always fully release the lever. For the same reasons do not touch the

braking mechanism immediately after stopping.

IMPORTANT

CAUTION: Building the scooter must be supervised by an adult.

Before riding the scooter must be completely assembled.

Before using the scooter, read this manual carefully.

Only use the Scooter as described in the instructions.

Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury.

We recommend you to check the usage restriction of the

scooter considering rules of road safety.

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PRECAUTIONS

THIS SCOOTER IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR USERS 5 YEARS

OR PERSONS OVER 100 KG IN WEIGHT.

Read and observe the following measures, to avoid injury to the user or

breakage of scooter.

PLEASE EDUCATE YOUR CHILD ABOUT PROPER USE OF SCOOTERS,

AND ALSO ABOUT THE FOLLOWING PRECAUTIONS.

WARNING: DO NOT use the scooter on the road.

A. Wear a helmet and knee, elbow and hand/wrist protectors.

B. Do not ride close to motor vehicle.

C. Try brakes in a safe place.

D. Do not ride on or near the stairs, sloping road, hills, roads and

swimming pools or other bodies of water.

E. The scooter is designed for only one person.

F. Do not ride in rainy weather, wet surface extends braking distance.

G. Never tow another vehicle or child on skates or skateboard.

H. Do not operate at night, in the dark.

I. Always wear shoes.

J. Avoid pedestrians, do not ride too close to them.

K. Avoid risky places where maneuverability of the scooter decreases.

Holes, potholes, ruts, rough terrain, channel gratings, gravel,

curb, leaves, puddle, all affect driving and may cause an accident.

L. Do not drive off-road or on rough surfaces.

M. Keep both hands on the handlebars.

N. Do not use anything that prevents hearing.

WARNING: Brake carefully to get a skid, or too abruptly stopped.

Shear significantly increases tire wear can lead to damage.

The product meets the requirements of DIN EN 14619.

Importer and distributor for EU:

Rulyt s.r.o., 5. kvetna 435, CZ-440 01 Dobromerice

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Unassembled scooter (photo illustration)

Figure 1a,b

Remove the scooter out of the box and make sure the package contains all the

parts and if not damaged. (Make sure the tires are inflated. Make sure they are

inflated to 35 psi. It is possible that during transport pressure lost.)

Build scooters consists of two main steps.

1 - Installing wheels.

2 - Installation of the handlebar.

FITTING THE WHEEL

INSTALLING WHEELS

Slide the rear wheel axle completely into the rear fork. On the axle mount

locking plates (Fig.1a), so that they protrude into the round holes in the frame.

Plate must be outside of the frame, between the frame and the nut. On the

axle affix the nuts (Fig. 1b).

Make sure the wheel is centered and tighten nut with spanner.

Note: See Figure 1 on the next page.

Note: The front and rear wheel is mounted in the same way.

Note: The rear wheel can already be installed from the factory.

Rear wheel:

Insert a fork,

Screw the nut (b) .

Tighten the nut wrench as

possible, without damaging

the thread (between about 25

Nm to 30 Nm).

Front wheel:

Insert a fork,

Screw the nut (b) .

Tighten the nut wrench as

possible, without

damaging the thread

(between about 25 Nm to

30 Nm).

When assembling

the bike, make

sure that the upper

edge of the brake

shoe is parallel to

the edge of the

rim.

When assembling the bike, make sure that the upper edge of the brake shoe

is parallel to the edge of the rim.

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If it is necessary to replace the wheel, always use wheels / tires of the same

parameters as the original. To remove please reverse the installation steps

(see instructions).

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ASSEMBLY HANDLEBAR

Insert the handlebar rod into the tube of the front fork (see Fig.2). Handlebars

area so that was perpendicular to the front wheel. Tighten the bolt with a

wrench. Make sure the handlebars secure.

Figure 2

Handlebars

Insert the handlebar rod into the tube

of front fork, at least to the minimum

Insert the

mark. Tighten the screw wrench NC

handlebar rod

(c), as it will go, but do not damage

into the tube of

the screw (18 to 20Nm).

front fork.

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Setting the front and rear hand brakes

Note: The brakes on this scooter are not set from the factory.

Before you ride, you need these brakes fitted and adjusted.

Install the brake lever on the handlebars. Right lever controls the rear brake and left

lever controls the front brake.

Installation and brake adjustment:

1. First oval end of the brake cable into the round hole located in the brake lever (on

the handlebars) and route the brake cable jack in the bottom of the handle (see

Figure 1).

2. Press both arms of the V-brake towards the wheel rim and adjust the brake pads

(blocks) by appropriate wrench, so that during braking the brake rubbing its entire

surface on the side of the rim. If necessary, tighten or loosen the brake cable

using the anchor bolt or the adjusting screw on the brake lever so that the brake

pad and the rim was a gap of 1-2 mm. Make sure that the brake wire passes right

through the two parts of the brake and is tensioned (see Figure 2).

3. If the wheel does not turn freely and on one side there is a brake friction, tighten

the tensioning screw on the shoulder V-brakes to the wheel brakes, respectively.

loosen the tensioning screw on the opposite shoulder V-brakes.

4. Before driving, check the proper function of the brake. Repeatedly press together

and enable sticks brakes.

Warning: If after adjusting brakes brakes will still work, have the brakes adjusted by

a workshop for bicycles. Do not use the scooter when the brakes are not working or

are not adjusted.

Figure 1

Oval end of the

Slot for cable

management

brake cable

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PREPARED SCOOTER

Color illustration

Thus, should a scooter after correct assembly.

Before using scooters, check the following:

1. Make sure that the handlebars are securely mounted.

2. Make sure that the tires are inflated to 35 psi.

3. Test the rear brake properly.

4. Check that both handlebar grips are firmly fixed.

5. Try foot stand.

6. Read the instructions for use on the next page.

So now you're ready to ride. But be sure to use a helmet and other

protective gear.

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USE AND MAINTENANCE

USE SCOOTERS:

This non-motorized scooter with front and rear brake is designed for one driver. Not

suitable for persons weighing more than 100 kg. It is not designed for on-road, off road,

jumping, acrobatics, or for use with any motorized means of transport. Do not ride at

night, follow the traffic rules, pedestrians take precedence. Use caution when riding on

wet or slippery surfaces, especially when braking to avoid skids. Never leave your

scooter unlocked and unattended.

CORRECT RIDING AND BRAKING TECHNIQUE

Scooter should be used with caution, because the scooter riding requires certain skills.

Ability to drive and keep the body balance to avoid falls and accidents causing injury to

the user and others.

The user stands on the footboard while riding, bounce a foot from the ground and

controls the handlebars. When driving, keep both hands on the handlebars. Slow down

when turning or when you don´t go straight ahead and in danger of losing balance. Slow

down when you want to get down from the scooter. After a complete stop remove the first

one leg and then the other from the footboard. Slow down by pressing and holding the

brake lever on the handlebars.

Before start using the scooter, try all scooter controls to avoid falls and accidents.

MAINTENANCE SCOOTERS:

This scooter is well made and regular maintenance and judicious use will keep your

scooter in good condition for many years and the ride will be more safety.

Make a habit of regularly checking that everything is sufficiently tightened. Check that the

handlebars are secure, the axles of both wheels secured and brake is not loosened.

Check brakes before each ride. Check the brakes levers. Make sure that the brake pads

are not worn and cables are not frayed.

Note: Check tire pressure every week, the correct value is indicated on the tire sidewall.

Note: Riding on underinflated tires risks damaging the wheel or tire. The scooter may

become harder to handle.

Bearings and spokes are difficult to repair and replace. Therefore, their lubrication,

cleaning or replacement should be by a qualified service centre.

Self-locking nuts or other self-locking accessories, after frequent loosening and tightening

lose their effectiveness. In this case it is necessary to replace the self-locking part.

TOOLS REQUIRED FOR COMPILATION

Allen key

Multi wrench

Note: Tools not included. Picture of unassembled scooter in the manual is for

illustrative purposes only. Picture of scooters assembled in the instruction may differ

in cosmetics detail.

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