Micro Kickboard Compact Interchangeable Black
Q. Who should buy the Micro Compact Scooter?
A: The highly versatile Micro Compact Scooter is suitable for adults, teenagers and children over the age of 10. This slick and stylish Micro Model can be ridden in the city or enjoyed at the park, making it a brilliantly versatile design. The scooter has been purpose built for heavier riders and can carry a weight of up to 100kg . The Micro Compact Scooter is the perfect gift for your teenager or an ideal accessory for adults looking to ride with their children.
Q. What height are the adjustable handlebars?
A: The height of the Micro Compact Scooter handlebars can be extended to a maximum height of 3ft 4in (102cm) for a wonderfully comfortable ride. With adjustable handlebars younger riders can enjoy many years of fun on their scooter without having to buy a taller model.
For the Kickboards
Important instructions
Read the operating instructions carefully before use
Check those bindings are secured tightly before each use
Check adjustment of spring elements
Warning: The wearing of helmets and protective equipment for elbows, knees, wrists and palms as well as shoes with flat rubber soles is recommended
Caution: brake can become hot
Do not down slopes
Close quick-action lock securely and ensure that it is correctly positioned
Children must be supervised
Maximum permissible weight: 100kg
Instructions for the use of the micro® kickboards on the road.
1. Always check your micro® kickboard before using it. Ensure that the Telescope Power Stick and all screws are tightened. Check the brake and all wheels for wear and correct it.
2. We recommend that you practice your kickboarding on a traffic-free car park or on open asphalt play areas.
3. Always keep control of your micro® kickboard. Assess your capabilities correctly.
4. When boarding on pedestrian walking areas keep to the correct side according to the rules of the road as much as possible. Watch out for pedestrians, wheelchair users, cyclists, rollerblades and animals. Always observe traffic rules and regulations.
5. Be careful. You are responsible for your safety and for other people. You are also helping to make your support acceptable to passers-by.
6. Do not use the kickboard on wet, greasy, sandy, dirty, rough or uneven surface.
7. The integrated brake does not give assured braking downhill. Dismount. Always look ahead while you ride so that you can quickly come to a stop at any time. The brake can get hot with prolonged use. Avoid skin contact.
8. Watch out for longitudinal and transverse grooves in the asphalt! The narrow wheels may get stuck in tram rails and manhole covers, for example and lockup.
9. Kerbstones and cobblestone pavements affect your balance. It is better to get off. Even lowered kerbstones can knock you off balance.
10. Basically it is possible to make smallish jumps with the micro® kickboard. To do this you must know your sports equipment well and have worked out routines. In case of doubt it is best to avoid daredevil feats!
11. Do not undertake any modifications or alterations to your micro® kickboard which would put your safety at risk.
12. Do not board at night or in conditions of poor visibility. Only one person should ever travel on the kickboard.
13. Always wear suitable proactive clothing. It is recommended that you use tested helmets and protective equipment for elbows, knees and hands, together with shoes having flat rubber soles.
14. Explain to your children the risks of using the equipment as well as how to use it. Supervise your children while they are using the equipment.
The micro® kickboard is not a toy.
Attention: Repeated slackening of the axial screws reduces the effects of the screw securing agent.
… AT THE BEGINNING
We recommend that you start practicing with the micro® kickboard on the carpet at home. This prevents the micro® kickboard from rolling off and gives you some feeling for your new fun equipment. Then find a traffic-free parking ground or clear asphalt playground for future learning. It would be ideal if you have a partner helping you for the first exercises.
Hold on to the Telescope Power Stick with on hand. You steer the board through the slightest of weight displacements.
To get under way, you stand with one leg (the foot approx. at 45˚angle to the direction of travel) on the board and push yourself off using the other leg. If you stand with your right leg on the board while getting up speed, hold on to the Telescope Power Stick with your right hand. If you have your left leg on the board, hold on the Telescope Power Stick with your left hand.
After gaining momentum you stand with your legs apart on the board, so that both feet are approx. at 45˚angle to the direction of travel. If the right leg is closer to the Telescope Power Stick, hold on with the right hand (accordingly left leg, left hand).
