Go Kiddo T7 Carving Scooter Owner’s Manual - V1 - 01/22/2015 - Page 03
IMPORTANT MUST READ WARNINGS, SAFETY
INFORMATION AND RIDING TIPS
Thank you for purchasing a Go Kiddo™ product. This owner’s manual is designed to
help you make the most of your Go Kiddo Carving Scooter. Instructions and warnings have
been carefully prepared to make your experience as safe and enjoyable as possible. Use
common sense while riding and enjoy your new Go Kiddo Carving Scooter. Read additional
information on page 15.
READ AND UNDERSTAND the assembly, maintenance and safety sections of
the owner’s manual before riding. Always follow the instructions and pay attention to all
warnings.
ŸAlways wear proper safety equipment when riding the Go Kiddo Carving Scooter
including an ANSI, SNELL, CPSC, ASTM or DIN EN 1078 approved helmet. Use proper
footwear and secure laces on shoes before riding.
ŸAvoid water, bumps, gravel, sand, cracks, uneven surfaces or obstacles that may stop
you suddenly or cause you to lose control. The Go Kiddo Carving Scooter is not intended
for off-road use. Avoid riding at night.
ŸHands free riding can be dangerous. Use both hands to hold the handlebars firmly at all
times. Do not push too hard on or apply uneven pressure to either side of the
handlebars. Do not make sudden sharp turns or apply your body weight to the
handlebars when turning. Such actions may cause the vehicle to “jack-knife” or to stop
suddenly, which can cause serious injury to the rider.
ŸStunt riding, riding backwards and/or extreme riding are not recommended on the T7
Carving Scooter. Riding in this fashion may damage the product and voids the
warrranty and may result in injury or death.
ŸDo not lean back or pull back on the handlebars. Doing so can cause the rider to fall off
the back of the vehicle possibly resulting in serious injury or death.
ŸPolyurethane wheels do not perform well on wet pavement or any other wet surface.
Polyurethane loses traction on most wet surfaces, and water on the wheels can
dramatically reduce the effectiveness of the brakes. If you must ride in wet conditions be
very careful to avoid sliding out and do not carve hard turns.
ŸDownhill riding is not recommended, especially for novice riders. The Go Kiddo Riding
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