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3. Braking
a. Braking at low speed: First position your rear foot next to the board, and then touch down to decelerate.
The front foot remains on the board until the breaking process has come to an end.
b. Braking at high speed: Proceed similar as at low speed. After initial braking with the rear foot, take the front foot
o the board as well. It is important to stop the skateboard immediately after having jumped o .
A skateboard that continues running in an uncontrolled manner is a danger for the surrounding.
4. Making turns: First take the starting position. Then bend your knees further and shift your weight towards the side
of the board, on which you want to make a turn. In order to turn to the right, shift your weight to the right.
To turn to the left, shift your weight to the left. The radius of the curve will depend on the lateral pressure you apply.
The more pressure, the smaller the curve.
KEEP YOUR SKATEBOARD IN GOOD CONDITION!
1. Wear and tear requires regular maintenance and repair.
2. If it becomes necessary to replace some components, always use original spare parts for your own safety.
Please contact our customer service as per information below.
3. Worn castors can be replaced easily by loosening the respective bolts.
4. Sharp edges caused by using the skateboard must be neutralized. Remove cracks and splints immediately.
5. Replace defective parts of the skateboard immediately.
6. Even high-quality boards must be checked prior to every use, especially the bolts and wheels.
7. Check the axle suspension. All bolts must be tightened.
8. Check the bearings regularly for dirt, and clean them, e.g. with benzene. After cleaning, lubricate the bearings again.
To do so, use a suitable lubricant. Make sure no sand can enter the ball bearings.
9. IMPORTANT: Do not modify your skateboard in a way that could a ect the safety
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