Initiation to electric cargo bikes :

A brief introductory session will be provided for new users to acquaint them with the concept of using a bicycle. this session will focus on covering the fundamental aspects of bike riding, including maintaining balance and trajectory, changing gears, braking, and executing turns.
It is important to highlight that cargo bikes are characterized by their larger size in comparison to standard bicycles. consequently, riders need to take wide turns and exercise caution when calculating their steering angle.

Rules :

For optimal and safe usage of your electric cargo bike, we strongly advise adhering to the following guidelines and our concise manual:

1. It is highly recommended to wear an approved helmet and utilize protective and/or signaling accessories for your safety.
2. When riding outside urban areas at night or during low visibility conditions, wearing a reflective safety vest is essential.
3. To ensure visibility to other road users, never ride at night or in adverse weather conditions without proper lighting.
4. Opt for shoes with a sturdy and slip-resistant sole for improved stability while riding.
5. Avoid loose clothing around your legs that may potentially get entangled in the bike's wheels.
6. Consider wearing protective clothing, such as durable shoes or gloves, for added safety.
7. Comply with the current national regulations when using the bike on public roads, including requirements for lighting and sound warning.
8. always keep both hands on the handlebars while riding.
9. Refrain from using helmets or earphones for any audio devices.
10. Avoid using your phone while operating the bike.
11. in wet weather conditions, be mindful that visibility and traction are reduced, braking distances are longer, and adjust your speed accordingly.
12. Do not use the bike while under the influence of alcohol, medication, or illicit substances.
13. Learn how to anticipate traffic constraints and adapt your riding based on the bike's load and battery life.
14. Prioritize cycling within designated cycling infrastructure in urban areas.
15. Follow specific safety procedures for navigating dense urban centers.
16. Familiarize yourself with the functioning of the electric assistance system and understand the various available modes.
17. Acquire knowledge on how to park and securely lock your bike.