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General Information
 
We hope that as you use our products, your number one concern will be safety, as is ours. Our products are built out of only the highest quality materials to ensure their durability and your safety and enjoyment. Please consider the following safety tips from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission to have a fun and safe riding experience:
 
Scooter Riders
 
  • ALWAYS wear a helmet, knee pads, and elbow pads. (Wrist guards may make it difficult to grip the handle and steer the scooter.)
  • Children under age 8 should not use non-powered scooters without close adult supervision. Children under 12 should not ride motorized scooters.
  • Avoid gravel and uneven pavement, which can cause falls.
  • Don't ride scooters in traffic.
  • Don't ride scooters at night - riders can't see where they're going or be seen by others.
  • Wear sturdy shoes.
  • Owners of scooters should check with local authorities for local laws regarding scooters.

Many of these tips also apply to skateboarders. Here are some additional tips:

 
Off Road Riders
 

All Terrain Vehicle Safety Information from the Consumer Product Safety Commission

 
Skateboarders
 
  • Never ride in the street.
  • Wear a helmet and protective pads.
  • Don't take chances:
    • Complicated tricks require careful practice and a specially designed area.
    • Only one person per skateboard.
    • Never hitch a ride from a car, bus, truck, bicycle, etc.
  • Learning how to fall in case of an accident may help reduce your chances of being seriously injured.
    • If you are losing your balance, crouch down on the skateboard so that you will not have so far to fall.
    • In a fall, try to land on the fleshy parts of your body.
    • If you fall, try to roll rather than absorb the force with your arms.
    • Even though it may be difficult, during a fall try to relax your body, rather than stiffen.

For more information, please visit these links:                                                     

U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission: Scooters
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission: Skateboards  
             

 

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