Safety
Children should never be left unattended while using any of the products.
We advise that the handbook manual is read before use and all recommended safety checks are completed.
For motorized vehicles: Please be aware that due to the vibration of the engine when in use, nuts and bolts can work themselves loose. So a full check should be carried out before each and every use.
Please ensure that protective equipment such as helmet, gloves, leg and arm protective pads are always worn.
Petrol driven machines: Please check oil levels daily. Water levels on water-cooled models must be checked each time before use. Tyre pressures and condition must be monitored. Oil drive chains daily.
When first using a new machine it is vital to change the oil after the first hour and every 4 hours afterwards to prolong the engine life.
The correct mixture of petrol and 2-stroke oil must be used in all 2-stroke engines. If neat petrol is used in such engines it will be damaged beyond repair in minutes.
Tyres must be pumped to the proper pressure. Brakes must be checked daily.
It is not legal to ride any of our vehicles on public roads or highways. The vehicles are not suitable for sports performance and jumping. They are designed for light use only and not for stressful conditions.
Full Revs must not be used for the first five tanks of petrol. This is VERY important.
4-Stroke machines require a minimum of 2 Days of LIGHT use… And for machines with reverse, you must ALWAYS bring the machine to a full stop before selecting reverse gear from forward gear or visa versa.
For vehicles with an alarm system, Please Note that leaving the alarm on for long periods may lower the battery capacity. During non-use, it is wise to leave the alarm system “unlocked” (via remote control) and remove the keys to avoid unauthorized use. (Safety) Regulations”>ATV (Safety) Regulations
Before You Ride remember the 7 Rules of Safety
The ATV Safety Institute’s Golden Rules:
1. Always wear a helmet and other protective gear.
2. Never ride on public roads - another vehicle could hit you.
3. Never ride under the influence of alcohol or other drugs.
4. Never carry a passenger on a single-rider vehicle.
5. Ride an ATV that’s right for your age.
6. Supervise riders younger than 16; ATVs are not toys.
7. Ride only on designated trails and at a safe speed.
