Sacrifice Flyte 115 Stunt Scooter

The Sacrifice Flyte 115 stunt scooter is the bigger brother of the Flyte 100, the lightest scooter in the world, designed for grown-up scooter riders. Many people like to modify their scooters to make them as light as possible - with this model that will be very hard to do, because everything has already been done for you. All that is left is to head to the park with this scooter and learn tricks that were not possible before.

• Handlebar: Oversize extruded 6061-T6 Al, 550mm Wide x 600mm High
• Clamp: Spy 2 bolt collar clamp with 6ml high tensile bolts
• Compression: IHC
• Deck: Extruded 6061-T6 Al, 115mm x 515mm, Integrated 82.5 deg Headtube
• Wheels: 110mm Delta Core offset 5-Spoke, 6061-T6 Al Core, 88A PU
• Bearings: Sacrifice Roller Coaster Bearing
• With brake
• Weight: 3.0 kg

RULES FOR USING THE STUNT SCOOTER

Safety measures

As with other moving devices, riding a scooter can be dangerous. Before riding, read all the rules of use. Pay particular attention to the following advice:

1. Always wear protective gear, such as ANSI, SNELL, CPSC or ASTM certified helmets, knee and elbow protection, long-sleeved shirts and long trousers.
2. Always wear closed shoes and make sure they are properly fastened. Do not use the scooter barefoot or in sandals.
3. Always follow the applicable traffic and scooter-riding rules. Watch out for other vehicles and give way to pedestrians.
4. Do not make any changes to the structure of the device and do not use any accessories that are not supplied with the scooter.
5. Do not ride holding the device with only one hand. Hold the handles firmly with both hands.
6. When riding the scooter, do not make sharp turns and do not lean your whole body on the handles in a turn, as they may twist and you could lose control.
7. Do not ride the scooter on a slippery, wet road surface, as the polyurethane wheels may slip and you could lose control. Avoid roads where water, mud, sand, gravel, leaves or other debris accumulate. When riding in the rain, wheel grip, braking and visibility deteriorate.
8. Do not ride the scooter on a steep slope, as the scooter may become uncontrollable or the brakes may not work sufficiently. Be especially careful when riding on uneven terrain. Do not ride at high speed downhill.
9. Only ride the scooter on level ground; do not ride on wet, uneven, rocky or gravel surfaces. Do not ride the scooter at dusk or at night, or on a wet or icy surface.
10. Avoid potholes, drainage grates and sudden changes in the road surface, as the scooter may stop abruptly.
11. Before you start riding, press the brake pedal and check that it works. With prolonged use of the scooter, the brake pedal may heat up, so do not touch it after stopping, as you could get burned.
12. Turn the scooter handle to the left and right and check that the mechanism works properly. Before you start riding, also make sure the handles are held firmly.
13. Children must always ride under adult supervision. Before riding, the supervising person must check the scooter to ensure all its parts are properly secured and to avoid an accident.
14. Since fingers can get pinched when assembling the scooter, adults must help children assemble and adjust the scooter. Do not touch moving parts or the parts of the clamping mechanism, so as not to injure your fingers. Make sure all parts are firmly mounted.
15. If you do not follow the safety advice given above, you may get injured.
16. Promptly replace worn or broken parts of the device.

6-month warranty; the warranty does not apply to wearing parts

The warranty is void if the device fails due to mechanical damage to the scooter, improper operation or performing prohibited manoeuvres with it.

CHECK BEFORE RIDING

First, check that the brakes work.

Second, check that the handles are held properly and firmly.

Third, check that the wheels are held firmly and turn without interference.

Once you have checked everything and read the safety advice, you can start riding the scooter.

USER INSTRUCTIONS AND DEVICE MAINTENANCE

1. Turn the scooter's wheels and handlebar to check whether the mechanism bearings run smoothly. If necessary, adjust them after the first few rides by tightening or loosening the clamping bolts.
2. It is recommended to fully disassemble and clean the scooter at least every 6 months. If a part needs to be replaced, make sure to order the correct part from the supplier (dealer).
3. If the front part of the scooter (the handlebar) is loose, the fork/steerer clamp mechanism is probably not properly tightened. Do not ride with a loose handlebar. Remove the handlebar and tighten the compression bolt with a hex key. Refit the handlebar and firmly tighten the handlebar clamp.
4. Polyurethane wheels may wear out over time. Contact the seller and replace them with new ones so it is safe to ride.
5. With regular use of the scooter, the wheels and wheel bearings may wear out. They can be easily replaced. Undo the nuts securing the wheel axle and pull out the wheel. Replace the wheel or bearings and firmly retighten the nuts with a wrench from both sides of the wheel. Make sure to order the correct wheels or wheel bearings from the supplier (dealer).
6. Clean dirt and dust off the scooter with a damp cloth. Do not use cleaners or solvents that may damage the surface. Do not use alcohol or substances containing alcohol or ammonia for cleaning, as they may damage the surface, dissolve parts or soften stickers or sticker adhesive.
7. Before you start riding, make sure all parts are firmly mounted.
8. Mechanisms or parts may work worse over time. If any mechanism or part does not work as it should, it is recommended not to use the device, to contact the supplier (dealer) or importer, and to replace the mechanisms or parts with new ones.