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1. 2 PREPARATION amp ASSEMBLY 2 1 UNFOLD PLATFORM BEWARE OF PINCH POINT 9 Fold out the platform and close the quick releases on both sides of the platform as shown below E To fold out the platform always hold the LYRIC as shown on the photos below One hand holds the fork or light bracket 1 the other holds the diagonal tube 2 BEWARE OF PIVOT 9 Keep your fingers hands or other parts of your body away from the pivot 3 when folding out the platform you could get seriously injured a Fold out the rear part of the platform 4 by 180 so that the two parts form an entire platform and the LYRIC stands firmly on all three wheels on the ground a Bring the quick release handle 5 into a horizontal position and turn it around until it stops in position 6 You must feel some pressure when doing this in order to be sure the lock will stay firmly closed Should this not be the case tighten the counter nut 7 until you can feel the correct pressure when closing it 1 i j F r 5 6 N37 2 2 UNFOLD HANDLEBAR BEWARE OF PINCH POINT 9 Fold up stem with attached handle bar 1 so that the center guide A and the stem align parallel to the cylinder B below 8 Push in safety lock button 2 fully and push down the stem at the same time until the safety lock button pops out again 3 8 Pull the stem up again to check if the stem sits firmly on the cylinder the stem should not move up or down and the sa2. CONTENTS 1 SAFE RIDING 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 LY RIC B slCS 2 402 Be er Ew AR ERR Y e E OS Where to Ride Protective Gear Protective Measures cuisine aia Pei deve ee wise ig Pre Ride Inspectiol lt as ccns eae edad deg durar xp Eg Go gor RSS Practice Riding No CLP a aci ido a er ke 2 PREPARATION amp ASSEMBLY 2 1 2 2 2 3 2 4 2 5 Unfold Platform sito er er ieh Unfold Handlebar Fold Handlebar Insert Batteries Lock Batteries 3 LYRIC FEATURES 3 1 3 2 3 3 3 4 Batteries uma cars Mak nah AA Remote Key Alarm coco soni a ee Left Handlebar Features secati duh ei ld ib Right Handlebar Features ac 25 ccc a lx a a eae 4 CONSUMER INFORMATION 4 1 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 5 4 6 4 7 4 8 4 9 Maintenance isce ie eed assem ni en e pd Ped ee da RepallsS pierdas nedeanrAdxcpdes ok bs dee baw hina ed baie Warranty and Limited Liability scos scis pre bg medien e e Ry S Right of EOGUUED 2226 aaa ARA Ro Boe 18 m DAA AA NEabSDORE xcu een Meera i tH tended quie ow eer ead e Storage and Care Instructions x ssse eos os oo yk n aeg na Disposal cc cass disk heralds WS Ree cet wish aro der deeds eg ede dks Optional Equipment Accessories 00 0 cee Troubleshioobirig duod eo e acetone dade hoes Sead eben 1 SAFE RIDING AGE RESTRICTIONS HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS WEIGHT RESTRICTIONS HEALTH RESTRICTIONS BALANCE NO STUNTS OR HORSEPLAY NOT A DISABILITY DEVICE BE KIND D
3. always show courtesy to others and ride in a safe and suitable manner If required by law you must carry a valid driver s license that is locally accepted for riding the LYRIC Make sure you are covered with insurance for both you and your LYRIC The owner must ensure that any operator of the LYRIC fully reads understands and follows all instructions in this manual A demonstration to ensure that the rider understands the operation of the LYRIC is strongly advised Do not remove modify or alter any components of the LYRIC Any modification can cause malfunctions and the loss of warranty claims Modifications can be dangerous and lead to serious injuries Do not open disassemble or service the battery LEGISLATION PRIVATE PROPERTY ROAD RUN3R MODELS OTHER MODELS UNSAFE CONDITIONS NOTE LYRIC RECOMMENDS THROTTLE TURNING COMPONENTS COLLAPSIBLE FRAME 1 2 WHERE TO RIDE Always pay attention to the local applicable legislation about the use of the LYRIC on public roads and in public places If you are uncertain regarding your local legislation contact your local authorities or your LYRIC dealer find dealer contacts on our homepage for information To ride the LYRIC on private property always obtain permission from the owner to do so Typically bicycle lanes and side roads with low traffic if allowed are suitable for riding the LYRIC The RUN3R is only to be used on paved roads and places with an even su
4. cord to a standard socket outlet 110 240Vac 50 or 60Hz 2 Then connect the DC connector to the battery Charge the battery until the charger s status LED changes to green Full charge 5 hrs LED1 red charger connected to AC Power LED2 yellow charging LED2 green fully charged Do not combine batteries with different charge levels on the same LYRIC i e one fully charged battery with one partially discharged battery This reduces the lifetime of the batteries When you have more than one LYRIC in use make sure to always keep batteries as a pair The two batteries belonging to one set are marked with the same set number above the lock together with the letters L for left R for right i e LO00455 and ROOO455 these two batteries must always be used together SAFETY STORAGE FIRE EXTINGUISHING METHODS NOTE LYRIC ON LYRIC OFF ALARM ON ALARM OFF Always charge both batteries together and use only an original LYRIC charger Follow all safety instructions regarding the handling of the batteries including the following E Refer to user s guide E Do not open disassemble or service battery E Do not use or leave battery near a heat source such as fire or heater E Normal Operational Environment Temperature 15 C 5 F to 45 C 113 F Humidity 596 to 8596 Use only LYRIC s authorized charger Do not connect battery to an electrical outlet directly Always fully charge the battery after use Keep or
5. speed only if you are an experienced LYRIC user Use primarily the left brake lever to slow down which is for the rear wheels This feature should only be used by experienced LYRIC users and can only be activated on certain models Never accelerate in an uncontrolled fashion Be aware that every terrain surface change i e from pavement to grass a threshold or speed bump is a potential hazard and may require a change in driving style Do not pull up the LYRIC handlebar when riding over obstacles When going downhill never exceed a speed of 35km h 22mph Instead use the brakes to slow down or push the LYRIC If driving across a slope the driver must balance the inclination by leaning his her body uphill Because of the added height of the LYRIC platform and the driver s helmet special care must be taken when driving indoors as well as through doorways archways under tree branches signs or other overhead obstacles To ride safely the rider must be able to see clearly and must be visible to others Always switch on the light when riding the LYRIC at night time or in conditions of low visibility Follow local legislation regarding regulations for using the LYRIC at night Always turn slowly and with caution do not turn abruptly Lean into the turn to maintain balance The body must be brought into an inclined position as on a bicycle or motorbike See chapter 3 3 Handlebar Control Features for more detailed information
6. RIVER S LICENSE INSURANCE OPERATOR MODIFICATIONS 1 1 LYRIC BASICS 2 Minimum age in North America 16 8 Minimum age outside of North America 14 Unless other legislated age restrictions in your jurisdiction apply a Minimum height 150cm 5 0 a Maximum height 200cm 6 5 Permissible maximum weight for operator and load 150kg 330lbs Use the LYRIC only when in full possession of your physical and mental faculties Individuals with the following conditions should not operate the LYRIC 8 Heart conditions a Head back or neck ailments or prior surgeries to those areas a Any mental or physical conditions that may make individuals susceptible to injury or impair their physical dexterity or mental capabilities to recognize understand and perform all of the safety instructions and to be able to assume the hazards inherent in the unit s use E Pregnant women 2 Individuals under the influence of drugs alcohol or prescription medications that may cause drowsiness affect balance and judgment The rider must be capable of safely riding a bicycle on his her own The LYRIC is not developed for any type of tricks stunts jumping wheelies or racing The LYRIC has not been designed tested or approved as an assistance device for physically disabled The driver must under all circumstances be capable of riding a bicycle without any assistance or training wheels Regardless of where you use the LYRIC operators should
7. activated or is stuck in the on position on one of the brake levers If the switch continues to get stuck please have the brake lever replaced a Check if the brake caliper is aligned correctly and the brake pads are not worn out E Checkif the brake disc is bent a Check with your dealer if there is enough grease in it Only use LYRIC authorized grease a Check with your dealer if there is air in the hydraulic brake system E Center guide of folding stem might be bent Please refer to chapter 2 2 Unfold Handlebar Check if both legs are still pressed into the fork crown 100 If not contact your LYRIC dealer immediately and do not ride the LYRIC until it is fixed For further customer service and troubleshooting please contact your authorized LYRIC dealer for assistance by W visiting www LYRICmotion com 8 emailing info LYRICmotion com or B calling 801 571 5110 Whenever you ride the LYRIC you risk death or serious injury from loss of control collisions and falls To reduce these risks you must read understand and follow all instructions and warnings in this LYRIC User Manual ALWAYS FOLLOW NATIONAL STATELO AND CAL LAWS The LYRIC does not comply with any international regulation for safety of motorized vehicles on public roads Therefore always follow the applicable local legislation concerning the use of the LYRIC on public roads and public places In some countries it is forbidden to use the LYRIC in public area
8. driving the LYRIC both hands should be kept on the handlebar and both feet should be kept on the platform Do not carry objects in your hands or on the platform while driving Use the LYRIC s carrier equipment such as a top case to transport objects luggage Activate the park brake and turn the LYRIC off with the remote key In addition you may also turn the alarm on Remove battery keys and remote control key when parking the LYRIC Secure with an adequate lock 1 5 PRE RIDE INSPECTION 8 Check the functionality of the LYRIC prior to each use E Make sure all fastening elements are tight bolts quick release clamps folding mechanism for stem and platform etc Do not use the LYRIC if any parts are loose or damaged a Ensure that brakes work properly 8 Both batteries must be firmly locked onto frame and both keys must be taken off the battery before riding the LYRIC 1 6 PRACTICE g New riders must practice using the LYRIC first Training rides should be performed in a safe place on an even and non slippery surface away from traffic or pedestrians Always be alert and ready to use the brakes TURBO MODE 3 SPEED BRAKING REVERSE ACCELERATION TERRAIN SURFACE CHANGES STEEP SLOPES ADDED HEIGHT VISIBILITY TURNS CURVES 1 7 RIDING TIPS Only use turbo mode when going uphill for a short period of time up to 3 minutes at a time Beginners should use speed 1 slow Use speed 2 medium and 3 max
9. e original LYRIC a Illegal use of the equipment Y Use of LYRIC parts for other purposes 9 Use in races competitions or as rentals 8 mproper battery use or storage The warranty also does not cover any paint damage or scratches normal wear and tear to parts in particular tires inner tubes brake pads handles and protective coatings or any other wear and tear caused by the normal use of the LYRIC LYRIC International will not accept liability for incidental or indirect losses or damages caused by the use of the LYRIC All LYRIC products have been developed manufactured and sold for their intended use as detailed in the instructions for use They should not be used with other engines or with any other forms of propulsion or batteries other than those supplied LYRIC International and its authorized dealers will not accept liability for any injuries or damages of any kind caused by the improper use of the LYRIC This warranty only gives the user the limited rights that are stated by law 4 4 RIGHT OF RETURN The right of return only applies to unused equipment which is still in its original packaging The right of return and refund of the purchase price is only possible within 10 days of purchase from the dealer where the LYRIC was purchased and upon provision of the original receipt with the VIN number 4 5 TRANSPORT You can easily transport the collapsible LYRIC in almost any car with the handle bar and platform folded When trans
10. fety lock button should sit correctly in its proper position 4 Fr Adjust counter nut 5 ofthe quick release until you feel a strong pressure when closing the quick release 6 and you are able to firmly push it down onto its arrester 7 2 3 FOLD HAN DLEBAR t Follow steps 6 1 from previous section to make sure that the safety lock button 2 is 6 7 i P pushed in all the way before pulling up the stem S Note Be careful not to bend the center guide A 2 4 INSERT BATTERIES BEWARE OF PINCH POINT Keep hands off battery rail while inserting or removing the battery With lock facing the rider insert battery carefully over the guiding rail and slide downward slowly Make sure no cable or hose obstructs it from doing so 1 8 Approx 12mm 0 5 inch before the lower arrest slide the battery carefully over the electric battery contacts 2 8 Push battery down carefully but firmly until it locks into place Always place the right battery on the right side and left battery on the left side from the rider s view The batteries are marked above the lock The left is marked with an L at the beginning of its number the right one with an R You must always use battery sets with the same serial number together i e R000455 with LOOO455 2 5 LOCK BATTERIES 2 Lock battery to the battery guiding rail by turning the key until you reach the LOCKED position 1 a Should the lock not close mechanically
11. iginal batteries as a pair same serial number Dispose of battery through LYRIC International or distributor BS DS DS D X Always store battery fully charged E Recharge battery at least every 6 months 8 Temperature 15 C 5 F to 60 C 140 F Y DO NOT use water Extinguish fire only with sand or CO2 3 2 REMOTE KEY ALARM See key functions in diagram below A Spare Electronic Remote Key B Electronic Remote Key with Mechanical Battery Key The mechanical key may be custom fitted to match the battery key at a local key service provider Cen Press 2 x short 4 ON pause O 5s in between Press 1x 4 OFF When switched off press 1 x a ALARM Press 1x m OFF LIGHT A HORN B 3 SPEED REGULATOR C TURBO BUTTON D REVERSE BUTTON E BRAKE LEVERS THROTTLE F CRUISE CONTROL G PARKING BRAKE H 3 3 LEFT HANDLEBAR FEATURES On off button Push light button to turn on the light Push again to turn it off On off button Push down to activate the horn Each setting limits the maximum driving speed 1 low 2 medium 3 max speed of motor When the turbo button is activated maximum power is provided by the motor Only use the turbo button for a short time period up to 3 minutes at a time i e when going uphill Ride the LYRIC without the turbo mode to enable the most efficient and economic use of the LYRIC batteries Please note that riding in turbo mode
12. ils cables Cardboard Main packing box This box should be kept during the life span of your LYRIC To dispose of your LYRIC you can use this original box to return the complete LYRIC to your nearest dealer or directly to the importer of LYRIC 14 CAUTION LYRIC DOES NOT WORK AT ALL LYRIC CAN BE TURNED ON WITH THE REMOTE KEY BUT DOES NOT RUN NOISE FROM THE BRAKE DISC MOTOR MAKES LOUD NOISES MOTOR GETS VERY HOT LEFT BRAKE FEELS SOFT FOLDING STEM DOES NOT WORK FRONT FORK HAS PLAY 4 8 OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT ACCESSORIES We offer a variety of accessories and optional equipment such as seat charging station mud guards top cases rear view mirror golf accessories etc Some models i e EU Police and Golf Models offer certain accessories as standard features Please contact your local authorized dealer or visit our web site for a complete list of optional equipment and accessories as well as current prices Before using any of the optional pieces of equipment and accessories carefully read their operation and safety instructions first 4 9 TROUBLESHOOTING a Check if both batteries are fully charged push button to check if both batteries show 5 LED lights 5 LED does not automatically mean that the battery is full please see Battery chapter a Check the remote control battery E Check if batteries are pushed down all the way 8 Check if the brake light is on If yes then the electric switch may be
13. longer than 3 minutes at a time will void the warranty Never activate the reverse button while riding This feature is only to be used for convenience when backing up the LYRIC while the operator is standing firmly on the ground Push the green button to go in reverse and release to go forward The reverse button can only be activated on certain LYRIC models Both handlebars are equipped with brake levers left operates rear brakes right operates front brakes Primarily use left brake lever Only use right brake lever in addition to the left brake lever if further brake force is required 3 4 RIGHT HANDLEBAR FEATURES Use throttle only if you are ready to ride on the LYRIC Turn the throttle very slowly and carefully since an electric motor has the maximal torque when starting To activate the cruise control press the green button on the right handlebar while riding The LYRIC will continue at the selected speed without activating the throttle The cruise control is deactivated by pressing the button again activating a brake lever or by using the throttle Parking brake front wheel activated 8 To ensure that the LYRIC does not inadvertently move the parking brake must be activated Pull up the small black lever on the right handlebar brake lever to activate the parking brake Check functioning of the brake by pushing the LYRIC forward while brake is activated For further theft protection in addition to the installed alarm system y
14. ls To prevent injury never touch any moving or turning parts Special precaution must be used with the collapsible frame especially when folding up the folding stem into the riding position as well as when folding out the platform for the riding position You risk injuring fingers hands or other parts of your body HOT BRAKE DISCS BE PREPARED TO STOP OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT LITHIUM BATTERIES BE AWARE AVOID DISTRACTIONS BOTH HANDS AND FEET LUGGAGE PARKING Do not touch brake discs during or immediately after use as they can get very hot when used At any point in time during the use of the LYRIC the rider must be alert and prepared to stop Special care must be taken as soon as other people or vehicles are close by a Temperature 152C 5 F to 452C 1132F a Humidity 5 to 85 Lithium batteries pose a risk of injury when handled improperly Therefore S Refer to the warning stickers on the battery and to chapter 3 1 Batteries and chapter 4 6 Storage and Care Instructions for more detailed information Adjust your riding style to your ability as well as road traffic and weather conditions The LYRIC is to be operated in a safe and suitable manner The rider should not use a cell phone listen to headphones or engage in any other activity that might distract or interfere with the ability to monitor the surroundings while driving The attention of the rider must be directed toward operating the LYRIC While
15. ou may use a motorbike lock Parking brake front wheel released 8 Pull brake lever up to release the parking brake In public places be sure to park the LYRIC only where parking is officially allowed B c D E F G H 4 CONSUMER INFORMATION SCREW CONNECTIONS ADJUSTMENT OF BRAKES TIRE AND TIRE PRESSURE REPLACING PARTS 4 1 MAINTENANCE Please check all screw connections regularly especially the ones for steering wheel axles and suspension The mechanical front wheel brake can be adjusted at any time with its adjusting screws one at the brake lever and one directly at the brake caliper Make sure that the hydraulic rear brakes are working properly When you pull the left brake lever the pressure must be firm If there is a soft and slow response please check with your dealer because there may be air in the system Maintain tire air pressure as stated on the tire sidewall If you exceed the tire air pressure stated on the tire sidewall you increase the risk of loss of control collisions and falls Lower pressure reduces range and can cause tire and wheel damage Once the tire tread is worn out the tire needs to be replaced The LYRIC GLF3R has solid tires so there is no tube TIRE RIM SIZE RECOMMENDED MAXIMUM PRESSURE FRONT 16 18 tire 2 0 bar 29 psi 2 8 bar 40 psi REAR 4 6 rim 2 2 bar 32 psi 3 5 bar 50 psi Please note that only original parts supplied by LYRIC International or its a
16. porting the LYRIC you must first remove the battery set from the frame To transport the LYRIC via airplane please make sure you research safety regulations in regards to the transport of Lithium batteries There might be restrictions depending on the airline you are using STORAGE CARE INSTRUCTIONS BATTERIES PACKING FOAM PLASTIC COVERS MATERIALS 4 6 STORAGE AND CARE INSTRUCTIONS a Please store the LYRIC in a dry place Temperatures should not exceed 60 C 140 F or fall below 15 C 5 F at any time Keep in mind that the batteries in particular are sensitive to higher temperatures Please charge the batteries fully at least every 6 months and always store them fully charged Keep the LYRIC dry and clean R Avoid moisture and water on electric or electronic parts Water could cause a short circuit and damage electric parts Electricity is dangerous and could cause injury in combination with water 8 Always switch off the batteries after use Keep the remote control key as well as the battery keys in a safe place and out of reach of children at all times amp While cleaning check for cracks deterioration of cables metal warping or discoloration In case of any concerns or doubts about the condition of the LYRIC please contact your LYRIC dealer R Do not get any oily products or oil on the brake pads or disks Doing so may cause the brakes to fail E When cleaning the LYRIC with water first remove
17. push battery down and try again Never operate the key with a lot of force as it could break off or bend E Remove keys when batteries are locked onto the frame for safety and theft protection CAUTION Never ride with a key inserted When riding the LYRIC the batteries must be locked onto the frame If not the batteries could slip off the battery contacts when riding over slightly uneven surfaces This could damage the battery or its contacts and it could lead to interruption of power 3 LYRIC FEATURES BATTERY BASICS BATTERY LED READ OUT NOTE CHARGING OF BATTERIES BATTERY CHARGER CAUTION 3 1 BATTERIES The batteries used on the LYRIC are based on a Lithium type technology These batteries are designed using the latest technology for high power density low weight and a long life span Before using the LYRIC for the first time please charge both batteries until the green LED on the charger unit lights up approximately 5 hours with the standard charger Push the button 1 to turn on the LED interface The 5 LED lights 2 show the remaining battery capacity 5 LED battery capacity 100 80 4 LED 80 60 3 LED 60 40 2 LED 40 20 1 LED 20 0 The LED display turns off automatically after 5 seconds The LYRIC battery power is activated by the LYRIC s electronic remote key ignition system See chapter 3 2 Remote Key Alarm for more information 1 First connect the AC power
18. rface such as asphalt concrete sports field pavement etc The off road versions can be used on streets and on dirt roads which are in good condition for driving and on lawns or beaches with compact sand R Do not ride when road and weather conditions prohibit safe use u Never ride on snow ice or greasy surfaces i e oil in heavy rainfall or with poor visibility i e fog Wet and icy weather impairs traction braking and visibility a Do not use the LYRIC in water or drive through standing water under any circumstances E Do not ride on stairs escalators or through revolving doors Do not ride off curbs 1 3 PROTECTIVE GEAR Always inform yourself about local regulations regarding the use and wearing of protective gear on public roads and areas where you are riding In some countries states it is mandatory to wear a helmet at all times 8 Helmets with chin protection which must be DOT or SNELL certified Good sturdy footwear No heels open backed shoes or flip flop type sandals ae Arm elbow knee and shin guards as well as chest protection 1 4 PROTECTIVE MEASURES For maximum safety when riding the LYRIC it is extremely important to take certain protective measures Never use the throttle unless you are standing with both feet on the LYRIC platform and are fully ready to ride Turning wheels are a high risk for injury Hands feet body parts and clothes should under no circumstances be close to turning whee
19. s If you are uncertain regarding the local legislation contact your local authorities for information or contact your local LYRIC dealer find contacts on www LYRICmotion com THE LYRIC HAS BEEN TESTED ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING STANDARDS EN 55014 1 2000 AT 2001 A2 2002 EN 55014 2 1997 Al 2001 including IEC 61000 4 2 1995 Al 1998 A2 2000 IEC 61000 4 3 2002 AT 2002 IEC 61000 4 4 2004 IEC 61000 4 5 1995 AT 2000 IEC 61000 4 6 1996 Al 2000 IEC 61000 4 8 1993 Al 2000 IEC 61000 4 11 2004 EN 61000 3 2 2000 A2 2005 Class D EN 61000 3 3 1995 Al 2001 A2 2005 TEXT AND PHOTOS LYRIC Motion LLC 933 South Edison Street Salt Lake City UT 84111 USA Office 1 801 571 5110 Fax 1 801 953 1891 www LYRICmotion com and LYRIC International Inc 8425 North 90th Street Suite 1 Scottsdale AZ 85258 Office 1 480 657 6200 Fax 1 480 657 6203 www LYRICintl com EDITION NOVEMBER 2011 Technical details with regards to information and figures in this user guide are subject to change
20. ted below the warranty for the LYRIC motor Covers a period of one 1 year from date of delivery to the original purchaser This warranty only applies if turbo mode was used less than 3 three minutes at a time see chapter 1 7 Riding Tips In order for a warranty claim to be valid the following conditions must be satisfied R The LYRIC must be complete and correctly assembled a The LYRIC must have been used only under normal conditions and for its intended purpose in line with the instructions of use E The original proof of purchase with the VIN number R If the terms and conditions of the warranty have been satisfied the defective parts will be replaced free of charge by an authorized dealer All claims that are covered by this warranty must be processed by an authorized LYRIC dealer Any defective parts must be returned with the claim To find your nearest authorized dealer please visit our website at www lyricmotion com 12 WARRANTY EXCEPTIONS SECONDARY WARRANTY EXCLUSION LIMITED LIABILITY The warranty does not cover damage or wear and tear caused by W External mechanical chemical or temperature factors a Accidents misuse sabotage negligence or natural disasters 8 mproper assembly 8 Failure to observe the guidelines issued in this User Manual in regards to handling use or maintenance of the LYRIC 2 Improper maintenance or repair work see chapter 4 Repairs and Maintenance E Changes of any kind to th
21. the battery packs Water could cause a short circuit which could lead to injuries of people and damage to the LYRIC 8 Clean the battery packs with a damp cloth only Insert the battery packs only when the battery contacts on the LYRIC are completely dry 4 7 DISPOSAL The LYRIC is a quality product designed for durability and is capable of withstanding heavy use With appropriate use and adequate care the life span of your LYRIC is approximately 3 5 years The LYRIC is designed to allow for separate disposal and recycling of its various materials When you need to dispose of the LYRIC choose one of the following options Return it to your LYRIC dealer 2 Professional disposal through a local disposal recycling company facility The main components are listed below and show their proper waste classification The batteries contain chemicals and heavy metals Therefore they MUST be returned to any LYRIC dealer or be disposed of at special local collection points for batteries The packing foam is made of polystyrene and can be recycled at special local collection points The plastic covers are made of Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene ABS and can be disposed of at special local collection points for recycling 2 a D m we The LYRIC also contains the following materials Steel Screws axles motor components spring fork components Aluminum Engine housing and LYRIC frame Rubber Tires and inner tubes Copper Motor co
22. uthorized dealers are permitted Have service work completed only by trained personnel or by your authorized LYRIC dealer Find your closest dealer on www LYRICmotion com 4 2 REPAIRS 8 Any repairs must be performed by your specialized LYRIC dealer You can find your closest dealer on our homepage www LYRICmotion com Only original parts supplied by LYRIC are permitted a Do not modify the LYRIC from the manufacturer s original design and configuration Any repairs and or modifications should be performed by a licensed LYRIC dealer or trained technician 8 The LYRIC owner must keep all components and have them repaired in accordance with LYRICS s specifications Use only LYRIC authorized replacement parts with installation performed by dealers or other skilled persons SCOPE OF WARRANTY PERIOD OF WARRANTY LYRIC PERIOD OF WARRANTY BATTERIES AND CHARGER PERIOD OF WARRANTY LYRIC MOTOR TERMS AND CONDITIONS WARRANTY CLAIMS 4 3 WARRANTY AND LIMITED LIABILITY R LYRIC International designer and manufacturer of the LYRIC offers a limited warranty for each purchased original LYRIC This warranty covers the replacement of original parts that fail prematurely due to materials or fabrication defects R The period of warranty does not extend to parts that are replaced during the period of warranty R The period of warranty is restricted to the original purchaser of the LYRIC 8 The liability of LYRIC International and its authori
23. zed dealers is limited to the repair and replacement of defective parts It does not cover any direct or indirect liability for any alleged damages and their consequences 8 LYRIC International reserves the right to repair restore or replace the defective product with a new or like new restored product at its sole discretion E For warranty work you need to deliver the defective product at your expense to where you bought the product or at any authorized LYRIC Motion dealer and bring with you proof of purchase showing date and location of purchase along with a detailed description of the problem Please retain your original store receipt and keep it in a safe place 8 Subject to the exclusions limitations and conditions stated below the warranty for the LYRIC except for motor and batteries chargers covers a period of two 2 years from date of delivery to the original purchaser Subject to the exclusions limitations and conditions stated below the warranty for the LYRIC batteries and charger covers a period of W two 2 years from date of delivery to the original purchaser or 800 cycles recharges of the battery whichever occurs first for LYRICs with motors of more than 500W continuous power a two 2 years from date of delivery to the original purchaser or 1200 cycles recharges of the battery whichever occurs first for LYRICs with motors of 500W or less continuous power Subject to the exclusions limitations and conditions sta
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