Rider Experienced with Bicycle Operation Sample Clauses

Rider Experienced with Bicycle Operation. Rider asserts, represents and certifies that he/she is experienced and familiar with the safe and competent operation of a bicycle, and further, that he/she is physically and mentally fit to ride the Bike. Rider is solely responsible for any injury or damages resulting from improper or unsafe operation of the Bike. If rider has any existing physical or mental condition that would prohibit Rider from safely operating the Bike, he/she is prohibited from riding the Bike.
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Rider Experienced with Bicycle Operation. Rider represents and warrants that Rider is experienced and familiar with and capable of safely and competently operating a bicycle, and further, that Xxxxx is physically and mentally fit to ride a Bike. Xxxxx is solely responsible for any injury or damages resulting from improper or unsafe or otherwise negligent operation of the Bike. If rider has any existing physical or mental condition that would prohibit Rider from safely operating a Bike, he/she is prohibited from riding a Bike. If Rider falsifies or misrepresents, unintentionally or intentionally, any matter referred to in this paragraph, Xxxxx accepts full responsibility for any and all damages, demands, consequences, causes of action, losses, injuries, court and litigation costs, attorney’s fees, penalties, fines, legal actions of any kind, judgments, expenditures of any type or nature whatsoever related to such misrepresentations, whether intentional or unintentional and agrees that KSU and any of its affiliates, officers, directors, employees, agents, contractors and representatives shall have no liability whatsoever in respect of the above.
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