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NOTES ABOUT THE BRAKES

Each BEN-E-

BIKE is equipped with independent brakes on the front and rear wheels. All BEN

exclusively equipped with disc brakes.

Disc brake:

The braking force is transferred

by pulling the brake lever via a hydraulic hose to the

system, the braking force can be reduced or lost

• Check the disc brakes regularly for wear and function (see chapter "Before every ride" and "Maintenance").

Worn brake pads can lead to fusing

of the brake

thereby block and cause an accident

. Have the disc brakes checked by your dealer at least once a year

•

Wetness changes the braking behavio

apart from road traffic

. Explain to your child that it has to drive slowly when wet

NOTES ON CHAIN DRIVE

The chain drive

consists of a chainring on the crank and a cassette with ten sprockets on the rear wheel. The gear

are switched via a trigger switch on the right side of the handlebar (see chapter "Operation >> Gearshift"). The

aller the sprocket on the rear wheel, the higher the gear you choose and your child will experience a low

cadence. The larger the sprocket on the rear wheel, the smaller the gear you choose and your child will pedal at a

higher cadence. Explain to your c

hild that on

pedal more easily and choose a smaller sprocket in the

•

If you are unsure about operating the gear shift, consult your dealer.

• Explain to your child th

e correct operation.

• Try to get your child

accustomed to

than a low cadence.

Additionally

In some gears, the inevitable ske

w of the chain leads to increased wear on the chainring, sprocket

is likely possible that in 1st gear the chain touches the chain guard ring on the front chainring

E-

BIKE INSTRUCTION MANUAL

AMPERUM GmbH

Stuttgarter Str. 72

D-78628 Rottweil

BIKE is equipped with independent brakes on the front and rear wheels. All BEN

by pulling the brake lever via a hydraulic hose to the

cal

system, the braking force can be reduced or lost

completely.

• Check the disc brakes regularly for wear and function (see chapter "Before every ride" and "Maintenance").

of the brake

pad and brake rotor during heavy braking. The

. Have the disc brakes checked by your dealer at least once a year

Wetness changes the braking behavio

r of the disc brake. Let your child practice braking in

. Explain to your child that it has to drive slowly when wet

consists of a chainring on the crank and a cassette with ten sprockets on the rear wheel. The gear

are switched via a trigger switch on the right side of the handlebar (see chapter "Operation >> Gearshift"). The

aller the sprocket on the rear wheel, the higher the gear you choose and your child will experience a low

cadence. The larger the sprocket on the rear wheel, the smaller the gear you choose and your child will pedal at a

hild that on

ascents

, he / she needs to shift to a larger sprocket to be able to

pedal more easily and choose a smaller sprocket in the

plane or on descents.

If you are unsure about operating the gear shift, consult your dealer.

e correct operation.

accustomed to

high cadences (90 -

100 rpm). A high cadence tires muscles much less

Additionally

the risk of "muscle soreness" decreases

significantly

w of the chain leads to increased wear on the chainring, sprocket

is likely possible that in 1st gear the chain touches the chain guard ring on the front chainring

BIKE INSTRUCTION MANUAL

www.ben

bike.

net

info@ben-e-bike.com

BIKE is equipped with independent brakes on the front and rear wheels. All BEN

-E-BIKE models are

cal

lipers. When air enters the

• Check the disc brakes regularly for wear and function (see chapter "Before every ride" and "Maintenance").

pad and brake rotor during heavy braking. The

wheel can

. Have the disc brakes checked by your dealer at least once a year

r of the disc brake. Let your child practice braking in

wet conditions

. Explain to your child that it has to drive slowly when wet

consists of a chainring on the crank and a cassette with ten sprockets on the rear wheel. The gear

are switched via a trigger switch on the right side of the handlebar (see chapter "Operation >> Gearshift"). The

aller the sprocket on the rear wheel, the higher the gear you choose and your child will experience a low

cadence. The larger the sprocket on the rear wheel, the smaller the gear you choose and your child will pedal at a

, he / she needs to shift to a larger sprocket to be able to

100 rpm). A high cadence tires muscles much less

significantly

w of the chain leads to increased wear on the chainring, sprocket

s and chain. It

is likely possible that in 1st gear the chain touches the chain guard ring on the front chainring

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