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MTB-PEDELEC | ORIGINAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 2016 ORIGINAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 2016 | MTB-PEDELEC

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ENGLISH

BERGAMONT DIRT AND FREERIDE BIKES

Dirt biking and freeriding are among the most challenging uses that you can

perform with your BERGAMONT bike. Jumps, riding the stairs, downhill races

and sharp bends in difficult or extremely rough terrain etc. are an undue stress

for rider and material.

That means that these activities require a highly durable BERGAMONT bike

with full-suspension, if necessary. A cross-country, tour or marathon mountain

bike would fail and result in a severe accident! Ask your BERGAMONT dealer for

bikes which are suitable for the sport you want to do.

Even though the above-mentioned BERGAMONT dirt (c+d) and freeride bikes

(e+f) are built for sport cycling and hard use, their resistance to stress is limited.

In particular the following manoeuvres can cause undue stress for the material

and result in a failure:

- Incorrect jumps on sharp edges, jumps with a landing on the front wheel, too

short jumps or tricks that are not completed before the landing

- Landing on the counter slope or between two slopes; on flat terrain jumps

with rotation crossways to the track or with hands not on the handlebars/feet

off the pedals

Be sure to also avoid the following manoeuvres, as they would put too much

stress on the material resulting in premature wear or failure:

- Undue stress for the chain by riding with too low chain tension (in the case of

single speed)

- Inappropriate grinding (sliding on chain or chainring or sliding on frame and

drop-outs)

- Undue stress for the wheels by riding with too low air pressure

- Undue stress for the frame and bike parts by riding with too soft suspension

elements

Bar ends

Bar ends (a) give you additional ways of gripping the handlebars. They are

usually fixed in a position that gives the rider a comfortable grip when pedalling

out of the saddle. The bar ends are then almost parallel to the ground or tilted

slightly upwards (by about 25°).

Release the bolts, which are usually located on the underside of the bar ends

(b), by one to two complete turns. Turn the bar ends to the desired position

making sure the angle is the same on both sides. Retighten the bolts to the

required torque. Check whether the bar ends are ﬁrmly ﬁxed by trying to turn

them out of position.

DANGER!

Never fix bar ends in vertical position or with their ends pointing rearwards

as this would increase the risk of injury in the event of an accident.

DANGER!

Be aware that the distance you need to stop your bike increases, when you

are riding with your hands on handlebars with bar ends. The brake levers

are not always within easy reach.

CAUTION!

If you want to mount bar ends to the aluminium or carbon handlebars of

your BERGAMONT bike, inform yourself in advance whether these com-

ponents are permitted on your BERGAMONT bike. If necessary, contact your

BERGAMONT dealer before mounting.

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