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2.2 Other hazards

2.2.1 Hazards caused by faulty nal

assembly

Risk of Personal Injury and Material

Damage!

Failure to observe the instructions con-

tained in this Owner's Manual may result

in dangerous riding situations, falling,

accidents and material damage.

Have correct nal assembly and adjust-

ment of the right seat position for you

conrmed by your dealer. Use the printed

form in this Owner‘s manual on.

2.2.2 Hazards caused by improper use

Risk of Personal Injury and Material

Damage!

Failure to observe the instructions con-

tained in this Owner's Manual may result

in dangerous riding situations, falling,

accidents and material damage.

•

Please observe the instructions set out in

chapter 2.1.3

Always check if your bicycle meets the requi-

rements for its intended use (see chapters

2.1, 4.1.

2.2.3 Risk of burns

Risk of Personal Injury and Material

Damage!

Risk of burns!

After long descents, the bicycle rims and

brake disks can get very hot.

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Do not touch the rims or brake disks imme-

diately after a descent.

2.2.4 Other hazards and safety notes

Risk of Personal Injury and Material

Damage!

Failure to observe the instructions con-

tained in this Owner‘s Manual may result

in dangerous riding situations, falls, acci-

dents and material damage.

•

Comply with the applicable trac regulati-

ons of your country.

•

Wear a helmet when cycling.

•

Look out for any possible dangers when

cycling, be alert and bear your own safety

in mind.

•

Do not cycle under the inuence of alcohol.

•

Cycle in a manner that ensures you have

control of the bicycle at all times and that

you will not get into diculty in sudden

dangerous situations.

•

When cycling make sure that you wear suita-

ble clothing that does not restrict the opera-

tion of the bicycle or impair your vision.

•

Wetness can aect the eciency of the bra-

kes. The braking distance is increased.

•

Only cycle wearing tight-tting leg wear.

Baggy clothing can get caught in the bicycle

and lead to serious accidents.

•

Do not exceed the admissible total weight,

see chapter 3.2.

•

Please refer to the care and maintenance

information in sections 12 and 13.

Carbon frames are generally only suitable

for use on a free roller trainer

(no xing).

•

Let the rims and brake disks cool down

before you touch them.

•

In order to check the temperature, touch

the rims and brake disks very briey with

your bare nger. If they are hot, wait a few

minutes and repeat the test until the rims

and brake disks have cooled down.

2.1.6 Transport of children, baggage,

bicycle trailers

Risk of Personal Injury and Material

Damage!

The transport of children and luggageis

associated with certain risks. Many bi-

cycle frames are not suitable for tting of

bicycle racks and child seats.

Only transport your luggagein/on suitab-

le carrying systems. These can be bicycle

backpacks or bicycle racks that have been

approved by the manufacturer. Please

consult your specialist dealer on this

matter.

Bicycle racks may only be tted to moun-

ting elements intended for this purpose

(see picture below) from the following

series/models.

– Cross

– Trekking/City

– MTB with mounting option intended

for this purpose

•

Child seats may only be tted to suitable

bicycle racks. Please consult your specialist

dealer on this matter.

•

The maximum additional load amounts to 25 kg.

WARNING:

Some bicycle racks have only been appro-

ved for lower loads.

Please refer to the specications provided

by the manufacturer of the bicycle rack.

•

Find where this section is and following

lines: Admissible total weight even with your

children and/or luggage(see chart in chapter

3.2).

•

Ensure a safe loading. No item of the lug-

gagemay come in touch with the moving

bicycle parts (road wheel, drive, chain,

brakes) or may interfere with the functions

or the handling of your bicycle.

•

Do not exceed the admissible total weight,

see chapter 3.2.

•

Determine the admissible total weight by

lifting your bicycle up, including the entire

additional load (not including your children)

and the weight of y Make sure that you do

not reach the our bicycle clothing, and by

standing on an ocially calibrated scale

while lifting your bicycle up.

•

Please determine the weight of the children

by using bathroom scales and add their

weights to the total weight.

•

Additional loads will aect the bicycle’s

riding behaviour.

Additional loads will result in a longer

braking distance.

Adjust your riding style accordingly!

The tting and use of bicycle trailers on

our bicycles is not allowed, provided they

have not been specically approved for

the respective bicycle model.

2.1.7 Roller training

Risk of Personal Injury and Material

Damage!

Roller training:

The use of roller trainers that are xed

tightly to the frame, the handlebar or the

fork can damage your bicycle.

The use of roller trainers which are xed

tightly to the bicycle’s fork, handlebar or

frame is not allowed.

•

Have all tting of parts, modications, ser-

vicing and any other work carried out solely

by your specialist workshop.

•

Please note that the person who modies

the bicycle is also liable for them.

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