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2. Only use this bike when your dealer has

familiarised you with your bike‘s technical

features in a brieng.

3. Seal you bike with aerosol wax polish,

see Chapter 11.

4. Before riding your bike for the rst time,

please also read Chapter 8.

6 Before using for the rst time

Risk of Personal Injury and Material

Damage!

An unroadworthy bike can lead to dange-

rous riding conditions, falling, accidents

and material damage. This same danger

exists if you are not yet familiar with your

new bike and its controls.

•

Check your bike in accordance with point 7.

•

Familiarise yourself with this bicycle before

you rst ride it. In particular, check which

brake lever operates the front brake and

which the rear – see Section 4.8.1

•

Modern brakes have a very powerful braking

eect. Excessive pressure on the brake levers

can cause the respective wheel to lock and

can therefore cause you to fall.

Familiarise yourself slowly with the braking

eect on your bike in a safe area of land.

•

In a safe location, slowly test and become

accustomed to your bicycle’s braking

response

•

With new rim brakes and after replacing

brake blocks, the full braking eect only

develops after a certain run-in period. Please

therefore note that your braking distances

will initially be longer.

•

Disk brakes need to be initially run in.

Full braking eciency only develops after

the running-in process. Please note the

enclosed brake manufacturer‘s running-in

instructions.

•

If your bike is tted with optional click-in

pedals, which rmly connect the shoe with

the pedal, practise using them by mounting

and dismounting. Click-in pedals are not

safety pedals.

•

If after purchasing you remove the saddle

support and front and/or rear wheel for

transportation, please follow the appropria-

te instructions in Chapter 11.

1. Have your dealer conrm that the nal

assembly of your bike has been car-

ried out correctly and that your bike is

roadworthy. Have your dealer adjust the

correct saddle position.

You can make ne adjustments and minor

changes yourself as described in Chapter

8.2 and 8.3.

7 Before every trip

Risk of Personal Injury and Material

Damage!

An unroadworthy bike can lead to dange-

rous riding situations, falling, accidents

and material damage

Also consider the possibility that your

bike may have fallen over when unatten-

ded or that someone might have tam-

pered with it.

•

Check that your bike is roadworthy before

every trip.

•

Memorise your bike‘s actual condition when

new so that you will later be able to recog-

nise deviations from the actual condition

(photos you take yourself can be

a valuable aid).

•

Contact your specialist dealer immediately

if you discover that the actual state of the

bicycle deviates from its specied condition.

•

Only ride your bicycle again if it has been

properly repaired by the specialist dealer.

The parts described in the next subchap-

ters are not built into all bicycles. Some

parts may also have been retrotted.

Determine the equipment of your bike

with the help of the information in chap-

ter 4 and the following pictures. Carry out

the corresponding inspections.

6. Bicycle rollers

•

The use of bicycle rollers with xed clamps is

not permitted. By rmly restricting the drop-

outs and quick-release hub axles, mechanical

stresses occur which strongly exceed those

permitted for normal cycling operations. This

may result in damage to the bicycle frame.

7. Transport:

•

Due care must be taken when transporting

wheels with carbon frames.

•

The frame should particularly be protected

against contact with other parts using a cover

for example.

•

No carrier or other such systems which use

clamping elements for xing and mounting

may be used. These clamping forces may lead

to damage of the tubes or dropouts.

•

Do not place any objects on the frame.

•

Please ensure that the bicycle is in a xed and

stable position during transport.

5 Bicycle frame /

Bicycle frame set

Risk of Personal Injury and Material

Damage!

Incorrect mounting of the frame may

result in severe falls!

You can purchase some of our bicycle

frames separately and can have them

assembled according to your individual

wishes. Please make sure you consider the

following important notes.

•

The assembly of our frames may only be car-

ried out by specialist dealers that have been

authorised by us.

•

The person building the frame into a comple-

te bicycle is considered to be the manufac-

turer and is liable for any possible assembly

faults and defects.

•

This Owner’s Manual is not an assembly

instruction for your bicycle frame.

•

Only use trademarked equipment that has

been certied according to EN standards and

is suitable for this frame for the assembly.

You can recognize the right equipment in

the supplied documentation if the following

information is present:

- manufacturer information with complete

address.

- information regarding conducted inspec-

tions and inspection guidelines with EN

number.

- detailed and clear product information and

assembly notes in your national language.

•

If you have questions regarding suitable

accessories, please consult your specialist

dealer.

•

Please consider the information regarding

front forks in chapter 2.1.5

Risk of Personal Injury and Material

Damage!

- Racing bike, all models

- Fitness / urban, all models

- Cyclo-cross, all models

- Trekking with rigid fork geometry,

all models

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