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ROTWILD USER MANUAL | 2014

• Ride carefully on loose surfaces, wet leaves

and wet roads; your wheels may slip and

skid.

• Change down in good time before tackling

hills.

• Never ride without an approved safety helmet.

• Do not race or ride downhill courses where

your wheels may lose direct contact with the

ground. Your bike is not designed for jumps.

• Shift your body mass as far back as possible

when braking on downhill roads; in this way,

you ensure safe braking and avoid somer-

saulting.

• If possible, always ride in a group; there‘s

always someone there to help when needed.

Quick-releases

Loose quick-releases and/or screw and bolt

connections can result in parts coming free

from your bike. This could lead to a fall or

accident in which you and/or other persons may

be injured. So please make sure that all quick-

releases are tight before each ride.

Headset

A stiff headset may lead to a fall or accident in

which you and/or other persons may be injured.

Before every ride: Make sure that your gearshift

and brake cables are not under tension and

check the smooth operation of your headset.

Helmets

In several European countries the wearing

of safety helmets is mandatory. We strongly

recommend the wearing of safety helmets. They

represent the best possible protection for the

cyclist‘s head. Please note that this also applies

to apparently safe rides. The majority of head

injuries sustained can be avoided or prevented.

Make sure that the helmet you buy is approved

by ANSI, SNELL, ASTM, and has a CE-Tested

label.

Headphones

Do not wear headphones while riding. You could

overhear warning signals, e.g. car horns or the

sound of other road users, and cause accidents

as a result.

Screw tightening torque

Always use an allen torque wrench to tighten

the hex screws with the appropriate torque. If

you don‘t, the screw or bolt connections could

work free and you could lose control of your

bike. This could lead to a fall or accident in

which you and/or other persons may be injured.

Brakes

Wrongly adjusted or worn brakes can prevent

you braking in time enough to avoid a fall or an

accident in which you and/or other persons may

be injured. So always check whether your brakes

are functioning correctly before every ride.

Tyres

Inadequate tyre profile or the wrong tyre pres-

sure may lead to a fall or accident in which you

and/or other persons may be injured. So always

check your tyre profile and air pressure before

every ride.

For reason of safety, ROTWILD recom-

mends that only ROTWILD accessories and

replacement parts specifically approved for your

bike are installed. In other cases, ROTWILD may

not be held liable for any claims, even when the

parts used are approved by an official technical

testing organisation or certification by a public

office.

Potential accident risk

A defective technical condition of your bike may

lead to damage that is a potential cause of falls

or accidents and may lead to injury of yourself

and others.

Falls/accidents

Following an accident or fall, please make sure

that no parts of your bike are bent, damaged or

broken.

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