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ROTWILD USER MANUAL

Check the hoses and connections

regularly for any leaks. If hydraulic oil

leaks out, immediately call on a specia-

list dealer, because a leak can make the

brakes ineective. Check if you can attain

a denite pressure point. Check the wear

on the pads regularly in the viewing panel

of the brake calliper. Pull the brake lever

and check if the mounting plate of the pad

comes close to the disk. Although, in prin-

ciple, the pad material can be fully used

up, it is recommended that the pads are

changed in time. On longer rides the worn-

out pads can damage the brake disc.

Brake lever

Brake levers that can be squeezed

through all the way to the handlebar grip,

or worn brakes, can lead to insucient

braking eciency and prevent you stop-

ping in time to avoid falls or accidents

in which you and/or other persons may

be injured. Please make sure your brakes

function correctly before every ride.

Rubbing brakes

If your brake blocks rub against the disc

while riding, please check the following

potential causes:

• The braking system is insuciently

„run-in“.

• Check whether your wheel is seated

correctly in its axle mounting.

• Check whether your wheel quick-re-

leases are secure.

• Check the gap between the brake pads

and the brake discs.

Permanent rubbing of the brake

pads can lead to overheating and a reduc-

tion of braking eciency. The brakes are

an essential safety-relevant component

of your bike. Malfunctions can lead to

serious accidents. For matters concerning

your brakes, please consult a qualied

professional workshop.

Road bike brakes

Wear on the rubber brake pads may lead

to misalignment of the pads on your

rims. To avoid risks, it is necessary that

you regularly check the alignment of

the brake shoes to the rims. There must

always be a safety distance of 1-2 mm

to the bottom edge of the rim. The top

edge (close to the tyre) requires a safety

distance of 1mm. Check for wear and

correct alignment of the brake shoes, and

replace the blocks in good time, to ensure

safe braking at all times.

SHIFTING

Your ROTWILD mountain bike is equipped

with a chain gear shift system. The gears

are distributed over chain rings on the

crank and sprockets on the rear wheel.

The various gears are selected according

to the terrain or desired speed by the shift

levers mounted on the handlebars.

To avoid damage to the chain, spro-

ckets and derailleur system, only change

gear when the bike and pedals are in

motion. Never back-pedal while changing

gear.

Tips on how to change gear correctly

• To prevent unnecessary wear and

damage to your gear system, you

should always change gear smoothly

and without excessive force and always

DETAILED OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS  BRAKES / SHIFTING

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