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ROTWILD USER MANUAL

injuring yourself and/or others in an

accident or fall, please take note of the

following points:

• Always make sure your bike is in per-

fect technical condition.

• Make sure you are familiar with every

aspect of your ROTWILD bike.

• Always observe trac regulations and

the laws of the country in which you are

cycling.

• Do not ride where you cannot be seen

by other road users. Avoid the blindspot

of vehicle drivers.

• Remember that the manoeuvrability of

bikes may surprise other road users,

and always remember that other road

users make mistakes too.

• Develop a defensive cycling style and

match your behaviour to trac condi-

tions.

• Always keep both hands on your

handlebars – this ensures safe and fast

reactions to dangerous situations.

• 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 somersaulting.

• 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 co-

ming 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 sti headset may lead to a fall or ac-

cident 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 wea-

ring 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 appro-

priate 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 pre-

vent 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

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