CAGO FS200 Vario, User Manual

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When placing cargo on the bike,
make sure that it does not affect the
steering. This means the full pivoting
angle of the handlebar must remain
completely unobstructed and
available. The cargo should not
interfere with the movement of the
wheels. The crossbars outline the
cargo area that can be used safely.
Moreover, cargo must never affect
the unobstructed view forward.
Checklist
• Is the permissible overall weight not exceeded?
• Have you made sure that no objects can come between the spokes?
• Do the tyres have the correct tyre pressure?
• Is the cargo distributed evenly?
(Heavy objects at the bottom, lighter objects at the top)
• Are lights and reflectors uncovered?
Poor weight distribution can have
negative effects on handling and
braking. Adapt your riding to the
weight of the cargo/passengers.
Cargo affects the handling charac-
teristics of your FS200 Vario.
Among other things, the braking
distance increases when you
transport heavy goods and the
steering can also be different.
Please adapt your riding to the
handling characteristics, i.e. brake
earlier, take corners with care and
generally expect the steering to be
more sluggish. Please transport
cargo on the cargo area intended
for this purpose.