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If you find any damage to your purchases after unpacking your shipment, please retain the original 

packaging and do not attempt to assemble or ride the bicycle. Contact DARE customer services. 

Upon confirmation from DARE that free return of the bike must be made within 7 days, you will have 

the right to an exchange or refund. After 7 days, the right to an exchange or refund is forfeited and 

DARE will have the right to decide the course of any future action.

DARE maintains the right of cancellation or revision of the Crash and Replacement Plan at any time 

without personal notification. Any such notifications can be found on the official website at www.

dare-bikes.com.

FREE RETURN WITHIN 7 DAYS

MODIFICATION PERMISSIONS

THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE EXCLUDED FROM 

THE CRASH AND REPLACEMENT PLAN:

1. Consumable components including but not limited to: tires, brake pads, brake cables, gear cables, 

handlebar grips, sprockets, chains, freewheels, wheel rims, hubs, and so on.

2. Those without a proof of purchase date or receipt.

3. Those DARE items which are not covered by the warranty period.

4. Those with an indecipherable or incorrect model and/or serial number. 

5. Those with a serial number that has been removed or altered.

6. Those which have been operated or maintained incorrectly as determined by the relevant in-

struction manual.

7. Those which have been subject to improper cleaning agents or incompatible accessories.

8. Those which have been modified or changed compared to the original specification, painting or 

parts.

9. Those which generate noise during rotation but which does not influence its function.

10. Those used for renting or frequently lending to other riders. 

11. Those which naturally fade and those which suffer from the peeling of metal surfaces or plastic 

• Man-made damage, negligence, abuse and abnormal uses.
• Improper assembly (eg. Improperly using the wrench), maintenance or repair by a non-autho-

rized DARE store. 

• Disassembling components recklessly or carelessly and/or using non-original or modified parts.
• Surface colour fading or corrosion of metal surfaces due to the passage of time or UV radiation.
• Repainted (in part or full) products.
• Natural disasters, such as earthquakes, typhoon, floods, fires, and so on.
• Accidental collisions (Improper carriage, traffic accidents, impacts, shipping damage, or incor-

rect usage, etc.)

• Overloading
• Exhaust, chemicals, guanos, salt corrosion, and so on.
• Consumable components not being maintained and/or replaced on time.
• Use of the bicycle in any unsuitable environment or during competition and/ or commercial ac-

tivities that include aggressive/reckless handling.

• Exceeding the minimum insertion of the seatpost, resulting in deformation and damage to the 

frame.

14. DARE will charge for any component and associated labor during the repair process if the prob-

lem is deemed unrelated to any quality issue.

15. DARE will charge a fee for non-DARE products that require repair or replacement. A quote for 

such work will be provided beforehand.

• If DARE has reason to believe that the damage reported was caused deliberately the right of re-

placement could be forfeited depending upon the judgement of DARE.

• The replaced defective product will be returned to DARE who will also become the owner.

parts, due to improper storage.

12. Those with appearance defects after the 7-day appearance warranty has expired (free return 

within 7 days).

13. Those with damage or failure caused by the following:

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Summary of Contents for TSRf

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...iser kit adjustment Saddle position adjustment Front brake adjustment Screw torque value guide Complete Bike Assembly Unboxing assembly Take out the bike Assemble the riser kit Assemble the Armpads an...

Page 3: ...unclear please contact the service centre or email to service dare bikes com 3 Storage Any damage to the paint coat or frame structure component caused by UV light rain moisture seawater mud sweat or...

Page 4: ...EN EN List of Assemble Parts Assemble Parts Box Layout 4 5...

Page 5: ...Please use the correct torque wrench and follow the maximum torque value And depending on the situation use commercial oil to in crease parts adhesion To minimize air resistance TSRf contains internal...

Page 6: ...en When assembling please select the best hole according to your personal needs Shifting cable Brake cable DI2 WIRE MAP TSRf Mechanical Cable Guide TSRf Shimano Di2 Cable Guide Electric wire EW SD50 5...

Page 7: ...d out the saddle position Measurement Abbreviation Indication Step 1 Confirm your standover and BR BS value Base on your fitting data use your inside leg length to find out standover Remember your ins...

Page 8: ...e able to find the same letter in CHARTB Then you are given the amount of stem riser needed and the position rear or front to install basebar Step 3 Find out frame s MR and MS value Again use the same...

Page 9: ...th Arm pads D5 and D6 provide 5 forward positions 15mm spacing in between each position Please see the diagram below for your reference There is 100mm of room for you to position the saddle at a seatp...

Page 10: ...be purchased separately to allow the box to be transported more easily See more details on www dare bikes com download It is very easy to unpack the carton Please follow the instructions step by step...

Page 11: ...e the bike Use an alternative method to fix the seatpost and frameset For example corrugated paper seat or ideally another person After you assembly your bike please wrap the high density foam with th...

Page 12: ...the arm pad mounts D7 D8 Add the extended plates D5 D6 Letters facing downwards R on the right hand side and L on the left hand side Tighten the bolts and screws again Take out the extended plates D5...

Page 13: ...Firmly press the seat post clamp and insert the seat post Tighten the seat post clamp by 5Nm Adjust the seat post height base on your fitting data FRONT WHEEL INSTALLATION AND DOUBLE CHECK Pull open t...

Page 14: ...out the excess brake line out of the front brake cover to make sure the braking efficiency Recommended Torque Value Suggested torque value is applicable under most circumstances Since such informatio...

Page 15: ...uch re spraying of any part of the bike will invalidate the warranty and DARE will bear no respon sibility for any associated damaged WARRANTY LIFETIME WARRANTY CLAIMS Warranty Terms Conditions The wa...

Page 16: ...used for renting or frequently lending to other riders 11 Those which naturally fade and those which suffer from the peeling of metal surfaces or plastic Man made damage negligence abuse and abnormal...

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