FiSHAW UB200, Manual

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Do not overload your FISHAW electric
bike. Observe the maximum permissible load
printed or imprinted on the rear rack. The
maximum load of most of our rear racks is 25
kg.
Adjust the suspension fork and the tyre
pressure to suit the additional load.
Baggage generally changes the riding
characteristics of your FISHAW electric bike
and increases your stopping distance!
Therefore, practice riding a loaded bike in a
place free of traffic.
Taking Children with You
The only possible and legal way of transporting
children by bike is in special child seats or
trailers.
Only buy tested child seats, child trailers, and
children’s bicycles towing devices (meet
product safety standards) and ensure that they
are properly installed. The manuals of the
manufacturers included in the delivery of the
child transport products provide detailed
information in this regard.
Child Seats
Make sure the child you are taking with you
always wears a suitable helmet. Keep in mind
that you should always wear a helmet, as well.
Cover the springs of your saddle to make sure
that your child will not have their fingers
pinched.
It is legally permissible to install and use child
carriers on pedelec electric bikes in all states of
Australia.
Please note that your stopping distance
increases due to the additional load of the child
seat.
Not all FISHAW electric bikes are suitable for
the installation of child seats with a special
mounting device. Ask your FISHAW customer
service representative for advice.
Child Trailers
You can transport one or two children with
special child trailers that are towed behind
your FISHAW electric bike. The children can
play in the child trailer without any toys falling
out. Some versions also allow you to fit a roof
to protect against sun or rain.
Trailers affect the braking behaviour of
your FISHAW electric bike and occupy far more
width than the bike would alone. First, practice