Gazelle Chamonix S30, User Manual

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NB
• Bolts, screws and nuts must be tightened to the
specified torques. Overtightening them can lead to
cracks and failures! You will find a listing of all specified
tightening torques in chapter 21, table 1.
• NEVER use a pressure washer to clean your bike. If you
do so, it can force grease and/or oil out of components
which could result in corrosion or serious damage.
• A particular type of bike will not be suitable for every
type of terrain. Bikes are not intended for extreme
loads such as those encountered when jumping or
riding over steps. Trekking bikes can be used on
paved roads and in traffic. They are also suitable for
use gentle terrain, such as off-road cycle trails. Urban,
touring and children’s bikes can be used in traffic and
on paved roads. Neither the manufacturer nor the
Gazelle specialist can be held liable for improper use
of the bike, especially a failure to comply with safety
guidelines, and any loss or damage arising from such
use.
• Take care to ensure that loose clothing, scarves, laces,
etc., do not get trapped in moving parts such as spokes
or pedals.
• Like any mechanical system, a bike is subject to
wear and tear. Wear and tear can affect the various
components in different ways. More intensive use will
shorten the lifespan of certain components.
• It is advisable to use a bike helmet for added safety.
Observe the national rules and standards for use of
helmets in all cases.
• Always comply with local and national traffic rules
which apply in the country where you will be using the
bike.
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