Greyp 6G-01, User Manual

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GENERAL NOTES ABOUT RIDING
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Luggage carrier and kickstand (if equipped)
A luggage carrier is a device that can be used to transport luggage. There are a variety of
accessories available for these luggage system carriers, such as baskets or bags that lock in
place on the luggage area.
WARNING — Do not make any alterations to the luggage carrier.
WARNING — Luggage can only be safely carried on the carrier.
WARNING — When When the luggage carrier is loaded, the bike may behave differently i.e.
braking distance may be longer, stability may be compromised and turning capacity may be
lowered.
WARNING — Please make sure that any luggage fitted to the luggage carrier is securely
fitted and that there are no loose straps that can get in the wheel. Always ensure that it is not
possible for tensioning belts or cables to get into moving parts, e.g. the rotating rear wheel or
the pedal crank.
When loading your bike, ensure that reflectors or lights continue to be visible. We advise that
you distribute the luggage evenly between both sides of the luggage carrier.
For maximum allowed wheel size and tire for luggage carrier on Greyp bike check technical
manual under ‘’Appropriate spares: Front and Rear tire’’.
The maximum load limit of lugggage carrier is 25kg. Do not overload the luggage carrier.
Load the luggage carrier evenly. Make sure that the luggage is adequately secured to prevent
it falling off.
Some Greyp bikes are equipped with a kickstand. A kickstand is a device for parking the bike
in an upright position after use.
WARNING — Make sure that there is no additional weight on the bike when using the kickstand,
as exceeding the load limit can cause the bike to fall over and cause serious damage or injury.