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bicycle or objects at the side of the road or trail, shoes that will stay on your feet and will 

grip the pedals (make sure that shoe laces cannot get into moving parts, and never ride 

barefoot or in sandals). Always use protective eyewear, to protect against dirt, dust and 

bugs. 

WARNING: 

Some of the service procedures require specialist tools and good 

mechanical skills. Therefore, to minimise the risk of serious or even fatal accidents, we 

recommend that maintenance and assembly work on your bike is carried out by an 

authorised bicycle workshop.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: 

This manual is not intended as a comprehensive use, service, 

repair or maintenance manual. Please consult your dealer for advice and your dealer 

may also be able to refer you to classes, clinics or books on bicycle use, service, repair or 

maintenance.

WARNING:

 The bike box contains instructions for components made by third parties. 

You must study these carefully and follow the directions before riding your bike. 

INFORMATION: The maximum total weight allowed (rider + cl protective gear + 

backpack, luggage etc.) is 120 kg.

WARNING: 

Never carry anything which obstructs your vision or your complete control 

of the bicycle, or which could become entangled in the moving parts of the bicycle.

WARNING: 

The stem & handlebar must be connected firmly with the fork. Otherwise 

the whole steering system may fail and cause you to lose control of the bicycle. This may 

result in injury and death.

WARNING:

 Do not extend the seat post above the minimum insertion mark.

WARNING: 

Alloy handlebars should be replaced at least once a year because they can 

snap suddenly with no warning if submitted to fatigue stress for a prolonged period of 

time.

WARNING: 

As with all mechanical components, the bicycle is subjected to wear and 

high stresses. Different materials and components may react to wear or stress fatigue 

in different ways. If the design life of a component has been exceeded, it may suddenly 

fail possibly causing injuries to rider. Any form of crack, scratches or change of colour 

in highly stressed areas indicate that the life of the component has been reached and it 

should be replaced. When replacing any components, especially the safety-critical ones, 

genuine spare parts complying with your bike specifications are to be used only. 

NOTE FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS:

 As a parent or guardian, you are responsible 

for the safety of the child under your supervision. This, amongst other things, includes 

making sure that the bicycle is properly fitted, adjusted, and that it is in good condition. 

Be sure that you and the child have learned and understand how to operate the bicycle 

safely in the environment that you plan to ride.

Summary of Contents for RISE 2020

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...eases the assistance above the EPAC regulations may result in a very serious accident and or fine WARNING If you intend to use the bike on public roads you must prepare the bicycle to meet the local r...

Page 3: ...he bicycle WARNING The stem handlebar must be connected firmly with the fork Otherwise the whole steering system may fail and cause you to lose control of the bicycle This may result in injury and dea...

Page 4: ...NG Only use original components parts from a Kinesis dealer when replacing component or parts Any use of non original parts or any modification of existing parts will void all warranty and may cause a...

Page 5: ...m your bicycle To check for correct saddle height please follow these steps You may find it easier to support yourself against a wall or table on one side Firstly ensure the X Fusion Manic Seat Post i...

Page 6: ...post yourself please ask your local dealer to show you how to make this adjustment If you choose to make your own saddle height adjustment To adjust the seatpost height Loosen the seat post clamp usi...

Page 7: ...tubeless rim tape already fitted Tubeless systems have been shown to decrease weight increase ride quality and reduce punctures For these reasons we recommend that the RISE is converted to tubeless W...

Page 8: ...be found further in this manual Never ride the bicycle if you observe any technical problems or have any doubts about the proper functioning of any element in the bicycle Keep the bike clean and well...

Page 9: ...make sure which lever is connected to which brake before the first ride because it is possible that the bicycle was imported from a country where brakes are set up differently to the standards applyi...

Page 10: ...er to make sure that the modification you are going to make is compatible with the bicycle s design Failure to do so can result in damage to the frame and your bicycle may be difficult to control due...

Page 11: ...g these surfaces Bicycle brakes have been designed to control the speed of your bicycle by reducing it or preventing the bicycle from moving The maximum breaking force for each wheel is achieved just...

Page 12: ...heck if the brakes are working properly by testing their efficiency in a parking lot or on a side road When the brake is applied with full force the distance from the brake lever to the handlebar shou...

Page 13: ...hown above Check the headset for play stand next to the bicycle apply the front brake and push forwards and backwards There should be no play between the frame and fork If any play is found contact yo...

Page 14: ...how to maintain the fork you should consult your dealer to help you with your maintenance requirements Do not ride if any defects are noticed For information about servicing suspension forks mounted o...

Page 15: ...icycle chain lubricants WARNING As for all mechanical components the bicycle is subject to wear and tear as well as high stresses Nothing lasts forever The reaction of various materials and components...

Page 16: ...ge your bike Only use products expressly suitable for bikes Ensure that these products do not attack either paint rubber plastic or metal parts etc Consult your dealer and follow the respective manufa...

Page 17: ...itted correctly STEP 2 Insert the front axle STEP 3 Tighten the axle using a 6mm hex key to between 9Nm to 13 5 Nm STEP 1 Locate the hub into the into the recessed area of the fork dropouts taking car...

Page 18: ...an authorised bicycle dealer The confirmation of this check up should be documented in the warranty card Failure to do this will void the warranty 7 The warranty is valid only if the bicycle is sold...

Page 19: ...Replacement does not apply to parts damaged in other situations than in riding for example Crash Replacement will not cover a part that has been damaged during shipping Crash Replacement does not app...

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