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Page 2: ...NINGS 5 SAFETY RULES 5 PARENTS RESPONSIBILITY 6 GENERAL MAINTENANCE NOTES 6 GETTING STARTED 7 BEFORE EVERY RIDE 7 INTENDED USE 8 HOW TO USE QUICK RELEASES 9 CARE INSTRUCTIONS 10 SPECIAL CHARACTERISTIC...
Page 3: ...f highest quality safety and reliability Additionally we accompany you after buying our products by offering you a superior support Before you convince your child of the unique riding experience of hi...
Page 4: ...his symbol denotes an imminent risk to you or your child s life or health unless you comply with the instructions given or take preventive measures This symbol warns you and or your child of actions w...
Page 5: ...t conditions 5 Riding at dusk after dark or at times of poor visibility is dangerous and can result in serious injury and death 6 This toy shall not be used in traffic or public streets 7 All supplied...
Page 6: ...anufacturer Hence advise your child to use the product correctly and responsible Please supervise your child and point out possible dangers GENERAL MAINTENANCE NOTES Even though the MORES running bike...
Page 7: ...he end of the manual Fasten the top screw so that the headset is free of play BEFORE EVERY RIDE Check the following points before every ride Quick Releases Are the quick release levers of the front an...
Page 8: ...is designed for learning to ride a bike at an early age and not to be used for downhill jumps etc Be aware that riding manoeuvres conducted by elder children may influence your own children which sti...
Page 9: ...the end of its travel the lever should be very hard to move Use the ball of your thumb while your fingers pull on an immovable part such as the fork or frame but not on the spokes to push it in all t...
Page 10: ...nt containing cleaning agents These will attack the surface You can use car wax to protect the surface and make it shine Polishing agents or varnish cleaner contain solid constituents that might attac...
Page 11: ...que range Once greased carbon fibre may never ever be fixed in a secure and safe way again Check your carbon component regularly e g when cleaning your bike for external damage such as notches cracks...
Page 12: ...g the running bike quickly a brake is reasonable With rim brakes long lasting braking or permanent dragging of the brake pads can overheat the rim This can affect the inner tube negatively or cause th...
Page 13: ...that your MORES Petitpierre has a problem caused by a defect in material or workmanship your MORES running bike will either be repaired or replaced with an identical or equivalent model Important Thi...
Page 14: ...Brake lever Mounting brake bolt 6 8Nm 53 70 lbf in Hub Quick release lever 5 7Nm 44 62 lbf in Counter nut for bearing adjustment 10 25Nm 88 220 lbf in V Brake Cable fixing bolt 6 8Nm 53 70 lbf in Bra...
Page 15: ...Owner s Manual Petitpierre More information on mores design com Dipl Ing Sebastian Mores Sollner Strasse 23a 81479 Munich Germany EN14765...
