Polar Electro Look Keo Power, User Manual

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The power output measurement is performed
simultaneously from both pedals with identical
measurement systems. This enables accurate
comparison of left and right leg power output. The
total power output of the cyclist is the sum of the
power outputs of both legs. The right transmitter
sends the power output and cadence data from the
right pedal to the left transmitter. The left
transmitter then sends the power output and
cadence data from both pedals to the cycling
computer.
READ THIS FIRST!
Bicycle riding is an inherently dangerous activity.
To reduce the risk of serious injury, be sure your
bicycle is adequately maintained and that all
components are correctly installed and adjusted.
Always wear a helmet and follow the rules of the
road when cycling. Do not rely on reflectors.
Always use a proper headlight and tail lights when
riding at any time of reduced visibility.
Kéo Power pedals are not intended for beginning
cyclists, and they are not designed to release
automatically in a fall or crash. Proper use by
skilled riders will increase riding efficiency and
performance, but pedals may be an aggravating
factor in the event of a fall or collision. Do not use
your Kéo Power pedals with ‘street’ shoes or with
cleats other than LOOK Kéo cleats, as your feet
may slip off and cause a crash.
• This Kéo Power pedal is construction and
optimized to be used by cyclists less than 100
kgs (220.5 lbs).
• Before going on the road, make sure you are
used to the function of your new pedals.
• Practice engaging and disengaging your new
pedals while stationary, and train yourself
mentally to disengage your pedals at every stop
or in other situations where you may need to
steady yourself with a foot on the ground.
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