ARCC Abington, Руководство пользователя

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Safety
Introduction
Before using your ARCC bike please read this manual, noting the sections on safety in
particular. While this manual is intended as a guide to the bicycle, it is not a comprehensive
guide to cycling or bicycle maintenance.
If you carry out any adjustments or maintenance work yourself, please read the relevant
sections of this manual along with any other accompanying documents first, in order to
avoid damaging your bike.
This manual contains some tips and advice for using your ARCC bike but if you are ever
unsure of how to maintain your bike, please contact the retailer where you made your
purchase or call ARCC for expert advice.
Intended use
The bike is designed for use on roads and well-made paths, carrying a maximum load not
exceeding 120kg (rider and luggage weight included). If you choose to fit a child seat or
luggage rack, ensure that both are fitted in accordance with the manufacturers instructions
whilst also ensuring that the child seat complies with EN 14344.
The bike is not intended for drops of more than 100mm, stunts, cross-country riding or
extreme sports. Misuse may lead to failure of some components and void your ARCC
warranty.
Specification
This bike and manual conforms to ISO 4210-2 and EN 15194. For electric bikes, the motor
assistance is limited to a maximum continuous power rating of 0.25 kW (250 W) and a
maximum speed of 25km/h, (15.5mph). The A-weighted emission sound pressure level at
the driver ears is less than 70dB(A).
For your safety
Before riding your ARCC bike please consider the following:
• Take the time to familiarise yourself with the operation of the bicycle in a quiet place
away from traffic and hazards, before riding your ARCC bike on open roads.
• We recommend the use of an approved cycling helmet.
• Read and follow the national legal requirements of the country where you are riding, and
comply with all applicable traffic laws.
• Check brakes, tyres and steering regularly.
• Keep brakes and gears properly adjusted and operating cables in good condition.
• In rainy conditions, roads may be more slippery and the brakes, less effective so ensure
to brake sooner.
• Check that all wheel nuts are properly tightened (see ‘Torque settings’).
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