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Safety
3.3.1 Bicycle helmet
• For your safety: Wear a bicycle helmet even if you are not
required to do so by law.
• Laws and regulations may change at any time. Check
regularly for updates about regulations for your respective
country or region.
• Wear a suitable bicycle helmet which has been tested in
accordance with DIN EN 1078 standards and bears the
CE seal of conformity.
3.3.2 Bar ends
note: The use of bar ends in road traffic is prohibited.
Bar ends are additional handles at the end of the standard
handlebars, which can be used to adopt a better riding position,
e.g. on particularly steep ascents.
• Explain to your child that they should always hold the handle-
bars by the main handles when riding on the road, so that
they can safely operate the brakes and the bell at all times.
3.3.3 additional regulations
For use in road traffic, bicycles must be equipped with two
brakes, which operate independently of one another, and a bell.
3.3.4 Carrying children
WaRninG
Changed riding characteristics due to additional weight.
Risk of accident and injury!
• Never exceed the maximum tow load.
• Familiarise yourself with the how it feels to ride your
bicycle after attaching a child seat or trailer.
• Adapt the way you ride to suit the changed handling of
the bicycle.
WaRninG
Component breakages caused by incorrect assembly of
the trailer coupling.
Risk of accident and injury!
• Ask your specialist dealer
to mount child seats, trailers
and
trailer couplings for you.