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MTB/ Road Bike/ TRekking
MTB/ Road Bike/ TRekking
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15 Handover inspection
checklist
Purchaser signature (legal guardian for children under 18 years of age)
Place, date:
Retailer signature:
inspecting the brake
Laying of brake cables/lines
Adjustment of the hand brake lever
Adjustment of the brake pads
Visual tightness test of the hydraulic brake systems
Checking all fastening screws in the brake
system
The functioning and response of the front and
rear wheel brakes
inspecting the gearshift:
Laying the hub cable and shift cable
Adjustment of the gear lever or gearshifter
Adjustment of the end stops (derailleur/switch-
gear)
Adjustment of the cable tension
Functioning and freedom of movement
of the gearshift
Checking all fastening screws in the
gearshift system
inspecting the chassis:
Basic functions and tightness of the front fork
Basic functions and tightness of the suspension
strut, adjustment/freedom of movement of the
steering head bearing, checking all fastening
screws of the chassis components
Inspecting all screw connections in the chain-
stays
inspecting the wheels:
Concentricity and centring of the wheel rims,
concentricity and position of the cover
Testing the spoke tension / air and tyre pressure
Correct installation and fixed position of the
wheels
other inspections:
Adjustment and fixed position of the handlebars
and handlebar stem, fixed position of the crank
arm
Adjustment and fixed position of the saddle and
seatpost, fixed position of the handles
Fixed position of the assembly rivet of the chain
Functioning of lights for TK
Adjustment and fixed position of the carrier,
mudguards and kickstands for TK
Assembly and fixed position of other attach-
ment parts
When handing over the bicycle:
The purchased object was handed over in a
complete and perfect condition including the
operating manual.
Verbal instructions were given on the safe use of
the bicycle, particularly operating guidelines for
the disc brakes – if applicable.
Reference was made to the respective instruc-
tions in the operating manual which are to be
observed.
Reference was made to the warranty obligations
in the CUBE operating manual.
14 Warranty and guarantee
14.1 Warranty
Generally, we grant the two years by law
warranty for all Cube frames and rigid forks.
The period of validity counts from the day of
purchase.
14.2 guarantee
We extend the legal warranty for some of
our Cube frames and rigid forks as following,
counting from the day of purchase:
Aluminium 6 years guarantee
Carbon, Alu-Carbon 3 years guarantee
In case of material failure within this period
of time, we obligate ourselves to replace the
article with the same or a corresponding
one.
We reserve the right to repair certain
damaged frames and parts or to get them
replaced by the corresponding successor.
If the frame of the same type is not available
any more, we reserve the right, to deliver a
substitute which differs in colour and design
from the original one. There is no legal claim
to obtain an article of the exact same type.
Technical alterations and changes beyond
the legal guarantee (2 years) will not be re-
funded and will be executed free of charge.
exception:
The extended guarantee is not granted for
the following models: Fritzz, Hanzz, TWO 15,
all Dirtbikes. The extended guarantee does
not apply either to parts needed for the
frame change.
The statutory warranty of 2 years is valid for
these exceptions.
14.3 Warranty Policy
Warranty only refers to frames and rigid
forks, not to paint and decor.
The extra costs for parts needed because of
the frame changes (e.g. derailleurs, headsets,
shocks, etc.) are not covered by warranty
and have to be paid by the customer.
14.4 Warranty claim/warranty is void
which affiliate to modifications without
official approval by the CUBE dealer.
In case of deficiencies and damage:
•
By additional accessories (e.g. bags, locks,
carriers, etc)
•
which affiliate to a violation of this guideline.
•
which affiliate to force majeure, accident, ab-
use, unprofessional repairs, lacking service /
care or attrition.
•
which affiliate to misuse (e.g. use of a stan-
dard frame as dirtbike, assembly of a double
crown fork, extension of the suspension,
overuse by jumps, etc).
•
which affiliate to a use of replacement parts
not specified in the operator's guide or
released by us
•
which affiliate to modifications without
official approval by the CUBE dealer.
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