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category 0 description models
Kinderfahrräder
Kindermountainbike
Reifengrößen
16“-24“ Kids bikes for paved ways like:
- tarmac roads not used by motor driven vehicles and
bicycle routes
- ways paved by gravel, sand or similar materials (e.g. fire
road, dirt road) not used by motor driven vehicles
In doing so the wheels have constant contact to the
ground (-> no jumps, no riding on one wheel neither
front nor rear, no braking that causes the rear wheel to
lift up)
Parents/guardian responsibility:
The intended use (correct use of the bicycle), the instruc-
tion how to use, the control and the proper functioning
of the bicycle are the parent/guardian responsibility.
kid 160 / kid 200 /
kid 240
category 1 description models
Road bikes
Triathlon- and time
trial bikes
Recreational and
urban bikes Meant for riding on paved ways like:
- tarmac roads and bicycle routes
In doing so the wheels have constant contact to the
ground (-> no jumps, no riding on one wheel neither
front nor rear, no braking that causes the rear wheel to
lift up)
PeLoTon / aXiaL WLS
/ agRee gTC / aXiaL
WLS gTC / LiTening /
aeRiuM HPa / aeRiuM
SHPC
SL Road / ediToR /
Hyde
SuV HyBRid
category 2 description models
Cross and trekking
bikes (also as Hybrid)
Cycle cross bikes Meant for rides on paved ways like:
- tarmac roads and bicycle routes
- ways paved by gravel, sand or similar materials (e.g. fire
road, dirt road)
- paved hiking trails with only few roots, thresholds, rocks
and drops
In doing so the wheels have constant contact to the
ground or lose contact for a split of a moment due to
small asperities like roots (-> no jumps, no riding on one
wheel neither front nor rear, no braking that causes a lift
up of the rear wheel)
CuRVe / naTuRe /
CRoSS / TonoPaH
CuRVe aLLRoad /
naTuRe aLLRoad
kaTHMandu / deLHi/
TouRing / TRaVeL /
ToWn
(also variable as
Hybrid variant)
Tk MeSSe
CRoSS RaCe
eLLy HyBRid/
eLLy CRuiSe
2.1.2 How may you ride your bicycle?
Risk of Personal injury and Material
damage!
•
Sit on the saddle or ride out of the saddle,
i.e. pedalling in a standing position.
•
Hold the left handlebar grip with your left
hand and the right hand handlebar grip
with your right hand. Place your left foot
on the left pedal and your right foot on the
right pedal.
•
Place your left foot on the left pedal and
your right foot on the right pedal.
•
Only use the bicycle as a means of travel.
2.1.3 Where may you ride your bicycle?
all bicycles manufactured by our com-
pany are classified into categories. your
bicycle‘s category is detailed at the end
of this owner's Manual. (Last Page)
This is entered by your dealer on
purchase (see also Chapter 4).
Risk of Personal injury and Material
damage!
your safety on these roads and tracks
depends on your speed.
in the case of jumps and cycling at high
speed, or if you are riding in the bike-
park or downhill, there is basically a risk
of falling. only jump and ride at high
speed when you have firmly mastered
this riding technique.
The faster you ride, the bigger the risk
you take!
Please note that all roads and paths may
be damaged and/or have obstacles.
in such areas, you should cycle particu-
larly slowly and carefully. Push or carry
your bicycle over such difficult areas if
necessary.
•
When riding your bicycle at high speed,
with a sporty riding style (e.g. riding
fast over edges, speed reduction ramps,
bumps, etc.), or in the bike park, there is
always an increased risk of falls.
•
Only ride at high speeds if you can control
your bicycle in every situation.
• Adjust the use of your bicycle to your
riding skills and use the appropriate pro-
tective equipment.
• Adjust your bike to for the required use
and your riding ability, and use the appro-
priate protective equipment.