Genesis Children's bike, Оригинальное руководство пользователя

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Dear customer,
To begin, we would like to provide you with some
important information about your new bicycle.
This will help you to use the technical equipment
better and avoid risks. Please read this operating
manual carefully and keep it in a safe place for
later reference.
The bike you have received has been assem-
bled and adjusted according to your body type.
If this isn’t the case, please contact a bike shop
to have this necessary work done on your bike.
It is assumed that the bike’s user has acquired
the basic and needed knowledge to operate bi-
cycles.
All persons using,
• repairing or maintaining this bicycle
• clean
• or disposed of,
must have fully taken note of and understood the
content and meaning of these operating instruc-
tions. If you have further questions or have not
understood something completely, it is impera-
tive for your own safety that you ask a specialist
retailer.
All the information in these operating instructions
refers to the bike’s assembly, technical equip-
ment, care and maintenance. Please pay close
attention to this information; much of it relates to
safety. Failure to follow these instructions may
lead to serious accidents, falls and economic
loss.
Due to the complex technology built into mod-
ern bicycles, we have only described the most
important points.
Also this manual only applies to the bicycle for
which it was issued.
The technical details concerning the parts in-
stalled to the bike can be read in the attached
instructions and reference materials provided by
each of the bike’s manufacturers. If something is
not clear to you, please ask your specialist re-
tailer.
Before riding your bicycle on public roads,
you should inform yourself about the applicable
national regulations in your spe-
cific country.
To begin, however, we would
like to provide you with some in-
formation relating to cyclist:
• Always wear a fitted and suit -
able bicycle helmet and use it
each time you ride.
• Inform yourself on how to properly wear the
helmet in the instructions provided by the hel-
met’s manufacturer.
• Anytime you ride, always wear bright clothing
or sports clothes with reflective elements; This
is important for BEING SEEN.
• Tight clothes and trouser clips are mandatory
to wear. Your shoes should have an anti-skid,
stiff sole.
• Do not ride hands-free.
Even if you are an experienced bike user, it is
essential that you first read the chapters Read
“Before the First Ride” and do the inspections de-
scribed in the chapter “Before Each Ride”!
Be conscious of the fact that as a cyclist on
the public road, you are exposed to unexpected
dangers.
Protect yourself and others by riding responsi-
bly and safely.
Instructions for parents and guardians:
As a legal guardian, you are responsible for
watching over the child and his or her safety. This
includes taking care of the bike’s technical condi-
tion and supervising the rider.
In the section titled “Children's Bikes”, take care-
ful note of what you and your child need to pay
attention to.
You should be certain that your child has learned
how to ride the bicycle safely and follows instruc-
tions. Ensure that your child has learned and un-
derstood how to safely and responsibly ride the
bicycle in the environment in which it will be used.
• Take note that children
under the age of eight
must ride their bike on
the pavement. Children
between eight and ten
years old may ride the
bike on the sidewalk.
• Children must get off the bike when they cross
the road.
Introduction