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Interesting cycling links
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Interesting cycling links
These links provide important information on your bicycle and its components. Manufacturers’
websites usually contain both important tips for how to use and set up your bicycle and its parts as
well as many of the respective instruction manuals.
http://www.hmbike.com/ •
http://www.paul-lange.de/produkte/shimano/ •
http://www.ritcheylogic.com/ •
http://schwalbe.de/language/index.php5?flash=1 •
http://magura.com/ •
http://www.sram.com/rockshox •
http://www.sram.com/en/srammountain/ •
http://www.eastonbike.com/PRODUCTS/WHEELS/wheel__top.html •
http://www.dtswiss.com/ •
http://fullspeedahead.com/ •
http://www.paul-lange.de/produkte/selle_italia/ •
http://maxxistires.com/ •
There is also a lot of basic information on bicycles and bicycle technology available at http://www.
smolik-velotech.de. Although this information may not be at the cutting edge of modern develop-
ments, it is still very comprehensive. If you would like to learn more about bicycles, then more
information and tips are also available in these magazines:
http://bike-magazin.de/ •
http://tour-magazin.de/ •
http://www.radfahren.de/ •
What to consider when riding a pedelec!
All general bicycl-related topics are described in the previous pages of this instruction manual. The
regulations, rules and technical aspects specific to riding a pedelec are described in the following
section.
For more information on operating your pedelec and technical details, please read the enclosed
instructions from the manufacturer of the motor,
Before you set foot on the pedal always apply the pedelec’s brakes! The motor drives as soon
as you push the pedal. This force is unfamiliar and can lead to falls, hazards or accidents in
traffic, which could result in injury.
Practice operating and riding your pedelec in a quiet and safe place before you take it to
public roads!
Legal regulations!
Please inform yourself about the applicable national regulations in your specific country!
Germany
Pedelecs fall under the jurisdiction of the same EU laws as a conventional bicycle. You can find the
applicable national regulations on page 4. Pedelecs are subject to the same laws as conventional
bicycles when using cycle tracks.
Support from the motor may only be provided when the rider is pedalling
No obligation to hold either insurance or driving licence. Making helmets
compulsory is currently being discussed, please inform yourself about
the applicable regulations before using your bike. However, we strongly
recommend wearing a suitable bicycle helmet.
1 Battery lockable
2 Seat post clamp
3 Bike lock
4 Dynamo
5 Controls and instruments
6 Vehicle identification
number
7 V-Brake
8 Electric motor
9 Pedals and back
pedaling brake