Kinesis RISE 2020, Руководство пользователя

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WARNINGS AND IMPORTANT
INFORMATION
NOTE:
This bicycle meets EPAC standards according to EN15194 - ISO 4210-2
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Please read this manual so that you familiarise yourself with the
Kinesis RISE and the FAZUA system. At the end of this manual we have included a copy
of the RISE Quick Start Guide and the FAZUA specific instruction manual.Please read
these before riding your RISE bike.
WARNING:
This bicycle is not meant for public road use. It is meant for off road use
only. This bicycle is designed for riding on rougher surfaces. You may use it for man-
made mountain bike trails, permissible mountain bike routes, bridleways, as well as
other places where you will need skill and bike control. Please note that by this type of
riding unpredictable forces are put on a bicycle which may overload the frame, fork, or
parts. The fact that you use a mountain bike does not mean you have skills to ride all
mountain bike trails.
WARNING: This electrically assisted bicycle is limited to assist up to speeds of 15.5mph
(25kph) by EPAC (Electrically Assisted Pedal Cycle) regulations. Under EPAC regulations,
riders must be of at least 14 years of age. Any attempt to modify or ‘chip’ the EPAC
system will void all warranty. Any unauthorised modification that increases the
assistance above the EPAC regulations may result in a very serious accident and/or fine.
WARNING: If you intend to use the bike on public roads, you must prepare the bicycle
to meet the local requirements for items such as lights and reflectors. Always follow all
local traffic laws and regulations in force on public roads as well as off-road, including
regulations about bicycle lighting, reflectors, licensing of bicycles, riding on pavements,
laws regulating bike path and trail use, helmet laws, child carrier laws and other special
bicycle traffic laws.
WARNING:
Mountain Bike riding is a very dangerous sport; it requires a great amount
of skill. By engaging in this type of activity, you are accepting the risk of possible injury
or even death. Even the best bike will not help you ride a difficult trail. Even the best
protective gear will not guarantee complete safety. Remember that in this kind of riding,
you can only trust your own abilities and you must accept the inherent risk.
While Mountain Biking you can reach significant speeds and therefore face similar
hazards and risks. Inspect your bicycle and equipment carefully and be sure that it is
in perfect condition. If possible, consult with area site personnel and expert riders on
conditions and equipment advisable.
Always wear appropriate safety gear, including an approved helmet, full finger gloves,
body armour, bright, visible clothing that is not so loose that it can be tangled in the