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GENERAL INFORMATION
This manual contains important information about the characteristics of the
bicycle, safety regulations and maintenance tips as well as warranty
conditions.
If necessary, please contact the Ossby customer service team or any store
representing the brand.
LEGAL DETAILS
Manufacturer:
Karikrea S.L. Calle Sierra de Guadarrama 30-32
ES28500 Arganda del Rey España
Contact: [email protected] / Website: www.ossby.com/en
SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS
For your own safety and that of those around you, before using the bike for
the first time, take a few minutes to read the manual and save it for future
reference.
Height and weight regulations:
The OSSBY bicycle has been designed for a cyclist with a height between
1.45m and 1.85m and for a weight (c b luggage) that does not
exceed 106Kg.
Types of use of the Ossby:
The Ossby bicycle should only be used on urbanized terrain as it is a bicycle
for exclusively urban use. It should never be used on uneven terrain. Ossby
bikes are not designed for figure or stair descents, extreme sports, jumping
jacks, or similar activities. Please, only use your bicycle following these rules
to avoid accidents, damage, or the cancellation of your warranty.
Folding and unfolding the bicycle
When folding and unfolding the bike, be careful not to put your hands or
fingers in places on the frame where they could be pinched or trapped.
Carriers, child seats and trailers:
The Ossby bicycle does not accept racks or child seats. They cannot be
attached to the seat post or the handlebar. If you wish, you can only attach
the accessories custom-developed by the Ossby brand to the steering tube
support provided for this purpose.
Additionally, Ossby, as a manufacturer, does not advise the use of trailers
for its Curve model.
BEFORE RIDING YOUR OSSBY
You must make sure that the seat post is inserted at least up to the “MIN.
Insert” and that the closure is
securely tightened. Check the tire pressure as
well as the proper functioning of the brakes.
When using your Ossby, the traffic regulations in force in your country must
be respected.
Here are some additional recommendations:
- The use of a helmet is recommended.
- Respect the signs and regulations of the country in which you ride.
- Wear suitable clothing, shoes that do not slip and light-signalling devices at
dusk.
- Do not wear headphones or talk on the phone whilst riding.