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Proper use
The Porsche Bike RS and Porsche Bike S have been
developed to meet the demands of a mountain bike.
If you intend to use your Porsche bike on the public
roads, you should ensure that is equipped to comply
with the legal requirements of the country in which
you intend to use the bike.
Your bike is intended for travel on paved and unpaved
paths and roads. Failure to comply with the safety
instructions in this on manual may cause the bike to
break down. Porsche is not liable for resulting damage
to the bike.
This mountain bike is not suitable for downhill/free ride
parks, jumps or competitions.
The permissible weight for the bike, rider and gear
amounts to 120 kg / 265 lbs. The bike is not suitable
for use with child seats and trailers.
Proper use also includes compliance with prescribed
usage, maintenance and repair instructions indicated
in this owner’s manual.
This owner’s manual was compiled for the Porsche
Bike RS and Porsche Bike S, but does not describe
every detail of your bike. Please consult the enclosed
owner’s and assembly manuals from the component
manufacturers, which are enclosed with your bike
and/or the owner’s manuals on the websites of the
component manufacturers. The Porsche Bike hotline
is available if you have further questions.
Legal requirements regulating
the use of public roads
If you would like to use your bike on pubilc roads, it
must be equipped in accordance with the valid legal
regulations of your country. Familiarise yourself with
the valid regulations in your country before using your
bike on a public road.
Please note that bike lights are required in most coun-
tries. In most cases, the lights are powered by a dynamo
on the bike. Battery-powered lights are often not per-
mitted. Familiarise yourself with the valid regulations
in your country.
Please also consider other requirements of your local
legislative body. Some regulations also require a bike
bell or other signal.
The Porsche Bike includes a reflector set that satisfies
international legal reflector requirements. The reflectors
are not pre-mounted for your specific country. If you
would like to equip your bike with the required reflec-
tors, please determine which reflectors are needed
based on the following table. Please note that a
complete reflector configuration includes special
pedals with reflectors, which must be mounted on
your bike.
Please also consider that the Bike RS does not
include spoke reflectors for France and Australia.
If you would like to use your bike in these countries,
we ask that you subsequently mount spoke reflectors
which comply with the local regulations of your
country.
Mounting the reflectors
The Porsche Bike RS and Porsche Bike S include
reflector sets which comply with international regula-
tions for reflectors [ Exception: spoke reflectors for
the Porsche Bike RS for Crankbrothers Cobalt wheels
for France and Australia ]. The required mounting mate-
rials are also included. Use the NGH-318 handlebar
clamp for a handlebar diameter of 31.8 mm to mount
the front reflector. The fasteners and reflectors are
directly labelled with the respective codes.
Push the open holder over the handlebar. Then push
the holder as close as possible to the middle of
the handlebars and screw it in place with a Philips
screwdriver.
Once the clamp is securely positioned on your
handlebar, push the white reflector RR-180-SL onto
the holder.
Proceed similarly when mounting your rear reflector.
Mount the NGS-272 seat post holder on your seat
post and slide the red 180-SK reflector onto the
holder. Please make sure that the reflector is not in
your way when riding the bike and that the seat post
is pushed in far enough.
WARNING
WARNING
Overloading the bike. Overloading the bike may
cause components crucial to safety to fracture or fail
[ e.g. frame, front fork, handlebars, stem, seat post,
etc. ]. Do not in any case exceed the maximum
permissible weight of 120 kg. The bike may only be
used by one person at a time.
Uncontrollable manoeuvres. Improperly fixed loads
and absent-minded cycling may endanger yourself
and other road users. You may lose control of the
bike. Do not transport any loads, bags or the like on
handlebars. Do not cycle without hands.