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Warranty, wear, brake pads
Warranty
The legal warranty of the bike seller for material
defects must be differentiated from the above
manufacturer’s warranty.
Wear
Based on their function, some parts of your bike are
subject to wear. Normal wear is not covered by the
current warranty nor does it qualify legally as a material
defect. The amount of wear depends on the care
and maintenance of the bike and the way it is used
[ handling while cycling, exposure to rain, dirt, salt,
etc. ]. Bikes which are often left outside might also be
subject to additional weather-related wear. One exam-
ple of this is sea air, which has a high salt content.
Wearable parts require regular maintenance and care;
however, depending on the intensity and terms of use,
they will eventually reach the end of their lifecycle.
These parts must be replaced once they reach their
wear limit. This affects the following components in
particular: Drive chain/belt, rear cassette, chain rings
and pulleys, handlebar grips, rear derailleur, derailleur
cables, handlebars and stem, seat post and seat,
brake pads and discs, wheels including tyres and
tubes, brake cables.
Brake pads
Due to their function, the disc brake pads are subject to
wear. Athletic use or trips on mountainous terrain may
reduce the replacement intervals for the pads. Check
the pad condition on a regular basis and if necessary,
have them replaced at a specialised workshop. Using
a worn part is dangerous and may result in accidents.
Using a worn part may also cause damage to other
parts of the bike.
Questions on assembly, adjustments and use
Contact an authorised Porsche Centre, a bike special-
ist or the Porsche Bike hotline with any questions re-
lating to assembly, adjustments and use.
You can find additional information on after-sales
service and the contact information for the Porsche Bike
hotline on the internet at: www.porsche.com/bike
PORSCHE Bikes contact
and services
Observe the service and maintenance intervals in
the owner’s manuals provided by the component
manufacturers.
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