UBCO 2x2 2018, Руководство пользователя

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NOTE: This load limit is a suggestion based on
testing. We recommend taking the driver’s abilities
and limitations into consideration when you’re
loading up the bike.
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With a load up to 100kg, it is estimated that
the maximum gradient is 25%.
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With loads exceeding 100kg, max and
continuous gradients must be reduced
accordingly.
Estimated limits for various gradients are
illustrated below. For perspective, Baldwin Street
in Dunedin, New Zealand is the world’s steepest
street at 19° or 35%.
Loading Safety
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Do not put your full weight on the kickstand.
They are rated to support the bike and a
50kg load. If load exceeds 50kg, support
the bike while loading.
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Balance your load evenly.
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Do not impede any moving parts on the bike.
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Do not obscure lights, suspension, steering,
or the view from your wing mirrors.
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Max load for the front carrier is 20kg.
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Max load for the middle of the bike is 50kg.
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Max load for the rear carrier is 40kg.
RIDER ONLY
17° (30%)
RIDER + CARGO ≤ 100kg
15° (25%)
RIDER + CARGO 100-150kg
7° (15%)
Loading the Bike
Loading Limits
Improperly loading your 2×2 can affect its stability
and handling. Ride with caution when your bike is
loaded up.
We recommend you do not exceed 150kg,
including your body weight and cargo.
Kickstand Safety
The Ubco 2×2 comes with an auto-retracting
kickstand on the left side of the bike. This means
the kickstand can’t be left down when the bike is in
use. The kickstand works by relying on the weight
of the bike to keep the stand down. If the weight of
the bike is lifted off the stand, the stand will spring
back to its stowed position.
When removing weight from the kickstand, it is
important to keep your legs and other body parts
clear of the kickstand’s path of movement.
For full instructions on the kickstand see Section
02: Getting Started.