Yuba Singlespeed - 6-speed, Руководство пользователя

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Never modify your frameset or parts in
any way, including sanding, drilling, filing,
removing redundant retention devices,
installing incompatible forks, or by any
other method. Improper components or
improper assembly can place unknown
stress on your bike or components. An
improperly modified frame, fork, or
component can cause you to lose control
and fall. Before adding or changing any
part of your bike, consult your dealer.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR BIKE
Protect your bike when parking or storing it
Protect your bike from theft
Purchase and use a lock that is effective against bolt cutters and saws. Never leave
your bike unlocked while unattended.
Record and keep your serial number
Register your bicycle with your local police department. Complete our on-line warranty
registration; we will keep the serial number of your bike on file. Also, write the serial
number in the front of this manual, and keep the manual in a safe place.
Park your bike safely
When not riding, keep your bike in a place where it will be out of the way, and make
sure it cannot fall over. Do not lay the bike on its derailleurs, as you may bend the rear
derailleur or get dirt on the drivetrain. Don’t let the bike fall down, as this may cut the
handlebar grips, or tear the seat. Incorrect use of bike racks may bend your wheels.
Store your bike carefully
When not riding, keep your bike where it will be protected from rain, snow, sun, etc. Do
not store the bike near electric motors, as ozone from motors destroys rubber and
paint. Rain or snow may cause the metal on your bicycle to corrode. Ultraviolet
radiation from the sun may fade the paint, or crack any rubber or plastic on the bicycle.
Before storing your bike for an extended period of time, clean and lubricate it, and
polish the frame with frame polish. Hang the bicycle off the ground with the tires at
approximately half pressure. Before riding the bicycle again, be certain it is in good
working order.
Carry repair items
Carry a pump, spare inner tube, patch kit, and appropriate tools to keep your bicycle
running in the case of a flat tire of other
common mechanical problem. If you ride at
night, carry spare bulbs and batteries for
your lights.
Only install and use approved
accessories
Not all accessories are compatible or safe,
so only add accessories that are approved
by the manufacturer.
As an example, a child carrier places weight
high on the bike, affecting the stability of