Merida Bike Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 10)

6

1. Road and fitness bikes are exclusively

designed for use on roads with a smooth,

hard surface.

City, cross and trekking bikes are intend-

ed for hard-surface roads and paths.

Mountain bikes are suitable for off-road

use, but not for drops, dual slalom, free

ride and downhill. For these purposes, we

have special dirt, free ride and downhill

models.

Depending the model, dirt bikes

are also

suitable for drops, dual slalom, free ride

and downhill.

BMX bikes are intended for use on secured

terrain. There are different types of bikes

which are either suitable for tricks and

show rides on smooth ground or for jumps

and freestyle on special obstacle courses

or for races.

For your own safety, do not over-

estimate your riding skills. Please note

that, though looking easy, the tricks of a

professional are hazardous to your life and

limb. Always protect yourself with suitable

clothing.

3. Before your first ride

Only use your bike according to its intend-

ed purpose as it may otherwise not stand

up to the stress and fail! If used other than

for its intended purpose, the warranty

will become void. For cycling on public

roads, please observe the regulations of

the respective countries.

2. Each of our bikes are designed for a maxi

-

mum overall weight (rider, baggage and

bike together).

In chapter 27. “Assembling and equip

-

ping a MERIDA frame“

you will find a

table listing the additional load permitted

for the different bike models. Here a short

overview:

Road, fitness and mountain bikes 120 kg

Cross and trekking bikes:

Men’s version 120 kg

Ladies’ version 100 kg

City bikes: 100 kg

The permissible baggage weight is marked

on the carrier.

Before you tow a trailer or before you

mount a child carrier, please have

a look at chapter 27. “Assembling and

equipping a MERIDA frame“

and chapter

22. “Taking children with you”.

1 2 ... 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ... 138 139

Commentaires sur ces manuels

Pas de commentaire