
a
b
c
I
II
III
IV
1
2
3
4
6
5
Handlebars
Brake lever
Stem
Headset
Front pannier
rack
Front headlamp
Valve
Front brake
Brake disc/rotor
Wheel:
Quick-release/
thru axle
Spoke
Rim
Reflector ring
Tyre
Hub
Saddle
Telescopic seat po
Seat po clamp
Seat po clamp
at seat tube
Backre pad
Transpo bar
Seat bench
Rear pannier rack
Rear light
Spoke guard
Mudguard
Cassette sprockets
Foot re
Brake disc/rotor
Rear derailleur
Chain
Double leg kickand
with chain guide
Crank
a Motor/drive unit
b Rechargeable battery
c Display and
control unit
Suspension fork:
I Fork crown
II Stanchion tube
III Lower leg
IV Dropout
Frame:
1 Top tube
2 Down tube
3 Seat tube
4 Rear ay
5 Chainay
6 Head tube
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Be aware that these instructions may require further
explanation, depending on the experience and/or
skills of the person doing the work. For some work
you may require additional (special) tools or addition-
al instructions. The original CENTURION operating
instructions cannot teach you the skills of a bicycle
mechanic.
When riding on public roads be sure your bike is
equipped according to the road trafc licensing reg-
ulation
(e)
, always ride considerately and observe
the trafc rules so as not to endanger yourself or
others.
Before you set off, let us point out a few things to
you that are very important to every cyclist: Be sure
that you and your passengers always wear a prop-
erly adjusted helmet
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. Make sure you always wear
suitable, bright clothing, also when riding on public
roads, as a minimum, however, straight cut trousers
and shoes with grip and a rm sole.
These original CENTURION operating instructions
cannot teach you how to ride. Be aware that rid-
ing a transportation bike is a potentially dangerous
activity that requires the rider to stay in control of
his or her CENTURION VARIO at all times. Riding a
transportation bike requires especially good physi-
cal condition, skill and caution
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.
Start by riding your CENTURION VARIO in unloaded
condition in an area free of trafc and other road
users until you have full control of it.
Then, load your CENTURION VARIO with goods
and practise riding it. Do not take children and pas-
sengers with you until you feel safe with the handling
of your loaded CENTURION VARIO.
As with almost any activity, you can get hurt while
riding a transportation bike. When you set off on a
transportation bike, you should be aware and accept
this risk. Always keep in mind that on a transpor-
tation bike you have no safety devices around you
(e.g. bodywork, ABS, airbag) like you have in a car.
Therefore, always ride carefully and respect the other
road users. Never ride under the inuence of drugs,
medication, alcohol or when you are tired.
Observe the legal regulations for the off-road use of
electric bikes or transportation bikes. These regu-
lations differ in different countries. Respect nature
when riding through forests and the open country-
side. Be sure to only ride on signposted, well main-
tained trails and roads.
First, we would like to familiarise you with the various
components of your CENTURION VARIO. Unfold
the cover of these original CENTURION operating
instructions. Here you nd a CENTURION VARIO
showing all the essential components
(h)
. Leave the
page unfolded as you read. This helps you to easily
locate the components as they are referred to in the
text.