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Risk of personal injury and material damage!
Bike trainers can damage this bike.
- Isaac Cycle is not responsible for damage
caused by the use of a bike trainer.
Other risk factors
Risks arising from improper final assembly
Risk of personal injury and material damage!
If this bike is assembled incorrectly, it can
lead to dangerous riding situations, crashes,
accidents and damage to the bike.
Make sure that your dealer checks whether the
bike has been assembled correctly and that the
seat is at the right height for you.
Risks of improper use
Risk of personal injury and material damage!
Failure to observe the instructions in this user
manual may result in dangerous situations,
crashes, accidents and damage to the bike.
- Follow the instructions in Section 2.1.
- Only transport your luggage using suitable
bike backpacks.
- Isaac Cycle does not allow luggage racks to be
fitted on their bikes.
Racing bikes lighter than 11 kg do not require
dynamo lights.
Instead, you must have approved battery-
powered lights with you at all times - even
during the day.
When participating in races, racing bikes are
exempt from this rule.
- white reflector at the front (often integrated
into the headlight) and a red reflector at the
rear
- two yellow reflectors on each wheel; or
alternatively: tyres with reflective stripe on
either side
- two yellow reflectors on each pedal
All bike lights and reflectors must be approved.
Approval is indicated by the ‘K’, a wavy line or a
multi-digit number.
Contact your dealer to have these parts
mounted in accordance with the legislation.
What you should not do
Risk of personal injury and material damage!
Many cyclists like to modify their bikes and
adapt them to their specific needs.
Saddle, handlebars, pedals, brakes, tyres,
suspension elements: there are many things
you can do to configure your bike at a later
stage.
Work on the bike, even though it might seem
simple, requires proper training, thorough
knowledge and a lot of experience.
If performed incorrectly, it can lead to
dangerous situations, crashes, accidents and
damage to the bike.
- Use only EN-certified accessories. This
rule does not apply to bike computers and
bottle cages, provided they are selected and
mounted by the dealer.
- Consult your dealer when choosing
accessories.
- Adjustments, maintenance and other work
on your bike must only be carried out by a
qualified bicycle mechanic.
2.1.5
The manufacturer has stipulated that the
following bikes are suitable, from a technical
point of view, for use on the following types of
surfaces:
- Road bikes and time-trial bikes: roads, no
jumps
- All kinds of bikes with road bike or racing bike
tyres: roads, no jumps.
- Mountain bikes: roads, sand, gravel, or similar
surfaces (e.g., forest paths, dirt tracks).
Other tyres of bikes may also be fitted with
road bike or racing bike tires.
In such cases, those bikes may only be used on
tarmac roads.
Check with your dealer.
Risk of personal injury and material damage!
In principle, the faster you cycle, the greater
the risk of falling. Therefore, only cycle at high
speeds if you have full control of your bike and
adhere to the local legislations.
What condition must your bike be in
when cycling?
Your new bike is classified as sports equipment
and may not be used on public roads without
the necessary equipment as stipulated in the
German Road Traffic Licensing Act (StVZO).
To meet the current StVZO specifications, your
bike must be fitted with the following:
The following requirements are a simplified
description.
The complete text of the regulations for
cycling in Germany is included in the StVZO.
Your dealer can also provide you with more
information.
If using the bike outside Germany, make
sure you follow the traffic regulations in
your country. Check with your dealer or the
responsible authority.
- two independently functioning brakes
- a bell
- dynamo lights on the front (white) and rear
(red) of the bike
2.1
2FOR YOUR SAFETY
Use your bike for the purpose for which
it was created
Who is allowed to ride your bike?
Risk of personal injury and material damage!
The person must be able to ride a bike, i.e., they
must have the basic skills and the necessary
sense of balance for riding a bicycle.
- The cyclist must be tall enough to ride this bike
(ask your dealer for more information).
- The cyclist must be physically and mentally able
to ride this bike on public roads.
How should you ride your bike?
Risk of personal injury and material damage!
You can ride your bike by either sitting on the
saddle or standing on the pedals.
- Hold the left handle grip with your left hand, and
the right handle grip with your right hand.
- To cycle, place your left foot on the left pedal and
your right foot on the right pedal.
- This bike is only intended for use as a method of
transport.
Where can you ride your bike?
Risk of personal injury and material damage!
Isaac Cycle bikes are divided into categories: road
bikes, time-trial bikes and mountain bikes.
For streets and roads, the following categories
apply:
- Street: tarmacked
- Path: sand, gravel, or similar surfaces
(e.g., forest path, dirt track)
- Paved path: few or no roots, steps, stones,
differences in height etc.
- Unpaved path: with roots, steps, stones,
differences in height etc.
- Sports park: Special tracks for freeriding, downhill,
BMX and dirt biking
Please note that all streets and paths can be
damaged and/or have obstacles which may put
your safety at risk and damage your bike.
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