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Insufficient knowledge and practice or improperly adjusted pedals can
prevent proper release of the pedal when needed, leading you to fall and
putting your safety and the safety of others at risk.
Braking action and tire grip are greatly reduced if the road surface is wet or
dirty. Under these conditions, reduce speed and ride carefully.
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4. BEFORE EVERY RIDE
We recommend that before each ride with your Pinarello Nytro, you carry out a series of checks
for the proper operation of your bike and for your own personal safety. Even after a long period
of standstill, or during transport, there could be changes to the bike's performances and settings.
1. Check the front and rear thru-axle fastening. Check that wheels are well secured to the fork
and frame.
2. Check all quick-release clamps (e.g. seatpost clamp).
Improper closing of quick-release clamps, other fasteners or through-axles
can cause parts of the bike to come loose and pose a fall hazard.
3. Check the battery charge level. Lithium-ion batteries do not have a memory effect from
repeated charging, so we recommend that you recharge the battery after every ride, especially
long rides. Never let the battery discharge completely.
If a discharged battery is left for a long time without recharging, it could fall
below the minimum safe voltage range. The battery management system will
then permanently switch off the battery, which will no longer be usable.
You should therefore remember to recharge the battery as soon as possible
after use. Please refer to the battery management instructions in the motor
manufacturer's manual.
4. To turn on the pedal assist system, press the button on the display.
5. After switching on the pedal assist system, check that it is possible to navigate the various
pages and change the motor assistance using the central button. Finally, check that the battery
and range extender level are correctly displayed (more information in Chapter 5 in the User
Interface section).
6. Make sure the tires are in good condition and inflated to correct pressure. The recommended
pressure ranges depend on terrain and weather conditions. Indications for pressure are usually
found on the tire sidewall. Spin the wheels to make sure they are centred, free of damaged or
broken components (axles, spokes, etc.).
7. Check brake operation. Pull the levers completely with the bike stopped, checking that the
pressure point is reached without the lever touching the handlebar. On hydraulic brakes, check
for leaks.
8. Lift the pedelec and let it bounce on the wheels from a low height, checking for abnormal
noises or vibrations.
9. Check that the bike is equipped with the devices required by the road laws in force in your
cycling location. It is extremely dangerous to ride without lights or reflectors in poor visibility or
darkness.
10. Carefully inspect the bike components for early signs of wear or fatigue, such as cracks,
scratches, deformed shape or altered paint. Repeated low intensity working cycles, especially on
rough uneven surfaces, can lead to material fatigue.
If you detect signs of fatigue or damage on any component of the bike,
contact your local Pinarello dealer to have the component replaced. Do not
use the bike if any components are damaged or show signs of fatigue, as they
can cause sudden failure, posing very high safety risks.
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