Riding Instructions - Monty M5 Bedienungsanleitung

NOTICE: The maintenance depends on the use of the bicycle
and other circunstances. Clean the chain regularly with a proper
Chain cleaner. Not to use disolvents of any kind.
-If it were necessary to adjust the length of the chain due to a modification in the number of sprocket teeth, make
the cut at some other place than the one where the chain has been using a reinforced connecting pin or
an end pin. The chain can be damaged if it is cut at the place where it has been joined with a reinforced
connecting pin.
-On proceeding the adjustment of the chain length, make sure to insert the reinforced connecting pin, from the
same side where the chain cutter was inserted ( same direction as the chain was cut ).
-Check the chain tension to be correct and the chain state as well. If the tension is too weak or the chain is
damaged, the chain should be replaced.
-Read the instructions thoughtly and use only original items.
-The advised adjusments must be made if not the chain could go out,
And this could cause a fall from the bicycle.
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Riding instructions

( In case of riding into public road traffic or riding performance at night )
-It is important to know and to understand the bicycle riding rules.
-Hold always the handlebar and keep the feet on the pedals.
-The speed must be reduced on the crossroads, looking at both sides before crossing them.
-Give way to the walkers and to the electric vehicles.
- Pay attention to the front parked cars whose doors can be open or closed.
-The performance of the brakes can lose their effectiveness on wet or frozen pavements
-Use one sole lane and take care of the narrow streets.
-Do not set anything over the handlebars in order not to interfere with the right handling
-Do not hold oneself to another rider or car while riding the bicycle.
-Do not rider near to the other vehicles. Respect always the secure distances.
-Bring always the proper riding cloths, mainly the helmet.
SECURITY
To ride properly is to ride secure
Owner's manual M5 // 12/2012
ENG
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