Operating The Lights; Advice For Grip Position On Your Handlebar - Coboc TEN Torino Bedienungsanleitung

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Operating the lights

Your TEN Torino is equipped with an integrated lighting system, which
can also be operated by the power button. You can turn it on and off by
pressing down the power button for three seconds. The lighting system is
controllable in both "bike on" and "bike off" mode and turns off automati-
cally after your bike stays unused for more than four minutes.
Due to residual charge the lighting system can be used for up to two hours
after battery discharge.

Advice for grip position on your handlebar

There are three different ways to position the grip on your (drop bar mod-
ell name). That way, in order to reduce fatigue during long rides, you can
switch between grip positions more often. However, only the first two grip
positions allow you to reach the brake levers without delay at any time,
which is mandatory to initiate a controlled and well-timed braking.
Low bar position (1) allows for a firmer and steadier grip that leaves your
middle and index finger at a perfect place to use brakes and gear shift.
This position is especially aerodynamic but also more fatiguing due to a
more bent posture.
Brake bar position (2) allows for an upright and comfortable position, that
makes it easy for you to use brakes and gear shift from the top. This grip
position is ideal for long rides on public roads or in groups. It also gives
you good control over the bike if riding out of the saddle.
Top bar position (3) ensures the most upright sitting posture, but as you
can neither use brakes nor gear shift we recommend this position only if
riding very relaxed and careful or uphill.
Handling
(1)
(2)
(3)