Box; Load In General; Transporting Goods; Transporting Children In The Box - Gazelle Makki Benutzerhandbuch

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3.8 Box

3.8.1

Load in general

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The load of the bicycle (people and goods combined) must
always be placed as close to the middle of the bicycle as
possible. This applies to both the middle between the front
and rear axles and the middle lengthwise.
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Keep the centre of gravity as low as possible.
" " Incorrect loading of the bicycle can
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lead to reduced braking force and instability of
the bicycle.
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Ensure that the maximum load capacity is not exceeded;
see chapter 11. (page 85).
" " When the box and/or the luggage
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carrier are loaded, the bicycle can exhibit a
different ride and steering behaviour.
Makki

3.8.2 Transporting goods

When using the cargo box take the following instructions into
account:
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Do not transport any objects that may obstruct the view or
cause instability.
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Ensure that the maximum load capacity is not exceeded;
see chapter 11. (page 85).
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Evenly distribute the weight in the cargo box. Keep the cen-
tre of gravity of the bicycle as low as possible by placing
heavy objects lower in the cargo box.
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Ensure that objects are securely fastened by straps.

3.8.3 Transporting children in the box

The Makki is suitable for passively (not pedalling) transporting
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children from 9 months to 7 years of age who can sit up
independently. This can be done in the box or in a mounted
chair. Consult your Gazelle specialist about this.
" " Young children are vulnerable.
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Therefore when using the bicycle always
determine for yourself whether the planned trip
and the method of transport is suitable for the
height, weight, age and behaviour of the child.
When transporting children the following points apply:
1. If a baby chair has been mounted, a baby of 3 months or
older can be transported in this.