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Most sports carry the risk of injury, damage or both, and bicycling is no exception. By choosing to ride a bike, you are aware of these inherent dangers and risks. You also agree to take full
responsibility for those risks. Neither the manufacturer, nor the distributor, nor the person who sold your bike, nor the people that do the maintenance of the trails where you ride can be held
responsible. Since you take full responsibility, it is imperative that you read and fully understand the content of this manual.
It is your duty to do the proper maintenance on your bicycle and, therefore, substantially reduce the risk of injury.
Riding a bicycle can be a very dangerous activity, even under the best circumstances. Also, since it is impossible to predict all the situations you may face, this manual is not meant to desc
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every aspect of safe use. Many risks inherent to riding a bike cannot be predicted or avoided and they are, therefore, your sole responsibility.
This manual uses WARNING and CAUTION tabs that warn you about consequences that might occur because of bad inspection or inadequate maintenance of your bicycle. Also, not
respecting traffic laws can lead to serious injury or damage. The symbol and the word WARNING always indicate risk of serious injury that could even lead to death. The symbol
and the word CAUTION imply the possibility of serious damage to your bicycle and the risk of voiding your warranty.
Warning intended for parents and guardians
It is tragic to realize that minors are the most likely to be involved in bicycling accidents. As parent or guardian, you are entirely responsible for your children’s activities and therefore of their
security. Those responsibilities consist, among other things, of making sure that the following criteria are met:
As the parent or the guardian, you should read this manual in its entirety before letting your children use the bike. Moreover, make sure your child always wears a regulation standard helmet
when bicycling.
IMPORTANT WARNING
• The size of the bicycle is adequate for your children;
• The bicycle is in good working order and requires no maintenance whatsoever;
• Your children know how to use the bicycle safely;
• You both know and apply your local traffic laws;
• You apply common sense and a responsible attitude when bicycling.
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Your authorized Devinci dealer is committed to guiding you in the process of choosing a bike with accessories that really are adapted to the type of cycling you wish to practice. It also provides
help concerning maintenance, so you can fully benefit from your investment. Authorized Devinci staff possess the knowledge, the experience and the necessary tools to adequately repair and
provide reliable advice.
However, your dealer cannot make decisions on your behalf and be held responsible for your lack of knowledge, experience, qualifications or common sense. On the other hand, your
authorized Devinci dealer can take the time to explain how your bike and its components work or what accessories will meet your specific needs.
If you have a problem or need information, cons
ult your authorized Devinci dealer immediately, who will be glad to answer and guide you.
YOUR AUTHORIZED
DEVINCI DEALER
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NOMENCLATURE
FOR YOUT BIKE
1. Frame
2. Top tube
3. Down tube
4. Seat tube
5. Chain stay
6. Seat stay
7. Head tube
8. Fork
9. Wheel
10. Tire
11. Tread
12. Sidewall
13. Valve
14. Inner tube
15. Rim
16. Spokes
17. Hub
18. Quick release
19. Bottom bracket
20. Crank
21. Chain rings
22. Chain
23. Pedal
24. Cassette
25. Rear derailleur
26. Front derailleur
27. Shifter
28. Shifter cables
29. Headset
30. Stem
31. Handlebar
32. Seat post
33. Saddle
34. Seat collar
35. Brake lever
36. Caliper
37. Brake disc
38. Brake cable
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