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Indicates an imminent threat of explosion due to improper handling.
Warns about hot surfaces, like brake discs, that can cause burns.
States that rear-view mirrors and side reflectors must be installed for road traffic.
Warns that modifications increasing power/speed compromise safety and licensing.
Emphasizes checking lights and horn functionality before using the bike.
Lists wearing parts like chain, lights, and tyres that require regular checks.
Reiterates that modifications compromise safety and can lead to license loss.
Advises caution with electrical connections to avoid short circuits.
Advises contacting the dealer immediately if the bike cannot be switched off.
Step-by-step instructions for charging the battery packs using the provided charger.
Warns of explosion risk if non-standard chargers are used for battery charging.
Instructions on powering on the bike using the green ON button and key card.
Instructions on switching off the bike by pressing and holding the red OFF button.
Warns that exceeding maximum permissible air pressure can lead to tyre bursting.
Provides recommended operating pressures for front and rear tyres (2.0-2.5 bar).
Guides on adjusting seat height so the upper edge is near hip bone level while standing.
Warns to proceed cautiously due to cables and batteries inside the seat post.
Identifies the throttle grip, horn, high beam changeover switch, and rear brake lever.
Identifies the left handlebar grip, gear twist grip, and front brake lever.
Describes the 1.3 kW hub motor forming the rear wheel hub.
Mentions a regulator limiting output to the maximum permissible speed of 45 km/h.
Explains the positioning of the low beam (top) and high beam (lower) headlamps.
Details activating the low beam and rear light using the button with the light symbol.
Explains activating the high beam and its blue indicator light.
Warns against activating the derailleur system when the bike is stationary.
Explains how throttle rotation affects motor power, acceleration, and speed.
Explains the left lever slows the front wheel and the right lever slows the rear wheel.
Urges users to conduct braking tests to familiarize themselves with the system before road use.
Warns that braking the front wheel too hard can cause a rollover or fall.
Alerts users that brake discs and calipers can become very hot and cause burns.
The display shows speed, route, energy consumption, and battery state of charge.
Mandates disconnecting power supply via the red OFF button before any maintenance.
Advises inserting a brake pad retainer when wheels are disassembled to maintain distance.
Detailed steps for disassembling the front wheel from the fork.
Reiterates the importance of using the brake pad retainer after wheel disassembly.
Outlines the steps for disassembling the rear wheel, including motor plug removal.
Advises shifting the chain to the smallest sprocket for easier rear wheel removal.
Repeats the instruction to use the brake pad retainer after rear wheel disassembly.
Adjusts low and high beams so cones hit a wall at a specific distance and height.
Brake pads wear depends on usage; check wear limit and replace as necessary.
Advises bringing the bike to an authorized dealer for close examination after any fall or accident.
States that damage caused by falls or improper handling can only be repaired by a GRACE dealer.
Emphasizes using only replacement parts with a certificate of release for the GRACE ONE.
Lists critical parts like forks and frames that must be replaced immediately due to breakage risk.
Disclaims liability for misuse or failure to comply with safety instructions.
Highlights the requirement to comply with safety helmet provisions while riding.
Prohibits riding the GRACE ONE E-Motorbike on public bike paths.
Lists conditions under which a warranty claim can be made, such as manufacturing errors.
Details items and damages excluded from warranty, including wearing parts and misuse.
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