Isaac Kaon - Storing Your Bike for Longer Periods; Warranty

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Type of inspection
1. Inspect
Next inspections
Check brakes and brake pads/
disc brake pads
Check the chain wear
Replace handlebar and stem
Service plan:
The service activities should be performed at the recommended intervals and only by a qualified bicycle
mechanic who is authorised by the manufacturer.
Normal usage
•atleastevery200km
or 2 months
•every2,000kmor1xperyear
•every400km
•every500km
•aftercrash(seeSection10)
•accordingtothemanufacturer’s
guidelines or
•atleasteveryfiveyears
Frequent, more intense
or
competitive usage
•aftereveryride
•every500kmorevery2months
•every100km
•every250km
•aftercrash(seeSection10)
•accordingtothemanufacturer’s
guidelines or
•atleastevery2years
Your chain can wear quickly if exposed to adverse conditions. By replacing it in time, the sprockets
will last longer.
Risk of personal injury and material damage!
If you use too much lubricant the excess may
drip onto and contaminate the rims. This
reduces the braking performance.
- Therefore, remove excess lubricant from the
chain using a clean, dry, lint-free cotton cloth.
- Clean the rim and disc brake with a suitable
degreasing agent.
- Contact your dealer for more information.
Risk of personal injury and material damage!
If spray wax or a preservative gets onto
the rims and/or brake pads, the braking
performance decreases.
- Clean these parts with a suitable degreasing
agent. Contact your dealer for more
information.
1 Clean the areas that are still dirty by hand,
using a clean, lint-free cotton cloth and a
suitable cleaning agent.
2 Spray the whole bike with a suitable spray
wax or a similar preservative.
Exceptions:
•brakepads
•rims,ifyourbikeisfittedwithrimbrakes
3 After the application time, wipe the bike with
a clean, lint-free cotton cloth.
4 Clean the brake pads and rims by hand, using
a clean, lint-free cotton cloth and a suitable
cleaning agent.
Clean and lubricate your chain as described
after every ride in the rain, mud or snow, or a
longer ride over sandy ground, or at least every
200 km.
You must never clamp anything to the frame,
such as an assembly stand or any other part
which is fitted using a clamp.
Risk of material damage!
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Risk of material damage!
Storing a bike incorrectly can damage bearings
and tyres. Parts can also become corroded.
Please observe the following guidelines.
Clean and service your bike as described in
Section 12.
1 Only store your bike in dry and dust-free
rooms.
2 Use a suitable bike support (e.g. tripod or
wall brackets).
Contact your dealer for more information.
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3 If your bike is stored with one or two wheels
on the ground:
 •Liftyourbikeevery2-3weeksandturn
both wheels a few times by hand.
 •Turnthehandlebarafewtimesbackand
forth.
 •Turnthecrankbyhandafewtimesagainst
the direction of pedalling.
Before you ride your bike again, perform an
inspection as described in Section 7.
Imprint
Issued by Tehava International BV
Address Tomeikerweg 31
6161 RB Geleen, the Netherlands
You can find the warranty terms on the Isaac
Cycle website.
The warranty expires:
- if defects and damage are caused by non-
compliance with the instructions in this user
manual.
- if complaints can be ascribed to the fact that,
during the replacement of bike components,
genuine replacement parts – as specifically
described in the user manual – were not used.
- if adjustments were made to the bike without
the prior consent of Isaac Cycle.
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