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Component description CENTURION trekking bike
Stem
Handlebars
Brake lever
Shifter
Headset
Brake front
Rotor
Wheel:
Quick-release/
thru axle
Rim
Tire
Spoke
Hub
Valve
Saddle
Seat post
Seat post clamp
Brake rear
Rotor
Front derailleur
Cassette sprockets
Rear derailleur
Chain
Chainwheel
Crank
Pedal
Frame:
1
Top tube
2
Seat tube
3
Down tube
4
Chainstay
5
Rear stay
6
Head tube
Suspension fork:
I
Fork crown
II
Stanchion tube
III
Lower leg
IV
Drop-out
I
II
III
IV
1
2
3
4
5
6
4
Component description CENTURION city pedelec
Suspension fork:
I
Fork crown
II
Stanchion tube
III
Lower leg
IV
Drop-out
a
Motor
b
Rechargeable battery
c
Display and
command console
Frame:
1
Central tube
2
Seat tube
3
Chainstay
4
Rear stay
5
Head tube
Handlebars
Bell
Stem
Twist grip
Brake lever
Headset
Front lamp
Brake front
Rotor
Wheel:
Quick-release
Rim
Tire
Reflector ring
Spoke
Hub
Valve
Saddle
Seat post clamp
Rear light
Pannier rack
Fender
Lock
Brake rear
Rotor
Internal gear hub
Kickstand
Chain
Crank
Pedal
1
2
3
4
5
I
IV
III
II
a
b
c
g
f
h
e
Never ride under the influence of drugs, medication,
alcohol or when you are tired. Do not ride with a
second person on your CENTURION bike (except
on tandems or with kids in a child seat) and never
ride without having both hands on the handlebars
(except: hand signals before turning).
Observe the legal regulations concerning off-road
cycling and cycling on public roads with CENTURION
bikes and CENTURION pedelecs
(e+f)
. These reg-
ulations may differ in each country. Respect nature
when riding through the forest and in the open coun-
tryside. Only use your pedelec on signposted, well
maintained trails and hard-surface roads.
Always bear in mind that you travel rapidly and quietly
when you are riding a CENTURION pedelec. Do not
startle pedestrians or other cyclists. Always make
others aware of your presence well ahead of time
and by ringing your bell or make use of the brakes
so as to avoid accidents. Familiarize yourself with
your CENTURION pedelec. For more information see
chapter “Riding a CENTURION pedelec – Special
features“.
If you bought a CENTURION kids’ bike, observe
chapter “CENTURION kids’ bikes“ before your child
sets off on it for the first time. There are special traffic
regulations for children in some countries. Read the
mentioned chapter, before your child sets off on the
bike for the first time.
First we would like to familiarize you with the various
components used on your CENTURION city/trekking
bike and on your CENTURION pedelec. Observe
the component description on the front pages of the
translation of these original CENTURION operating
instructions. There you will find two CENTURION
city/trekking bike and one CENTURION pedelec
(g+h)
showing all the essential components. They
help you to easily locate the components as they are
referred to in the text.
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For your own safety, never do any work
or adjusting when servicing your bike
unless you feel absolutely sure about it.
If you are in doubt or if you have any questions,
contact your CENTURION dealer.
G
Please note: Do not hitch yourself and
your bike to a car. Do not ride freehand.
Only take your feet off the pedals, if re-
quired by the condition of the road.
CENTURION – FORGE AHEAD
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