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MERIDA & CENTURION GERMANY GMBH

Blumenstraße 49 – 51

D-71106 Magstadt

Telefon +49 (0) 71 59 / 94 59 - 600

Telefax +49 (0) 71 59 / 94 59 - 500

vertrieb@merida-centurion.com

www.centurion.de

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Component Description CENTURION Trekking Bike2
Component Description CENTURION City Pedelec4
Table of Contents6
Some Notes on the Translation of These Original CENTURION Operating Instructions8
General Safety Instructions9
Intended Use12
Before Your First Ride17
- Additional Information "Before Your First Ride" with Your CENTURION Pedelec19
Before Every Ride21
- Additional Information "Before Every Ride" with Your CENTURION Pedelec23
After an Accident24
- With Your CENTURION Pedelec26
How to Use the Quick-Releases27
- How to Fasten Components Securely with a Quick-Release28
Adjusting the CENTURION Bike to the Rider29
- Adjusting the Saddle to the Correct Height30
- Adjusting the Height of the Handlebars32
- Conventional Stems33
- Stems for Threadless Systems, the Aheadset -System34
- Correcting the Fore-To-Aft Position and Horizontal Tilt of the Saddle35
- Adjusting Saddle Position and Tilt36
- Adjusting the Brake Lever Reach38
- Adjusting the Tilt of the Handlebars and the Brake Levers39
The Brake System40
- Rim Brakes42
  - V-Brakes42
  - Hydraulic Rim Brakes43
- Disc Brakes45
  - Hydraulic Disc Brakes46
  - Mechanical Disc Brakes46
- Roller, Drum and Back-Pedal Brakes47
The Gears48
- Derailleur Gears48
- Multi-Speed Hubs (Internal Gear Hubs)53
Chain - Care and Wear55
- Chain Maintenance55
The Wheels and the Tires56
- Tires, Inner Tubes, Rim Tape, Inflation Pressure56
- Valves58
- Rim Trueness and Spoke Tension58
Tire Puncture59
- Dismounting Wheels59
- Clincher and Folding Tires61
  - Dismounting Tires61
  - Mounting Tires62
- Mounting Wheels63
The Headset64
- Threadless Headsets - Aheadset64
Suspension66
- Glossary66
- Suspension Forks67
- Suspension Seat Posts72
Riding a CENTURION Pedelec - Special Features73
- Riding with Drive Assistance73
- Range - Useful Information for a Long Ride75
- Riding Without Drive Assistance77
Useful Information for Proper Handling of the Rechargeable Battery78
CENTURION Kids' Bikes80
- Useful Information for Parents80
- Adjustment82
Lighting System83
- Rear Light83
- Front Lamp83
- Hub Dynamo83
- Battery-Powered Lighting84
Things Worth Knowing about Your CENTURION Bike84
- Cycling Helmets and Glasses84
- Clothing85
- The Pedals and the Shoes85
- Accessories86
- Transporting Baggage88
Taking Children with You89
- Child Seats89
- Child Trailers90
- Kids' Bike Towing Devices/Trailer Systems90
Transporting the CENTURION Bike or Pedelec92
- By Car92
- By Public Transport93
What to Bear in Mind When Transporting Your94
CENTURION Pedelec94
- By Car94
- By Train / by Public Transport95
- By Plane95
General Notes on Care and Servicing96
- Maintenance and Servicing96
- Cleaning and Caring for Your CENTURION Bike or Pedelec97
- Safekeeping and Storing Your CENTURION Bike98
  - Drive Maintenance and Care99
Service and Maintenance Schedule100
Recommended Torque Settings102
- Recommended Torque Settings for Disc Brakes and Hydraulic Rim Brakes103
Legal Requirements for Riding on Public Roads105
Warranty and Guarantee106
- A Note on Wear106
- Guarantee on CENTURION Bikes107
Service Schedule109
Bike Card112
Handover Report113
EC Declarations of Conformity114

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