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OWNER’S MANUAL 2021 | GENERAL MANUAL
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WARNING
SCOTT condition 3 bikes (a) are not suitable for blocked terrain, high and
long jumps (b), slides, stair riding, stoppies, wheelies, tricks etc.!
For your own safety, do not overestimate your riding skills. Note that though
looking easy the riding manoeuvres of a professional are hazardous to your
life and limb. Always protect yourself with suitable clothing.
Trailers and child seats are not permitted on SCOTT condition 3 bikes. Note
that SCOTT will not assume liability or provide guarantee for the use of trail-
ers, child seats and luggage carriers.
N OTICE
The use of Turbo/Smart Indoor Trainers is not permitted with SCOTT carbon
road bikes. If you wish to use such a device, you do so at your own risk and
SCOTT Sports SA accepts no risk or responsibility.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
You find more information on your SCOTT bike and the weblinks of the com-
ponent manufacturers via your Quick Start Manual on the respective pages in
the manual of the bicycle brand you have purchased.
Condition 4 SCOTT Bikes
In general, SCOTT condition 4 bikes (c-e) are full-suspension mountain and trail
bikes with medium suspension travel. They are used, for example, for sports and
competition rides on trails of very challenging technical demands.
SCOTT condition 4 bikes are designed for use on rough paths, uneven, unpaved
roads as well as in difficult, rough and partly blocked terrain and on undeveloped
paths. Their use requires technical riding skills. Jumps/drops may be performed up
to a height of 120cm.
In addition, they are intended for downhill rides on unpaved paths at speeds of less
than 40kmh (24.8mph). But especially inexperienced riders doing jumps may land
inappropriately, thus increasing significantly the forces acting on them which may
result in damage and injuries. SCOTT recommends that you train your skills in a
riding technique course.
If necessary, ask your SCOTT dealer to inspect your SCOTT bike at shorter intervals
than according to the SCOTT service and maintenance schedule.
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