Technibike E-MTB - Introduction; Bicycle Identification; Table of Contents; Contents

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Contents
Contents 1
Imprint 1
Before the rst ride 2
Before each ride 3
Legal regulations 4
Intended use 4
Adjusting the bicycle to the rider 7
Using quick releases and through axles 7
Through axles 8
Installing pedals 8
Setting up the seating position 9
Setting up the angle of the seat 9
Setting up the position of the handle-
bars / stem 10
Setting up the brake levers 10
Back pedal brakes 11
Children 12
Children’s bikes / stabilisers 12
Transporting children / child bike trailers 12
Suspension 13
Maintenance / upkeep 15
Chain 15
Flat tyre repair for conventional tyres 18
Brakes 20
Vapour bubbles in the disc brakes 21
Gears 21
Inspection plan 22
Lubrication 24
Bolted connections 25
Loose accessories 26
Loose luggage rack 26
Attached accessories 26
Accessories / maintenance /
replacement parts 26
Rack 26
How to use carbon components 27
When you have purchased a BMX bicycle 28
What aspects are particularly important
to consider when riding a pedelec? 29
Legal regulations 29
Notes on electrical and electronic
components 30
Wear and warranty 31
Separate regulations for speed
pedelecs / e-bikes 32
Bike tuning is not permitted 35
Warranty and liability in the case of defects 35
Environmental protection tips 36
Inspections 36
Notes 40
Bicycle parts C2
Hand-over documentation C3
Bicycle identication C4
Introduction A
Safety information B
MTB EN Edition 7.0, May 2018
Imprint
For questions concerning your bicycle
please always contact your dealer rst, only
then in case the manufacturer of the bicycle.
For contact details please refer to the war-
ranty section, back cover or other included
information of the brand/manufacturer.
Responsible for sales and marketing
inMotion mar.com, Rosensteinstr. 22,
D-70191 Stuttgart, Germany
Tel +49 711 35164091
Fax +49 711 35164099#
info@inmotionmar.com
www.inmotionmar.com
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Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 32
D-65239 Hochheim, Germany
Veidt-Anleitungen@email.de
Legal inspection by a lawyer’s ofce special-
ising in intellectual property
This operating manual covers the require-
ments and scope of DIN EN ISO 4210:2014,
EN 16054 and DIN EN ISO 15194:2017-12.
In the case of delivery or use of this product
outside of the scope of the aforementioned
areas, the manufacturer of the bicycle is
required to supply the necessary operating
instructions.
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