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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
BICYCLE SAFETY
You must register your bicycle in order to make
a warranty claim (see the instructions on the
Warranty page).
Keep this manual for your reference. It is critical
that you consult your dealer and component
manufacturer's instructions where indicated in this
manual, as many tasks should only be done by
your dealer.
Adhere to all torque and sizing specifications
for press fits and thread fits. Over-tightening can
damage threads or cause parts to fail. Using the
wrong size part can cause parts to fail and may
cause a crash, which can result in serious injury
and/or death. Observe the torque specifications on
the components, in the owner's manual and/or the
manufacturer's website. If you have any questions,
contact your dealer. Improper installation or torque
can lead to part failure, which can cause a crash,
serious injury, and/or death.
As with all mechanical components, the bicycle
is subjected to wear and high stresses. Different
materials and components may react to wear
or stress fatigue in different ways. If the design
life of a component has been exceeded, it may
suddenly fail and may cause a crash, which can
result in serious injury and/or death. Any form of
crack, scratch, dent, delamination, unusual noise,
or change of coloring indicates that the life of the
component has been reached and it should be
replaced before riding.
In the event of an impact or crash, damage to
composite components or frame may be invisible
to the user. Consult your dealer immediately
for inspection. Your bicycle requires regular
maintenance,
frequent
replacement of parts to address any issues.
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After any crash or impact, or if you have exceeded
the maximum weight limits, immediately contact
your dealer for inspection.
Do not exceed 150°F (65°C) exposure to your
bicycle. High temperatures, such as an open flame
or other heat sources, may damage the adhesive
that holds carbon fibers together or the joints that
hold frame parts together.
Excessive vibration or "harmonic oscillation" from
imbalances of the wheels or frame indicates a serious
problem. Stop riding the bike immediately and consult
your dealer.
Do not attempt to repair damaged carbon
composite. It is impossible to predict how forces
from a crash or impact have damaged a carbon
frame or parts. Repairing a carbon frame can
compromise your safety and will void the warranty.
Do not place your hands near a moving drivetrain.
The areas where the chain contacts the front and
rear sprockets or derailleurs can pinch fingers
and hands.
Do not place your hands near a moving wheel. A
moving wheel can catch your hand between the
spokes and frame or other components and can
crush your hand.
Do not place your hands near sprocket teeth or
disc brake rotors, which have sharp edges and can
cut skin. The bike is not intended for the use of child
seats and trailers.
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