2022 Fischer Operating Instructions en V3.2

Adjusting the pedelec to the rider The seat post, seat, stem and handlebars can only be tightened and secured with quick releas es or bolted connections. For detailed information, please read the operating instructions sup plied by the manufacturer. Only have work on the handlebar and stem per formed by experts orFischer customer ser vice technicians!

Pedelecs are not intended for hard impact, ex treme use (i.e. riding over steps, jumps) and ex treme sporting events (i.e. bike tricks, stunt jump ing). Participation in competitions is only allowed when authorised by the manufacturer. Classification: Category 3

Pedelecs are not intended for hard impact, ex treme use (i.e. riding over steps, jumps) and ex treme sporting events (i.e. bike tricks, stunt jump ing). Participation in competitions is only allowed when authorised by the manufacturer. If you are unsure about which mod el pedelec you have, please contact us on our service hotline for ques tions about usage limits. Before riding on public roads with your pedelec, inform your self about the applicable regulations in your country. Only ride on pathways and trails that are permitted for vehicles. Special regu lations may apply in some instances.

Refers to pedelecs to which condition 1 and con dition 2 apply which are also used on rough paths, rough unmade roads, difficult terrain and on unmade paths and which require technical skill to use. The height of jumps, drops or steps should be less than 60 cm. You should always wear the appropriate safety equipment (eg. a suitable helmet and cycling gloves). The manufacturer and retailer shall not be liable for use that falls beyond the scope of intended use. This applies particularly to damage resulting from failure to comply with the safety instructions, e.g., owing to • Using the bike on difficult terrain, steep in clines, for jumps and in bike parks • overloading, or • the improper repair of defects.

Possible positions for adjusting bolted connections

* see page 39

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