Bosch FLYER Mountain Translation Of The Original Instruction Manual page 185

6. Legal requirements
For pedelecs and e-bikes, special provisions
sometimes apply for their limit of use. This means
that e-bikes are partly operated like a bicycle and
other times not.
Before riding on public roads with your FLYER,
inform yourself on the current legal requirements
enforced in your country.
This information can be found at your FLYER re-
tail store, the respective national bike or e-bike
associations and online.
Here you can gather information on how your
FLYER must be equipped in order to ride it on
public roads.
The lighting system required to be installed or car-
ried with you is also described. You will also be
informed on which brakes the bike needs to be
equipped with.
By reading the national legislation, you can also
obtain information about the current age required
to ride the bike and where it is allowed or must be
ridden. The regulations for children riding on pub-
lic roads are also found here. It will be made clear
if a helmet is required to be worn by law.
However, the rules and regulations for e-
bikes are constantly being revised and
changed. Stay informed about changes in
legislation in order to remain up-to-date.
Check whether your private third-party-
liability insurance covers possible dam-
age caused by using an e-bike.
FLYER e-MTBs are not designed and
equipped for on-road use.
7. Appropriate use
Permitted overall weight:
Driver weight + FLYER weight + battery
weight + luggage weight
1. The FLYER is intended for trans-
porting one person only. Carrying a
second person on the bicycle is not
allowed.
2. Do not use trailers, luggage racks or
child seats. The bearings and attach-
ments are not designed to withstand
this sort of force.
The FLYER Uproc1, Uproc3 and Uproc6 are suit-
able for use on a firm surface and off-road. If you
want to use your FLYER e-MTB for riding on pub-
lic roads, you must first have it equipped and set
up in accordance with the regulations of the ap-
plicable national legislation.
Your FLYER Uproc1 belongs is a type1 MTB.
If you are riding a FLYER Uproc1, the E-MTB can
be used on moderately difficult terrain (i.e. dirt
roads, trails, and cross country trails). Small ob-
stacles like roots, stones or steps may be ridden
over. You should always wear appropriate safety
equipment (i.e. a suitable helmet, cycling gloves).
Manufacturers and dealers are not liable for dam-
age resulting from use outside of intended use.
This applies particularly to damage resulting from
non-adherence to the safety instructions, e.g., in
terms of:
• Using the bike on difficult terrain, steep in-
clines, for jumps and in bike parks
• Overloading, or
• Incorrect remedying of defects
Your FLYER Uproc1 is not designed to withstand
extreme impact (i.e. riding on stairs, jumping,
extreme sporting events, races, tricks and stunt
riding. FLYER e-bikes are not licensed for use in
competitions and contests.
Your FLYER Uproc3 and Uproc6 are Type 2, All
Mountain bikes.
With your FLYER Uproc, you are allowed to ride
over roots, stoned or steps. Small jumps are
permitted. You should always wear appropriate
safety equipment (an approved bicycle helmet,
cycling gloves, and protectors).
Manufacturers and dealers are not liable for dam-
age resulting from use outside of intended use.
This applies particularly to damage resulting from
non-adherence to the safety instructions, e.g., in
terms of:
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