Ax-lightness engage Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 3)

Dear AX-Lightness and

engage customer,

Congratulations for having purchased an AX-

Lightness or engage component. You have

made a very good choice. The AX-Lightness and

engage team develops, tests and manufactures

our products with dedication to uphold the

highest standards of quality.

General safety notes

Like all high-quality sports equipment, AX-Light-

ness and engage components require careful

installation and are best left to an AX-Light-

ness and engage dealer. This is the only way to

achieve optimum performance and long-term

durability.

This manual cannot teach you the skills of a bicy-

cle mechanic. Even a manual as big as an ency-

clopaedia could not describe any possible com-

bination of bicycle models and components or

parts on the market. It therefore focuses on your

newly purchased components and provides

useful information and warnings.

We therefore strongly recommend that you ask

a qualied mechanic at your AX-Lightness and

engage shop for help.

We recommend not to combine AX-Lightness

and engage components with other compo-

nents to achieve optimum performance and

durability for your product.

If you intend to combine the components with

components from other manufacturers, make

sure they are compatible, i.e. that all dimensions

are exactly the same according to the specica-

tions given in this manual. Our precise tolerances

are intended to ensure component compatibil-

ity, and are carefully monitored during produc-

tion and quality control so that the assembly will

be easy and proper.

This manual contains important notes about

use, care, maintenance and installation.

Be sure to rst read carefully the general infor-

mation of this user manual and then the chap-

ter providing you with information on the AX-

Lightness and engage component you have

purchased. Then, nothing will stand in the way

of a smooth assembly and a trouble-free use.

Keep this user manual for your records and future

reference and share it with the new user, if you sell,

lend or leave the AX-Lightness or engage bicycle or

component to anybody else.

All AX-Lightness and engage components, like all

lightweight components, require special care and

attention. Therefore, make sure to carefully assemble

the components and to only use them for their in-

tended purpose.

The material used by AX-Lightness and engage, es-

pecially carbon (also referred to as CRP), is extremely

strong and durable, i.e. the components are very du-

rable, as the material combines high resistance with

low weight. It is, however, important to know that

these materials are relatively brittle, which means

that AX-Lightness and engage components are more

likely to break than to bend.

Overstrained material can lead to internal damage

that may hardly show up. There will be no visible

signs of damage, such as deformations or the like, as

known from other metals, e.g. aluminium.

After undue stress, e.g. following an accident,

AX-Lightness and engage components can fail. This

can lead to a fall with possibly serious health con-

sequences. For this reason you must observe the

control notes in the chapter providing you with the

information on the component purchased by you. To

ensure safe use following a possible loss event, make

sure to have the components concerned checked by

an AX-Lightness and engage dealer. In such a case

always ask your AX-Lightness and engage dealer for

professional advice.

Enjoy your ride and have fun with your AX-Lightness

and engage products!

Your AX-Lightness and engage team

In case of any inquiries about your

AX-Lightness and engage products please

contact

AX-Lightness GmbH

Am Steinkreuz 12

D-95473 Creußen

Phone: +49 9270 91513-0

Fax: +49 9270 91513-30

www.AX-Lightness.de or

www.engage-bikes.de

Assembly And operAting instruction

– the AdvAntAge is yours

www.ax-lightness.de

www.engage-bikes.de

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