Busch+Müller IXON Eyro Notice D'utilisation page 9

1. Instruction Manual for IXON Core / IXON Fyre / LUMOTEC Eyro Battery LED Headlight
with IQ-Light Technology
These use and installation instructions are intended for users with knowledge and experience in
assembling and installing bicycle components. You need to have the suitable tools. If you do not know
how to assemble or install bicycle components or do not have all the necessary tools for the job, you
must consult with a bicycle specialist to have the installation done properly. Otherwise, the bicycle rider
may fall off and be seriously injured due to improper assembly or installation of the light. Read these use
and installation instructions, follow all the steps described and keep them in a safe place.
2. Safety Information
These use and installation instructions use the following signal words to alert you to potential hazards.
The meaning of the signal words is listed below:
Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, could result in death or serious
WARNING
injury.
NOTICE Indicates information considered important, but not hazard-related (e.g. information related to
property damage).
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The symbol is used to provide other useful information about your new bicycle lights.
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3. Intended use
Busch + Müller offer different types of bicycle lights. Not every bicycle light can be used for every
application and for riding bicycles on every surface. There are limitations. If you are not sure
what type of bicycle light you have, either call our service hotline at +49 2354 915-7111, send an
e-mail to service@bumm.de or consult a local specialist bicycle retailer.
NOTICE
Bicycle lights made by Busch + Müller are suitable for use on bicycles that are ridden
on a firm surface. Avoid any extreme use, and never ride down stairs or perform jumps, stunts,
tricks, bunny hops or steep descents on rough terrain.
4. Legal regulations
Before riding your bicycle on public roads, you must learn about and obey all applicable national,
state and local laws and regulations. These may be found in the Highway Code, DMV Handbook
or other sources depending on your state or location. If you are not sure about the applicable
regulations, consult a local bicycle specialist retailer.
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