Focus Aventura² 6.9 Performance CX 625Wh

WELCOME TO THE FOCUS FAMILY!

At FOCUS, we love nothing more than cycling together. We believe it makes life a little better.

To help you get started straight away, we’ve put together some important safety information for you in this booklet. Combined with the user manuals, which you can view digitally, you’ll have all the information you need to enjoy your time on your bike.

RIDE TOGETHER. RIDE BEYOND.

Your FOCUS Team

The safety information listed here refers to the user manuals. In the user manuals, you will find more detailed information about your new e-bike, its operation, assembly, care and maintenance.

You can access the digital user manuals either by entering the web address in your browser (e.g. Google Chrome) or by scanning the relevant QR code with your smartphone’s camera app.

If you would prefer to read the manuals in paper form, we will send you a printed copy free of charge. To request this, please contact our Customer Care :

By email :
info@focus-bikes.com By telephone : +49 (0) 711 2484880
By post
: FOCUS Bikes GmbH
Rotenwaldstraße 158
70197 Stuttgart, Germany

The original e-bike user manual, containing information on the motor, display, control unit, battery and charger, can be found at :

For Fazua motors: https://fazua.com/de/support/help-center/knowledge-base/fazua-app/

Für Bosch motors: https://help.bosch-ebike.com/de/help-center#wss-manuals

You can obtain the

original general operating manual with information on all other components at :
https://www.focus-bikes.com/de_de/manuals/bike/focus_general_manual_660924700.pdf

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION FOR YOUR E

-BIKE

Reading the safety information does not exempt you from the obligation to read and follow the operating instructions! Failure to follow the operating instructions can lead to dangerous riding situations, falls, accidents and damage to property.

In addition to the information in our operating instructions, please also observe the specifications of the component manufacturers >> see the original operating instructions, General, Chapter 5. Component instructions.

I. Your specialist

dealerDo not use the e-bike until your specialist dealer has adjusted it to your requirements and tightened all screws to the specified torque. Ask to be shown how to operate the e-bike.

Contact your specialist dealer if you are unable to carry out the work described in the manuals on your e-bike yourself, if you feel unsure or if you do not have the correct tools.

You can find all specialist dealers in your region on our website at www.focus-bikes.com/store-locator/.

II. Our Customer Care

Contact our Customer Care team if you have any questions about your e-bike and the user manuals or your specialist dealer are unable to help.

III. Before your first ride

Only use the e-bike if you are certain that it is working properly, all parts are fully functional and all screws have been tightened to the correct torque.

Familiarise yourself with the markings on your e-bike. Do not remove the barcode sticker or the type plate. They contain important information about your e-bike >> see the original operating instructions, General, Chapter 10.4 Barcode Sticker and Chapter 10.5 Type Plate.

Only use the e-bike in accordance with our specifications. Otherwise, components may fail and you could suffer serious injury.

Adhere to the restrictions of the specified usage class. You can find out which usage class your e-bike is approved for by referring to the graphic on the e-bike frame >> see the original operating instructions, General, Chapter 10.7 Intended Use.

Do not exceed the permissible total weight (total weight=e-bike weight + rider weight + payload + trailer) >> see original operating instructions, General, Chapter 12. Permissible total weight.

Observe our guidelines for transporting passengers and loads >> see original operating instructions, General, Chapter 31. Luggage.

Do not exceed the load capacity of the front and rear luggage racks. The maximum load capacity is engraved on the luggage racks >> see the original operating instructions, General

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Chapter 30. Luggage Racks.

The installation of child seats on luggage racks of pedelecs with a load capacity of less than 27 kg is not permitted. On our MIK HD luggage racks, the use of child seats with the MIK HD system may be permitted. If you have any questions regarding this, please consult your specialist dealer or the child seat manufacturer.

Do not make any modifications to the e-bike’s drive system. If the cut-off speed exceeds 25 km/h and/or the speed of the push assist exceeds 6 km/h, your e-bike will be subject to registration and insurance requirements >> see the original operating instructions, General, Chapter 7. Legal requirements for use on public roads.

Do not exceed the service life of the components.

Observe the legal regulations applicable in the relevant country regarding the use of the e-bike on public roads and equip your e-bike in accordance with the legal provisions of the country in which you intend to ride >> see original operating instructions, General, Chapter 7. Legal requirements for participation in road traffic.

Observe the guidelines of the relevant authorities, transport companies and the operating instructions regarding the transport of the e-bike. Remove the battery before transporting the e-bike >> see original operating instructions, General, Chapter 32. Transporting the bike.

Familiarise yourself with the operation of quick-release skewers and thru-axles. Quick-release skewers and thru-axles must be correctly secured. If you are unsure, ask your specialist dealer to demonstrate how to use them >> see original user manual, General, Chapter 27. Wheels and Chapter 17.1.2 Securing with quick-release skewers.

The seat post must be inserted at least 10 cm deep into the seat tube. The minimum insertion depth of 10 cm applies even if lower minimum insertion depths are specified in the component manuals or on the seat post itself. If a greater minimum insertion depth is specified (e.g. 12 cm), this must be observed.

Initially familiarise yourself with the handling and braking behaviour, as well as the electric assistance modes and the push assist (if fitted), particularly under varying loads, in wet conditions and on loose surfaces >> see Original Operating Instructions General Chapter 14. Before your first ride and >> Original Operating Instructions E-Bike Chapter Drive Unit – Operation and Chapter Display – Push Assist.

If you have purchased an e-bike with disc brakes, ensure that the brakes have been bedded in before your first long ride. Running-in serves to achieve optimum braking performance and minimise unpleasant noises.

IV. Before every ride >> see original operating instructions, General, Chapter 15 Before every ride.

Before every ride, check in particular :

the frame, fork, handlebar/stem assembly, seat post, saddle and drive unit for possible damage.

The correct functioning of the brakes, steering, drive unit and lights.

The secure fit of the handlebars, stem, seat post, saddle, wheels, mudguard, quick-release skewers and pedals, as well as

the tyre pressure. This must not be exceeded or fallen short of.

If the e-bike is damaged (e.g. bent components, cracks, scratches and discolouration in high-stress areas) or malfunctions, have it repaired by your specialist dealer and have any defective components replaced before using it again.

V. After the rideTake

care not to burn yourself when touching heated components (e.g. brake discs, drive unit, headlight).

VI. Charging and using the battery >> see the original e-bike operating instructions, chapter

‘Battery’Use only undamaged and unmodified batteries and chargers.

Observe the guidelines for charging and using the battery, particularly regarding ambient temperature and the location where charging takes place.

VII. Cleaning >> see original operating instructions, General, Chapter 34. Cleaning the bicycle and its components

Do not clean the e-bike and its components with a high-pressure cleaner.

VIII. Assembly and adjustment work Switch

off the e-bike during assembly and adjustment work and remove the e-bike battery.

Adhere to the specified tightening torques (Nm) for the components and as stated in the operating instructions. Use a torque wrench >> see original operating instructions, General, Chapter 13. Tightening torques for screw connections.

Never clamp the saddle in the curves of the seat post, but always in the straight section. Move the saddle only within the straight section and within the markings. Tighten the clamping bolts straight and fully into the nuts >> see original operating instructions, General, Chapter 18. Adjusting saddle position and angle.

Contact your specialist dealer for assistance with adjusting the suspension components.

Do not open the electronic components.

When replacing structural and wear parts, use only original spare parts. In addition to original spare parts, compatible parts expressly approved by us may also be used. Your specialist dealer can assist you with any questions you may have.

IX. Maintenance intervals >> see original operating instructions

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General 39. Maintenance

intervals

Have

the e-bike checked and serviced regularly by a specialist dealer in accordance with our specifications to avoid hazards (e.g. due to wear and tear).

The first service should be carried out no later than after 100 kilometres or six weeks from the date of purchase. Please have subsequent services carried out every 1,000 km or annually.

Replace the seat post after 14,000 kilometres (service interval 8), unless the seat post manufacturer specifies a different interval in their instructions. The component must be replaced regardless of the material and whether any defects, cracks or damage are visible from the outside. If the seatpost is not replaced in good time, it may break and cause you to fall heavily.

If your dealer has not provided you with a service booklet, you can download and print one yourself from our website: www.focus-bikes.com/manuals/service-booklet/sb-deutsch.pdf