Main risks

• Falls or loss of control due to poorly installed, loose or incompatible parts (brakes, handlebars, mudguards, mounts, lights).
• Reduced braking performance or wheel lock-up due to incorrect adjustment or wear of pads, blocks or rotors.
• Punctures or blowouts due to inadequate pressure or incorrect fitting of tyres and inner tubes, and damage to rims or valves.
• Injuries from cuts, pinches or impacts during installation and tool use.
• Electrical hazards, overheating or fire involving batteries, chargers, lights and wiring that are damaged or misused.
• Accidental ingestion of button batteries and exposure to irritants from lubricants, sealants and adhesives.
• Interference with medical devices and pinching hazards when handling mounts with strong magnets.
• Loss of visibility or detachment of accessories that may get caught in wheels or brakes.
• Instability due to poorly secured loads or overloading of baskets, racks or mounts.
• Slips due to spills of oils or sealants on the vehicle or floor.

Safe use

• Check compatibility with your vehicle (dimensions, mounting type and, where applicable, electrical requirements) before fitting.
• Follow the manufacturer's instructions and observe the specified assembly order.
• Use appropriate tools; do not force threads, and check tightening torque without overtightening.
• Keep cables and straps away from wheels, drivetrain and brakes; secure them so they do not hang loose.
• When inflating, use a pressure gauge and adhere to the recommended pressure; confirm that the valve is the correct type.
• After any adjustment or replacement, carry out a short, low-speed test and check steering and braking.
• Immediately replace parts with cracks, excess play, sharp edges, severe rust or visible wear.
• For electrical components, do not use or charge them if they show signs of impact, swelling, unusual odour or damaged wiring.
• Charge on firm, non-combustible, well-ventilated surfaces; do not cover batteries or chargers.
• Keep button batteries and small parts out of the reach of children and pets; close compartments securely.
• Handle magnets with care and keep them away from magnetic cards and implanted medical devices.
• Distribute the load symmetrically and secure it so it does not move or protrude.

Storage and maintenance

• Store accessories in a dry, cool and ventilated place, away from heat, moisture and direct sunlight.
• Keep batteries and chargers away from flammable materials; store batteries partially charged and check them periodically.
• Unplug chargers when not in use; do not store cables excessively bent or with damaged connectors.
• Store tyres and inner tubes without load that could deform them, and away from oils, solvents or ozone.
• Keep containers of lubricants, adhesives and sealants tightly closed; store them out of reach of children and pets.
• Clean and dry parts before fitting to prevent corrosion and ensure proper seating.
• Frequently check fasteners, brakes, cables, reflectors and lights; tighten or replace if you detect play or wear.
• Dispose of cells and batteries at designated collection points to reduce risks in the home.

Restrictions on use

• Do not fit or use parts that are damaged, deformed, have stripped threads or frayed or exposed wires.
• Do not mix incompatible components or modify critical systems (brakes, steering, folding mechanism) or the original wiring.
• Do not charge batteries unattended for extended periods or overnight; do not use them if they have become wet or suffered a heavy impact.
• Do not exceed the stated capacity of racks, phone mounts or baskets; avoid loads that protrude or can snag.
• Do not fit accessories that obstruct lights, reflectors, the bell or handlebar rotation.
• Do not use solvents or cleaners that degrade plastics, rubber or the vehicle's paintwork.
• Do not allow children to handle batteries, chargers, lights with button batteries, tools or small parts.
• Do not carry children without equipment specifically designed for that purpose and correctly installed.
• If you lack experience, avoid working on brakes, steering or electrical systems; they require specific skills and precise assembly.
• Do not reuse single-use items (clips, pins, structural adhesives) when the manufacturer specifies their replacement.