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FOLDING BIKE

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reFleCTOrs & lIGHTs

Your Bigﬁsh folding bike is supplied with

front, rear and wheel reﬂectors.

Use front and rear bicycle lights and

reﬂectors, particularly when riding in dark

or overcast conditions.

Bicycle reﬂectors are designed to pick

up and reﬂect car lights and street lights

in a way that may help you to be seen

and recognized as a moving bicyclist.

The reﬂectors are an important safety

and legal requirement, and should

remain securely ﬁtted and in good, clean

condition at all times.

Periodically, inspect all reﬂectors,

brackets and mounting hardware for signs

of wear or damage. Replace immediately

if damage is found. Check regularly if they

are clean and securely mounted in their

correct position.

We recommend that you always have a

set of lights on your Bigﬁsh folding bike.

Riding at night without lights is dangerous

and against the law.

REFLECTORS ATTACHMENT

Mount a clear front reﬂector on your

handlebar stem or handlebar (A), parallel

with the ground and facing directly in

front of you. This allows oncoming cars to

see you as they approach.

Mount a clear rear reﬂector on your

seatpost (B), parallel with the ground and

facing straight back. This allows cars

to see you as they approach you from

behind.

Place wheel reﬂectors on the front and

rear wheel (C). Mount each of the wheel

reﬂectors between two wheel spokes.

The reﬂectors on the pedals are already

attached (D).

If you are unsure of the best mounting

for your bike, consult with a profession-

al bicycle technician for suggestions.

Be sure that the reﬂectors are mounted

securely on your bike.

Make sure you use lights that operate

correctly and that batteries are charged.

Do NOT remove the front or rear reﬂectors or reﬂector

brackets from your bicycle. They are an integral part of the

bicycle’s safety system. Removing the reﬂectors reduces

your visibility to others using the roadway. Being struck by

other vehicles may result in serious injury or death.

Reﬂectors are NOT a substitute for required lights. Riding

at dawn, at dusk, at night or at other times of poor visibility

without an adequate bicycle lighting system and without

reﬂectors is dangerous, often illegal, and may result in

serious injury and/or death. If you choose to ride under

conditions of poor visibility, check and be sure you comply

with all local laws about night riding.