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4.20.4.1 Rear reflectors

Rear reflectors shall be red in colour.

4.20.4.2 Side reflectors

The retro reflective device(s) shall be either:

a) reflectors fitted on the front half and on the rear half of the bicycle. At least one of these shall be
mounted on the spokes of the wheel. Where a bicycle incorporates features at the rear wheel other
than the frame and mudguard stays, the moving reflector shall be mounted on the front wheel; or

b) a continuous circle of reflective material applied to both sides of each wheel within 10 cm of the
outer diameter of the tyre.

All side reflectors shall be of the same colour, either white (clear) or yellow.

4.20.4.3 Front reflectors

Front reflectors shall be white (clear) in colour.

4.20.4.4 Pedal reflectors

Each pedal shall have reflectors, located on the front and rear surfaces of the pedal. The reflector
elements shall be either integral with the construction of the pedal or mechanically attached, but shall
be recessed from the edge of the pedal, or of the reflector housing, to prevent contact of the reflector
element with a flat edge placed in contact with the edge of the pedal.

Pedal reflectors shall be yellow in colour.

4.21 Warning device

Where a bell or other suitable device is fitted, it shall comply with the provisions in force in the country
in which the product is marketed.

5 Manufacturer’s instructions

These instructions can be provided in all types of format (paper, CD, website, etc.) according to national
regulations and shall be written in the language of the country where the bicycle is to be marketed, or by
visual tools, such as pictograms and illustrations, which shall feature prominently in the product safety
information. When an electronic format is provided, a paper version shall be available upon request. The
customer shall be made aware of this information either by the manufacturer or the retailer. Instructions
for use shall contain the following information:

a) the type of use for which the bicycle has been designed (i.e. the type of terrain for which it is suitable)
with a warning about the hazards of incorrect use;

b) preparation for riding: how to measure and adjust the saddle height to suit the rider with an
explanation of the insertion-depth warning marks on the seat-post and handlebar-stem. Clear
information on which lever operates the front brake, which lever operates the rear brake, the
presence of any brake-power modulators with an explanation of their function and adjustment, and
the correct method of using a back-pedal brake if fitted;

c) indication of minimum saddle height and the way to measure it;

d) the recommended method for adjusting any adjustable suspension system fitted;

e) recommendations for safe riding, the use of a bicycle helmet, regular checks on brakes, tyre pressure,
steering, rims, and caution concerning possible increased braking distances in wet weather;

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