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These terms set out permitted use of controlbike.com and its cycling content. Our editorial scope is practical bicycle handling, everyday riding, basic maintenance and equipment selection, with electric-assist bicycles identified where relevant. You may read the site for personal learning and share article links, subject to the rights and limits below.
Cycling guidance is general education, not a substitute for hands-on instruction, a mechanical inspection or medical advice. Before riding, check tires, brakes, drivetrain and wheel attachment, wear a properly fitted cycling helmet and practice unfamiliar skills away from traffic. Stop riding and seek a qualified mechanic if braking, steering, wheel security or structural condition is uncertain. Follow the exact manufacturer’s instructions rather than treating torque values, tire pressures or component compatibility as universal. Check the rules applicable to your location and bicycle. No technique or equipment can guarantee freedom from injury.
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Prohibited activity
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Do not present our general cycling guidance as approval for dangerous traffic stunts, unsafe repairs or modifications. In particular, it does not authorize e-bike battery disassembly, unsafe electrical modifications or bypassing operating restrictions or safety systems. Do not remove warnings or model-specific limits when quoting instructions, or recast educational material as personalized medical, mechanical or legal advice.
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