OPERATING MANUAL
Congratulations on your purchase!
With the CICLOMASTER CM 4.4A you have acquired a wireless electronic bike computer with state of the
art electronics, the highest level of precision and it is weatherproof. As special features the CM 4.4A has an
optional cadence measurement and an optional heart rate measurement (for this you need separately available
accessories ).
The Two in One-System: this allows you to use this cycle computer for two different bicycles and view the
combined total values.
Please read this operating manual carefully.
GB
USA
Package content:
- CICLOMASTER CM 4.4A
- battery type CR 2032
-
- handlebar bracket
- transmitter
- cable ties for mounting
- spoke magnet
The handlebar bracket can be mounted on the handlebar and also
on the stem.
Bild A: Mounting is possible on handlebar (Position A-1) or stem
(Position A-2).
Bild B: For using it on the stem, change bracket mounting
orientation from Position A to Position B.
Remove the protective tape.
Place the handle bar and fasten it with the cable ties.
Bild C: Mount the transmitter with cable ties on the fork (max.
distance to the handlebar bracket max. 60 cm; best mounting on
the right side, handlebar bracket and transmitter should be on the
same side).
Bild D: Fix the magnet on a spoke so that it will face the mark
on the transmitter. Adjust the m
sensor if necessary (distance betwee
max. 3 mm).
Bild E: Rotate the CM 4.4A to 45 degree left and install it into the
bracket. Then rotate it 45 degrees right to lock it. To unlock, rotate
45 degrees to the left.
1.1 Mounting of optional cadence-set
(separately available)
Mount the handlebar as described above on the handlebar or on
the stem.
Place the sensor on the cable on the left chain-brace in height of
the crank with help of cable-ties so that it is still loose enough to be
lined up. Mount the cadence-magnet (with help of a cable tie) on
the inside of the crank. The distance between magnet and sensor
should be max. 3 mm.
The magnets must point directly to the mark on the sensor. Now
switch on the cadence measuring in the setting mode of the
CM 4.4A (see chap. 2.1). Turn crank a few times to check if the
mounting is correct. Now tighten the cable-ties.
1.2 Putting on the heart rate transmission belt
Warning: whoever carries out sport should have a general medical
check up on his/her general state of health - especially beginners,
persons older than 35 years of age and anyone who has suffered
from illnesses or injuries in the past. It is recom
doctor be consulted in any case in the presence of risk factors,
such as smoking, high blood pressure, high cholesterol values,
diabetes, lack of exercise and excess weight.
Pacemaker wearers should consult their doctor before
using any heart rate measurement device!
The transmitter belt is hung in the elastic chest belt and fastened
around the upper body. The transmitter (plastic part with the Ciclo-
logo) should lie over the middle of the upper stomach, immediately
below the breastbone, so that the logo on the transmitter is legible
(viewed from the front) (see illustration). The electrodes in the belt,
to the right and left of the transmitter, must be in contact with the
skin. Pull the belt tight so that it cannot slip and constant contact
with the body is guaranteed during movement.
If the CM 4.4A fails to display any heart rate, it probably means
that there is no contact between the skin and the electrodes.
Moistening the electrodes and the underlying skin often helps.
Best results are obtained if electrode gel is used (available from
pharmacies).
Measurement of the heart rate is only possible if the transmitter
belt is fitted correctly and the CM 4.4A is within the transmitter’s
reception range (max. 60 cm).
Inserting the battery
Insert battery type CR2032 with plus-pole facing up. Close battery
cap with a coin, being sure not to over tighten. After inserting the
battery the display will show normal mode.
(If nothing or incomprehensible signs appear in the display, press
the AC-button on the rear of the computer with help of a ballpoint
pen or a similar object. Attention: this will delete all values and
setting).
2.1 Settings
Enter setting mode by pressing centre button for 3 seconds.
Display shows ‘SET BIKE1’.
To quit setting mode press again centre button for 3 seconds in
any setting.
(To change the display to german language, press left button short,
display shows ‚LANGUAGE’. Press centre button to choose this
function and then switch between ‘English’ and ‘Deutsch’ with
right button. To store press left button and then get back to setting
mode with short pressing of right button).
Though CM 4.4A can show german and english words, this manual
shows both possible displays.
The different setting modes can be shown by pressing right
or left button, by pressing centre button the shown setting
mode is chosen.
Possible setting modes:
SET ALT / SET HOEHE
SET BIKE1 / SET RAD1
SET CLOCK / SET UHR
SET HR / SET HF
SET MISC
EXIT / ENDE
LANGUAGE / SPRACHE
Each setting mode can have different setting possibilities.
The following is valid for these settings: the blinking value
can be changed with the right button, the value is stored by
shortly pressing the left button and the next value blinks or
the next value appears on the display.
For a better reading in the following chapters the setting modes are
fat printed and the settings fat and italic .
SET ALT / SET HOEHE
To define altimeter settings.
To select, press the centre button.
ALTITUDE / HOEHE
To change current altitude
Range: -300 to +6000m
Set with right and left buttons, continue with left button
Here you can change the altitude that is displayed, e.g. if you
notice that the current altitude diverges from altitude shown in the
display (e.g. if barometric pressure changes).
HOME OFF / HEIM AUS
To switch the home altitude on/off
Default: OFF
Set with right button, continue with left button
Here you can switch the automati
value on/off
HOME ALT / HEIMHOEHE
Range: -300 to +6000m
Set with left or right button, continue with left button
CM 4.4A has got a barometric altimeter wh
temperature variations.
Changes of barometric pressure (e.g. during the night) can cause
variations of the indicated altitude in the display. To compensate for
these variations you can set the altitude of your origin (e.g. starting
point such as home). With each reset of the daily values (deletion)
the current altitude will be reset to the adjusted altitude.
UNIT m
Set unit of measurement for altitude
Default: m (meters)
Here you can select whether the indication is meter (m) or feet (ft).
UNIT °C
Set unit of measurement for temperature
Default: °Celsius
Here you can adjust whether the indication is Celsius (C) or
Fahrenheit (F).
SET BIKE1 / SET RAD1
Set of bike-specific values, e.g. total distance, circumference, unit
and more for bike 1.
Choose with centre button.
To do these settings for bike 2, press right and left button short
simultaneously in normal mode. CM 4.4A switches to bike 2,
then enter again setting mode (display then shows SET BIKE2/SET
RAD2).
DAY DST / TAGES-DST
Set of the daily distance
Default: 000.00 km
Range: 000,00 to 999,99 km or m
Set with right and left button, store with left button.
Here the daily distance can be adjusted, e.g. the point of starting a
tour, when using a printed tour-guide.
(This setting doesn’t change the total distance. There only really
ridden kilometres are counted).
TOT DST / GES. DST
Set of the total distance
Default: 0000 km
Range: 0 to 99999 km or m.
Set with right and left button, store with left button.
Here the total distance can be adjusted.
Wheel/Radumf.
Set of circumference
Default: 2080 mm
Range: 1000-3999 mm
Set with right and left button, store with left button.
Here the circumference can be adjusted.
The circumference of the wheel can be taken from the
chart (Pict. G) or be measured by yourself.
Measuring the circumference of the wheel (for a more precise
setting):
Put a marking at the front-tire and on the ground (e.g. with chalk).
Ride straight ahead exactly one turn of a tire (for a very exact
measurement, check the pressure of the tire before getting on
your bike) and mark this position on the ground. Now measure the
exact circumference of the wheel between the two markings at the
ground (in mm) – see pict. F.
Unit km bzw. Unit mi
Set of the measuring unit (kilometres or miles)
Default: km
Set with right button, store with left button
Here you can choose whether the display should show kilometres
(km/h) or miles (m/h).
CAD OFF/TRITT AUS
Switch cadence on/off (ON/AN – OFF/AUS)
Default: OFF/AUS
Set with right button, store with left button
Here you can switch on/off the cadence measuring. To use this
function you need the optional cadence-set (available at your local
dealer).
SET CLOCK / SET UHR
Set of clock, date and clocktime-format.
Choose with centre button
Time / Uhrzeit
Set of clock
Range: 00:00 to 23:59 or 12:00 to 11:59 A/P
Set with right and left button, store with left button
Here you can set the current clocktime. First you set the hours,
then the minutes.
Year / Jahr
Set of the year
Default: 2007
Range: 2007 to 2099
Set with right button, store with left button
Here you can set the current year.
Month / Monat
Set of the month
Default: 01
Range: 01 to 12
Set with right button, store with left button
Here you can set the current month.
Day / Tag
Set of the day
Default: 01
Range: 01 to 31
Set with right button, store with left button
Here you can set the current day.
Clock / Zeit
Set of the clock format
Default: 24
Set with right button, store with left button
Here you can select between 24- or 12-hour format (AM/PM).
SET HR / SET HF
Adjustments for the optional heart rate measurement. To use this
function you need the optional heart rate-set (available at your local
dealer).
HR OFF/ON / HF EIN/AUS
Switch heart rate on/off (ON/AN – OFF/AUS)
Default: OFF/AUS
Set with right button, store with left button
Here you can switch on/off the heart rate measuring.
Fitness / Fitness
Adjustment of the fitness level.
Default: 3
Set with right button, store with left button.
Range 1-4, corresponding to the following levels:
1 – poor fitness
2 – average fitness
3 – good fitness
4 – high fitness
Here you set your personal fitness level, necessary for the
CICLOInZone
®
-calculation.
Sex / Geschlecht
Set with right button, store with left button.
Change between
m = male and f = female.
The sex is needed for the CICLOInZone
®
-calculation and the
calorie consumption.
Weight / Gewicht
Range: 20 to 220 kg
Set with right and left button, store with left button
The weight is needed for the CICLOInZone
®
-calculation and the
calorie consumption.
Birthdate /Gebjahr
Adjust with right and left button, store with left button
Default: 1960
Range: 1920 to 2006
The year of birth is necessary for the CICLOInZone
®
-calculation.
InZone
Here you can start the CICLOInZone
®
-calculation by short pressing
of right and left button simultaneously (see also chap. 4 for
CICLOInZone
®
).
In order to ignore the calculation, just press short left button.
In order to obtain an exact calculation of ones personal
CICLOInZone
®
it is necessary to insert the personal data relative to
fitness-level, sex, weight and birthdate.
In order to calculate the CICLOInZone
®
position the chest belt
correctly, take up a rest position (remain seated and relaxed) and
start the CICLOInZone
®
calculation by short pressing of right and
left button simultaneously.
The CM 4.4A will then start to time 5 minutes. During this time,
stay seated, relaxed and calm, as the CM 4.4A will measure the
minimum heart rate reached during this period (heart rate at rest)
and will store this value for the subsequent calculation.
After the 5 minutes the lower value of the calculated personal
CICLOInZone
®
appears in the display.
Lower HR / untere HF
A lower heart rate limit can be InZone -
calculation) the calculated value is shown.
When the current heart rate is lower than this value, the CM 4.4A
shows an arrow (t ) as an optical alarm.
Range: 0 to 220 bpm
Adjust with right and left button, store with left button
Upper HR / obere HF
An upper heart rate limit can be set here or (after CICLOInZone
®
-
calculation) the calculated value is shown.
When the current heart rate is higher than this value, the CM 4.4A
shows an arrow (s ) as an optical alarm.
Range: 0 to 240 bpm
Adjust with right and left button, store with left button
Max HR / Max HF
Shows the maximum heart rate, calculated with CICLOInZone
®
.
Range: 0 to 240 bpm
Adjust with right and left button, store with left button
SET MISC
Here you can switch on the powerdown-mode or make a reset
(delete all values).
Choose with centre button
Powerdown / STROMSPAR
Switch on the powerdown-mode (e.g. before changing of the
battery, to save the values).
To switch it on, press right and left button short simultaneously,
display fades out and CM 4.4A is in powerdown-mode. By short
pressing of any button, CM 4.4A starts again and displays normal
mode.
Reset / Löschen
Here you can delete all values (including the total values). For this
press right and left button short simultaneously, display shows
‘reset’ and then normal mode.
If you only want to delete the day values, press right and left button
for three seconds in normal mode.
The CM 4.4A has an automatic start/stop when on the handlebar
bracket.
That means, 4 sec. after the first wheel turn the display shows
normal mode and the current speed.
1 minute after the last wheel turn (and without a button is pressed)
the display changes to an “energy save“ mode.
If the wheel turns or a button is pushed, the computer will resume
normal functions.
CM 4.4A has got three modes: Bike 1, Bike 2, and Non-Bike
mode.
To switch from one mode to another, simultaneously press
the right and left buttons briefly (switching is only possible if speed
= 0).
The centre display shows a or b depending on whether the
selected mode is Bike 1 or Bike
show any figures in the display. The Non-Bike mode can be used
for tours without a bike (e.g. with a dedicated wristlet). It only
shows values which have nothing to do with the bike movements.
The optional heart rate measuring works also without speed signal:
when CM 4.4A is in normal mode (by pressing any button or auto-
start), the heart rate receiver is automatically switched on.
And as long as a heart rate is shown in the display, there is no
automatically switching to sleep mode.
To reset all day values, press right and left button for three
seconds.
The CM 4.4A has a three-lined display. In the centre part the
current speed is shown, with a small a or b left beside, that
shows whether the current values are valid for bike 1 or bike 2.
To advance the functions of the upper display , press right
button, to advance the functions of the lower display press left
button.
Always short pressing of the centre button shows the sub-
functions of the function in the lower display.
Important for all sufunctions: display shows settings for 10
seconds befor switching back to main function.
Functions of upper display:
TM – Daily Ride Time (pict. 2)
DST – Daily distance (pict. 4)
Altitude (pic. 3)
HR (
)
Time (pict. 1)
Function of centre display:
SPD – Current Speed
Inidcates the current speed in km/h or m/h .
Range: 0 to 199,9 km/h or m/h
An arrow on the left side of the display displays, whether the
current speed is faster (arrow up) or slower (arrow down) than the
current average speed.
Functions of lower display:
DST – Daily Distance (pict. 5)
Displays the distance ridden up to now in kilometres or miles..
Range: 0 to 999,99 km or mi
TOT – total distance (pict. 6)
Sub-function “Daily Distance”
Displays the total distance ridden up to now in kilometres or miles
(since last reset or battery change).
Range: 0 to 99999 km or mi
TOT – sum of total distance of bike 1 and bike 2 (pict. 7)
Sub-function of “Daily Distance”
Displays the sum of the total distance ridden up to now in
kilometres or miles (since last reset or battery change) of bike 1
and bike 2.
Range: 0 to 199999 km or mi
Current Altitude (pict. 18)
Displays the current altitude (above sea level). The altitude is
displayed in intervals of 1 meter. It is determined by the baro
pressure. For this reason, the a
weather variations.
Range: -300 to +6000 m or ft.
Attention! The altitude values will be added together from the
signals received from the bike. In the Non-Bike mode they will be
added together during the whole time.
Daily distance of altitude upwards (pict. 19)
Sub-function of „Current Altitude“
Displays the altitude travelled upwards.
Range: 0 to 20000 m or ft
Daily distance of altitude downwards (pict. 20)
Sub-function of „Current Altitude“
Displays the altitude travelled downwards.
MAX – maximum altitude (pict. 21)
Sub-function of „Current Altitude“
Displays maximum altitude of the tour.
Range: -300 to +6000 m or ft.
TOT – total of altitude upwards (pict. 22)
Sub-function of „Current Altitude“
Displays total distance of altitude upwards
Range: 0 to 20000 m or ft
TOT – total altitude downwards (pict. 23)
Sub-function of „Current Altitude“
Displays total distance of altitude downwards
Range: 0 to 20000 m or ft
TOT sum of altitudes from Bike 1 and Bike 2 (pict. 24)
(This function doesn’t exist in No-Bike mode)
Sub-function of „Current Altitude“
Displays sum of altitude upwards.
Range: 0 to 20000 m or ft
Current ascent / descent (pict. 25)
Displays current ascent or descent as percentage. The symbol on
the left side of the display shows whether it is ascent (
) or
descent (
). Range: 0 to 100%
Attention: For technical reasons, the current percentage will only
be shown after 50 - 100 m. This depends also on your speed.
Average ascent (pict. 26)
Sub-function of „Current ascent/descent“
Displays the average of the ascent values recorded so far.
Range: 0 to 100%
Average descent (pict. 27)
Sub-function of „Current ascent/descent“
Displays the average of the descent values recorded so far.
Range: 0 to 100%
Maximum Ascent (pict. 28)
Sub-function of „Current ascent/descent“
Displays the maximum of the ascent values recorded so far.
Range: 0 to 100%
Maximum Descent (pict. 29)
Sub-function of „Current ascent/descent“
Displays the maximum of the descent values recorded so far.
Range: 0 to 100%
Ø – Average Speed (pict. 8)
Displays the current average speed in km/h or mi/h.
Range: 0 to 199,9 km/h or m/h (the decimal place is highranking)
MAX – Maximum Speed (pict. 9)
Sub-function of “Average speed”
Displays the highest speed so far in km/h or mi/h.
Range: 0 to 199,9 km/h or m/h (the decimal place is highranking)
Temperature (pict. 30)
Displays current temperature
Range: -10 to +50 °C or °F
Attention: If you carry the CM 4.4A on your body, the measured
temperature can vary from outside temperature.
MIN – Minimum Temperature (pict. 31)
Sub-function of „Temperature“
Displays minimum measured temperature.
Range: -10 to +50 °C or °F
MAX – Maximum Temperature (pict. 32)
Sub-function of “Temperature”
Displays maximum measured temperature.
Range: -10 to +50 °C or °F
Time (pict. 10)
Displays the current time.
Range: 00:00:00 to 23:59:59 or 12:00:00 to 11:59:59 AM/PM
Date (pict. 11)
Sub-function of “Time”
Displays the current date (dd.mm.yy).
TM – daily ride time (pict. 12)
Displays the current daily ride time.
Range: 0 to 9:59:59 h
TOT – total ride-time (pict. 13)
Sub-function “Daily Ride Time”
Displays the total ride time (since last reset or battery change).
Range: 0 to 999:59 h
TOT – sum of total ride time of bike 1 and bike 2
(pict. 14)
Sub-function of function daily ride time
Displays the sum of the total ride time (since last reset or battery
change) of bike 1 and bike 2.
Range: 0 to 999:59 h
The following functions (heart rate and calorie con-
sump
setting mode (for the measuring of heart rate you need the
separately available heart rate-set).
HR - heart rate (pict. 36)
Indicates the current heart rate (bpm = beats per minute)
Range: 0 to 250 bpm
On the right side of the lower display an arrow shows, whether the
current heart rate is below (t ), within (ts ) or above (s ) the set
heart rate limits.
Ø - average heart rate (pict. 37)
Sub-function of heart rate function
Indicates the average heart rate (since last reset).
Range: 0 to 240 bpm
MAX - maximum heart rate (pict. 38)
Sub-function of heart rate function
Indicates the maximum heart rate reached (since last reset).
Range: 0 to 240 bpm
Training time below the lower limit set for heart rate
(pict. 39)
Sub-function of the heart rate measurement function.
Displays the training time during which heart rate dropped below
the lower limit set.
(since last reset).
Range: 0 to 9:59:59 h
Training time within the limits set for heart rate (pict. 40)
Sub-function of the heart rate function.
Indicates the training time during which heart rate was within the
limits set (since last reset).
Range: 0 to 9:59:59 h
Training time above the upper limit set for heart rate
(pict. 41)
Sub-function of heart rate function.
Indicates the training time during which heart rate exceeded the
upper limit set (since last reset).
Range: 0 to 9:59:59 h
kCal - Calorie consumption (pict. 42)
Indicates the current calorie consumption (since last reset).
Range: 0 to 99999 kCal
TOT - total calorie consumption (pict. 43)
Sub-function of calorie consumption function
Indicates the total calorie consumption (since last reset or battery
change)
Range: 0 to 99999 kCal
The following function only appears, if switched on in the
setting mode (for the measuring of the cadence you need the
separately available cadence set).
CAD - cadence (pict. 33)
Indicates the current cadence (rpm = rounds per minute)
Range: 0 to 250 rpm
Ø - average cadence (pict. 34)
Sub-function of function cadence
Indicates the average cadence.
Range: 0 to 250 rpm
MAX - maximum cadence (pict. 35)
Sub-function of function cadence
Indicates the maximum reached cadence.
Range: 0 to 250 rpm
InZone
®
-Philosophy and use
CICLOInZone
®
is a solution for the very best personalisation of your
training routine.
It is possible to calculate the optimum training threshold with the
CICLOInZone
®
function on the basis of your personal data and your
pulse rate when at rest.
CICLOInZone
®
is the ideal solution for personalised cardio training
applied to any sport, from jogging and cross-country running to
road and indoor cycling.
Improve your fitness? – Lose weight? – Train whilst always taking
your health into consideration? Everyone will find the correct aim to
follow in their training. But how do you train to achieve those aims
in the most efficient possible manner? How do you find the right
intensity of effort during the training? CICLOInZone
®
is the optimum
training ZONE for effort, resistance and weight loss.
What does CICLOInZone
®
do?
It calculates the optimum training zone for effort, resistance and
weight loss.
The values vary from person to person and they offer a valid
training support – always staying between 70 % and 85 % of the
maximum heart rate.
(+/- 5% of tolerance, taking into consideration the actual heart rate
when at rest and the level of training).
The question of burning fat is seen in the “correct” light with
CICLOInZone
®
– on the basis of the personal data collected.
CM 4.4A: Open battery cap with a coin (unscrew to the left). Insert
battery type CR2032 (please use battery with smooth minus-pole)
with plus-pole facing up. Close battery cap, being sure not to over
tighten. After inserting the battery the display will show normal
mode.
If nothing or incomprehensible signs appear in the display, press
the AC-button on the rear of the computer with help of a ballpoint
pen or a similar object. Attention: this will delete all values and
setting.
(Battery change in the optional chest belt works in the same way.)
Transmitter: Open battery cap at the top of the transmitter with
a coin (unscrew to the left), remove old battery and insert new 12
V battery, type 23A (with pluspole facing up). Close battery cap,
being sure not to over tighten.
Please do not throw away battery in your normal garbage.
Faulty or no display
- check to see if battery is installed properly or replace battery
(Attention: removing battery will clear all settings and values in
the CM 4.4A)
- press AC-button on the rear of the computer
Speed not displayed
-
-
wheel-sensor)
- make sure CM 4.4A is mounted in bracket correctly
- check wheel circumference
Speed to high or to low
- check wheel circumference
- check to see if you are using miles or kilometers
Incorrect display of altitude:
- Check the home altitude (basic settings). Perhaps the settings
were made incorrectly.
-
(readjust current altitude)
No heart rate displayed or values displayed are incorrect
or unstable
- proof whether heart rate is switched on in setting mode
- Check transmitter belt (battery)
- Skin too dry or cold
- Distance between CM 4.4A and transmitter belt is too great
(max. 60 cm)
Cadence is not displayed or value incorrect or unstable
- Check whether switched on in setting mode
- Check sensor and magnet for correct installation
We offer a guarantee for 24 months from the date of purchase on
the CM 4.4A. The guarantee is limited to material and processing
faults. The batteries are excluded from the guarantee.
The guarantee is valid only if the computer, with accessories, has
been handled and maintained carefully and according to operating
instructions.
To return the CM 4.4A under conditions/terms of the guarantee,
please refer to your dealer, your local distributor or send the
computer with the proof of purchase (date) and all accessories and
with sufficient postage, to:
CicloSport Service
K. W. Hochschorner GmbH
Einsteinstr. 39a
D-82152 Martinsried
ciclo-service@ciclosport.de
www.ciclosport.com
Please read through the instruction manual carefully befor
sending us your computer and check the battery. An exchange-
device or the repaired device will sent back to you free of charge
if justifiable guarantee-claims have come into question. Please
contact our local distributor.
Repair: If your CM 4.4A is sent in for repair (or battery change)
or if a guarantee claim is not valid, repairs up to EUR 19.- will be
carried out automatically. In case of higher repair costs you will be
notified. The repaired device will be sent back COD.
Disposal of Old Electrical & Electronic Equip
(Applicable in the European Union and other Euro-
pean countries with separate collection systems)
This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates
that this product shall not be treated as household
waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection
point for the recycling of electrical
ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent
potential negative consequences for the environment and human
health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste
handling of this product. The recycling of materials will help to
conserve natural resources. For more
recycling of this product, pleas
your household waste disposal service or the shop where you
purchased the product.
G
Tire size Circumference
40-559 26 x 1,5 2026 mm
44-559 26 x 1,6 2051 mm
47-559 26 x 1,75 2070 mm
50-559 26 x 1,9 2026 mm
54-559 26 x 2,00 2089 mm
57-559 26 x 2,125 2114 mm
37-590 26 x 1 3/8 2133 mm
32-620 27 x 1 1/4 2199 mm
40-622 28 x 1,5 2224 mm
47-622 28 x 1,75 2268 mm
40-635 28 x 1 1/2 2265 mm
37-622 28 x 1 3/8 2205 mm
20-622 700 x 20C 2114 mm
23-622 700 x 23C 2133 mm
25-622 700 x 25C 2146 mm
28-622 700 x 28C 2149 mm
32-622 700 x 32C 2174 mm
!
Sender:
Name
First name
Street, No.
Code/Location
Telephone (during the day)
Fax
E-Mail
Reason for return:
After expiry of the guarantee: Repairs should be carried out up to a
value of Euro ____________
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1
TM
km/h
SPD
1
TM
km/h
SPD
1
TM
km/h
SPD
1
TM
km/h
SPD
1
TM
km/h
SPD
1
TM
