1. Ride at your own risk

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All mountain biking in nature is associated with a certain amount of risk.

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Respect other trail users

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The rider must avoid causing damage or inconvenience to other users, the environment and wildlife. Slow down when encountering other riders and trail users.

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3. Adjust your speed according to the conditions

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Take into account your own skills and unforeseen events. Take it easy on your first ride and get to know your equipment and the trail. 

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4. Obey signs and markings

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Familiarize yourself with trail and grading descriptions. Choose trails according to skill level. Follow the recommended direction of travel where applicable.

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5. Slower riders have the right of way

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The rider approaching from behind is responsible for avoiding collisions. Take particular care when entering or crossing a trail.

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6. Never stop on the trail

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Never stop in narrow places and places with limited lines of sight. If you are on foot on established bike trails, you must pay particular attention.

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7. Always use safety equipment

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Helmets are mandatory and other safety equipment is recommended. Always make sure the bike is in good condition. Check brakes, suspension and wheels.

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8. Take care of the trail

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Avoid unnecessary wear on the trail. Do not lock the rear wheel. Natural trails are particularly vulnerable and are also used by other user groups. Show special precaution.