EN ISO 4210-6 Bicycles - Safety Requirements for Bicycles - Part 6: Frame and Fork Test Methods

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This International standard was developed in response to worldwide demand and the aim is to ensure that bicycles manufactured in accordance with this International standard are as safe as possible in practice. The tests are designed to ensure the strength and durability of the individual parts and the bike as a whole, demanding that high quality and safety considerations be taken into account throughout from the design stage.

Manufacturers of complete bikes should perform the test with the frame equipped with the appropriate front fork. For frame builders where the fork designed for the frame is not available, the test can be performed with a frame equipped with a fork that meets the requirements of the fork impact test described in EN ISO 4210-2.

Where a suspension frame has adjustable brackets or links to change the bike's resistance to ground-contact forces or to change the bike's behavior, arrange the positions of these adjustable components to provide maximum forces on the frame.

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