What does this symbol mean?

[Globalti]

It's on the rim of my Mavic wheel:

Avoid tramlines? Don't take the bike in the house? Fecked if I know!

 

[mickle]

'If in doubt refer to the manufacturers instructions'.

 

[ASC1951]

Do not ride this bicycle on the roof of a bungalow!

 

[Jaguar]

it's on the rim: is it to do with wear?

 

[TheDoctor]

'Open garage door before putting bike away'?

 

[bauldbairn]

A warning there are no wear lines - only a thin coating of aluminium before you get through to the carbon fibre? Only a guess.

 

[Garz]

Do not ride this bicycle on the roof of a bungalow!

Best one yet!

I'l try:

When making paper aeroplanes, fold like this for good aerodynamics.

 

[numbnuts]

looks like a letterbox with someone on the inside looking out

 

[Globalti]

Keep away from stable doors?

 

[Dan B]

Keep away from stable doors?

unstable doors are more dangerous ...

 

[zacklaws]

Incorrect fitting can lead to gaps in teeth.

 

[e-rider]

it's also covering the arc-welded rim joint

 

[Zoiders]

I think it means that the black anodized part of the rim is not to be used as a brake surface.

Stoopid yes but you have to idiot proof stuff with vague disclaimers so you don't get sued.

 

[ufkacbln]

I think it means that the black anodized part of the rim is not to be used as a brake surface.

Stoopid yes but you have to idiot proof stuff with vague disclaimers so you don't get sued.

.. as opposed to getting sued because the label wasn't clear?

 

[Zoiders]

.. as opposed to getting sued because the label wasn't clear?

Think it might be in the instruction manual.

Which a customer failed to read, so it would still not be the manufacturers fault.