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Road & Traffic Signs
SKU
W6-210B
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Cyclists approaching a sharp drop need advance notice they can read at speed. This steep descent sign delivers that warning early, giving riders time to adjust braking and posture before the gradient steepens. It is m...
Description and applications
Cyclists approaching a sharp drop need advance notice they can read at speed. This steep descent sign delivers that warning early, giving riders time to adjust braking and posture before the gradient steepens. It is made for bike paths, shared trails and recreational routes where a sudden fall in elevation catches people out.
The Class 1 reflective face returns light from bike lamps and ambient sources, so the legend stays legible in low light, dawn starts or overcast conditions. Aluminium construction resists corrosion on exposed sections near water or bushland, and the rigid panel holds its shape when mounted on posts or fencing. Maintenance crews can install it with standard fixings and trust it to stay readable through seasonal weather. For councils and trail managers stocking safety signs across a network, the consistent sizing and familiar symbol reduce confusion for regular users.
Class 1 reflectivity. Aluminium substrate. Steep descent legend. Suits cycle paths and shared trails.
- Class 1 reflective face for low-light legibility
- Aluminium panel resists corrosion on exposed routes
- Standard steep descent symbol recognised by cyclists
- Suits post or fence mounting on shared pathways
- Designed for bike trails, park loops and commuter routes
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