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Page 1: ...User Manual Kaleidoscopic as life...

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Page 3: ...2 1 Checking the saddle height 10 4 2 2 Adjusting the saddle height saddle tilt and saddle position 10 4 3 Checking and adjusting the handlebar 11 4 3 1 Checking the handlebar height 11 4 3 2 Adjustin...

Page 4: ...ts 25 8 1 Importance of original parts 25 8 2 Suitable replacement parts 25 8 3 Accessory 25 8 3 1 The cargo box 25 8 3 1 1 Function and maintenance of the cargo box 25 8 3 1 2 Attaching the cargo box...

Page 5: ...achieve the best experience with Veleon it is recommended that you read the manual thoroughly before the first ride Only the necessary understanding of Veleon and its characteristics allow you to alw...

Page 6: ...mponents 01 stem 02 Lockout suspension 03 bell 04 handlebar 05 quick release skewers 06 Front brake 07 tires 08 wheel 09 chain guard 10 inner bearing 11 crankset 12 pedals 13 chain 14 rear derailleur...

Page 7: ...o be enclosed Package front end front end two front tires and nuts saddle and seat post mudguard1 Package frame frame and components rear carrier1 Package cargo box1 cargo box and components1 1 option...

Page 8: ...Mount the front wheels using the enclosed nuts 5 Mount the front wheel brakes 6 Check the air pressure to the tires ca 4 0 bar Frame 1 Screw the pedals to the crank arms and tighten Left side left han...

Page 9: ...the jaw without slot image 2 3 The safety nut should prevent twisting of the locknut Connect the frame with the front end For details see chapter 4 1 Connecting the frame and front end How to mount t...

Page 10: ...on of the cable steering system has to be checked and if necessary adjusted 3 3 Regulatory requirements The driver is advised that Veleon may only be used on public streets if it complies with the nat...

Page 11: ...or that the life span has been reached and that the part has to be replaced 3 6 Driving safety The driver is asked to follow these recommendations regarding the driving safety Wearing a helmet can sig...

Page 12: ...ht of the frame has to be adjusted so that the lower jaws occupy the free space provided in the front image 4 2 and 4 3 image 4 1 Positioning of frame and front end After the front end is positioned c...

Page 13: ...bolts 1 should be checked for correct positioning prior to every ride Incorrectly positioned and or loose bolts can be dangerous For your own safety and of those around you please don t ride Veleon in...

Page 14: ...lightly forward If you are tilted slightly backward you can quickly experience pain or physical injury Adjusting the saddle height To adjust the saddle height loosen the quick release skewers Adjust t...

Page 15: ...on can only be adjusted if the screw 1 is loosened After the screw is loose the handlebar can be positioned like you want Tighten the screw to prevent the handlebar from moving while driving 4 3 3 Adj...

Page 16: ...ose position image 4 8 Brake lever in closed position If you want to use the lock function of the front brake pull the brake lever and move the small crank 1 to the left If you let go of the brake lev...

Page 17: ...the same pressure The lockout can be released by pressing the small lever forward 2 The lockout should be used when the cargo box is being loaded The lockout then prevents the damper from compressing...

Page 18: ...n is limited to 10 This setting can be used for acclimatization and for slow rides We recommend position 1 with 30 tilting for complete maneuverability and cycling dynamics Position 3 keeps Veleon in...

Page 19: ...6 image 4 11 Adjusting the toe angle The toe angle has to be set so that the front wheels are parallel to each other 4 8 Checking the steering system If Veleon has a rod steering it doesn t usually r...

Page 20: ...d immediately The cable has to be exchanged by a specialist e g the bike shop where you bought the Veleon Pay attention to the service manual of the steering system If the tension of the steering cabl...

Page 21: ...g on the version For optimum handling it must be ensured that the Veleon is evenly loaded when loading heavily Please also use the possibility to load the luggage carrier 5 3 Greasing the bike Bicycle...

Page 22: ...ng fastening torque is recommended for bolted connections For your own safety the bolted connections should always be mounted and checked by a specialist Screw size M5 M6 M8 M10 M12 Fastening torque N...

Page 23: ...sticking the tool into the bar end as shown in image 6 1 and turn it left to loosen the screw image 6 1 Removing the handlebar end with the tool image 6 2 set Handlebar aside Remove the handlebar end...

Page 24: ...ease skewer open image 6 6 Quick release skewer closed To achieve the correct fastening torque for the quick release skewer 1 tighten the screw 2 with your fingers while the quick release skewer is op...

Page 25: ...the shift system it is recommended that the shift system is only adjusted by a specialist 6 5 Adjusting the brakes The brakes can only be adjusted by hand if the brakes are mechanical To do this plea...

Page 26: ...usting screws 3 must be turned out on both sides equally until the cable tension is correct This is correct if the cables are just so without clearance If the cable tension and toe angle are set satis...

Page 27: ...g screw the Bowden cable can be adjusted at the tilt lock wedge itself image 6 18 It is recommended that this is done exclusively by a specialist To adjust the tilt lock this way the screw 2 has to be...

Page 28: ...screws It is highly recommended to check the fastening screws for the bottom bracket 1 and the crank 2 regularly and retorque them if needed Especially after the first usage of Veleon the screws might...

Page 29: ...Adomeit Group GmbH informs you about suitable replacement parts for Veleon 8 3 Accessory 8 3 1 The cargo box 8 3 1 1 Function and maintenance of the cargo box The cargo box is designed to transport g...

Page 30: ...ection element It has to be fastened before the cargo box can be used image 8 1 Box with fastened screws image 8 2 Threads for cargo box image 8 3 Closing the tension belt Check the correct positionin...

Page 31: ...5 Separate the front end from the frame at first see chapter 6 2 The support wheel is inserted into the guide rail at the front under the box as far as the stop collar of the quick release image 8 6...

Page 32: ...be inserted from the top into the silver fixation plate image 8 10 The pin has to be pulled out after reassembling the front end and frame before continuing driving Otherwise the steering system woul...

Page 33: ...t The optional Isofix anchorage system is mandatory to attach a children s safety seat a baby seat or a seat bench for two children into the cargo box Safety seats that use the Isofix system can be at...

Page 34: ...f the seat bench can be folded down so that the shield lid can be closed even when the seat bench is mounted image 8 13 Seat bench with 1 belt image 8 14 Seat bench with 2 belts 8 3 2 1 Attaching the...

Page 35: ...e knurled nut on the opposite side The bolt has to stick out of the knurled nut a little when fastened otherwise the back rest is not fastened securely image 8 16 Screw in back of seat bench image 8 1...

Page 36: ...bench and rain cover If two belt systems are mounted the children sit very close to the front wheels In order to prevent the children from touching the wheels always mount the side panels of the rain...

Page 37: ...beforehand image 8 22 Closed shield image 8 23 Windshield position image 8 24 Loading position The position of the shield image 8 23 is the windshield position for when children are transported in th...

Page 38: ...Accessory and replacement parts 34 image 8 25 Bending the springs image 8 26 Open quick release at spring The quick releases have to be closed while cycling...

Page 39: ...epieces mounted on frame image 8 28 Frame goes through tunnel If this is done the frame can be inserted into the tube holders image 8 29 that are placed at the back of the box The sidepieces can then...

Page 40: ...mounted the tension belt has to be released for the headpiece to be mounted After the headpiece is mounted the tension belt can be put through the opening in the headpiece and re fastened image 8 32 W...

Page 41: ...ht Thus the separability remains even with hub dynamo The optional lighting system consists of a front and rear light which are battery operated The front light uses three AAA batteries the rear light...

Page 42: ...following for the product is explained EMV Richtlinie 2004 108 EG Applied one harmonized standards in particular DIN EN ISO 15194 2015 07 DIN EN 60034 Performed and approved by the following designate...

Page 43: ...rectPower System The following operating instructions come directly from the manufacturer Heinzmann The manufacturer is the sole author of this manual The Adomeit Group GmbH assumes no liability for i...

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