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The   brake   cables   are   mounted   on   the   two   front   breaks   (see   picture   5D   and   5E):   

The   umbraco   screw   on   the   right   hand   side   brake   lever   is   loosened      

Ensure   that   the   break   pad   sits   straight   vis-­‐à-­‐vis   the   rim   

The   screws   on   the   side   of   the   break   levers   are   adjusted   so   that   the   two   break   levers   have   equal   

suspension   /   are   equally   hard   to   push   in   towards   the   rim   

The   brake   cables   are   pulled   through   the   quarter-­‐circular   shaped   cable   holders   and   are   mounted   

in   the   break   lever.   The   rubber   suspension   is   akached.      

Ensure   that   there   is   a   couple   of   mm   movement   flexibility   and   then   5ghten   the   umbraco   screw.   

Ensure   that   the   break   pads   do   not   touch   the   rim   on   both   sides   when   the   wheel   is   turned   

Follow   the   same   procedure   for   the   back   break   (see   picture   5F).   

   

The   gear   is   tested.   If   the   gear   “clicks”   or   it   feels   difficult   to   change   gear   for   some   of   the   six   levels,   please   

use   the   plas5c   hand-­‐screw   located   where   the   gear   cable   meet   the   gear   to   adjust   it.   

ENJOY   YOUR   NEW   CARGO   BIKE…!   

IMPORTANT:      

The   frame   number   is   stamped   into   the   frame   on   the   le;   side   of   the   bike   –   just   in   front   of   the   le;   

pedal.   

Remember   to   adjust   and   re-­‐Aghten   all   moving   parts   on   the   bike   a;er   some   weeks   of   use.   If   re-­‐

Aghtening   of   the   spokes   are   needed,   please   use   a   spoke   Aghtener.

   

Picture   5D   

Picture   5E   

Picture   5F   

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Summary of Contents for CLASSIC CARGO BIKE

Page 1: ...sembled and it is important to read the manual carefully before star5ng assembly so the bicycle will be assembled in the correct order It is recommended to be two people to assemble the cargo bike Be...

Page 2: ...th grease Do not 5ghten the nut yet With the 7 large bolts washers and nuts mount the bow shaped and the two straight metal rods as shown on image 1D 1E 1F and 1G The metal rods must be placed below t...

Page 3: ...s as shown in the picture 2C and 2D Loosen the four brake pads on the front wheels and adjust them so they are properly placed vis a vis the rim picture 2E Finally the chair is removed and the bike is...

Page 4: ...0 mm round nuts 20 pcs washers The side panels are mounted see picture 3F The four canopy holders are mounted with the long bolts in the holes in the middle see pictures below The front and back panel...

Page 5: ...ldings which keep the child seats in place are secured with the two long bolts see picture 4F and 4G Picture 4A Picture 4C Page 5 3 pcs side re ectors 3 pcs screws for side re ectors 2 pcs front re ec...

Page 6: ...e pedals are mounted see picture 4L and 4M The saddle is mounted on the saddle post and this is mounted on the bike see picture 4N The protec5ve caps are mounted on the wheel nuts see picture 4O Pictu...

Page 7: ...d in the leF break handle as shown on picture 5A The brake cables are pulled through the cable sockets on the back panel see picture 5B The cable bracket is mounted as shown on picture 5C Step 5 Brake...

Page 8: ...of mm movement exibility and then 5ghten the umbraco screw Ensure that the break pads do not touch the rim on both sides when the wheel is turned Follow the same procedure for the back break see pictu...

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