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Tips for use
Cycling
Riding a 2-wheeled cargo bike is very much like riding a regular bicycle. The
turning motion is practically the same; the only difference is that your front
wheel will be a lot further out in front of you. When cycling, make sure to
look out ahead of you instead of at the front wheel.
Adjusting the steering rod
During assembly, you insert the steering rod into the central hole of the
connection near the handlebars. It’s possible to still slightly adjust the
steering rod, however. The handlebars will then react somewhat more
sensitively, or the opposite. Use the outer or the inner holes to adjust the
steering rod. Test out which configuration you prefer. Always make sure to
firmly tighten the bolt once you’ve readjusted the rod.
Extending the kickstand
To support the Babboe City cargo bike on its kickstand, first stand next to the
bike near the handlebars. Turn the handlebars away from you to create room.
Make sure you are standing close to the handlebars/kickstand. Place your
foot against the kickstand and pull the bike using two hands (on the bike itself
or the cargo box) towards you. The Babboe bike will then extend its kickstand
and be securely supported by it. Now the kids can safely step in and out of
the cargo box.
Collapsing the kickstand
To collapse the kickstand, hold the handlebars with two hands and push the
bike away from you (forward). This will cause the kickstand to fold back in,
and it will remain in this position while riding the bike.
Tire pressure
In order to be able to ride your bike comfortably and lightly, the tire pressure
must be maintained at a value of 3.5 to 4 bars. The harder the tires, the more
comfortable and light the Babboe City cargo bike will feel while you ride it.
Lights
The Babboe City cargo bike is equipped with LED lighting on batteries both
at the front and rear of the bike. The front light is operated by means of a
button on top of the light itself. The light can be set to flash or give a solid
beam. We recommend that you always use the solid mode.
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