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COMPLIES WITH SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

Thank you for purchasing a B’Twin bicycle 

You have just bought a B’Twin bicycle, and to ensure your continuing happiness with it, please read this user guide:  

it provides all the information needed to correctly use, adjust and maintain your B’Twin bicycle. 

It is important that you keep this guide.  

This general guide and manufacturer's guides for each component (derailer, brakes, fork, etc...) can be viewed on www.btwin.com

CONTENTS

CONTENTS

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General warning

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Mini bicycle glossary

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A BICYCLE FOR EVERY PURPOSE, AND ITS LIMITS

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General usage restrictions

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Storage conditions

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Types of bicycle and their uses 

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RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CYCLING IN COMPLETE SAFETY

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HOW TO ADJUST YOUR POSITION ON THE BICYCLE

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SAFETY CHECKS BEFORE USE

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ADJUSTMENTS AFTER SEVERAL HOURS' USE

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MAINTAINING YOUR BIKE

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A - REGULAR MAINTENANCE AND CHECKS

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B - NECESSARY TOOLS

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C - CLEANING 

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D - LUBRICATION

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E - TIGHTENING TORQUES

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F - REMOVING – REPLACING A WHEEL

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G - USING QUICK-RELEASE

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H - MOUNTING THE PEDALS

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I - BRAKING SYSTEM

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     1 - Using the brakes

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     2 - Checking the brakes

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     3 - How should the brakes be adjusted?

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J - USING THE GEAR SYSTEM

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K - ADJUSTING THE DERAILER GEAR SYSTEM

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     1 - Adjusting rear derailer travel

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     2 - Adjusting front derailer movement

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     3 - Adjusting derailer tension

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L - ADJUSTING IN-HUB GEARS 

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M- ADJUSTING SINGLE SPEED GEARS

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 N - ADJUSTING SUSPENSION

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ASSEMBLING ACCESSORIES

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GUARANTEE CHARTER

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Summary of Contents for Bicycle

Page 1: ...User guide and terms of guarantee...

Page 2: ...re so that you can enjoy your passion to the full Design Our design office ensures that our products satisfy your desires just like B Twin They pay particular attention to ensuring that the technical...

Page 3: ...cycle and their uses 5 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CYCLING IN COMPLETE SAFETY 6 HOW TO ADJUST YOUR POSITION ON THE BICYCLE 8 SAFETY CHECKS BEFORE USE 9 ADJUSTMENTS AFTER SEVERAL HOURS USE 10 MAINTAINING YOUR...

Page 4: ...rst contact for enquiries relating to your bicycle s maintenance adjustment use and guarantee Guarantee This guide also contains your bicycle s guarantee conditions NB Bicycles and bicycle components...

Page 5: ...you want to go Journey the foldable bike will follow you everywhere caravan boat boot of a car Stored in a small area it s the ideal companion for your itinerant leisure activities ROAD BIKES This is...

Page 6: ...ow accessible paths will be are in the years to come Stay on the roads Be respectful to pedestrians and horse riders Keep skidding to a minimum Respect flora and fauna Avoid muddy areas Here are a few...

Page 7: ...sembly For best fitting try to use the first hole in the strap D Removal Press the reflector 1 to push the light forwards 2 Rear light Assembly The first hole is for fitting to the seat post The secon...

Page 8: ...Directions for use Refer to the charts appended to the end of these instructions p 23 Adjusting the seat The minimum seat height is the height when the seat is moved down as far as it will go and once...

Page 9: ...mbly position see pictures below Adjusting the seat post and seat check that the whole bicycle is solidly assembled and that the seat is solidly clamped in the frame respecting the minimum insertion p...

Page 10: ...el and or your nearest shop so that they can carry out the necessary adjustments Warning about fork direction position brake etc Rotation direction STOP Before every ride you must check that there is...

Page 11: ...ings Change drive train chain rings chain and freewheel Change tyres and inner tubes Lubrication Change brake pads or disk brake pads Change bottom bracket Change cables and brake and derailer housing...

Page 12: ...ompletely seize up Also avoid overly powerful jets which may damage the paintwork on your frame do not point the jet at any mechanical parts To avoid corrosion of the components dry any remaining wate...

Page 13: ...elease 22 30 or quick release 30 45 BMX SUBSIN 10 12 20 Quick release or 8 10 35 40 35 40 30 45 16 pivot system CITY AND COUNTRY b Twin TribanTrail 1 16mm screw 2 12mm screws 4 7mm screws 1 18mm screw...

Page 14: ...panner Remove the wheel Re assembly Place the wheel in a central position between the frame dropouts and the fork Tighten up the nuts Reconnect the brake as in the diagram 4 Wheels with a backpedal br...

Page 15: ...l Check the letter on the pedal L or R 2 The pedal marked R is the right hand pedal Turn it clockwise to attach it to the crank 3 The pedal marked L is the left hand pedal Turn it anticlockwise to att...

Page 16: ...normal Warning The rims disks and pads must never be treated with a lubricant or another greasy substance If necessary clean using an anti static polish You are advised not to use solvents which may...

Page 17: ...hey wear Replacing brake cables and housings Cleaning hydraulic brake circuits Maintaining Roller Brake brakes The greasing of Roller brake type brakes should be checked every year by a specialist The...

Page 18: ...m are subject to wear of the rim wall at the braking surface as a result of the braking forces and the friction suffered by the rim at this surface We recommend that users pay particular attention to...

Page 19: ...ves away from the large chain ring Then adjust so that the clearance between the chain guide inner plate and the chain is between 0 and 0 5 mm Adjusting the outer stop By turning the inner screw of th...

Page 20: ...with the accessory Warning Check with a b Twin retailer that accessories to be fitted to your bicycle are compatible with it b Twin Check that all the elements of your bicycle work correctly when the...

Page 21: ...adding stabilisers see the manufacturer s instructions for mounting and adjustment guidance Compatibility of b Twin accessories with b Twin bikes Bicycle name Child seat Baggage saddlebags panniers l...

Page 22: ...parts replaced with unauthorised parts Damage resulting from fire lightening storm vandalism or unsecured transport Duration of the guarantee 5 years for the frame 2 years for parts and labour GUARANT...

Page 23: ...23...

Page 24: ...tion of the rider to be determined S cm being the rider s height Elops S cm Hs cm h cm 155 159 55 5 12 160 164 58 165 169 60 170 174 62 5 175 179 64 5 180 184 67 185 190 69 5 Original S cm Hs cm h cm...

Page 25: ...5 200 82 7 5 Competition Performance S cm Hs cm h cm 150 154 60 7 155 159 62 5 7 5 160 164 65 8 165 169 67 5 9 170 174 70 9 5 175 179 72 5 10 180 184 75 11 185 189 77 5 11 5 190 194 80 12 195 200 82 5...

Page 26: ...80 5 1 Off road sports S cm Hs cm h cm 150 154 59 2 5 155 159 61 5 3 160 164 64 3 5 165 169 66 5 4 170 174 69 175 179 71 5 4 5 180 184 74 5 185 189 76 5 5 5 190 194 79 6 195 200 81 5 Competition Perfo...

Page 27: ...27 14 S cm Hs cm h cm 90 94 32 48 95 99 49 100 105 50 16 105 109 37 5 48 5 110 114 49 115 120 49 20 others S cm Hs cm h cm 120 124 42 51 125 129 51 5 130 135 52 FS 120 124 45 58 125 129 59 130 135 60...

Page 28: ...28 24 Boys series S cm Hs cm h cm 135 139 54 61 140 144 145 155 62 Girls series 135 139 54 57 140 144 57 5 145 155 58...

Page 29: ...d Ascq cedex France Importado para Brasil por IGUASPORT Ltda CNPJ 02 314 041 0001 88 TURKSPORT Spor Ur nleri Sanayi ve Ticaret Ltd ti Mega Center C 36 Blok D 374 Bayrampa a 34235 Istanbul Turkey 1410...

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