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to lim it the ex tent to which the 
steer ing mast can be fold ed 
forward. If thread ed in ward 
(clock wise)  com plete ly  or 
re 

moved, the steer 

ing mast 

can be folded com plete ly fl at 
to rest on the bike frame. With 
the  seat  as sem bly  re moved  and 
the steer ing mast fold ed fl at, 
the bike may be easier to load 
into some ve hi cles.

Once the seat and steer 

ing 

mast ad just ments have been 
per formed, the bike is ready 
to ride. How 

ev 

er, there are 

oth er seat ad just ments that may in crease com fort and al low you to cus tom ize the 
fi t of your bike. 

Fine Tuning Seat Ad just ments for Com fort 

Seat Back Recline Adjustment

The seat back re cline is ad just able to sev er al dif fer ent  po si tion  set tings.  New er 
rid ers may pre fer a more up right set ting. Ex pe ri enced and per for mance-ori ent ed 
rid ers may pre fer a ful ly re clined seat back. 

To adjust the de gree of seat back recline:
1.   Note the po si tion of the seat as sem bly on the seat track.
2.  Open both seat quick-release mechanisms.
3.   Note the po si tion of the plastic seat slider blocks in the range of ad just ment holes 

pro vid ed. Note how moving the slid er blocks to dif fer ent ad just ment holes chang es 
the recline angle of the seat frame.

4.   Slide the seat fully rear ward and remove seat as sem bly from the frame.
5.   Hold the seat in your lap or place it on a suitable work surface or table.
6.   Remove both seat quick-release mech a nisms, being careful not to lose the self-

centering springs.

7.   Install the quick-release mech a nism with plastic slider blocks and self-centering 

springs in the desired recline ad just ment holes.

8.   Install the seat as sem bly on the bike by sliding the seat onto the seat track from the 

rear (op po site of re mov al). Slide the seat frame to its original position on the seat 
track.

9.   Close both seat quick-release mechanisms. (Refer to Section IV. Tech B.3,  of the 

Burley Adult Own er s Manual for Multi-Speed Bicycles for proper quick-release 
mech a nism  op er a tion.) 

Seat Bottom Fine Tuning Adjustments

Seat Bottom Fore-Aft and Tilt Range Adjustments: The fore-aft and tilt range 

Type 2 Steering Mast

Rear Tilt

Adjustment

Bolt

Adjustment

Lock Nut

Forward Tilt

Stop Bolt

Steering Mast

Lower Tube

Offset Stem

Summary of Contents for RECUMBENT

Page 1: ...Important Safety Operating Information 3 III Sizing Adjustments 5 IV Assembly Instructions Wheelbase Conversion 9 V Suspension Tuning 15 VI Accessories Trailercycle Trailer Towing 16 VII Fastener Torq...

Page 2: ...bent Burley Adult Owner s Manual for Multi Speed Bicycles Recumbent Owner s Manual Supplement This manual Warranty Card IMPORTANT Read the BurleyAdult Owner s Manual and Owner s Manual Supplementthoro...

Page 3: ...e this bicycle among automobile traffic or other cyclists before you are thoroughly familiar with its handling characteristics Failure to do so could result in accident and serious injury or death The...

Page 4: ...f any with your recumbent bicycle To familiarize yourself with this condition test ride your bicycle in a safe open space such as an empty parking lot IMPORTANT It is important to learn where front wh...

Page 5: ...ke REPLACE PROTECTIVE STRIP ON FORK WHEN DAMAGED Some Burley recumbent models feature front forks with a protective plastic strip at the top of the right side fork leg Damage to the surface of these f...

Page 6: ...oming off These important safety features should not be removed from the bicycle CLOSE QUICK RELEASE MECHANISM AND ADJUST PROPERLY Riding yourbicyclewithseatquick releasemechanismsopenorimproperly adj...

Page 7: ...steering mast upper tube AT ANY TIME If the steering mast height adjustment is set beyond the MINIMUM INSERTION mark the steering mast may become damaged or break which could cause you to lose control...

Page 8: ...f the plastic seat slider blocks in the range of adjustment holes provided Notehowmovingthesliderblockstodifferentadjustmentholeschanges the recline angle of the seat frame 4 Slide the seat fully rear...

Page 9: ...Steerer Tube Locking Collar Some Burley recumbent models have a convertible wheelbase feature identified by linkage steering with two headsets Please review the following information regarding the fo...

Page 10: ...endicular to the main frame of the bike 4 Using a 10mm wrench tighten one nut on the linkage rod against the bearing 11mm wrench Tighten the other nut against the linkage rod 5 Attach the linkage rod...

Page 11: ...aring compo nents if required 7 Install the steering mast on the fork steerer tube Adjust bearing preload and tighten the handlebar stem 8 Connect the front brake cable and adjust the front brake Rout...

Page 12: ...brackets between the two sides of the seat frame side plates Install the pivot blocks from the inside by inserting the pivot block pin through the hole in the seat bottom bracket and then through the...

Page 13: ...ion is easiest if performed before installing the seat frame on the bicycle 2 Slide the seat bottom brackets between the two sides of the seat frame side plates Installthepivotblocksfromtheinsidebyins...

Page 14: ...s to steering mast extended length TYPE 2 steering masts have cable housing stops at the left or non drive side of the fore aft centerline Both brake cable housings are routed to the rear pair of cabl...

Page 15: ...terature from the manufacturer for adjustment specifications IMPORTANT This shock is only rated to 300 psi Do not exceed 300 psi in your Cane Creek shock Damage to the shock may result Suspension Pivo...

Page 16: ...Alternative Hitch To pull a Burley child or cargo trailer use the quick release Alternative Hitch with all Burley recumbents Rear Rack Installation and Use Rear touring racks may be used with Burley r...

Page 17: ...in lb Swingarm strut and rack mount bolts 50 65 in lb Steering linkage rod attachment bolts 100 120 in lb Upper shock mount bolt 150 200 in lb Lower shock mount bolt 150 200 in lb Idler wheel mount bo...

Page 18: ...your view too low and your knees may hit your hands A90 bend at the elbows with the bar ends pointing down and slightly forward is a common setting 4 Starting off from a standstill requires a good pu...

Page 19: ...tforBurleyrecumbentsisexceeded Burley cannot be responsible for failure due to improper as sembly modification of parts or instructions neglect abuse accident and or normal wear The warranty does not...

Page 20: ...ely owned business we bring an uncommon degree of personal pride and attention to our work Use our products with confidence and satisfaction Copyright 2004 by Burley Design Cooperative Burley is a reg...

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