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Circe Cycles
NOTE
– The P clip holding the cables should be on
the inside of the clamps and on the left hand side
of the bike.
The lower seat mount fits to the frame via a bolt
and lever. There are three potential positions for
the bolt to be in, depending on the desired position
of the seat. The bolt is tightened by rotating the
black lever clockwise, whilst holding the nut on the
other side. The lever can’t rotate fully because of
the seat, so it is possible to disengage the lever by
pressing the red button and pulling the lever out,
allowing it to be rotated freely back to a suitable
starting position.
INSTALLING STOKER HANDLEBARS
The stoker bars slide into the tube to the rear of the
lower seat mounting point, and are fixed in place
using the quick release clamps. The bars should be
positioned so the foam grip is facing forward and
slightly tilted up.
NOTE -
f you have a Front stand the stoker bar is
used to hold the upper clamp.
•
10mm spanner (Front stand, Kiddy system)
•
15mm pedal spanner
POSITIONING THE CAPTAIN’S HANDLEBARS
Remove any zip ties that are holding the handlebar
and loosen the four stem bolts using an Allen key.
The bars can now be turned to an upright postition,
a good starting point is shown below, but can easily
be adjusted to suit your riding style. The stem should
facing towards the back of the bike and needs to
aligned with the front wheel, then fixed inplace by
tightening the two pinch bolts on the stem.
The handlebar extensions are adjusted using a
quick release and should be fully tightened before
riding. Once the handlebar and front wheel are
aligned the stem bolts should be tightened to the
recommended torques settings in the torque table
Appendix A.
NOTE
– It’s easier to align the handlebar and front
wheel with the stoker seat removed.
INSTALLING STOKER SEAT
The stoker seat mounts to the frame at two
locations. The upper mount has two tubes which
slide into the corresponding clamps on the frame.
