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Chain

:  Lubricate with bicycle chain lube every 

week, more often during wet conditions.  It is best 

to do this in the evening so the lubricant has a 

chance to soak into the chain before riding again. 

Derailleur:  

Oil pivot points each month. 

Hubs, headset, bottom bracket bearings, cables:  

It is recommended that your local bicycle dealer 

lubricate these items every 6 months.

 

Riding Rules 

Always wear a helmet – most serious accidents      

involve the head. 
Ride defensively – NEVER assume drivers of         

vehicles see you. 

Lubrication 

Proper lubrication of moving parts means a longer life for the 

components of your bicycle.  The chain, in particular, needs 

to  be  inspected  frequently.    Be  sure  to  use  lubricants         

especially  designed  for  bicycles.    Never  over-lubricate  and 

be sure to wipe off any excess as this will attract dirt. 

Cleaning greasy chains and drive train     

components: 

Apply a degreaser and allow it to soak for 10 minutes. 
Scrub greasy area with an old brush. 
Lightly rinse with a hose. 

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Summary of Contents for Dream8

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual The most comfortable upright bicycles ever made...

Page 2: ...u one exceptional biking experience If you have any questions about your bicycle please call the dealer you purchased it from or call Day 6 Bicycles at 406 570 1927 or email Day 6 at kelly day6bikes c...

Page 3: ...arranties and could result in damage to the bike or serious injury Important Dream8 Dream24 and Journey have a weight limit of 250 pounds Patriot and Cyclone have weight limits of 300 pounds Samson ha...

Page 4: ...If your legs are completely straight when pedaling you need to lower the seat If your legs have more than a slight bend or your opposite knee and femur go above parallel with the ground when pedaling...

Page 5: ...ove and allow seat post to tilt back as far as it will go Tighten the two seat post bolts securely going back and forth between them until they are tight This will put the bottom of the seat parallel...

Page 6: ...at slide the backrest forward until it rests comfortably against your back Lock the quick release Next move the back cushion up and down until it fits comfortably in your lumbar area Lock the quick re...

Page 7: ...height tighten securely Handlebar angle adjustment Loosen the four stem bolts on the stem at the base of the handlebars Move handlebars to desired angle by pulling them toward you or pushing them away...

Page 8: ...g jumping stunt riding riding with more than one rider riding with heavy loads or any extreme type of riding or non standard use and the warranty will not cover any of the above riding types You are r...

Page 9: ...es to regular maintenance Underinflated tires Check tires weekly to prevent premature aging of tires hard pedaling accidents and getting stranded Over lubricated chains Lubrication sounds good but too...

Page 10: ...nflated tires is dangerous hard on the tires and it makes pedaling more difficult If possible avoid curbs potholes railroad tracks and other hazards Quick Release Levers Quick release levers are used...

Page 11: ...your local dealer adjust derailleur Bicycle Cleaning It is important that you keep your bicycle clean especially the moving parts chain derailleur gears etc since grit and dirt can damage these and sh...

Page 12: ...ear a helmet most serious accidents involve the head Ride defensively NEVER assume drivers of vehicles see you Lubrication Proper lubrication of moving parts means a longer life for the components of...

Page 13: ...ide on the side of the road going the same direction as the traffic Riding Tips Wear comfortable clothing but not loose clothing Wear bright colored clothing Layer your clothing so you can add or remo...

Page 14: ...or similar activities competitive riding riding over the weight limit having seat post out further than 4 carrying excessive weight and or improper maintenance alteration collision or normal wear and...

Page 15: ...cretion which will be conclusive and binding The original owner shall pay all labor charges connected with repair replacement of parts This warranty does not cover any transportation costs to and from...

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