1. Rear shock
2. Crossbar pad
3. Assembly bolts, fuse, handle bar clamps
4. Crossbar pad graphics
5. Tool kit
6. Charger lead
7. Charger
The list of tools required is as follows:
- Wrench or Socket
8mm / 13 mm / 14mm / 15mm / 17mm
- Allen key
5mm / 6mm
ASSEMBLY ILLUSTRATION AND INSTRUCTION
Handlebar Assembly
Caution: Failure to properly adjust and tighten the bolts that affix the
handlebars can cause you to loose control and crash.
1. Place the handlebar in
the bottom clamp, then
install the top clamp
section and 4 retaining
bolts, do not fully tighten
at this point.
Front Mud Guard
Mount the front mud guard to the fork lower stantions and secure with
the 3 provided bolts.
The mud guard has 2 sets of mounting holes, you should use the
forward most set of holes (as seen in the above photo) to secure your
mudguard to the fork stantion. Tighten the guard down securely.
Number board
Remove the allen head bolt from
the fork mounting tab. This is
located on the upper fork stantion.
Locate the lower number board
dowels into the corresponding
mounts on the front mud guard.
3. Put the moulded foam barpad
over the clamps and secure into
place with the crossbar pad
graphics. This will loop around the
pad and secure with velcro
underneath.
2. Move the handlebar to a comfortable riding position, then tighten all 4
bolts securely with an allen key, making sure to tighten in a cross
formation to ensure even clamping pressure (See diagram).
Tools Required
Tools may be supplied; however, we recommend the use of
mechanic grade tools. Use the supplied tools only as a last resort.
As well as the bike, you will find a small box with the below parts inside.
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