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MODEL: EST-MTB29  PRODUCT CODE: 704513  |  MODEL: EST-MTB29M  PRODUCT CODE: 704512    10/2021

AFTER SALES SUPPORT

info@tem

AUS

1300 112 534

Other Useful Information (Cont.)

Storage

When it is not in use, store the bicycle in a cool, dry place, protected from dust and  
high humidity, and out of reach of children. 
For prolonged storage we recommend using the original carton for the bike.

Service and repair 

WARNING: Replace worn parts! 

As with all mechanical components, the bicycle 

is subjected to wear and high stresses. Different materials and components may 
react to wear or stress fatigue in different ways. If the design life of a component 
has been exceeded, it may suddenly fail, possibly causing injuries to the rider. Any 
form of crack, scratch or change of colouring in highly stressed areas indicates 
that the life of the component has been reached and it should be replaced.

WARNING: Replace wheel rims and brake pads!

Danger of wheel failure due to rim and brake pad wear!
Replace the wheel when any part of the rim wear groove is not visible.
Replace the brake pad when any part of the brake pad wear groove is not visible.

Replacement of disc brakes
Check the brakes on your bike regularly. When they need replacing, please take 
the bike to a competent bicycle mechanic for replacement.

Spare parts

Our after sales support centre stocks the following spare parts for the bicycle:
Bell 

 

    Brake 

lever

Chain 

    Chainwheel 

set

Derailleur    Fork 

(29")

Freewheel 

   Front 

hub

Pedal 

    PU 

leather 

saddle

Reflectors (F/R wheel, F white, R red) 

Seat post

Shifter (Shimano) 

 

 

Steel ball bearing headset

Steel sealed ball bearings 

 

Stem

Tyre and tube
To purchase a part or book a service, please contact the centre on 1300 112 534 
or email us at [email protected]. 

Summary of Contents for EST-MTB29

Page 1: ...MANUAL 29 74 cm Mountain Bike Large or Medium Model Number EST MTB29 EST MTB29M po org MODEL EST MTB29 PRODUCT CODE 704513 MODEL EST MTB29M PRODUCT CODE 704512 10 2021 AFTER SALES SUPPORT info tem AUS 1300 112 534 ...

Page 2: ...me Congratulations on choosing to buy an ESTATE product All products brought to you by ESTATE are manufactured to the highest standards of performance and safety and as part of our philosophy of customer service and satisfaction are backed by our comprehensive 1 Year Warranty We hope you will enjoy using your purchase for many years to come ...

Page 3: ... 704512 10 2021 AFTER SALES SUPPORT info tem AUS 1300 112 534 02 Welcome 04 Warranty Details 05 General Safety Instructions 08 Product Overview 09 Getting Started 10 Assembly 15 Instructions 16 Other Useful Information 19 Repair and Refurbished Goods or Parts Notice Contents ...

Page 4: ...roduct that the consumer has under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 and similar state and territory laws Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and to compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if t...

Page 5: ...e barefoot or in sandals Wet weather warning Slow down your speed when riding in rainy and snowy conditions and in slippery areas Increase your braking distance to ensure safety Use the rear brake lever FIRST then the front brake lever Night time operation We do NOT recommend riding your bike at night If you have an emergency that makes it necessary to ride at right have proper lights and reflecto...

Page 6: ...seat post clamp and that the minimum insertion line is inside the frame See that the seat is at the proper height for the intended rider Perform each check list below after all assembly instructions and any necessary adjustments have been completed WARNING Failure to perform these checks could result in serious injury to yourself and others General inspection See that all reflectors have been prop...

Page 7: ...stems 40 60 N m J Pedal 35 40 N m Maximum rider weight 100 kg Maintenance We strongly recommend you establish and respect a periodic maintenance schedule which will be determined by the frequency and length of your rides style of riding and the terrain on which you most often ride We strongly recommend that significant mechanical repairs are carried out by a skilled bicycle mechanic WARNING Replac...

Page 8: ...ictured Instruction manual Installation guide Warranty certificate NOTE Due to continued product improvement images and illustrations in this manual may vary slightly from the product purchased All images in this manual are for reference purposes only Parts are not necessarily pictured to scale Tools M4 M5 M6 M13 15 Scope of Delivery 29 mountain bike large medium Saddle Seat post Chain Handlebar w...

Page 9: ...carefully If you are using a retractable utility knife or scissors when unwrapping the parts take care that you do not scratch the metal parts of the bike or pierce the tyres Remove the plastic covers from the front wheel nuts base of the fork and stem pillar Plastic wrapping can be a suffocation hazard for babies and young children so ensure all packaging and protective materials are out of child...

Page 10: ...to the fork 3 Install an axle nut to each side of the axle Fig 3 Fig 2 4 Tighten the axle nuts by hand Make sure there is an equal distance between each fork tube and the wheel Make sure the disc is in the middle of the disc brake pads Fig 4 5 Fig 3 Fig 4 Fig 6 5 Then tighten the axle nuts securely using the M15 wrench Fig 6 CAUTION After long time use of the bicycle the braking efficiency weakens...

Page 11: ...ove the stem cover Fig 7 2 Fit the handlebar to the stem ensuring it is centred Replace the stem cover and partially tighten the screws Check the handlebar is in the correct position and once satisfied fully tighten the screws Fig 8 Fig 7 Fig 8 Fig 9 Fig 10 3 The steering stem is supplied assembled but if you wish to make any adjustments loosen the screws as shown and after the stem is in the corr...

Page 12: ...m rotating reduces clamping force Less than half a turn of the tension adjustment nut can make the difference between safe clamping force and unsafe clamping force 3 Adjust the seat angle so that the top of the seat is parallel to the ground and comfortable for the rider 4 Once satisfied with the seat height and angle adjust the screw tension by hand and then close the clamp IMPORTANT Pay special ...

Page 13: ...ed on the pedal spindle 2 To install the pedals proceed as illustrated below Fig 12 Thread the pedal marked R into the crank arm on the chain side of the bike Turn the pedal spindle in a clockwise direction Securely tighten the pedal spindle with an M15 wrench Thread the pedal marked L into the crank arm on the left side of the bike Turn the pedal spindle in an anticlockwise direction Securely tig...

Page 14: ... perpendicular to the ground and pointed toward the front and rear of the bike 1 Remove the clamp screw from the reflector or bell bracket 2 Push open the bracket loop and slide it onto the handlebar If there is a sizing insert included with the bracket please be sure it is inside the clamp loop before mounting 3 Position the bell bracket Fig 13 or the reflector bracket Fig 14 at a certain positio...

Page 15: ...hey must be inflated by hand to the appropriate pressure 40 psi 1 psi 6 895 kPa The tyres should feel very firm but not hard when squeezed between your thumb and fingers Check the brakes test them before you ride Replace the brake pad when any part of the brake pad wear groove is not visible Check the chain ensure it is correctly routed Clean and relubricate the chain when required Check for chain...

Page 16: ...every six months Check the chain tension after every ride The correct chain tension is 8036 N The bike has a freewheel so you can check the chain tension by spinning the pedals backwards The chain needs to be as tight as possible without creating friction that will waste energy and wear the chain and cogs prematurely Professional bike mechanics are required to carry out the following steps To adju...

Page 17: ...ng in highly stressed areas indicates that the life of the component has been reached and it should be replaced WARNING Replace wheel rims and brake pads Danger of wheel failure due to rim and brake pad wear Replace the wheel when any part of the rim wear groove is not visible Replace the brake pad when any part of the brake pad wear groove is not visible Replacement of disc brakes Check the brake...

Page 18: ...rge bike Medium bike Model number EST MTB29 EST MTB29M Maximum rider weight 100 kg 100 kg Product weight net 16 kg 16 kg Product dimensions assembled 188 x 72 x 100 cm 188 x 72 x 100 cm Frame Lightweight alloy frame 48 cm MTB Lightweight alloy frame 43 5 cm MTB Tyres 29 x 2 25 29 x 2 25 Freewheel Steel cassette 11 36 T 9 S Steel cassette 11 36 T 9 S Derailleur Shimano right side 9 S Shimano right ...

Page 19: ...ess of repair some or all of your stored data may be lost We recommend you save this data elsewhere prior to sending the product for repair You should also be aware that rather than repairing goods we may replace them with refurbished goods of the same type or use refurbished parts in the repair process Please be assured though refurbished parts or replacements are only used where they meet ALDI s...

Page 20: ... this product or if it fails to perform to your expectations make sure to contact our After Sales Support Centre on 1300 112 534 for advice For an electronic copy of this manual please contact our after sales support centre Instruction Manual Revision Index Version No Issue Date Description V1 0 21 June 2021 Original 2021 release V1 1 05 July 2021 Minor changes on pg 8 and 12 Please read the manua...

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