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2.3 Unfolding

Unwrap the trike main cruciform and sit it on a flat surface, preferably with something soft 
(cardboard/carpet) under the frame to protect the paint.

Swing the rear section of the frame up and to 
the left and then down to the unfolded position.

Lift the QR (Quick Release) latch to retract the 
safety pin, and close the hinge.  
Make sure the safety pin is properly engaged.

Swing the QR and its connecting pin forwards 
90 degrees (into the slot on the front part of the 
hinge.

Tighten the QR on the hinge. If the QR is 
loose, the adjusting nut may be tightened 
slightly.

If you have ordered a model with a 26 inch or 
700c rear wheel, then insert the rear wheel fully 
in the back of the frame and tighten the quick 
release fully.

If you have the Vortex non folding trike then 
carefully insert the rear frame into the back of 
the main frame up to the guide mark on the 
frame tubes.

Clamp the rear frame upright by tightening the 
two M6 bolts.

2.4 Fit and set the 

handlebars to an 

approximate position

Slacken off the two clamps on the steerer and 
adjust the handlebars to an upright position.  
The clamps only need to be lightly tightened at 
this stage.

does not apply to the 2012 Vortex

2.5 Install and connect 

the rear derailleur

The rear derailleur is attached to its cable and 
loosely fastened to the rear section.  Fit the 
rear derailleur to the rear dropout using a 5mm 
hex key, making sure the B-tension washer tab 
/ b-adjust screw is clear of the rear derailleur 
dropout tab.  Tighten the 5 mm hex hanger bolt 
to 70 – 85 in. lbs. (8 – 10 Nm). (SRAM XX rear 
derailleur installed and adjusted using a T25 
torx bit)

The derailleur stop screws have already been 
pre-adjusted in the factory.  If you feel the 
derailleur needs to be re-adjusted, then please 
refer to the manufacturer’s instructions sheets 
packaged with the derailleur.

Summary of Contents for Trike 2012

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Page 2: ...an approximate position 2 10 Fit the pedals 2 11 Adjust the seat angle 2 12 Set the handlebars 2 13 Set the front boom 2 14 Install the front derailleur cable 2 15 Check the chain tube lengths 2 16 Fi...

Page 3: ...equired for disc brakes Throughout this manual left and right are based on the rider s position as seated on the trike When assembling your trike please refer to the table in the appendix for the prop...

Page 4: ...areful not to cut through the parts or to mark the paintwork Have a good look at the various packages and familiarize yourself with the various parts In addition to the main components shown below the...

Page 5: ...e into the back of the main frame up to the guide mark on the frame tubes Clamp the rear frame upright by tightening the two M6 bolts 2 4 Fit and set the handlebars to an approximate position Slacken...

Page 6: ...rench will not be necessary you can lock the axle in place by leaning gently on thewheel It is important that these bolts are tight you will not damage the bearing by tightening to the required torque...

Page 7: ...d a bike shop to rebuild your calliper Check that the calliper clamping bolts are slack then position the calliper and adaptor bracket between the rotor and the kingpost Align mounting holes with thos...

Page 8: ...check that the drum pin is properly located It is important that these bolts are tight you will not damage the bearing by tightening to the required torque Repeat the fitting procedure for the other w...

Page 9: ...upright it was set to maximum recline in section 2 8 by simply opening the seat mount quick release sliding the seat mount off the quick release and slotting it back over using a different set of slo...

Page 10: ...taut Tighten the 5 mm hex cable anchor bolt to 5 Nm 44 in lbs Be careful not to crush or deform the cable i TIP Do not trim any cables until you are happy with the various settings of front boom and g...

Page 11: ...d pulling it tight so that the cage of the derailleur is under maximum tension Move the chain through the tubes so that the unconnected end of the chain at the top at the back is the longer one At the...

Page 12: ...k in the cables Any slack can be removed by adjusting the barrel adjuster on the shifters Shift the chain to the smallest rear cog While turning the pedals move the shifter up 1 click to the 8 positio...

Page 13: ...ICE tricycle that the frame seat and steering components are free of defective materials and workmanship for ten 10 years from original date of purchase Component parts are limited to one 1 year from...

Page 14: ...eering shall in no event be liable for incidental or consequential losses damages or expenses in connection with its tricycle products 3 7 Recumbent Trike forums on the internet Now that you have your...

Page 15: ...6 8 4 5 6 Shock pin 6mm spanner 5 7 4 5 Disc brake caliper mount 5 6 8 4 5 6 Rear mech hanger 5 8 10 6 7 Rear derailleur mounting bolt 5 8 10 6 7 Rear derailleur cable clamp bolt 5 5 7 4 5 Upper seat...

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