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Designed in Brooklyn

Zephyr 

Cruiser Bike.

A guide for your ride.

IMPORTANT: READ CAREFULLY AND RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

MODEL: JRC24-PRD

Summary of Contents for Zephyr

Page 1: ...Designed in Brooklyn Zephyr Cruiser Bike Aguideforyourride IMPORTANT READ CAREFULLY AND RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE MODEL JRC24 PRD...

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Page 3: ...Jetson stoptworidingrules Besafe Havefun...

Page 4: ...erview Specs Features Rider Suitability Online Resources 1 Getting Started Starting Notes Attaching the Front Wheel Assembling the Front Brake Adjusting the Brakes Installing the Handlebar Attaching t...

Page 5: ...e Pressure Inflation 2 Features Functions Using the Bell Using the Kickstand Using the Cargo Rack Using the Brakes 3 Safe Journeying Brake Safety Functionality Check Pre Ride Safety Checks Helmet Posi...

Page 6: ...1 A2 2006 Adult supervision is required The rider should not exceed 220 lb Never use near motor vehicle Units shall not be operated to perform racing stunt riding or other maneuvers which may cause lo...

Page 7: ...safe operation Check whether all safety labels are in place and understood before riding The owner shall allow the use and operation of the unit after a demonstration that such operators can understa...

Page 8: ...ts are warranted against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of original retail purchase when used in accordance with Jetson s user manuals refer to ridejetson...

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Page 10: ...WITH DUST CAP C AXLE D WHEEL REFLECTOR E RIM HANDLEBAR BELL 1 2 3 FRONT REFLECTOR HANDBRAKE X2 LEFT AND RIGHT STEM FRONT FORK FRAME SEAT SEAT POST SEAT CLAMP CARGO RACK REAR REFLECTOR BUNGEE HOOK KICK...

Page 11: ...9 A B 2 4 7 1 6 10 3 8 9 12 13 18 18 17 17 14 15 16 16 11 5 C D E 19...

Page 12: ...RUM BRAKES WEIGHT LIMIT 220 LBS RECOMMENDED AGE 12 RECOMMENDED TIRE PRESSURE 45 PSI FOR SAFE AND COMFORTABLE RIDING THERE SHOULD BE A CLEARANCE OF AT LEAST 1 3 INCHES BETWEEN THE CROTCH AND THE TOP TU...

Page 13: ...L PARTS AWAY FROM CHILDREN DURING ASSEMBLY ACCESSORY MUST BE ASSEMBLED AND REMOVED BY AN ADULT FREQUENTLY INSPECT THE PRODUCT FOR DAMAGE ADULTS MUST ASSIST CHILDREN IN THE ASSEMBLY AND INITIAL ADJUSTM...

Page 14: ...THE DIRECTIONS GIVEN IN THIS MANUAL RIGHT LEFT FRONT FORWARD AND REAR BACK ARE ORIENTED AS THE RIDER WOULD SEE THEM WHEN SEATED ON THE BIKE THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE BIKE FOR EXAMPLE IS THE SIDE WHERE THE...

Page 15: ...chingtheFrontWheel YOU WILL NEED BOTH 15MM WRENCHES 1 CAREFULLY POSITION THE BIKE UPSIDE DOWN ON A SOFT SURFACE OR RIGHT SIDE UP BUT PROPPED ON A SUPPORT THAT LIFTS THE FRONT AXLE AT LEAST 1 FOOT OFF...

Page 16: ...HEY ARE FASTENED YOU MAY NEED TO USE AN ADDITIONAL 15MM WRENCH TO HOLD THE NUT ON ONE SIDE STEADY SO THAT YOU CAN LOOSEN THE OTHER 3 PUSH AND HOLD THE WASHERS NEXT TO THE NUTS OUTWARD SO THAT THEY ARE...

Page 17: ...MET THE SPACES MENTIONED IN STEP 3 REST IN THE WEDGES ON THE END OF THE FRONT FORK THE WASHERS AND AXLE NUTS ARE ON THE OUTER SIDES OF THE FORK THE BRAKE MECHANISM ON THE WHEEL IS ON THE LEFT SIDE OF...

Page 18: ...E HOLE 6 FULLY TIGHTEN BOTH AXLE NUTS BY TURNING EACH CLOCKWISE WITH THE 15MM WRENCH 7 CHECK THAT THE FRONT WHEEL IS SECURED TO THE FORK IMPORTANT AN UNSECURED WHEEL CAN LOOSEN OR FALL OFF PUTTING THE...

Page 19: ...PS HEAD SCREWDRIVER AND 8MM WRENCH 1 POSITION YOURSELF ON THE BRAKE SIDE OF THE FRONT WHEEL 2 SPIN THE WHEEL UNTIL THE BRAKE MECHANISM IS NEXT TO THE FRONT SIDE OF THE FORK 1 3 AssemblingtheFrontBrake...

Page 20: ...KWISE WITH YOUR FINGERS OR THE SCREWDRIVER IF NECESSARY USE THE 8MM WRENCH TO HOLD THE NUT ON THE BACK SIDE OF THE BRAKE ARM STEADY SO THAT YOU CAN MORE EASILY TWIST THE BOLT 4 SET THE BOLT WASHER AND...

Page 21: ...T FROM THE OUTSIDE OF THE FORK INSERT THE END OF THE BOLT THROUGH BRAKE ANCHOR SPACE AND THEN THE HOLES IN THE BRAKE COVER PANEL AND BRAKE ARM 7 FINGER TIGHTEN THE NUT ONTO THE END OF THE BOLT BY TWIS...

Page 22: ...BRAKE LEVER HOLD IT STEADY WITH YOUR FINGERS OR THE PHILLIPS HEAD SCREWDRIVER WHILE YOU LOOSEN BUT DO NOT REMOVE THE NUT ON THE FRONT SIDE BY TURNING IT COUNTERCLOCKWISE WITH THE 10MM WRENCH FOR 2 3...

Page 23: ...BRAKE CABLE TAUT 4 CONTINUE HOLDING THE CABLE TAUT WHILE YOU RELEASE THE BRAKE LEVER 5 RE TIGHTEN THE NUT THAT YOU LOOSENED IN STEP 1 BY TURNING IT CLOCKWISE WITH THE 10MM WRENCH 6 REPEAT STEPS 1 4 O...

Page 24: ...UPWARD OVER THE STEM AND THE AREAS WITH THE HAND GRIPS ARE HIGHER THAN THE CENTER OF THE HANDLEBAR IMPORTANT MAKE SURE THAT THE HANDLEBAR REMAINS CENTERED IN THE CLAMP 4 WHILE HOLDING THE HANDLEBAR IN...

Page 25: ...THE HANDBRAKE ON THE LEFT SIDE TAKE CARE THAT THE BRAKE CABLE IS IN FRONT OF NOT BEHIND THE HANDLEBAR 7 SQUEEZING AND MANIPULATING THE WEDGE NUT SO THAT IT FITS SLIDE THE HANDLEBAR POST ALL THE WAY I...

Page 26: ...TS ON EITHER THE HANDLEBAR OR THE FORK UNTIL BOTH PIECES ARE STRAIGHT AND ALIGNED 9 WITHOUT EXPOSING THE MINIMUM INSERTION MARK BRING THE HANDLEBAR UP TO THE DESIRED HEIGHT HOLD IT IN POSITION WHILE Y...

Page 27: ...OF THE FRONT FORK STEADY WHILE YOU LOOSEN AND REMOVE THE NUT ON THE BACKSIDE OF THE FORK BY TURNING IT COUNTERCLOCKWISE WITH THE 10MM WRENCH 2 REMOVE THE WASHER FROM THE END OF THE BOLT THEN REMOVE TH...

Page 28: ...BRACES ARE ATTACHED IS AT THE REAR OF THE WHEEL THERE IS ONE FENDER BRACE ON EACH SIDE OF THE WHEEL THE FENDER BRACES ARE ANGLED TOWARDS THE FRONT OF THE BIKE 4 SLIDE THE BOLT THROUGH THE HOLE ON THE...

Page 29: ...XT TO IT AND SET THE HARDWARE ASIDE 6 ALIGN THE HOLE AT THE END OF THE FENDER BRACE WITH THE HOLE FROM WHICH YOU JUST REMOVED THE BOLT 7 SLIDE A WASHER ONTO ONE OF THE BOLTS AND REINSERT BUT DO NOT TI...

Page 30: ...THE SCREWDRIVER AND THEN TIGHTEN THE BOLT AND NUT AT THE TOP OF THE FENDER WITH THE SCREWDRIVER AND THE WRENCH 10 CHECK THAT THE FENDER IS SECURE AND THE WHEEL SPINS FREELY UNDERNEATH IT PHILLIPS HEAD...

Page 31: ...L PEDAL WITH THE HOLE AT THE END OF THE CRANK ARM ON THE SIDE OF THE BIKE WHERE YOU WILL PEDAL WITH YOUR RIGHT FOOT 3 HOLD THE PEDAL BASE STEADY AND TAKING CARE THAT THE SPINDLE ENTERS THE HOLE STRAI...

Page 32: ...RM BY TURNING IT COUNTERCLOCKWISE WITH THE 15 MM WRENCH CHECK THAT THE RIGHT PEDAL IS SECURE 5 REPEAT STEPS 2 5 WITH THE RIGHT R PEDAL IMPORTANT THE SPINDLE ON THE RIGHT PEDAL IS REVERSE THREADED AND...

Page 33: ...THE KNOB COUNTERCLOCKWISE WHILE HOLDING THE LATCH STEADY 3 SLIDE THE SEAT POST DOWN AT LEAST UNTIL THE MINIMUM INSERTION MARK IS NO LONGER VISIBLE ADJUST THE SEAT HEIGHT TO RIDER S COMFORT IMPORTANT W...

Page 34: ...LIPS FURTHER DOWN INTO THE TUBE BRING IT BACK TO POSITION AND TIGHTEN THE CLAMP BY TURNING THE KNOB CLOCKWISE IMPORTANT IF YOU CANNOT OPEN OR CLOSE THE SEAT POST CLAMP THE KNOB MAY BE TOO TIGHT LOOSEN...

Page 35: ...LE YOU INSTALL IT 1 LOOSEN THE SCREW ON EACH SIDE OF THE FRAME JUST BEHIND THE SEAT POST BY TURNING IT COUNTERCLOCKWISE WITH THE PHILLIPS HEAD SCREWDRIVER REMOVE BOTH SCREWS ALONG WITH THE WASHERS UND...

Page 36: ...SECURING THE REAR FENDER BRACKET BY TURNING IT COUNTERCLOCKWISE WITH THE SCREWDRIVER REMOVE BOTH SCREWS ALONG WITH THE WASHERS UNDERNEATH THEM AND SET THEM ASIDE WITH THE OTHER HARDWARE SCREWDRIVER S...

Page 37: ...ONT SUPPORTS FOR THE CARGO RACK ARE ALIGNED WITH THE NOW EMPTY SCREW HOLES IN THE FRAME JUST BEHIND THE SEAT POST AND ON THE OUTERMOST SIDE OF THE FRAME THE HOLES ON THE ENDS OF THE UNDERSIDE SUPPORTS...

Page 38: ...O NOT FULLY TIGHTEN THEM INTO THE FRAME BY TURNING THEM CLOCKWISE WITH THE SCREWDRIVER A THE SCREW AT THE FRONT OF THE CARGO RACK ON THE LEFT SIDE B THE SCREW ABOVE THE AXLE NUT ON THE RIGHT SIDE C TH...

Page 39: ...37 6 USE THE SCREWDRIVER TO FULLY TIGHTEN ALL FOUR SCREWS BY TURNING EACH ONE CLOCKWISE 7 CHECK THAT THE CARGO RACK IS SECURE ON THE FRAME CARGO RACK REFLECTOR S C R E W D R I V E R...

Page 40: ...CKWISE FOR 1 2 ROTATIONS WITH THE SCREWDRIVER 2 ROTATE THE BELL AROUND THE HANDLEBAR UNTIL IT IS IN A POSITION WHERE THE BELL TAB CAN EASILY BE REACHED BY THE RIDER S RIGHT HAND THUMB WHEN HOLDING ONT...

Page 41: ...EAD SCREWDRIVER 1 ROTATE THE FRONT REFLECTOR CLAMP AROUND THE HANDLEBAR UNTIL THE REFLECTOR IS FACING THE FRONT OF THE BIKE 2 TIGHTEN THE SCREW BY TURNING IT CLOCKWISE WITH THE SCREWDRIVER TO SECURE T...

Page 42: ...OTATE THE HANDBRAKE CLAMP AROUND THE HANDLEBAR UNTIL THE HANDBRAKE LEVER IN A POSITION AT WHICH CAN EASILY BE REACHED BY THE RIDER WHEN HOLDING ONTO THE HANDLEBAR 3 WHILE HOLDING THE HANDBRAKE IN THE...

Page 43: ...VALVE ON ONE WHEEL BY TWISTING IT COUNTERCLOCKWISE SET ASIDE 2 FOLLOW THE MANUFACTURER S INSTRUCTIONS ON YOUR AIR PUMP TO INSERT AIR INTO THE TIRE CHECK PERIODICALLY WITH A GAUGE AND CONTINUE ADDING A...

Page 44: ...42 2 Features Functions 2 1 UsingtheBell TO SOUND THE BELL FLICK THE BELL TAB FORWARD QUICKLY AND FORCEFULLY WITH YOUR RIGHT HAND THUMB BELL BELL TAB...

Page 45: ...2 2 UsingtheKickstand TO USE THE KICKSTAND PIVOT IT DOWN AND GENTLY TILT YOUR BIKE ONTO IT TO STAND TO RAISE THE KICKSTAND PIVOT IT BACK UP IMPORTANT ALWAYS RAISE THE KICKSTAND BEFORE RIDING KICKSTAN...

Page 46: ...CORDS LOOP AND SECURE THE ENDS OF THE CORDS IN THE BUNGEE HOOKS FOR SAFETY AND SECURITY LIMIT CARRYING CONTENTS TO 55 POUNDS CHECK THAT THE CARGO IS SECURE ON THE RACK AWAY FROM ALL MOVING PARTS OF T...

Page 47: ...AND THE RIGHT HANDBRAKE CONTROLS THE REAR WHEEL BRAKE USE THE HANDBRAKE TO SLOW DOWN SQUEEZE MORE FORCEFULLY TO COME TO A COMPLETE STOP IMPORTANT TO AVOID ABRUPT MOVEMENTS TRY TO SQUEEZE THE HANDBRAKE...

Page 48: ...T IS IN MOTION GENTLY PULL THE LEFT HANDBRAKE 2 CHECK THAT THE FRONT BRAKE ACTIVATES AND SLOWS THE WHEEL ROTATION DOWN 3 REPEAT PULLING THE LEFT HANDBRAKE WITH MORE PRESSURE AND CHECKING THAT THE FRON...

Page 49: ...AGE 46 CRANKS AND PEDALS CHECK THAT THE PEDALS ARE SECURELY TIGHTENED TO THE CRANKS CHECK THAT THE CRANKS ARE SECURELY TIGHTENED TO THE BODY OF THE BIKE FRAME AND FORK CHECK THAT THE BIKE FRAME AND TH...

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Page 51: ...OVERED BY THE HELMET WEAR A HELMET APPROPRIATE CLOTHING SHOES AND SAFETY GEAR AVOID CLOTHING THAT CAN GET CAUGHT INTO OR UNDER THE WHEELS CLOSED TOE FLAT SHOES ARE RECOMMENDED WEAR AN ASTM F1492 APPRO...

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Page 53: ...NEVER CARRY YOUR ZEPHYR BY THE WHEELS SEAT AND OR HANDLEBAR STORING YOUR ZEPHYR KEEP YOUR BIKE INDOORS AND IN A DRY PLACE COVERED TO PROTECT IT FROM DUST AWAY FROM FIRE OR EXCESSIVE HEAT CLEANING YOUR...

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