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Page 1: ...YCLE OWNER S MANUAL THIS MANUAL CONTAINS IMPORTANT SAFETY PERFORMANCE AND MAINTENANCE INFORMATION READ THE MANUAL BEFORE TAKING YOUR FIRST RIDE ON YOUR NEW BICYCLE AND KEEP THE MANUAL HANDY FOR FUTURE...

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Page 4: ...Getting Organized 8 Attach the Front Handlebars 9 Attach the Rear Handlebar to the Front Saddle 11 Attach the Saddles 12 Attach the Front Fender 13 Attach the Front Wheel 14 Attach the Pedals 15 6 Adj...

Page 5: ...rtment is dedicated to your satisfaction with Pacific Cycle and it s products If you have questions or need advice regarding assembly parts performance or returns please contact the experts at Pacific...

Page 6: ...such as property damage User Responsibility All persons assembling using and maintaining the bicycle must read and understand the safety warnings and operating instructions in this manual before using...

Page 7: ...ts strings jewelry that may become entangled with moving parts on the bicycle or interfere with handling of the bicycle Pants with loose pant legs If necessary always tuck pant legs into a sock or use...

Page 8: ...you may lose control and fall Always use the correct hand signals to indicate turning or stopping Obey the traffic laws e g stopping at a red light or stop sign giving way to pedestrians Wear proper r...

Page 9: ...rrectly positioned and clean reflectors Use a white light on the front and a red light on the rear If possible use lights with flashing capability Flashing lights enhance visibility If using battery p...

Page 10: ...s are missing or damaged call customer service toll free at 1 800 626 2811 Parts 3 front fender rear saddle seat post rear fender seat post front wheel rear handlebar pedals 4 rear wheel front saddle...

Page 11: ...7 Hardware 4 Front Fender Hardware Front Handlebar Hardware 2 locknuts stem wedge cap 2 washers Front Wheel Hardware long bolt washer nut...

Page 12: ...ccording to the instructions in this manual or have a professional bicycle mechanic assemble the bicycle Getting Organized The following tools and items are needed for assembly 5 mm 6 mm and 10 mm All...

Page 13: ...e stem and frame head tube 3 Insert the stem of the handlebar into the frame head tube until the Minimum Insertion mark is not visible If necessary unscrew the stem wedge bolt until there is play in t...

Page 14: ...Replace the cap onto the stem wedge bolt 7 Adjust the handle bars to the position you desire 8 Using a 5 mm allen wrench tighten the two handlebar stem clamp bolts until the handlebar is locked into t...

Page 15: ...tached to the seat post 2 Position the handlebar on the front seat post at the height you desire Apply a light layer of grease to the seat post and frame head tube 3 Using a 5 mm allen wrench tighten...

Page 16: ...dle assembly rear saddle main frame Hardware pinch bolts come attached to the seat tube bracket Tools 5 mm allen wrench 1 Insert the seat post with the handlebars into the front seat post and insert t...

Page 17: ...on the fender tab with the holes at the base of the fork 3 Insert the washer through the long screw and then insert the long screw through the fender tabs and holes on the fork 4 Using the 10 mm open...

Page 18: ...ached to the fork before using the bicycle Parts Front wheel main frame Hardware 2 locknuts 2 washers Tools 15 mm wrench 1 Insert the axle of the wheel into the fork openings 2 Insert a washer over th...

Page 19: ...k arm 3 By hand slowly turn the spindle the correct direction Clockwise for right side pedal counterclockwise for left side pedal Important Stop if you feel resistance This may be an indication the sp...

Page 20: ...stem clamp bolts tightened before using the bicycle Adjust the handlebar height and angle so the rider is comfortable and has complete control Maximum comfort is usually obtained when the handlebar h...

Page 21: ...ost until the rider is in control and comfortable The Minimum Insertion line should not be visible 4 Rotate the handle bar so it is square with the fork 5 Tighten the stem wedge bolt to lock the stem...

Page 22: ...f the rear handlebars 2 Adjust the height so the rider is in control and comfortable 3 Tighten the two pinch bolts 4 Using the 5 mm allen wrench loosen the stem clamp bolts on the front of the handleb...

Page 23: ...e bicycle For proper seat height Set the saddle height to obtain the most comfortable position for pedaling efficiency The seat height should be set in relation to the riders leg length There should b...

Page 24: ...kward to brake The harder you push on the pedals the more braking force is applied to the rear wheel In most cases the foot operated brake is strong enough to lock up stop the wheel from turning the r...

Page 25: ...ed to within the recommended pressure as displayed on the tire sidewall The tires have tread and there are no bulges or excessive wear Steering The handlebar and stem are correctly adjusted and tighte...

Page 26: ...k are not bent or broken Note If either are bent or broken call customer service Accessories The reflectors are good shape properly placed and not obscured All other fittings on the bike are properly...

Page 27: ...epending on conditions the bicycle is exposed to Always inspect the bicycle and conduct necessary maintenance before each use of the bicycle This section presents important information on maintenance...

Page 28: ...assemble Pedals Lithium based grease Disassemble Wheel bearings Lithium based grease Disassemble Headset Lithium based grease Disassemble Seat stem Lithium based grease Disassemble Pedals that can be...

Page 29: ...ck the wheels are securely fastened to the bicycle and axle nuts are tight Adjust if necessary and tighten axle nuts Spin wheel and check rotation alignment is true See bicycle mechanic for repair Spo...

Page 30: ...e and re seat the bead Spin wheel and check rotation alignment is smooth and even Loosen axle nut s and adjust until properly seated If the Hub Bearings need repair see Hub Bearings for more detail or...

Page 31: ...Coaster Brake Make sure the brake arm is correctly attached to the chain stay with the brake arm clip Tighten and secure the brake arm to the chain stay Brakes Frequency Inspect and maintain before e...

Page 32: ...week Check that chains are clean properly lubricated rust free and is not stretched broken or have stiff links Every week Check that chain tension is correct on both chains 1 Set a straightedge again...

Page 33: ...earing adjustments Have a qualified bicycle mechanic perform the adjustment if you have any doubts 1 Check to make sure neither locknut is loose 2 To adjust remove wheel from bicycle and loosen the lo...

Page 34: ...a hand pump to inflate the tube Do not use a gas station service pump to inflate the tube Follow these steps to inflate a tire 1 Remove the valve cap 2 Add air 3 Be sure the tire is evenly seated on t...

Page 35: ...a bicycle tire lever to pry the tire bead up and out of the rim Repeat around the wheel until one bead is off the rim 5 Remove tube Release second tire bead Remove tire 6 Carefully inspect inside of...

Page 36: ...at the address given on this page Frame must be returned Warranty 9 for inspection at customer s expense Please note the fork is not part of the frame A lifetime warranty on your frame does not guaran...

Page 37: ...bicycle as sold The warranty does not apply to damage or failure due to accident abuse misuse neglect or theft Claims in volving these issues will not be honored CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY 1 Your bicycle...

Page 38: ...rd and retain it as well as your sales receipt a record of your purchase and potential warranty claims Name Address State City Zip Date of Purchase Place of Purchase Serial Number Model Number Date Co...

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Page 40: ...2012 4902 Hammersley Road Madison WI 53711 Service 1 800 626 2811 www pacific cycle com 2014 OMKUTD...

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