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Thank you for purchasing your bike from Performance. 

We’re glad that we can be a part of your cycling 

experience. Don’t forget, if you live in the area of a 

Performance Bicycle retail store, you can bring your 

new bike in for service for as long as you own it with 

our Free Lifetime Adjustments.  

If for any reason, you do not have the proper tools 

or are not confident building a bike yourself, we 

strongly suggest that you take your bike to a local 

bike shop for assistance or have them assemble it. 

They may charge you a fee to do so. 

ASSEMBLY

THANK YOU

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Bike stand  

(preferred)

Box cutter or 

scissors

Hex wrench set 

(typically 6mm, 5mm 

and 4mm wrenches 

are required) 

Pedal wrench

Cable cutters

tools you  need

Bike grease

sTEm

FOrk

sADDLE

sEATPOsT

HAnDLEBArs

sEAT CLAmP

sTEm FACEPLATE

quiCk 

rELEAsE 

skEWEr

FrOnT WHEEL

BrAkE 

CALiPEr

CrAnk 

Arm

FrOnT 

DErAiLLEur

rEAr 

DErAiLLEur

Bike pump

Philips Head 

screw driver

Summary of Contents for Road Bike

Page 1: ...ROAD BIKE ASSEMBLY ...

Page 2: ... confident building a bike yourself we strongly suggest that you take your bike to a local bike shop for assistance or have them assemble it They may charge you a fee to do so ASSEMBLY THANKYOU PAGE 1 OF 7 Bike stand preferred Box cutter or scissors Hex wrench set typically 6mm 5mm and 4mm wrenches are required Pedal wrench Cable cutters toolsyou need Bike grease stem fork saddle seatpost handleba...

Page 3: ...rts and material are removed before proceeding Carefully remove all of the packaging material from the bike Remove all cardboard and material from the bike frame Remove all cardboard and material from the bike frame Detach front wheel from the side of the bike frame Remove all cardboard and material from the front wheel including the protective axle plugs C Remove all cardboard and material from t...

Page 4: ...lternately and equally tightening them For reference the gap opening between the faceplate and the stem should be equal on both the top and bottom C DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN OVER TIGHTENING CAN LEAD TO PRODUCT FAILURE AND RESULT IN INJURY OR DEATH ASSEMBLY PAGE 3 7 Install the seatpost Apply a small amount of grease to the inside of the seat tube and the seatpost below the minimum insertion line A For ...

Page 5: ... side of the bike if you were sitting on the saddle B Tighten the skewer Once tightened make sure that the quick release is tucked upwards to avoid snags C 5 Mountthe front brake calipertothe fork Unscrew the recessed brake bolt from the caliper bolt A Insert the caliper bolt through the opening in the fork crown B Thread the recessed brake bolt onto the caliper bolt through the other side of the ...

Page 6: ... a hex wrench C Close the brake quick release lever This will shift the brake pads closer to the wheel rim D Cut off excess cable with cable cutters leaving approximately 1 of cable E Crimp cable end cable crimp located in small parts box to avoid fraying Note your brake pads may need adjusting once the brake is assembled Align pads to be parallel with the rim surface Loosen and retighten the cabl...

Page 7: ...esult in damage to the product Tighten pedal with a pedal wrench A Install left pedal with pedal wrench by threading into the non drive side crank arm in a counter clockwise direction for reference this is the left side of the bike if you were sitting on the saddle DO NOT FORCE A PEDAL THAT WILL NOT THREAD EASILY You may inadvertently cross thread the crank arm which will result in damage to the p...

Page 8: ...y for a secure fit 10 11 final check Make sure that everything on the bike is secure before riding Make sure that your front and rear brake function properly Make sure that the handlebars and stem are tight and do not move when you hold the front wheel between your legs and twist them Make sure that the bike shifts gears properly if applicable If for any reason you do not have the proper tools or ...

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