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Assembly
(Images are examples for all
product variations)
The product is delivered folded up in its
transport condition. To make it ready to ride,
proceed as follows:
Unfold (Fig. A)
1. Loosen the lower quick-release fastener (1).
2. Pull the lever (2) upward and fold the stee-
ring post (3) forward until it locks in place.
3. Secure the folding mechanism by fastening
the lower quick-release fastener.
Attach handlebars (Fig. B)
1. Release the handlebars (4) from the
holders (5).
2. Press down on the locking buttons (6) on the
handlebars and push the handlebars into the
T-pipe (7) on both sides of the steering
column. The locking buttons must audibly
click into the designated holes (8).
Adjusting the steering post
height (Fig. C)
The steering post can be adjusted to
four different heights. Only use the pro-
duct after clicking the locking button
into one of the four holes and securing
the steering post with the quick-release
fastener!
1. Loosen the quick-release fastener (9) on the
steering post.
2. Pull the steering post (10) upward until the
locking button (11) locks into one of the four
holes (12).
3. Secure the steering post by tightening the
quick-release fastener.
Steering head bearing (Fig. D)
The steering head bearing is preset at the time
of delivery. in the event that the handlebars
have too much play after some time or become
too stiff, have the steering head bearing adju-
sted by a speciality retailer or a bicycle shop.
To return the Product to its
Transport Condition
1. Release the quick-release fastener (9) on the
bar, press the locking button (11), slide the
bar (10) down as far as possible and lock the
quick-release fastener (9).
2. Press the locking buttons (6) on the grips, pull
the grips out of the T-bar (7) and secure them
on the holders (5).
3. Loosen the lower quick-release fastener
(Fig. E) and pull the lever (2) upward, push
the steering post toward the deck until it locks
in place (Fig. F). Tighten the lower quick-
release fastener (Fig. G).
Use
Riding, braking, parking
(Fig. H)
• Place one leg on the deck (13) and regularly
and push off with the other leg at regular
intervals to create momentum.
• Step on the brake plate to brake (14).
• Unfold the kickstand (15) to park.
The product may only be parked on a
smooth surface.
Maintenance
Replacing the wheels (Fig. I)
Important! Please observe the technical
data. Wheels that have a different dia-
meter can change the riding properties
and, in some cases, possibly endanger
the user. Do not use wheels that cannot
be perfectly mounted.
Never mount wheels that are larger
than the product’s original wheels.
Wheels wear out. This wear and tear results from
many factors, for example the ground, the user’s
size and weight, the weather conditions, the ma-
terial of the wheels and their durability. It is thus
necessary to replace them from time to time.
• Remove the axle bolts (16) using two setscrew
wrenches size 5.
• Remove the axle bolts and remove the wheel.
• Attach the new wheel (17) and secure with
the axle bolts.
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