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Summary of Contents for Alpha Zero

Page 1: ...1 OWNER S MANUAL ENGLISH ...

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Page 3: ... 5 ALPHA ZERO ASSEMBLY 6 ALPHA ONE AND ALPHA TWO ASSEMBLY 8 ALPHA THREE AND ALPHA FOUR ASSEMBLY 12 ZULU THREE AND ZULU FOUR ASSEMBLY 18 BIKE FIT 23 PRE RIDE CHECK 24 BASIC SAFETY 25 USE AND DESIGN 28 MAINTENANCE CARE 29 ...

Page 4: ...acturers literature that was included with your bicycle and or accessories In case of a conflict between the instructions in this manual and information provided by a component manufacturer always follow the component manufacturer s instructions If you have any questions or do not understand something take responsibility for your safety and consult with your dealer or the bicycle s manufacturer NO...

Page 5: ...page at facebook com prevelobikes This can ensure you stay up to date on any news and special events It s also a great way to share pictures of your kiddos being awesome little cyclists READ this Owner Manual in its entirety For additional information you can also reference our website prevelobikes com ASSEMBLE your new bike per the Assembly Instructions included with your bike Don t worry it s su...

Page 6: ...rs Make sure the cables are on the front of the bike as illustrated Reattach the stem face plate with the four bolts Use the supplied 5MM wrench to tighten firmly 6NM of torque NOTE Tighten the bolts in an X pattern as illustrated As you tighten pay attention to the gap between the stem and stem face plate The gap on the top should be even with the gap on the bottom Alpha Zero Recommended for ages...

Page 7: ...at height Close the quick release lever completely NOTE If the seat post clamp is either too tight or too loose adjust tightness using the bolt on the left side of the clamp For balance bike fit Prevelo recommends the seat height be adjusted so while seated in the saddle the rider can get both feet flat on the ground with a slight bend in the knee ...

Page 8: ...andlebars on the stem Center the handlebars Make sure the cables are on the front of the bike as illustrated Reattach the stem face plate with the four bolts Use the supplied 5MM wrench to tighten firmly 6NM of torque NOTE Tighten the bolts in an X pattern as illustrated As you tighten pay attention to the gap between the stem and stem face plate The gap on the top should be even with the gap on t...

Page 9: ...Screw the pedals into the pedal holes in the crank arms and tighten with the supplied 15mm wrench NOTE The pedals come labeled with R and L stickers to indicate right and left The left pedal is reverse threaded and must be turned counterclockwise to tighten ...

Page 10: ...by pulling the lever to the right side of the bike Adjust the seat height Close the quick release lever completely NOTE If the seat post clamp is either too tight or too loose adjust tightness using the bolt on the left side of the clamp For advice on seat height please see the fit guide on page 23 ...

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Page 12: ...rs on the stem Center the handlebars Make sure the cables are on the front of the bike as illustrated Reattach the stem face plate with the four bolts Use the supplied 4MM wrench to tighten firmly observe torque labeled on stem NOTE Tighten the bolts in an X pattern as illustrated As you tighten pay attention to the gap between the stem and stem face plate The gap on the top should be even with th...

Page 13: ...ngs Find the arrow indicating direction of rotation on the front tire Lay the wheel on a flat surface so that the arrow indicates a counter clockwise rotation Insert the quick release skewer through the hub Put the spring and nut on the opposite side of the hub Keep the entire assembly loose for now Disengage the front brake calipers ...

Page 14: ... nut on the right side of the skewer until slightly snug IMPORTANT Make sure that 1 both sides of the front axle are fully inserted into the front dropouts and 2 the nut on the right side and the quick release washer on the left side are FULLY SEATED inside the raised lips on the dropouts Tighten the quick release lever completely by pushing it up towards the fork If the quick release lever feels ...

Page 15: ...s Screw the pedals into the pedal holes in the crank arms and tighten with the supplied 15mm wrench NOTE The pedals come labeled with R and L stickers to indicate right and left The left pedal is reverse threaded and must be turned counterclockwise to tighten ...

Page 16: ...e by pulling the lever to the right side of the bike Adjust the seat height Close the quick release lever completely NOTE If the seat post clamp is either too tight or too loose adjust tightness using the bolt on the left side of the clamp For advice on seat height please see the fit guide on page 23 ...

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Page 18: ...s on the stem Center the handlebars Make sure the cables are on the front of the bike as illustrated Reattach the stem face plate with the four bolts Use the supplied 4MM wrench to tighten firmly observe torque labeled on stem NOTE Tighten the bolts in an X pattern as illustrated As you tighten pay attention to the gap between the stem and stem face plate The gap on the top should be even with the...

Page 19: ...r through the hub Put the spring and nut on the opposite side of the hub Keep the entire assembly loose for now If this is the first time installing the wheel on the bike the brake pads will have a black plastic spacer between them Remove the black spacer After the spacer is removed do not pull the front brake lever until the wheel is installed If the front brake lever is pulled without a spacer o...

Page 20: ...ter knife But don t use a sharp knife Tighten by turning the nut on the right side of the skewer until slightly snug IMPORTANT Make sure that 1 both sides of the front axle are fully inserted into the front dropouts and 2 the nut on the right side and the quick release washer on the left side are FULLY SEATED inside the raised lips on the dropouts Tighten the quick release lever completely by push...

Page 21: ... crank arms The pedals come labeled with R and L stickers to indicate right and left The left pedal is reverse threaded and must be turned counterclockwise to tighten Step 2 Tighten the pedals by inserting the allen wrench into the pedal axle from the side of the crank arm facing inwards towards the bike From this side you must turn the right pedal counterclockwise to tighten and turn the left ped...

Page 22: ... by pulling the lever to the right side of the bike Adjust the seat height Close the quick release lever completely NOTE If the seat post clamp is either too tight or too loose adjust tightness using the bolt on the left side of the clamp For advice on seat height please see the fit guide on page 23 ...

Page 23: ...d like this BIKE FIT Fit both heels are on the ground while seated in the saddle PEDALER FIT This fit is for riders who are comfortable pedaling Typically a child s second bike will be fitted like this Fit rider is on tip toes of both feet while seated in the saddle toes of both feet can touch the ground ...

Page 24: ... properly positioned Consult our bike fit guide on page 23 Make sure the brakes are working Rider should be able to operate the brakes easily while seated Make sure the rider understands how to use the brakes All Prevelo pedal bikes have front and rear handbrakes The Alpha Zero has only a rear hand brake The Alpha One has an additional coaster pedal brake Ask the rider to demonstrate the ability t...

Page 25: ...dard for helmets The helmet should fit snuggly and sit squarely on the head sitting low one or two finger widths above the eyebrow not tilted back Straps should be securely fastened under the chin see your helmet owners manual Make sure your child understands that a bicycle helmet is only for riding bicycles A bicycle helmet should not be worn while playing in play areas on playground equipment wh...

Page 26: ...irborne bugs dirt and other particles Protective eyewear is recommended RIDING SAFETY RULES of the ROAD Children should be instructed on the rules of the road and appropriate behavior and safety on streets Obey the rules of the road and all local traffic laws In many areas children can legally ride on sidewalks check your local laws Depending on pedestrian traffic on sidewalks and the skill level ...

Page 27: ... Ride predictably Do not do stunts wheelies jumps or other advanced maneuvers Parents and children should think carefully before deciding to take the large risks that go with this kind of riding If possible avoid riding in bad weather when visibility is obscured at dawn dusk or in the dark or when extremely tired Each of these conditions increases the risk of accident MOVING PARTS Bicycles have mo...

Page 28: ...lo Bikes are designed to be ridden on roads paved or unpaved as well as smooth trails Prevelo Bikes are NOT designed for extreme riding including but not limited to jumping downhill or freeriding Normal wear and tear from proper use is to be expected To keep your Prevelo Bike in great shape refer to the section on Maintenance and Care on page 29 ANATOMY OF A BIKE ...

Page 29: ...y a bicycle chain lubricant apply a drop to each link Turn the crank a few times to allow the lubricant to settle Use a dry rag to remove any excess lubricant Derailleur Using only a bicycle chain lubricant apply a few drops onto the pullies only Use a dry rag to remove any excess lubricant BRAKES Alpha Zero Brake The Alpha Zero is equipped with a rear V Brake controlled by a hand brake lever An a...

Page 30: ...y Proper alignment the rotor should be centered in between the brake pads Full contact Upon engaging the brake each brake pad should make full contact with the rotor Riding with improperly adjusted brakes worn brake pads or wheels on which the rim wear mark is visible is dangerous and can result in serious injury or death All bolts on the brake assembly should be snug Check each brake lever and al...

Page 31: ...t or visit your local bike shop WHEEL QUICK RELEASE SYSTEM WARNING Riding with an improperly adjusted wheel quick release can allow the wheel to wobble or disengage from the bicycle causing damage to the bicycle and serious injury to the rider Therefore it is IMPORTANT that you Understand and apply the correct technique for clamping your wheel in place using the wheel quick release Make sure that ...

Page 32: ...32 Prevelo Bikes 755G Lakefield Road Westlake Village CA www prevelobikes com Prevelo Bikes is a registered Trademark of Triunfo Sports LLC 2017 Triunfo Sports LLC ...

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